System Governor Can't be Changed on all directory, individual, and/or recursive

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The star is an indication of defaults. You can check the assigned governor status by looking at core.gov or individual .gov files in MUOS/info/core.

I’m very curious as to how you are looking at the scaling governor. Here is some information on how to check:

CPU Governors and How Do They Work?

The heck is a “CPU Governor”? A CPU Governor manages the CPU’s clock speed (frequency), balancing performance and power consumption based on workload. It is part of the Linux kernel CPU frequency scaling subsystem, helping a system respond to load demands while optimising energy usage and thermal output. This information may change as additional devices are supported with different CPU governors. Generally speaking these are the typical CPU Governors you would find on a Linux based system. P…