*sudo cpufreq-set -g performanc*e - That is ( typo above )
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 11:19 AM, William Hermans wrote:
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>> *Isn't this to be expected? *
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> It is to be expected, hence my silly remark above. Although, I'd be
> surprised if it stayed above 99% for very long. One thing that can be
>
>
> *Isn't this to be expected? *
It is to be expected, hence my silly remark above. Although, I'd be
surprised if it stayed above 99% for very long. One thing that can be
checked though is make sure the CPU is not "stuck" at 300Mhz using
*cpufreq-info
*if the processor does stay at 300Mhz no m
Isn't this to be expected? Or does it stay at 100% forever?
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Perhaps because some object in space is moving at a right angle to the sun ?
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 1:42 AM, Upol Ryskulova
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> Hello everyone,
>
> We are using beaglebone black with 3.8.13-bone74 kernel on it, and using
> edimax wireless dongle to connect to internet. When we just try to
Hello everyone,
We are using beaglebone black with 3.8.13-bone74 kernel on it, and using
edimax wireless dongle to connect to internet. When we just try to install
some packages cpu usage is becoming approximately 100% for most of the
times.
What may be causing this?
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