I think it would be sensible to install the init.d script for turning on the cpu scaler by always installing it, and using settings in /etc/default/ to control whether it is turned on or not.
At the moment, the first time you turn it on in the app, the script it enabled, and if you turn off overclocking, the script is never removed. By making it a properly installed script, it would be less complex.
I'm happy to code it up, but didn't want to make the effort if you were against the idea in principle :)
Frankly, I think it's a great idea! I have been dealing with the same problem over at my fork. If you are serious about willing to code it up, I would love to take you up on it!
I think it would be sensible to install the init.d script for turning on the cpu scaler by always installing it, and using settings in /etc/default/ to control whether it is turned on or not.
At the moment, the first time you turn it on in the app, the script it enabled, and if you turn off overclocking, the script is never removed. By making it a properly installed script, it would be less complex.
I'm happy to code it up, but didn't want to make the effort if you were against the idea in principle :)