Avid Technology FastServe Live Edit - Setting the CPU Speed; Updating the Modprobe.conf File; Editing the Codecs File

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7. Set your local and hardware clock date and time:
timedatectl set-time '2019-02-05 10:55:59'
hwclock --systohc
8. Verify the new settings with the following commands:
date
timedatectl
Setting the CPU Speed
The tuned.con
f file is responsible for setting a correct CPU speed.
This file does not exist on a machine with freshly installed Linux.
To set the CPU speed using the tuned.conf file:
1. Verify that the CPU speed is set identically. It should be 2100 MHz for all 16 cores
- cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MH
2. If you have a different number or a different value, check the CPU model or BIOS
hy
perthreading setup.
Updating the modprobe.conf File
To add DVG modules to the modprobe.conf file:
1. Check the /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf file to see if the DVG module is enabled. Compare if
it contains the following entry.
vim /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
alias char-major-121 dvgg
options dvgg major=121 allow_codec=1 irq_affinity_force=1 irq_affinity=0xf
Editing the Codecs File
This is a basic FastServe | Live Edit / FastServe | Ing
est file which is responsible for proper work of
your DVG graphic cards.
To stop OVS:
t Enter the following command:
/data/VS/bin/set_run -s all
To edit the Codecs file:
1. Connect to your console with PuTTY or other terminal emulator.
2. Open the Codecs file in the vim editor:
vim /usr/dvg/codecs.map
3. Set the following options as described below (or download to /usr/dvg/):