issues with powerd/freq_levels

[Karl Denninger]

On 8/2/2017 13:06, Ian Smith wrote:
> Is it working on the others?  Does it actually idle at 600MHz?  If in 
> doubt, running 'powerd -v' for a while will show you what's happening.  
> Despite being low power, running slower when more or less idle - along 
> with hopefully getting to use C2 state - should cool these down a lot.
>
Yes.  "powerd -v" sez (once it gets going)

load   3%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   6%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   0%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   0%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   0%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   8%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   4%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   3%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   4%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load   0%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz
load  14%, current freq  600 MHz ( 2), wanted freq  600 MHz

dev.cpu.3.temperature: 58.5C
dev.cpu.2.temperature: 58.5C
dev.cpu.1.temperature: 58.5C
dev.cpu.0.temperature: 58.5C

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