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[Discord] <mecoblock> @c0rnelius77 how come you have to manually define it on that family? Shouldn't it work "out of the box"?
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pyavitz, what is the status of BPI-M4-Zero?
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[Discord] <igorpec> i think its in good state, with some issues on bt / wifi on some revisions
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[Discord] <wiisoldier> Hi all, I previously asked about Armbian for the OrangePi RV2 (risc v). I have managed to create a working version of Trixie for it:
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[Discord] <steeman1> I left this comment over in github, thought I would add it here as well:
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[Discord] <steeman1> @pyavitz I just wanted to add this comment here since you are digging into some of the 'cpufrequtils' stuff. I wanted to point out to you something you likely don't yet know. While Armbian no longer ships with the deprecated cpufrequtils package, there is Armbian code that essentially does our own version of that functionality. Armbian still uses the /etc/default/cpufrequtils con <clipped message>
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[Discord] <steeman1> fig file. This file is read by the armbian-hardware-optimization script:
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[Discord] <steeman1> if [ -r /etc/default/cpufrequtils ] ; then
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[Discord] <steeman1> In the old armbian-config there was functionality that the user could choose the governor and set min and max. That functionality hasn't made it into configng.
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[Discord] <steeman1> I had intentions at one time to enhance the logic in this area to support more modern cpus that have big/little cores, but never got around to it.
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[Discord] <steeman1> There used to be some developers around Armbian that were very much into performance optimization and tuning (thus the hardware-optimization script). But no one really maintains that code any more and it is suffering as a result.
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[Discord] <mecoblock> hardware optimization has been making things slower on rockchip at least than it should be