This is a small collection of utility scripts for PineBook Pro status reporting.
pbp-cpu.sh exists to perform several utility functions on the CPUs.
sudo ./pbp-cpu.sh all : Turn all 6 CPU cores on (big and LITTLE)
sudo ./pbp-cpu.sh little : Turn only the 4 LITTLE cores on.
sudo ./pbp-cpu.sh big : Turn on only the 2 big cores (this might be useful if you want to run KVM with hardware acceleration)
./pbp-cpu.sh status : Show the core status
sudo ./pbp-cpu.sh gov schedutil : Set all 6 cores to the schedutil governor.
If you want to see the avaiable CPU governors, you can get them out of the cpu0 listing:
cat cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors
You probably won't need much more than powersave, performance, and schedutil on a modern enough kernel.
Shows CPU frequency, online/offline status (the 0/1 after the CPU number), current frequency, current governor, the two temperature zones, and power stats (if you're on the battery - you only get voltage if charging).
You might want to do something like watch -n 1 ./pbp-status.sh
CPU0: 0 Freq: 408 MHz (schedutil)
CPU1: 0 Freq: 408 MHz (schedutil)
CPU2: 0 Freq: 408 MHz (schedutil)
CPU3: 0 Freq: 408 MHz (schedutil)
CPU4: 1 Freq: 2000 MHz (schedutil)
CPU5: 1 Freq: 2100 MHz (schedutil)
Temp 0: 40
Temp 1: 40
Voltage: 4151 mV
Current: 978 mA
Power: 4059 mW