On 13-05-17 14:48, Bryan Mayland wrote: > Hello, I work on an open source project which uses the Raspberry Pi > with LEDE as the host board. I've noticed that the kernel config does > not include the BCM2835 cpufreq driver and therefore the CPU remains > locked at the frequency set by the bootloader. This severely degrades > the performance of these devices as the bootloader sets the CPU at the > lowest frequency. I've run some nbench-byte benchmarks on bcm2708 and > bcm2709 (32-bit) platforms: > Hi, thanks for pointing that out. > Can we get cpufreq, ondemand scaler, and default=ondemand for this > platform / two targets? If needed I can submit a patch / signoff, or > if there is a reason this should not be done I'd love to start a > discussion about it. Please test a build from my staging tree: https://git.lede-project.org/?p=lede/stintel/staging.git;a=summary
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