Lasse Kliemann wrote:
> 
> Another idea of mine is that it is connected with the LongRun support. I've 
> read that it can be configured via sysctl. Anyone knows an example to tune for 
> more performance this way? Energy consumption is no problem (as long as the 
> notebook does not become too hot), because it is almost always connected to a 
> power socket.

Check the longrun sysctl nodes under 'machdep' ('sysctl machdep' should
include nodes with names along tm_longrun_*). Looking at the code,
it appears you want 'sysctl -w machdep.tm_longrun_mode=3' (maxfrequency).

Jaromir
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