Which kernel are you using?
A somewhat older build of Marc's kernel (one month), the one
I have in my Debian repository + the change to use 1000 instead
of 1200.
I presume you mean 1200mV rather than 1200MHz. If it's 1200MHz, I'd
like to know where to tweak that. ;)
I never said anything of Hz. It's all mV (if it's mV, what are 1.2V
used for? The voltage from the battery/charger is clearly 10-12V).
Well, my testing has been going on for 6+ hours. Considering I
couldn't get an hour without errors before (and sometimes
several/hour, and that's just the detected ones), I'd say it's a
very definitive improvement. So much so that I'm vaguely tempted to
try reducing it to 950mV. ;)
Given that the minimum it currently scales to would be 725, 950
is certainly save.
Seems there are limits in hardware. I built a kernel with the upper
bound set to 900, and now I get a lot of this in the logs, while the CPU
is stuck at 216MHz:
Failed to set dvfs regulator vdd_cpu
Failed to set regulator vdd_cpu for clock cpu to 875mV
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This should have read 975mV
cpu-tegra: Failed to set cpu frequency to 1000000kHz
over, and over and over.
Seems 975mV may be the lower limit, going to try that next.
I can confirm that 975mV works without throwing any errors and the CPU
does get up to 1GHz. Going to leave it load testing for a few hours and
see if it's stable.
Gordan
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