#this file called from rc.sysinit
#you can edit this file
#When firewall is installed, will append lines to this file...

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# CPU frequency scaling
# Fatdog runs with "ondemand" scaling governor by default.
# If you need utmost performance, change it to "performance" by uncommenting
# the lines below.
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#modeprobe cpufreq_performance
#ONLINECPUS=$(cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/online | sed "s/-/ /")
#CPUPATH=/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu
#for cpu in $(seq $ONLINECPUS); do
#    CPUFREQ=${CPUPATH}${cpu}/cpufreq
#    if [ -d $CPUFREQ ]; then
#        echo "performance" > $CPUFREQ/scaling_governor
#    fi
#done
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# Laptop harddisk load/unload cycle count
# If your laptop harddisk runs an unusually high load/unload cycle count
# (you can see this by running "smartctl -A /dev/sda"), you need to change
# the power management mode of your harddisk by uncommenting the line below.
# Usually 254 works but every harddisk is unique and you will have to test 
# for yourself. Change "/dev/sda" with the name of your harddisk.
# This command can be repeated as many as needed, one for each harddisk.
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#hdparm -B 254 /dev/sda
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# Radeon DPM power management control
# If you're running a laptop with radeon graphics card and you feel 
# that the battery runs out too fast and/or the laptop feels too hot, 
# you can uncomment the line below to configure the graphics card to
# low power/low performance mode.
# Alternatively, if you're using a desktop, you may want to uncomment
# the line but change "low" to "high" to get more performance.
# Don't activate this if you use fglrx / Catalyst driver.
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#radeon-dpm-control.sh low
