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Quad core performance issues are back

William Warren
The latest version has regressed to the performance issues i have routinely documented with QC or above processors under light loads.  I think it was bob that posted that console tweak to change the cpu scheduler to make it more aggressive in ramping cpu speeds.  Anyone able to find that post?


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    I know that changing the CPU performance governor still works.  Scripting it using "@reboot" for the time in cron should cause it to persist across reboots until Sophos has a better solution.
    It doesn't require trying to get additional software to work on the UTM either.
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    I know that changing the CPU performance governor still works.  Scripting it using "@reboot" for the time in cron should cause it to persist across reboots until Sophos has a better solution.
    It doesn't require trying to get additional software to work on the UTM either.


    The solution is for Sophos to use the 3.9x kernel which has the fix..but that is dependent on both sopho's upstream and their own codebase..[:)]
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  • 0 in reply to Epoch
    I know that changing the CPU performance governor still works.  Scripting it using "@reboot" for the time in cron should cause it to persist across reboots until Sophos has a better solution.
    It doesn't require trying to get additional software to work on the UTM either.


    The solution is for Sophos to use the 3.9x kernel which has the fix..but that is dependent on both sopho's upstream and their own codebase..[:)]
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