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2019/09/24 20:28:05 (permalink)
I've read on forums someone mentioning about .rc files to run at boot in Linux.
 
Anyone using linux is familiar on what the procedure is to:
  1. Create a file to boot
  2. Select GPU in the file
  3. Set GPU overclock speed
  4. Set MEM overclock speed
  5. Set power limit (-pl)
  6. Do the same for the remaining GPUs
  7. Make sure the file runs on boot (probably as Super User, as setting PL needs Sudo)
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    ipkha
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    Re: Set power and OC limit on Linux boot? 2019/10/15 10:21:15 (permalink)
    Rc.d is usually located in the /etc directory on Linux. Its usually used to start required services and daemons required for an given environment.
    There are several classic run levels in linux of which 3 (single user no X) to 5 (multi user with X). Your specific Distribution will determine what you need to add and where.
    I'm sure there are plenty of tutorials out there but it really depends on what's needed for control.
    You probably want to out a script in the user profile instead as that gets loaded at login and generally all the prerequisites ate then met as the Window server is running and the driver is loaded up.


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