Ryzone

Ryzone is a linux graphical interface for manually controlling mobile Ryzen processors' power profiles. Utilises libryzenadj-rs (Rust bindings for the libryzenadj library) under the hood.

⚠️ WARNING

Use of this tool may cause system instability and could possibly break your hardware. Use of this tool is not sanctioned by AMD

OS Support

1. Please note that this app has been designed for any linux distro but has only been tested on Pop OS
2. You will need elevated privileges to run the app. For now, you will have to use sudo -E

Work in progress

This app is a work in progress. Some key pending items:

1. Background daemon
2. Pkexec (instead of sudo -E)
3. Packaging and release of appimage
4. Tray icon
5. Power profiles
6. Install / deploy script

Required for build

Building the app requires cmake, build-essential, libpci-dev & libclang-dev

sudo apt install cmake build-essential libpci-dev libclang-dev

Building & Running the app

To build and run the release version, run

cargo build && sudo -E ./target/release/ryzone

To build and run the release version, run

cargo build --release && sudo -E ./target/release/ryzone

Building an Appimage

To build the appimage, you will need to set up the appimagetool AppImage first on your system. Use the following steps:

Get and set up Appimagetool

1. Download the appimagetool (https://github.com/AppImage/appimagetool/releases)
2. Create a directory somewhere to store it: mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
3. Move file and rename without the suffix mv /path/to/your/appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage ~/.local/bin/appimagetool
4. Make appimagetool executable: chmod +x ~/.local/bin/appimagetool
5. Add path settings to the ~/.bashrc file (or your terminal app settings file): export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"
6. Reload settings source ~/.bashrc
7. Verify path which appimagetool

Build and run app

1. Run command cargo appimage
2. Once done, the app will be in the target/appimage folder
3. Convert it to an executable chmod +x ./ryzone.AppImage
4. Run with sudo -E for example sudo -E ./ryzone.AppImage