changing Frequency Scaling Monitor? in chrome os
hi there
i`ve been using this command Code: sudo gedit /etc/init.d/ondemand (in linux mint and ubuntu) to open the textfile where i could change the Frequency Scaling Monitor to "performance". i`ve tried the same in chrome os but it wont allow me. (Chrome OS Linux 1.0.648 RC) is it possible? could somebody help? thanks in advance. kindly gnimmelf |
Chrome OS is a very minimal and highly customized Linux system, commands that you would use on a normal Linux OS will do no good. In this case, you can't make changes to /etc, gedit is not available in Chrome OS, and I wouldn't even be so sure that frequency scaling is supported yet.
You could do a custom build of Chrome OS to address all of these issues, but that is probably a lot more work than you are willing to do for this. |
thanks
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its a shame though frequency scaling isnt supported, my mint 9 is realy fast, the fastest i could find, using this option (changing the monitor to performance). Ive benched it with hardinfo and nothing "comes close", and i would really like to see how fast Chrome OS could get. thanks for the reply though! nice clean and informational.:) kind regards Gnimm Elf |
changing Frequency Scaling Monitor
i installed cpufreq and used this command.
Code:
sudo cpufreq-set --governor ondemand then someone on another forum gave me these Code:
cpufreq-set --cpu0 --governor ondemand Code:
cpufreq-set --cpu1 --governor ondemand PHP Code:
kind regards Gnimmelf |
changing Frequency Scaling Monitor
Hi there
i figured it out! CODE: SELECT ALL sudo cpufreq-set -c 0 -g performance sudo cpufreq-set -c 1 -g performance this did the trick..... but not on restart? any ideas? kindly Gnimmelf |
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