Hey Ralf,
On 23/11/11 23:03, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 14:12 +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Sat, 2011-11-19 at 12:09 +0200, Andrei Popescu wrote:
On Vi, 18 nov 11, 21:44:39, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
It's supported by the plugin, but it doesn't work.
If the plugin has the frequency switching controls, but they don't do
anything please report a bug (if not already reported).
To http://www.debian.org/Bugs/ and/or https://bugzilla.xfce.org/ ?
[snip]
Hi :)
I didn't file a bugreport, since it looks like it should be able to set
the governor, but the menus should simply show available governors.
Instead I wrote a script that e.g. can be used for a launcher. Each time
you click the launcher, the governor for the CPU frequency scaling will
be toggled from one to another.
I think we had the same idea, but I thought of a small pyGtk
notification area gui. Basically a kind of standalone clone of the gnome
plugin...
I set up un gitorious:
https://gitorious.org/gcputray
(or simply get the tar.gz of the current master:
https://gitorious.org/gcputray/gcputray/archive-tarball/master )
Only problem is that you have to run it as root. Actually any suggestion
on how to wisely set it up for user would be welcome
Lorenzo.
E.g. right click the Xfce panel> Panel> Add New Items...> Mark
"Launcher"> + Add> Close>
Right click the launcher icon> Move it, if wanted> Right click again>
Properties> Tab: General> Click the icon for "Add a new empty
item" (or later "Edit the currently selected item")>
Name: CPUfreq-GOVtoggle
Comment: Toggle CPU frequency scaling governor
Command: cpufreq-govtoggle
Icon: Application icons/xfce4-cpufrq-plugin or
Application icons/gnome-cpu-frequency-applet
Create or Save
You might use the freq monitoring plugin without an icon and move the
launcher, showing the icon only, in front of it.
Have fun,
Ralf
This is the script, read the comments how to install it:
#!/bin/sh
# Install and uninstall
# First copy the shell script to /usr/local/bin
# To initialize everything that's needed to use this script as user run
# su -lc "sh /usr/local/bin/cpufreq-govtoggle --init"
# To undo changes as user run
# su -lc "sh /usr/local/bin/cpufreq-govtoggle --undo"
# Usage
# E.g. by a panel launcher, as user run
# cpufreq-govtoggle
# 2011-Nov-23 ralf.mard...@alice-dsl.net
SU_FRONTEND=gksu
EDITOR=gedit
CPUFREQ_SET=/usr/bin/cpufreq-set
CPUFREQ_INFO=/usr/bin/cpufreq-info
CPUFREQ_UTILS=/etc/init.d/cpufrequtils
CPUFREQ_UTILS_BAK=/etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtils~
GOVERNOR_O=ondemand
GOVERNOR_P=performance
INIT_TEXT="The cpufreq-govtoggle shell script contains two variables.
\nLine 31
\nGOVERNOR_O=ondemand
\nLine 32
\nGOVERNOR_P=performance
\nInstead of \"ondemand\" and \"performance\" you can edit it to any
\nother value, the script should toggle.
\n
\nThe script also set a link to a script that contains a variable for
\nthe governor during startup.
\nIf you set the governor to the variable GOVERNOR_O, at startup the
\nscript cpufrequtilo is used, if you set it to
\nGOVERNOR_P, the script cpufrequtilp is used.
\nBy default line 43 for both scripts is
\nGOVERNOR=\"ondemand\"
\nYou can keep both scripts at \"ondemand\" or edit them to any value.
\n
\n
\nPush any key to start the editor."
keyboard_entry()
{
stty raw -echo
dd count=1 bs=1 2>/dev/null
stty -raw echo
}
if [ -z $1 ] ; then
## CPU frequency scaling governor toggle ##
CHAR=`$CPUFREQ_INFO -p | awk '{print $3}'`
if [ $CHAR = $GOVERNOR_P ] ; then
$SU_FRONTEND -u root "$CPUFREQ_SET -g $GOVERNOR_O"
if [ -e /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo ] ; then
$SU_FRONTEND rm $CPUFREQ_UTILS
$SU_FRONTEND ln /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo $CPUFREQ_UTILS
fi
else
$SU_FRONTEND -u root "$CPUFREQ_SET -g $GOVERNOR_P"
if [ -e /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilp ] ; then
$SU_FRONTEND rm $CPUFREQ_UTILS
$SU_FRONTEND ln /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilp $CPUFREQ_UTILS
fi
fi
exit 0
elif [ -z $2 ] ; then
## Init ##
if [ $1 = "--init" ] ; then
if [ -e /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo ] ; then
echo "$0: /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo already existing"
exit 1
else
clear
echo "If a file is missing install the package providing it\n"
F=0
if [ -e $CPUFREQ_SET ] ; then : ; else
echo "$0: cannot access $CPUFREQ_SET: No such file"
F=1
fi
if [ -e $CPUFREQ_INFO ] ; then : ; else
echo "$0: cannot access $CPUFREQ_INFO: No such file"
F=1
fi
if [ -e $CPUFREQ_UTILS ] ; then : ; else
echo "$0: cannot access $CPUFREQ_UTILS: No such file"
F=1
fi
if [ $F = 1 ] ; then
exit 1
fi
echo "No file is missing"
echo -n "Push any key to continue"
CHAR=`keyboard_entry`
mkdir /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle
cp -p $CPUFREQ_UTILS $CPUFREQ_UTILS_BAK
mv $CPUFREQ_UTILS /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo
ln /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo $CPUFREQ_UTILS
cp -p /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo\
/etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilp
clear ; echo $INIT_TEXT
echo -n "Step 1 of 3, edit, save& close or just close cpufrequtilo"
CHAR=`keyboard_entry`
$EDITOR /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilo
clear ; echo $INIT_TEXT
echo -n "Step 2 of 3, edit, save& close or just close cpufrequtilp"
CHAR=`keyboard_entry`
$EDITOR /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle/cpufrequtilp
clear ; echo $INIT_TEXT
echo -n "Edit, save& close or just close cpufreq-govtoggle"
CHAR=`keyboard_entry`
$EDITOR /usr/local/bin/cpufreq-govtoggle
chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/cpufreq-govtoggle
clear ; echo "Done"
exit 0
fi
## Undo ##
elif [ $1 = "--undo" ] ; then
if [ -e $CPUFREQ_UTILS_BAK ] ; then : ; else
echo "$0: cannot access $CPUFREQ_UTILS_BAK: No such file"
exit 1
fi
rm $CPUFREQ_UTILS
cp -p $CPUFREQ_UTILS_BAK $CPUFREQ_UTILS
chmod 644 /usr/local/bin/cpufreq-govtoggle
rm -r /etc/cpufreq-govtoggle
exit 0
fi
fi
echo "$0: unrecognized option"
exit 1
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** NOTE **: This gmail address is my new email.
I will still be reading my libero.it email, but please use this new one
for any further email.
Thanks you for understanding.
** NOTA **: Questo indirizzo gmail è la mia nuova email.
Continuerò a leggere la posta libero.it ancora per un po' ma vi prego di
usare questa nuova da ora in poi.
Grazie per la comprensione.
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