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gabby131	2010-04-19 , 10:34
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Originally Posted by vietn900

I'll wait until this get stable im fine with 600 for now

i hope this will get stable. though some experts resist from overclocking!

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HugoSon	2010-04-19 , 10:39
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Originally Posted by titan

I didn't fry anything.
All my kernels in extras* are by default 250-600Mhz.
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After installing the 25er kernel from extras* my settings were at 125-600 Mhz?!?

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gabby131	2010-04-19 , 10:48
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Originally Posted by Stiki

Loool This man is a frakkin' winner XD
850 minimum

850mhz? that's my max

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gabby131	2010-04-19 , 10:50
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Originally Posted by BlackDiamond

Well, according to mce.ini, if your led glows red, it's an "error". I don't know what kind, but i think it's some hardware failure.
So no, Titan didn't fry your device but you definitely did. As I wrote before, some people should stop messing with their device since they obviously don't know what they're doing.

a red light in lead is a hardware error??? when i run the LED test in healthcheck it glows red!!! uh oh

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titan	2010-04-19 , 10:53
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Originally Posted by HugoSon

After installing the 25er kernel from extras* my settings were at 125-600 Mhz?!?

The actual range is 250-600.
The frequency 125 is disabled by default in the kernel but you can unlock it by overwriting "avoid_frequencies".
The reason why the min. is 125 without modifications is that Nokia forgot to replace
125 with 250 in /etc/pmconfig when they disabled 125Mhz in their kernel. there is a bug report for it.

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titan	2010-04-19 , 10:56
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Originally Posted by HugoSon

Everythings works fine (also I think DNS resolution is sometimes slower) for me so far...

This may be to due some Wifi patches introduced with the PR1.2 kernel.
I'm investigating which patch (incl. my own) causes the higher network latency.
You can fix it by disabling Wifi powersaving but then battery drain is much higher.
hopefully it will be fixed in the next version.

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Viliny	2010-04-19 , 10:58
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Originally Posted by gabby131

i hope this will get stable. though some experts resist from overclocking!

All my experiences so far have been that it is indeed stable already... where is your uncertainty coming from?

Originally Posted by titan

This may be to due some Wifi patches introduced with the PR1.2 kernel.
I'm investigating which patch (incl. my own) causes the higher network latency.
You can fix it by disabling Wifi powersaving but then battery drain is much higher.
hopefully it will be fixed in the next version.

I'm running lehto's so i assume i have the older kernel... hence not experiencing this particular detail.

(kiitos lehto

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villo	2010-04-19 , 10:58
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Originally Posted by gabby131

a red light in lead is a hardware error??? when i run the LED test in healthcheck it glows red!!! uh oh

Just in case you are not joking.

The LED glows red because of the setting in HealthCheck, just select another test from the drop down menu immediatelly to the right of the "Test LED" button and different LED variations will be tested...

Again, it is only a test...