Hello,
I ran jetson_clocks using ‘sudo jetson_clocks’.
How to stop jetson_clocks?
Thank you.
Hello,
I ran jetson_clocks using ‘sudo jetson_clocks’.
How to stop jetson_clocks?
Thank you.
Hi neuezeal,
Every time you reboot the board, it will be get back to the normal values, so the effect of running jetson_clocks is volatile (get lost over power cycles or reboots).
If you want to set the max performance of the Jetson device for a while by executing jetson_clocks and then get back to the normal settings, just execute this steps:
Before running jetson_clocks, run “sudo jetson_clocks --store”. This will store the current settings to a file, if you haven’t execute jetson_clocks before on that powercycle it will store the default non-maximized configuration settings to a file.
Then when you are done and want to disable it and get back to the default non-maximized settings, run “sudo jetson_clocks --restore”. tThis will restore the settings from the configuration file that was saved.
Here is --help output of the jetson_clocks for reference:
$ ./jetson_clocks.sh --help Maximize jetson performance by setting static max frequency to CPU, GPU and EMC clocks. Usage: jetson_clocks.sh [options] options, --show display current settings --store [file] store current settings to a file (default: ${HOME}/l4t_dfs.conf) --restore [file] restore saved settings from a file (default: ${HOME}/l4t_dfs.conf) run jetson_clocks.sh without any option to set static max frequency to CPU, GPU and EMC clocks.
I hope this information helps you.
Best regards,
-Daniel
www.ridgerun.com