Overclocking app

From: Artyom Gluvchinskiy (artyom_at_i.com.ua)
Date: 10/31/04 

Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 03:17:20 +0200

Hello everybody!
I've tried to find some overclocking utility for Linux but didn't find any
(there are plenty of them for Window$). So, I've came to the thought of
making it myself. Tried to find some info in the net but again no luck. If
someone has just any general facts of how software overclocking is done in
Linux for any hardware, please respond. Currently I am very interested in
settings of ATI's fglrx or open source radeon driver.

Thanks in advance.
Artyom.

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