/etc/pandora/conf/cpu.conf is gone

[GuSec]

While trying the tool for changing the CPU clock my /etc/pandora/conf/cpu.conf got destroyed in a crash (0 bytes large as of now). The problem is that /usr/pandora/apps/op_cpusettings.pnd and /usr/pandora/scripts/op_cpusettings.sh both rely on the fact that this file exist and is read- and writeable. Running the graphical tools now only tells me that no change has been done before even receiving input.


I would need a copy of that file in it's default configuration and can't seem to find it anywhere. A reboot with the file missing don't automagically create it.


Is this something normal? The file just disappearing without a default configuration showing up at boot time?

 

[clop]

In attachment, from the SZB5 rootfs

cpu.conf.zip

 

[GuSec]

Ah, thank you so much for the quick reply and the working copy of the .conf!


What is the proposed method for trying out high CPU speeds without risking firmware corruption (like with my cpu.conf)?

 

[clop]

Sorry, can't say anything about that, I just run mine at 800