Hi!
Seems that the Raspberry Pi folks don't like to write posts with too much technical information, but, the main changes they talk about in the "Turbo Mode" post [0] are:
1) They added a cpufreq driver, which will allow us to do dynamic CPU frequency scaling
2) They added a driver for the SoC thermal sensor, so we can know if our Pi is too hot
They of course pushed the patches that do that to their git repository, so, when will we see them in the Fedora RPi Remix? They would be very helpful for me and I don't really want to start compiling kernels myself
[0] http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2008
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Seems that the Raspberry Pi folks don't like to write posts with too much technical information, but, the main changes they talk about in the "Turbo Mode" post [0] are:
1) They added a cpufreq driver, which will allow us to do dynamic CPU frequency scaling
2) They added a driver for the SoC thermal sensor, so we can know if our Pi is too hot
They of course pushed the patches that do that to their git repository, so, when will we see them in the Fedora RPi Remix? They would be very helpful for me and I don't really want to start compiling kernels myself
[0] http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2008
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-Elad Alfassa.
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