Activity for Linux FSB overclocking tool
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Bogdan Omelchenko posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello! I have a GIGABYTE GA-Q35M-S2 with ics9lp505-2hglf PLL. But this software does not support this PLL. Also bios can't overclock cpu. Can you add a support for this chip? Datasheet: in attachments. RU; Здраствуйте! У меня есть доска ga-q35m-s2. Биос не позволяет гонять проц по шине (по множителю тоже. Также прога не поддерживает чип. Вы можете добавить поддержку пллки в прогу? Датащит прикреплю.
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det posted a comment on a wiki page
Hi this id my PC output I can't see it PLL listed, do I did something wrong sudo i2cdetect -l i2c-3 i2c i915 gmbus dpc I2C adapter i2c-1 i2c i915 gmbus vga I2C adapter i2c-6 i2c DPDDC-B I2C adapter i2c-4 i2c i915 gmbus dpb I2C adapter i2c-2 i2c i915 gmbus panel I2C adapter i2c-0 i2c i915 gmbus ssc I2C adapter i2c-5 i2c i915 gmbus dpd I2C adapter
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Denis Kotlyarov posted a comment on a wiki page
ics9lprs355 (tested), ok!!
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Corentin modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I think my biggest problem now is the i2cdetect : [root@crumble0]:~# i2cdetect 0 WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will probe file /dev/i2c-0. I will probe address range 0x03-0x77. Continue? [Y/n] y 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f 00: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 10: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 20: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 30: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 40: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --...
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I think my biggest problem now is the i2cdetect : [root@crumble0]:~# i2cdetect 0 WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will probe file /dev/i2c-0. I will probe address range 0x03-0x77. Continue? [Y/n] y 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f 00: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 10: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 20: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 30: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 40: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --...
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I think my biggest problem now is the i2cdetect : [root@crumble0]:~# i2cdetect 0 WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will probe file /dev/i2c-0. I will probe address range 0x03-0x77. Continue? [Y/n] y 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f 00: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 10: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 20: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 30: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 40: -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --...
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Datasheet of SC643, used on the MS-6117 motherboard. Very similar but only one Slot-1 and picture of my MS-6114
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Datasheet of SC643, used on the MS-6117 motherboard. Very similar but only one Slot-1 and picture of my MS-6114
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Datasheet of SC643, used on the MS-6117 motherboard. Very similar but only one Slot-1
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute Pentium...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute Pentium...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute Pentium...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute Pentium...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute Pentium...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. (It was not random, nic card in pci#1 = 75Mhz 100% of the time) The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They where working at 375Mhz). Lately i replaced the PSU, because...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They where working at 375Mhz). Lately i replaced the PSU, because...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing PCI slot disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They where working at 375Mhz). Lately i replaced the PSU, because...
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Hello, i have an old Intel 440LX motherboard which for unknown reason ran at 75Mhz (instead of 66Mhz) with no trouble for 20 years while using a NIC card (Dlink DFE530TX) in PCI slot #1 Removing the card or changing port disabled the "unexpected overclocking". It looked like some kind of bug. The board, an MSI MS-6114 (Dual Slot 1) has no FSB jumpers, only an (inefective) ratio dipswitch. I use two 333Mhz fanless Deschute PII (They where working at 375Mhz). Lately i replaced the PSU, because the...
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Maxim created ticket #16
SILEGO SLG8XP548TTR
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Kevin L posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello, After following the instructions in the readme to allow lax acpi_enforce_resources and use acpi_pm, I still can't seem to see the i2c bus of my mobo. I also can't figure out what pll my system has after looking at the chips on the board and searching the internet. Can anybody confirm which pll I have and if it's supported? Thanks. Commands run: clone206@clone206-desktop:~$ sudo cat /sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/current_clocksource [sudo] password for clone206: acpi_pm clone206@clone206-desktop:~$...
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Marcus Miller created ticket #15
ICS954310
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Ivan posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
How to run this tool on ubuntu??
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Yegor posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi. Common way to OC mobos with subj is to change M, N and Divider. Formally its...
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Exoundeeq posted a comment on ticket #14
PLL from SetFSB
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ICS954201BGLF
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Juhu Wejakere posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello, I'm also in rather urgent need of support for this PLL. That is, I'm not too...
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Dylan Nicolle modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I have an EEE1015PEM, which (I think?) has the ics9lpr427aglf. Built lfsb with debug:...
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I have an EEE1015PEM, which (I think?) has the ics9lpr427aglf. Built lfsb with debug:...
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I have an EEE1015PEM, which (I think?) has the ics9lpr427aglf. Built lfsb with debug:...
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Andrey Zhornyak modified a comment on ticket #11
You don't have i2c_core module loaded and none for your smbus chip (i2c_i801 in my...
