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Switch several kernels to Thumb2 mode

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-> https://github.com/igorpecovnik/lib/commit/cdc02f678620d6dba6c9e4ebc60884fc54c6dfc6

Dont know if anyone else noticed it, but after applying this I got about 10% lower CPU temp. (from 75 ro 67) in OPi/H3 under the same heavy workload with same performance!

If there has not been any other temperature modificatioin done then this thumb2 change is definitively towards the right direction.

Kudos guys!

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Yes, sorry, forgot to mention

 

Armbian 5.24, jessie legacy 3.4.113, desktop

Opi ONE, PCPlus

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Did you compile legacy kernel in Thumb2 (since I believe thermal readouts aren't working in current dev branch)?

 

 

I did a build as I always do, selecting from the build tool, did not have an option though to select or not the Thumb2 during the build, so I guess it is there by default, isnt it?

I did a build as I always do, selecting from the build tool, did not have an option though to select or not the Thumb2 during the build, so I guess it is there by default, isnt it?

No, only mainline kernel configs were changed, sun8i-default didn't have much changes recently apart from adding experimental AppArmor patches.

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lol ..

 

I was deliberately monitoring the perfomance of my DSP application and looking at an about 75 degrees temp before, now with a newly build kernel got about 67..  and its not from the Thumb2.. ok, whatever it is, is welcome though :)

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