EP9302 Clock Speed: Difference between revisions
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There are two methods that can be used for this. The simplest by far is to use the ts7000.subr script located in /initrd. | There are two methods that can be used for this. The simplest by far is to use the ts7000.subr script located in /initrd. This script will add the following commands for setting CPU speed: | ||
This script will add the following commands for setting CPU speed: | |||
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cpu_speed_max | cpu_speed_max | ||
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The other method is more complicated and involves poking values into the configuration registers. | The other method is more complicated and involves poking values into the configuration registers. For further information on which registers, consult the source code in the ts7000.subr script. The registers themselves are currently undocumented. It is recommended to use only the values demonstrated by the script above. | ||
For further information on which registers, consult the source code in the ts7000.subr script. | |||
The registers themselves are currently undocumented. It is recommended to use only the values demonstrated by the script above. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:47, 1 November 2011
There are two methods that can be used for this. The simplest by far is to use the ts7000.subr script located in /initrd. This script will add the following commands for setting CPU speed:
cpu_speed_max
cpu_speed_166
cpu_speed_42
cpu_speed_min
The other method is more complicated and involves poking values into the configuration registers. For further information on which registers, consult the source code in the ts7000.subr script. The registers themselves are currently undocumented. It is recommended to use only the values demonstrated by the script above.