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You don't have i2c_core module loaded and none for your smbus chip (i2c_i801 in my...
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WattoDaToydarian posted a comment on ticket #11
Andrey, I performed the steps you recommended and I don't even see any entries in...
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Check output of ls -l /dev/i2c-* Here is example of my system : crw-rw---T 1 root...
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Andrey, I have tried that with both "acpi_enforce_resources=lax" and "clocksource=acpi_pm"...
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ics9lpr427a was added. For some netbook models. eeepc 1000h maybe. ics9lpr427 working...
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Who has ics9lpr427a ? Testers needed. Check new git version. Actualy I block FSB...
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ics9lpr427a added. Test mode
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Ok, I'll check it. Thank you for lfsb testing.
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How to build from git
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i2c-SMbus availability
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here is : http://sourceforge.net/p/lfsb/wiki/How%20to%20build%20from%20git/ Don't...
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Agustin Liebana posted a comment on ticket #3
Link?
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Will be great to OC the Atom! =)
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You have to load module i2c-dev like this : modprobe i2c-dev Than try to find smb...
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It must. Plese check wiki if you have a trouble https://sourceforge.net/p/lfsb/w...
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Alexander Gabinsky posted a comment on ticket #13
SetFSB for windows already have support, if it could help somehow
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ICS9LPR363DGLF
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paul created ticket #12
add support for ics9lpr333
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Hello I have a HP Proliant DL180 G6 with the ICS932S421BGLF PLL. I'm not sure the...
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syswow posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Are these help you guys? http://i.imgur.com/mh4J68h.png http://i.imgur.com/KNaZLSX.png...
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Hello there. 'ics9lpr427' is not pairing with Asus 1000H. We need support for 'i...
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Hello there. 'ics9lpr427' is not pairing with Asus 1000H. We need support for 'i...
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Hello there. 'ics9lpr427' is not pairing with Asus 1000H. We need support for 'i...
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Ulises posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
No work in asus eee pc 1000h. I test in ubuntu.
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Fryndr posted a comment on ticket #11
Thank you. Let me know if I need to give more info.
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Ok, I'll check where the problem.
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I tried it 3 times to be sure. It locks up the PC as soon as I hit yes. [fryndr@snowmantle:~]$...
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Build new version from git. Try to overclock: lfsb ics932s421b 133 Try 133 first,...
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ics932s421b status changed to Testing
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I can confirm. Yes 133mhz is correct for FSB. I have 24 cores so I put cpuinfo in...
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Very good. I'm busy right now. The next few days I will make changes to the code....
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Very good. I'm busy right now. The next few days I will make changes to the code....
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Very good. I'm busy right now. The next few days I will make changes to the code....
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cpufreq-set failed CPU frequency : 2660.04 MHz (estimated) PLL ics932s421b is supported...
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cpufreq-set failed CPU frequency : 2660.04 MHz (estimated) PLL ics932s421b is supported...
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Ok. Try git version again.
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bash: i2c-detect: command not found I don't understand why it isn't found. Here is...
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Set unhide bytes to 9 for ics932s421b
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[fryndr@snowmantle:code|master %]$ sudo lfsb ics932s421b cpufreq-set failed CPU frequency...
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Try new version on git. Build it with debug: make debug
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try to fix ics932s421b read bug
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WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will...
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Looks good. Now try block read from chip : i2cdump 0 0x69 s
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WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will...
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WARNING! This program can confuse your I2C bus, cause data loss and worse! I will...
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Ok, now try i2cdetect 0
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Ok, sorry for the back and forth. Output: i2c-0 unknown SMBus I801 adapter at ece0...
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You have to install i2c-tools. If it debian like try (with root privileges) apt-get...
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bash: i2cdetect: command not found
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It says command not found. I copy and pasted your text. I'm not sure what is going...
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i2cdetect -l not i2c-detect -l
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bash: i2c-detect: command not found I don't understand why it isn't found. Here is...
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bash: i2c-detect: command not found I don't understand why it isn't found.
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Ok, post the output of i2cdetect -l
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cpufreq-set failed Then my pc locked up and my fan speeds increased. I shut down...
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cpufreq-set failed Then my pc locked up and my fan speeds increased. I shut down...
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Please read wiki section related to the git version of lfsb : http://sourceforge...
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cpufreq-set failed CPU frequency : 2659.98 MHz (estimated) PLL ics932s421b is supported...
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How to build from git
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Home
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Home
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Home
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How to build from git
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How to build from git
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git version PLL support list: ics9148-04 (untested) ics9148-26 (untested) ics9148-36...
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The сreator does not help in driver debugging.
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ICS 954108 support
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Please check git version. Make it with debug option. Check http://sourceforge.net/p/lfsb/wiki/i2c-SMbus%20availability/...
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