Hi Steve, Am 01.10.2014 21:59, schrieb Steve the Fiddle: > 1) Any idea why it works in a root terminal but not with "sudo"?
yup: sudo echo stuff > file will execute "echo stuff" with root privilegies. Then, your (user) shell will redirect the stdout to the file, which obviously won't work. echo 3072 | sudo tee /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/max_user_freq will do what you want; "tee" copies its input to your terminal AND to a file. when you launch tee via sudo, it'll work. > 2) Any idea how to make the setting "stick" across reboots? write a custom init script maybe? dunno :/ Cheers, Flo
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