Hello,
I wanted to ask if someone with a G2X could run a few commands for me and post the results here. I'm trying to determine where the information on current CPU speed is provided such that our SystemPanel app can fully support this device.
If anyone has time, I'd greatly appreciate seeing the results of the following on this device. Run the following in a terminal emulator as a normal user (NOT ROOT, just such that there is ZERO possibility of damage due to typoing).
The command should complete within a second or two. It's just recursively listing subdirectories beneath /sys/devices/system/cpu and copying them to a file "cpudata.txt" on the SD card.
Then copy the file /sdcard/cpudata.txt to your PC and post it here.
Greatly appreciate it, and please just ignore this message if you're not familiar with using a terminal emulator or feel any way uncomfortable doing this.
Thanks!
I wanted to ask if someone with a G2X could run a few commands for me and post the results here. I'm trying to determine where the information on current CPU speed is provided such that our SystemPanel app can fully support this device.
If anyone has time, I'd greatly appreciate seeing the results of the following on this device. Run the following in a terminal emulator as a normal user (NOT ROOT, just such that there is ZERO possibility of damage due to typoing).
Code:
find /sys/devices/system/cpu > /sdcard/cpudata.txt
The command should complete within a second or two. It's just recursively listing subdirectories beneath /sys/devices/system/cpu and copying them to a file "cpudata.txt" on the SD card.
Then copy the file /sdcard/cpudata.txt to your PC and post it here.
Greatly appreciate it, and please just ignore this message if you're not familiar with using a terminal emulator or feel any way uncomfortable doing this.
Thanks!