I would do but the only speeds on offer are 600,650,700,750 and 800Mhz. Almost as if the pandora's thinking it is an older < 1Ghz pandora! Not sure maybe I am missing some sort of config file or boot option someplace?
BTW *thinks I did go through all the menus at the start running off the SD card and chose 1.1Ghz. Also the internal nand runs at that too so I'm guessing here maybe I'm missing some sort of config file?
edit:
Might
possibly be onto something. I eventually(!) found some config files in /etc/pandora/conf. The one off the nand (/etc/pandora/conf/cpu.conf) reads:
max:1200
min:125
safe:1100
warn:no
default:1100
maxopp:5
but from the SD card (and I did set the cpu speed to 1100Mhz on the sd card, the software ran through its gui setup program);
max:800
min:125
safe:600
warn:no
default:600
maxopp:5
Going to try to copy it over and see what happens.
edit:
Looks like that's fixed it. Not sure why the wrong values were in there! The speeds on offer are now 600,725,850,975 and 1100 (which it is set to).
But how did I find it? Well I had no idea as to what the pandora's config(button) files were called, in the end I found out about "configbutton" but I couldn't find what its config files (if any) were called. Eventually I came across the
source to the cpu speed settings of configbutton, and from there found a line which stated;
if ((fp = fopen("/etc/pandora/conf/cpu.conf", "r")) == NULL) {
which had the name of the config file there, /etc/pandora/conf/cpu.conf !
ljones
