Judging from the above, you actually don't have SIM in your n900 and you are not using it much. Correct?

Correct

Not correct. I am using it daily, to learn OS internals (specially boot sequence). Also using your 720p libs to watch movies on my TV (as I have old TV)

In my case is different, I have installed CSSU-thumb, the first time, and until now, almost a month, I can say that performance on my N900. has improved somewhat, not freezing, no stutters, as sometimes happened, besides the last few weeks I've been trying, with other code backtrack network audit, and never had a stutter, I have not had to finalize a task; install and uninstall applications, and more, and not I have needed to restart, just yesterday by an oversight, I turn off that I forgot to recharge the battery (I fell asleep listening to music online) would have been nice to add a picture of conky.

Not if you have to see the extensive use of the phone for some people to notice the differences (I have over 140 applications, regardless of some that run in terminal), also use it a lot, at every moment all the time.

As for the battery, the truth I have not seen much difference with the kp50, though my battery is old, and I think these days to buy another.

For the rest thank you for continuing to improve and maintain our current n900, and I'm eager to see new updates and report it in this way.

Regards and thanks.

I don't need to correct you. CSSU thumb is described as and is a very experimental thing, at least at the moment.

Reporting that package xyz cannot be installed because you have cssu thumb is, again at this stage, unncessary. You should report programs that DO NOT WORK.

Programs that DO NOT INSTALL because of broken dependencies are a trivial, non-technical, issue to solve (or to ignore , and flooding this thread with such reports (as it *always* has to happen to every interesting thread in this forum!) is severly annoying.

Don't take it personally. My rant is directed to whoever feels there's something he or she could do to improve this situation.

@iDont - thumb2 compiled busybox-power is in cssu-thumb repo, didn't check if it is thumb2 compiled though, hope you set the correct flags :P

It seems to be working flawlessly, thanks!

And yes, the correct flags have been passed to the compiler:
versus 840.2K used by the non-thumb compiled version.

i have cssu -T . is it possible to install cssu thumb over cssu -T. i dont wanna flash my phone coz i have nitdroid installed.

As explained in the first post you can safely install it over testing. In fact, at first you needed to have testing installed to proceed to thumb

Some good news: finally I was able to thumb-compile a working microb-engine, will try to push a new update tomorrow

Thank you for keeping the N900 young