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DietPi- Config | Set ARM Temp Limit for RPI3 and RPI4 to 75c. Currently set at 65c #3151

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Trunkzeh opened this issue Oct 10, 2019 · 5 comments
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@Trunkzeh
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Hey @MichaIng ;

Following on from the previous conversation within the RPI4 temperature bug report; this could probably be done via board ID or HW ID of some description so that the ARM throttling limit is increased to 75c instead of the 65c thats currently being set.

Thoughts on the matter?

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@Trunkzeh
Many thanks for your request. Indeed this has already been done for v6.26: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/blob/dev/rootfs/var/lib/dietpi/services/dietpi-firstboot.bash#L79

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Trunkzeh commented Oct 11, 2019 via email

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@Trunkzeh
This was with v6.26.0 already, but it does not apply with v6.25 images since this code runs early on very first boot before an update is applied.

Do you think we should apply the change with v6.26 for all RPi4 models (where currently 65°C is set)?

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@MichaIng Both would be favourable; but certainly RPI4 as these units run considerably hotter than previous generations of raspberrypis. I've kept mine on a fan shim and currently am running it as a testbed for dietpi so its not even running production environment software yet and it will still reach 65c regularly.

MichaIng added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 14, 2019
+ DietPi-Patch | On RPi4 raise temp_limit from 65°C tp 75°C as new default value: #3151
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MichaIng commented Oct 14, 2019

Done: 95fc1db
Changelog: 108e51a

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