Hi,
For F2A85-M I did that via config option. I think best would be to use similar
approach as you noted.
How to find out? I would say best approach so far is to monitor changes on GPIO
or I2C devices.
I did this on asrock board I think. I wrote some script which dumped all GPIO
settings i
In the long term, would it be possible to do this stuff from the OS,
not some bios setup screen? Or is it too late by the time the OS is
booted? On the SiS 630 we controlled overclocking parameters via a
user mode command once Linux had booted, but that was long ago ... do
the new chips make this e
Am 20.04.2013 19:20, schrieb ron minnich:
> In the long term, would it be possible to do this stuff from the OS,
> not some bios setup screen? Or is it too late by the time the OS is
> booted? On the SiS 630 we controlled overclocking parameters via a
> user mode command once Linux had booted, but
In the long term, would it be possible to do this stuff from the OS,
not some bios setup screen? Or is it too late by the time the OS is
booted? On the SiS 630 we controlled overclocking parameters via a
user mode command once Linux had booted, but that was long ago ... do
the new chips make this
On Sun, Apr 21, 2013 at 5:43 AM, Rudolf Marek wrote:
> In the long term, would it be possible to do this stuff from the OS,
>> not some bios setup screen? Or is it too late by the time the OS is
>> booted? On the SiS 630 we controlled overclocking parameters via a
>> user mode command once Linux
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