Improve description of vcgencmd get_throttled output #1341
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@JamesH65 Maybe it's also worth clarifying when the "has occurred" bits get cleared to 0? Is it every time the Pi reboots / powers-off ? |
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@6by9 quickly looked at the code, and it appears that it will also be reset if you add a an extra parameter to get_throtled, so |
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Recently a forum user asked for help decoding the values returned by vcgencmd get_throttled. (https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=257569). This flagged up that the explanation of how to do this in the docs could be improved.
Explain how to read off the individual bit values from the hex value returned by the command.