Please read the README first !!!

All file related actions refer to Caja filemanager !!!

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Installation of cpupower-gui and yad:

- rightclick on cpupower-gui_1.0.0.-1.deb and select "Open with GDebi ...".

- click away the hint about an older version in the repository and select 
  "Install package"

- after installation close gdebi

- open a terminal and type "sudo apt install yad" . For this action an internet
  connection is needed

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The Workaround:

- rightclick on temperature-warkaround.sh, "Run as Administrator"

- a window with explanations will be opened, cpupower-gui and psensor will start.
  Arrange the windows in a way you can read all needed values
  
- after clicking "OK" the CpU runs with 100% load. Now you can determine useful
  values for the CPUs governor and the Maxfreq. Change these values in 
  cpupower-gui and apply it to the system with the "Apply" button. Be sure the 
  "All CPUs"-button (2nd Button, left top) is activated. After the changes the
  CPU-temperature in psensor should not be above 70° Celsius.
  
- insert the values into the fields of the workaround-window. No capital letters
  are allowed !!!
  
- install the systemd-service with "Install"

- after installation there will be a notification-window and cpupower-gui will
  be restarted to show the current values.

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Once the service is installed changes can be made by simply editing
/usr/sbin/cpu_max.sh. In terminal:

sudo mousepad /usr/sbin/cpu_max.sh

After the restart the system or use the following terminal-commands:

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

sudo systemctl enable cpu_max

sudo systemctl start cpu_max

Check again with cpupower-gui.

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Deinstallation:

sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/cpu_max.service

sudo rm /usr/sbin/cpu_max.sh

Restart.












