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Any way to enable/disable via shell? #115

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dzg opened this issue Apr 19, 2020 · 3 comments
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Any way to enable/disable via shell? #115

dzg opened this issue Apr 19, 2020 · 3 comments

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@dzg
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dzg commented Apr 19, 2020

Anyone know a way to control Turbo Boost from command line?

@rugarciap
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You can load the kernel extension using kexutil

Best!

@varenc
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varenc commented Nov 28, 2021

For reference for others, to load the kext and disable turboboost:

sudo kextload "/Applications/Turbo Boost Switcher Pro.app/Contents/Resources/DisableTurboBoost.64bits.kext"

And to unload it, re-enabling turbo boost:

sudo kextunload "/Applications/Turbo Boost Switcher Pro.app/Contents/Resources/DisableTurboBoost.64bits.kext"

Assuming you've already got Turbo Boost Switcher installed and working and the kext approved!

@andiradulescu
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In 2024 I'm using this command to disable turboboost:

sudo kextload "/Applications/tbswitcher_resources/DisableTurboBoost.64bits.kext

This one to re-enable turboboost:

sudo kextunload "/Applications/tbswitcher_resources/DisableTurboBoost.64bits.kext"

And this one to see the status:

kmutil showloaded -V release | grep -c com.rugarciap.DisableTurboBoost

To troubleshoot any errors check HELP.rtfd from the dmg or run this command:

sudo kextutil -v /Applications/tbswitcher_resources/DisableTurboBoost.64bits.kext

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