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    Oh yes got a reaction from Potatoman69420 in FriendlyELEC CM3588 Plus Nas + Armbian bookworm vendor OMV image = all 408 MHz CPU speeds   
    I looked a little closer and the included cpufrequtil init script is totally unaware of SoC clustering. If you put in a max value for the A76, it won't work for the A55. So I threw the problem into AI and asked for a flexible SoC solution (I'm of course simplifying it). This is what it gave me. Lightly tested: per cluster governors, per cluster min/max speed, ability to specify "min" and "max" rather than numeric values.
     
    cpufrequtils-default -> /etc/default/cpufrequtils
    cpufrequtils -> /etc/init.d/cpufrequtil

    YMMV.
    cpufrequtils cpufrequtils-default

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