Re: Radxa Orion O6

FUKAUMI Naoki <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.netbsd.ports.arm
Message-ID <[email protected]>
About CPU frequency,

machdep.cpufreq is available, but it seems odd:

# sysctl machdep.cpufreq
machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.target = 5898
machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.current = 5898
machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.available = 8192 2621

# openssl speed aes-256-cbc 2> /dev/null | tail -1
aes-256-cbc     738556.94k   937067.21k   996297.31k  1007614.30k 
1009975.62k  1010147.08k

# sysctl -w machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.target=2621
machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.target: 5898 -> 2621
# openssl speed aes-256-cbc 2> /dev/null | tail -1
aes-256-cbc     328715.25k   416477.55k   442692.12k   446807.99k 
449967.45k   448774.63k

# sysctl -w machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.target=8192
machdep.cpufreq.cpu0.target: 2621 -> 8192
# openssl speed aes-256-cbc 2> /dev/null | tail -1
aes-256-cbc    1026106.38k  1301582.42k  1383831.73k  1399466.44k 
1400752.81k  1403052.82k

it seems
2621: 800MHz (2621*10000/32768MHz)
5898: 1.8GHz (5898*10000/32768MHz)
8192: 2.5GHz (8192*10000/32768MHz)


Below is information about cpufreq for Linux (ACPI).

$ ls
boost  policy0  policy1  policy5  policy7  policy9
$ cat policy?/affected_cpus
0 11
1 2 3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10

# cpu#    core#  : My guess
# cpu0    core10 : big
# cpu1-4  core0-3: lit
# cpu5-8  core4-7: mid
# cpu9-10 core8-9: big
# cpu11   core11 : big

$ cat policy?/scaling_max_freq
2500000
1800000
2300000
2200000
2400000
$ i=0; while [ $i -lt 12 ]; do taskset -c $i openssl speed aes-256-cbc 
2> /dev/null | tail -1; i=$((i+1)); done
aes-256-cbc     768191.62k  1238841.62k  1368941.59k  1393525.76k 
1401536.51k  1402322.94k
aes-256-cbc     146726.51k   318507.19k   450908.21k   503286.41k 
520959.14k   520219.31k
aes-256-cbc     146661.67k   318549.40k   450976.79k   501633.37k 
520967.36k   522003.01k
aes-256-cbc     146682.93k   318521.56k   449474.90k   503246.34k 
520956.40k   521986.57k
aes-256-cbc     146661.88k   318479.07k   450677.30k   503208.33k 
520879.69k   521926.29k
aes-256-cbc     705901.15k  1130593.24k  1252619.78k  1285611.79k 
1289494.53k  1290048.85k
aes-256-cbc     705389.81k  1132025.75k  1252733.10k  1285599.46k 
1289499.99k  1290016.09k
aes-256-cbc     675272.50k  1082396.80k  1198085.97k  1229700.71k 
1233425.75k  1233939.11k
aes-256-cbc     676121.08k  1082715.95k  1201655.35k  1225589.42k 
1233417.56k  1233933.65k
aes-256-cbc     739871.85k  1189212.65k  1309772.37k  1337832.45k 
1345519.62k  1346267.82k
aes-256-cbc     738046.04k  1189132.95k  1309929.56k  1342307.83k 
1345530.54k  1346273.28k
aes-256-cbc     768548.89k  1238815.06k  1364581.63k  1398357.62k 
1401607.51k  1402399.40k

$ cat policy?/scaling_max_freq
800000
800000
800000
800000
800000
$ i=0; while [ $i -lt 12 ]; do taskset -c $i openssl speed aes-256-cbc 
2> /dev/null | tail -1; i=$((i+1)); done
aes-256-cbc     245431.36k   397451.15k   436316.16k   445638.66k 
449661.35k   448413.70k
aes-256-cbc      65056.21k   141270.86k   200673.33k   223922.34k 
231000.70k   232196.47k
aes-256-cbc      65234.86k   141232.44k   200611.05k   223137.48k 
231715.39k   231348.66k
aes-256-cbc      65029.04k   141654.31k   199914.60k   223847.77k 
230932.21k   232135.99k
aes-256-cbc      65033.16k   141677.90k   199926.41k   223887.29k 
231737.39k   231376.05k
aes-256-cbc     245261.82k   394392.64k   435291.99k   445318.83k 
449661.35k   448370.01k
aes-256-cbc     245201.47k   393567.87k   436665.19k   445318.14k 
448151.55k   449831.21k
aes-256-cbc     245625.21k   395064.51k   435282.01k   445314.73k 
449669.57k   448359.08k
aes-256-cbc     245178.20k   394719.19k   435258.45k   445308.59k 
449647.65k   448337.24k
aes-256-cbc     245660.55k   397384.63k   436276.31k   445598.38k 
449642.17k   448380.93k
aes-256-cbc     245626.25k   396094.04k   437699.90k   445597.35k 
448173.40k   449918.89k
aes-256-cbc     246568.38k   396150.85k   437740.74k   445612.71k 
448157.01k   449902.45k

$ cat policy?/scaling_max_freq
1800000
1800000
1800000
1800000
1800000
$ i=0; while [ $i -lt 12 ]; do taskset -c $i openssl speed aes-256-cbc 
2> /dev/null | tail -1; i=$((i+1)); done
aes-256-cbc     552575.39k   894847.98k   982395.65k  1003268.10k 
1008964.95k  1009451.01k
aes-256-cbc     146698.40k   317453.63k   450901.28k   503192.23k 
520898.87k   521827.66k
aes-256-cbc     146658.16k   318615.63k   450943.66k   501585.24k 
520882.43k   521805.74k
aes-256-cbc     146687.99k   318486.09k   450938.95k   501529.60k 
520898.87k   521882.46k
aes-256-cbc     146677.12k   318474.81k   449393.07k   503202.85k 
520896.13k   521948.21k
aes-256-cbc     554925.99k   885799.59k   979905.62k  1002591.23k 
1009016.83k  1012832.58k
aes-256-cbc     552346.11k   885587.26k   983388.04k  1002622.63k 
1009022.29k  1009440.09k
aes-256-cbc     554113.61k   883601.00k   979817.98k  1002566.66k 
1008978.60k  1012772.30k
aes-256-cbc     552126.49k   885761.15k   983083.41k  1002620.25k 
1009000.45k  1009445.55k
aes-256-cbc     554740.52k   891779.03k   982270.04k  1003201.19k 
1008975.87k  1009532.93k
aes-256-cbc     553320.14k   891745.34k   985468.83k  1003236.35k 
1008992.26k  1009543.85k
aes-256-cbc     554808.47k   891796.59k   982230.02k  1003227.82k 
1008970.41k  1009543.85k

Best regards,

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FUKAUMI Naoki
Radxa Computer (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
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