Open sanigerson opened 2 years ago
Which version do you have installed?
Latest official 0.7.2 for raspberry
I will build a Debian package for raspbian using the latest 1.0.0 for you to install.
Sadly the latest version on the repo is quite old.
Oh, i'm looking forward to it :)
I am assuming you are using a RPI 4, hence the x64. Correct?
Absoultly :)
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Absoultly :)
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@sanigerson there is a debian package for raspbian 11 on opensuse build repo
I'm sorry but still same. As you can see, program can't starts also never allows to work cpu over 600mhz
I see.
Try executing cpupower-gui from a terminal and post the error message here.
I bet it will be a missing dependency, maybe libhandy.
Here you go: https://i.hizliresim.com/kvcyhye.png
That's exactly what I thought.
If you install gir1.2-handy-1 it should work.
Can you please kindly show me the way how do i should install?
You could open a terminal and install it by typing or pasting
sudo apt install gir1.2-handy-1
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Waow! You did a magic! :) Will this version be in original repository for raspberry? Last one thing, any chance that how could i edit profiles on gui?
The new version would be available when the latest package is accepted on the Debian repos.
To edit the profiles, you edit the setting as you like on the first tab and then you go to the profiles tab, type a name for the profile and then save. The profile will be added on the list.
Yes, this is what happened, but I would like help because I do not know what service the subscription will be canceled from.
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That's exactly what I thought.
If you install gir1.2-handy-1 it should work.
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Unfortunatly, it doesn't effect. Still starts up with powersave mode :(
Have you set the profile on the preferences tab?
Yep, definitly.
Here how raspberry starts:
https://i.hizliresim.com/guhcjek.png
Here's starting profile: https://i.hizliresim.com/izpplu7.png
And here's loaded profile: https://i.hizliresim.com/sska61c.png
Also, have you seen my favicons near writing? You can see them on last picture.
I haven't tested on a raspberrypi yet. I will get a fresh install of the latest Raspbian 64bit OS, install the package and get it working. I will update accordingly.
Looking forward to it. Hope it happens very quick :) Thank you.
So, in order to get to work you have to change the system-wide configuration file in /etc/cpupower_gui.conf
.
The settings on the GUI apply to current user session (user's systemd) and the window manager used by the pi is not exacty support by 1.0.0.
By editing the configuration file in /etc/
the change is applied at boot by the system's systemd instance, thus it works setting the governor to performance.
Hope it helps!
Under etc/cpupower-gui, i have no conf. file. If possible, could you please create and share it with me?
It is /etc/cpupower_gui.conf
. There is an underscore there instead of a hyphen.
The config file is installed by the package, it should be there.
I am very sorry but i have limited capability on raspbian. I tried to edit conf file but couldn't manage it. I'm having permission problem. I believe you won't publish stable version for raspbian os?
You have to edit the file as root. If you are not comfortable at editing from the command line do the following:
First, copy the file to your home folder, e.g.
cp /etc/cpupower_gui.conf ~/cpupower_gui.conf
Change the file with a text editor. You have to change line 14 (Profile = Balanced).
For the built-in performance profile you change the line to Profile = Performance
.
Last, you copy the file back as root, i.e. sudo cp ~/cpupower_gui.conf /etc/cpupower_gui.conf
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I believe you won't publish stable version for raspbian os?
I will make the next version to work on raspbian from user settings.
Hello, How sad to see that there is no update till 2020. I have a problem on latest rasbian os x64. When i run app and choose any predefined governor, when i restart raspberry, it starts with performance mode. Is there any solution for this?