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#1 2013-10-31 07:13:48

CyrIng
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Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Hello

I'm programming a simple tool to show my Intel Core i7-920 DTS temps, frequencies, ratio, but also various values SMBIOS such as BCLK and DMIs (motherboard, caches) , btw CPU features and DDR3 timings.

CyrIng_coremod_screen12.jpg

I was wondering how my program goes with recent procs ?

Lastest source code & guide of CoreMod are available in my wiki.cyring.fr

Thanks for helping ;-)

CyrIng

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#2 2013-10-31 07:18:08

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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Not a kernel issue; Moving to Community Contributions.

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#3 2014-04-26 03:29:17

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

New release available @ code.google.com
FluxBB bbcode XFreq

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#4 2014-04-26 19:26:38

EvanPurkhiser
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Is there a PKGBUILD for this? smile

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#5 2014-05-27 06:24:37

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

I'm trying to get some help in this post

EvanPurkhiser wrote:

Is there a PKGBUILD for this? smile

Meanwhile XFreq has new features, such as monitoring the kernel task scheduler facing the Cores usage.
Task Monitoring

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#6 2014-05-31 02:51:13

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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile sad

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#7 2014-06-01 17:02:45

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

GSF1200S wrote:

Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile sad

Can't wait to read about your testing ...

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#8 2014-06-06 13:38:35

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIng

GSF1200S wrote:

Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile sad

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#9 2014-06-06 19:57:58

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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

CyrIng wrote:

Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIng

GSF1200S wrote:

Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile sad

When I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...

My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..

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#10 2014-06-06 21:14:07

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

If it does not work as expected, may you please provide me some screenshots,  especially those from the System Information Widget, full page.

Thank you in advance, (& sorry for the English misunderstanding)

GSF1200S wrote:
CyrIng wrote:

Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIng

GSF1200S wrote:

Looks nice. I would definitely give it a go with my 920 but that computer is back home and ill be on the road awhile sad

When I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...

My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..

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#11 2014-06-06 21:39:43

karol
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

CyrIng, please don't top-post.

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#12 2014-06-07 04:14:42

GSF1200S
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

CyrIng wrote:

If it does not work as expected, may you please provide me some screenshots,  especially those from the System Information Widget, full page.

Thank you in advance, (& sorry for the English misunderstanding)

GSF1200S wrote:
CyrIng wrote:

Hello,
Did you have a chance to make it run with your i920 ?
FYI, an AUR package is now available.
Regards.
CyrIng

When I meant on the road awhile, I meant for the next year or so...

My laptop has an i7 sandy bridge, and im under the impression it wouldnt work with your program? Ill give it a shot later tonight when im "home" if so..

Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/42IuHn7.jpg

Im not sure if I put in the right flags or not smile

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70GHz

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#13 2014-06-07 05:46:44

CyrIng
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Re: Need alpha testers for my Core ix source code

Thanks for the screenshot.

Because it uses low level instructions of the processor, such as the MSR registers, xfreq has to be run with the root user.
That's why a message is output "Warning: root permission is denied"

You may also verify that the kernel module msr is loaded before, and optionally the BIOS gate, named dmi-sysfs.

Depending of your Desktop Environment. the X-Window ACL may also be closed to root. If true, xhost +, or xfreq itself can handle it when run once with the option '-x'.

I suggest the following commands:

$ xfreq -x N
$ su
# modprobe msr
# modprobe dmi-sysfs
# xfreq

Regards
CyrIng

GSF1200S wrote:

Here you go: http://i.imgur.com/42IuHn7.jpg

Im not sure if I put in the right flags or not smile

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820QM CPU @ 2.70GHz

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