Secure your Raspberry Pi overclocking (openelec)

Once you have installed on your OpenELEC raspberry pi question you may be wondering, how can I now still overclock. This can be done as follows:

First you connect to your Raspberry Pi with the program putty.

Login: user name : root

Passwd : openelec

By default, no OpenELEC config.txt file, so we need to create one yourself. This file must be placed in the directory / flash. By default this directory readonly, so we have to carry out this directory by remounten command below.

Then we have the text file config.txt edit what is found under the directory /flash/config.txt.

To open the text file: Nano config.txt and only value below.

Once this value is changed, we save the file by pressing ctrl-D and boarding. Then enter the command reboot.

You can view the processor speed by the command:

cat /proc/cpuinfo