This task puts all CPUs into performance mode so they report back
the max MHz that they are capable of achieving.
Possibly a more elegant way to do this but I went for what required the least dependencies.
Closes #65
Before running
[root@genesis tasks]# cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "cpu MH"
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
cpu MHz : 2526.971
After Running
[root@genesis tasks]# cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep "cpu MH"
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
cpu MHz : 2528.000
This task puts all CPUs into performance mode so they report back the max MHz that they are capable of achieving.
Possibly a more elegant way to do this but I went for what required the least dependencies.
Closes #65
Before running
After Running
lshw also reports 2528 after this task is run.