Thomas Gebert
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This selection of script, config and systemd unit file shall give control over configuring the CPU behaviour with cpupower on startup. Since SuSE does not ship anything we have to write our own...
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975 B
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37 lines
975 B
Bash
#!/bin/bash
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CPUPOWER_CONFIG="/etc/default/cpupower"
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if [ -f "${CPUPOWER_CONFIG}" ]; then
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source "${CPUPOWER_CONFIG}"
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else
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exit 0
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fi
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print_header() {
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cat << HEADER
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###############################################################################
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# ${@}
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###############################################################################
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HEADER
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}
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# Set the CPU governor
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if [ ! "${CPU_GOVERNOR}" == "" ]; then
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print_header "Setting CPU governor to ${CPU_GOVERNOR}"
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cpupower frequency-set --governor "${CPU_GOVERNOR}" &> /dev/null
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cpupower frequency-info
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else
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echo "CPU governor is not set."
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fi
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# Set the Cstate by latency
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if [ ! "${CPU_CSTATES_DISABLE_BY_LATENCY}" == "" ]; then
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print_header "Setting CPU CStates by latency to ${CPU_CSTATES_DISABLE_BY_LATENCY}"
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cpupower idle-set --disable-by-latency "${CPU_CSTATES_DISABLE_BY_LATENCY}" &> /dev/null
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cpupower idle-info
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else
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echo "No CPU Cstates by latency configured."
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fi
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