enable extras-testing and devel repositories.

install rootsh

install advanced kermel for power users

reboot

install advanced kernel settings

open xterm

root

kernel-config load lv (where lv is the preset of your choice)
kernel-config limits 250 800 (where 250 is min and 800 is max)
kernel-config save myconfig (where myconfig is the name of your config)
kernel-config default myconfig (uses your config as default, where myconfig is the name of your config)

please use the power search for things like this

oh no .... no...

*#)-)7/"'+&!€/

i was thinking if i mistakenly bought a N1000!!
my n900 feels like under the "haste" spell ...
oh yes, the fheroes folks are now really galloping on the map just as what the settings should be.
didn't expect so much fun as originally i bought it just out of "practial" needs.
kudos to jakiman's notes. it's crystal clear to me.
will keep playing in this state and see if any situation comes up.

by the way i have one question: is it safe to keep it running with this setting without underclocking?

EDIT
i was so excited that i forgot some important info.

Comparison of nbench scores
=======================

1. Before overcocking (PR1.3, no overclocking, w/ swappolube proposed settings applied)

BYTEmark* Native Mode Benchmark ver. 2 (10/95)
Index-split by Andrew D. Balsa (11/97)
Linux/Unix* port by Uwe F. Mayer (12/96,11/97)

TEST : Iterations/sec. : Old Index : New Index
: : Pentium 90* : AMD K6/233*
--------------------:------------------:-------------:------------
NUMERIC SORT : 242.4 : 6.22 : 2.04
STRING SORT : 43.503 : 19.44 : 3.01
BITFIELD : 8.2665e+07 : 14.18 : 2.96
FP EMULATION : 60.128 : 28.85 : 6.66
FOURIER : 1140.6 : 1.30 : 0.73
ASSIGNMENT : 3.8942 : 14.82 : 3.84
IDEA : 658.75 : 10.08 : 2.99
HUFFMAN : 387.03 : 10.73 : 3.43
NEURAL NET :


2. After overclocking (PR1.3, xlv@1000min&max, w/ swappolube proposed settings applied)

BYTEmark* Native Mode Benchmark ver. 2 (10/95)
Index-split by Andrew D. Balsa (11/97)
Linux/Unix* port by Uwe F. Mayer (12/96,11/97)

TEST : Iterations/sec. : Old Index : New Index
: : Pentium 90* : AMD K6/233*
--------------------:------------------:-------------:------------
NUMERIC SORT : 410.88 : 10.54 : 3.46
STRING SORT : 71.994 : 32.17 : 4.98
BITFIELD : 1.3851e+08 : 23.76 : 4.96
FP EMULATION : 101.8 : 48.85 : 11.27
FOURIER : 1915.8 : 2.18 : 1.22
ASSIGNMENT : 6.5746 : 25.02 : 6.49
IDEA : 1102.8 : 16.87 : 5.01
HUFFMAN : 644.79 : 17.88 : 5.71
NEURAL NET :

(posting this on my n900, of course )


EDIT2:
forgot to mention that i bought it just a few days ago. would i be a lucky one?

Day 2 (xlv, single frequency@1000)
Browsed the web for 2 hours,
played fheroes (w/ CD music) for another 2 hours,
installed and uninstalled several packages and fiddling with things for 1 hour,
then left on with wlan connection,
after 6 hours i turned on the screen and the battery had ~60% left. Not bad to me.
Also no obvious heat or warming on the battery.
Will keep playing and reporting back.

That command is a VERY risky thing to do. It makes your custom configuration the default settings, even after a reboot instead of loading standard settings. Sounds good...but if your phone becomes unstable and keeps rebooting, it will keep loading an unstable configuration with obvious serious consequences. Better to run a command or two after a reboot or, to make loading configurations even easier, setup Queen Beecon or something.

Have been running 1150mhz for a month now. The battery life is incredible (lasts maybe 2 hours under use).

Crashdamage: Why do you keep repeating this and ignore corrections?

The fact is, if you have a problem and your phone reboots, it will NOT load the custom configuration. Did you ever do that -- I have a feeling that you have your system set up so well that you don't see what happens when a problem occurs. Well, I have seen it more than once:

When a problem occurs, you get a message saying your custom configuration has not been loaded because of the problem.

So your scenario about constantly rebooting doesn't happen.

Please explain how I am wrong if I'm wrong. But I don't think I am.

What geneven said.

Titans kernel is set up so that in the event of an unexpected reboot the default 125-600 is loaded.

Wise up and stop perpetuating misinformation!

i have my custom settings set as default as well and to make it short, the settings has avoid freqs like 125, 250, 550, 750, 850, 950, 1100 and 1150. i also have qbw to set the stock settings on boot and my favorite qbw, the CPU freq points (which shows numbers how long the cpu runs on a supported freq).

so lets get to my query [noticed this last month]

-as i set my custom profile at boot, and then reboot the device, everything is going smooth......but when my qbw widgets' done loading, my CPU freq points widget shows 250mhz and 550mhz little points like 30 to 45. but yes they are set up as avoid freqs....

anyone has the idea? thanks

NOTE: nothing is wrong on this post.....everything is fine.....im just asking >_<

phew. I have just deinstalled kernel-power and am going to reinstall it and overclock with no default. Ideally i want to have 3 to hprofiles: stock, 250/850 and 1000/1000.
Queen Beecon looks rather complicated but i will do my study.
Thanks for the heads-up.

I guess I stand corrected. You're right, I've never had a rebooting problem, but I saw that some early overclockers had this happen and had to reflash. Apparently Titan has long since implemented good safety measures. Cool!