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mwillems:

--- Quote from: PrinterPrinter on May 30, 2015, 08:52:50 am ---Hello again,
I tried these commands and they work (CPUFreq) but I can't get it to boot with those settings...
I created an rc.local file in my /home/pi directory but my pi doesn't play along... am I missing something?

Thanks!

--- End quote ---

That won't work.  Try this:

type
--- Code: ---touch /home/pi/governor.sh
chmod 755 /home/pi/governor.sh
nano /home/pi/governor.sh
--- End code ---
Then enter the following text in the file:
--- Code: ---#!/bin/bash
for n in {0..3}; do cpufreq-set -c $n -g performance; done

--- End code ---
Save by pressing CTRL-X, y, and then enter twice.

Now type
--- Code: ---sudo nano /etc/rc.local
--- End code ---

And add the following above the line that reads "exit 0"
--- Code: ---/home/pi/governor.sh
--- End code ---
Save by pressing CTRL-X, y, and then enter twice.

Now it should survive reboots.

PrinterPrinter:
Sorry,
I'm a complete Noob,
When I follow your instructions and save the governor.sh file I get an error message (in Nano) saying 'Error writing home/pi/governor.sh: no such file or directory'...?

Thank you,

mwillems:
Sorry there's a typo in my instructions.  There should be a slash "/" before home in the third line.  I just fixed it.

PrinterPrinter:

--- Quote from: mwillems on May 30, 2015, 10:00:35 am ---Sorry there's a typo in my instructions.  There should be a slash "/" before home in the third line.  I just fixed it.

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Perfect!
Works now - thanks so much!

Let's hope this solves the annoying pops in the sound...

PrinterPrinter:
Hello,
I've changed the CPU governor to performance and now it's running at 900Mhz constantly.
I'm Using an RPI 2 + HifiBerry digi+

Sadly it didn't stop the occasional (very annoying) audio cut-outs.

I've taken a few screenshots and you can see that for some reason MC spikes in CPU usage - this is when it happens. I always take these screen shots a few seconds in delay (while I log into the VNC app, etc) but take my word for it - MC spikes.

I also noticed what looks like a memory leak when I boot up fresh MC (and VNC the only other thing running on the RPi) takes about 250mb of memory but after a while it keeps growing and after two days without a reboot it get's to 600mb memory in use...

I'm not sure if it's connected but I'm worried that if I used room correction (once I get there) I'll run out of memory.






I hope it helps,
Please share your thoughts,

Thank you

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