CPU_Current about kernel_adiutor HOT 8 CLOSED

All of these links are now going to 404's.

Not sure if this is still a valid issue.

However, I haven't seen any kernels that actually have these current values as a tunable. So yes, they're there... however they are not modifiable from user-space.

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I know those repo are old I rename things...

the path is 444 but can be easily change
fgl27/BHB27Kernel@0e332d0#diff-9441bc95586fefeea51df68d02f50e53R257

I had no time to go try change this files, by the way the file output is seems really hard to make KA change it, but I will try then I up here...

Fix the links of first post, just for future reference...

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Do you have the contents of that sysfs node?

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current_in_state file? if not let me know...

the one from my device is

https://github.com/bhb27/KernelAdiutor/blob/json/current_in_state

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Yeah, but that looks to be something in your source... Not what is actually being read from the sysfs node you referenced. Or is it?

Also. What you're posting (and what google added) is simple an estimated current draw poker freq for the cpu... Which really, isn't very useful since it's not coming from the regulators, it's just calculating the time in state vs the current for that state listed in the dtsi.

Their commits don't also for userspace control

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https://github.com/bhb27/KernelAdiutor/blob/json/current_in_state
this files above is from my device of path below
sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/current_in_state

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Yeah, I don't think you're getting my point. Those aren't modifiable values. Can you change them by hand?

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I can set to 777 but can't change a number inside, no root app I have can save the file...

I understand what you are writing.

The thing is some thing don't make much sense to me (maybe because for my lack of experience with this), way have a value of current in micro ampere (for it freq of it core) exported if that is not intended for some kind of use. I grep for "current_in_state" doesn't have one single file on the devices that uses it in all of lib's and bin etc... of all Motorola devices from CM repo vendor folder or my local stock ROM of my device none give me a answer for the greep, and some of those devices have that commit in Motorola Repo, that file never change it state the number inside are always the same, I don really see a use for it, I thought it was just like the voltage table a output file that can be change and will limited max current. I know that those voltage table are not default they don't come from stock kernel but they have similarity...

The voltage table is other thing I don't get if I read the file what is on the file and what KA "echo" when it make a change are not the same, if I change by hand the device crash and reboot.

That is way I start this, just because I can't change it by hand does not mean that have no other way, the voltage table is one example...

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