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clockgen and "ghost mode"

legcramp

legcramp

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i am using clockgen for the multiplier and i was wondering how you guys use ghost mode.. the website explanation is crap cause i dont understand it, can anyone explain please on how to save a shortcut and when i press on it, it wold apply the settings...
 
Ghost mode is a way to change settings quickly.

-You build a text file that contains the parameters that you wish to set, order can be important (for example you raise the bus speed before the voltage and it may crash).
- You save the file, thus it has a name and a location.
- You create a shortcut to Clockgen
- You modify the shortcut to point at the file you've saved
- You execute the revised Clockgen shortcut. Your machine will now have those settings.
 
wut do i name teh textfile? can u give me an example of how i modify the shortcut to a point where i saved the file? and where do i save the file (text) to?
 
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