The Asus FSB reclocking feature is also known as Super Hybrid Engine (SHE).
The feature can be enabled in tuned.conf by setting the eeefsb to True.
It is enabled by default in the laptop-battery-powersave profile.
Signed-off-by: Jan Vcelak <jvcelak@redhat.com>
- get all network devices from /sys/class/net
- exclude all virtual devices
(symlinks point to /sys/devices/virtual/*)
- exclude all untunable devices
(ethtool reports no modes, maximal speed is lower than 1000Mbit)
Have to do this to have the same specfile in Fedora and here.
0.2.16-1 merged with 0.2.17-1, as the dates in previsous entries were
crossed. Sorry for doing this.
If arch specific configuration file is required, add .$arch before the
configuration file extension, e.g.:
In profile 'latency-performance' on s390x machines, special sysctl
tunning is required. Adding 'sysctl.s390x.ktune' file into profile will
cause loading of this file instead of 'sysctl.ktune'.
Starts out as a clone of throughput-performance profile, but takes the
additional steps to disable barriers on data volumes and increase
readahead values.
Signed-off-by: Jarod Wilson <jarod@redhat.com>
- don't set pid_max by default, as it can be highly dependent on cpu
count (and architecture, to some extent)
- add commented out vm.dirty_background_ratio param, which we may or may
not set sometime in the future, but its also there now for people to
enable w/relative ease.
Signed-off-by: Jarod Wilson <jarod@redhat.com>
Added verifications, whether tuned cpu supports scaling.
Previous governor settings are saved and reverted separately for each
CPU.
If 'cpuspeed' is installed, CPU governor is set by changing it's
settings. If not, governor is set directly through sysfs and a message
suggesting installation of 'cpuspeed' is shown.
Updated profiles:
- laptop-batery-powersave
- latency-performance
- throughput-performance
