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2010-04-27
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#3352
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Originally Posted by apolkosnik
I also use a hidden SSID with WPA2/AES and my device have no problem to connect to it (autoconnect behave like before)
Titan,
I've installed the power kernel, and it seems only I flashed back to Leto's I was able to access the WAP with hidden SSID and WPA2 (AES). I guess that the delayed voicemail notification issue might be t-mo's problem.
EDIT: Forgot to say I'm using Titan's kernel.
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2010-04-27
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#3353
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Fellows, after Over-clocking to 1000 I cannot rename audio files in the FileManager. Can you?
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2010-04-27
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#3354
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi
I used titans the other day and my device did produce more heat that Lehtos. I decided to uninstall it today and now my phone won't turn on
Try both and find out.. it might depend on your device. I like Titans for it's dynamics and ease. With Titans i have been able to fine tune the OC my self and thus got it to work better.
Will try and reflash then I think i'll just go back to Lehtos.
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2010-04-27
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Titan,
I've flashed 1.1.1 through an USB (full wipe), and used the wifi to restore my backup, then after everything got restored (including power-kernel), I've rebooted (after reboot It was on power kernel) and it wouldn't pick up my wifi AP, but it was able to pick up some other ones. (Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (04/16/10) std in NG-mixed mode, dynamic channel width: 20/40MHz, with hidden SSID, WPA2-AES, and mac filter). After that I've installed the files listed below, and rebooted, checked kernel version, and I was able to see my AP again.
So, it seems that it is a problem in 2.6.28-maemo25.
I've flashed 1.1.1 through an USB (full wipe), and used the wifi to restore my backup, then after everything got restored (including power-kernel), I've rebooted (after reboot It was on power kernel) and it wouldn't pick up my wifi AP, but it was able to pick up some other ones. (Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (04/16/10) std in NG-mixed mode, dynamic channel width: 20/40MHz, with hidden SSID, WPA2-AES, and mac filter). After that I've installed the files listed below, and rebooted, checked kernel version, and I was able to see my AP again.
So, it seems that it is a problem in 2.6.28-maemo25.
Originally Posted by titan
you might have found a bug in the PR1.2 kernel before it is officially released
because the my kernel contains the PR1.2 patches which affect the Wifi code.
would you mind installing the official PR1.2 SDK kernel (backup first!)
http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fre...+0m5_armel.deb
http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fre...+0m5_armel.deb
then flashing it on-device with
/sbin/fiasco-image-update /boot/zImage-2.6.28-20100903+0m5.fiasco
to check whether it really the PR1.2 patches?
Thanks
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2010-04-27
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Sorry for asking that normally answered questions - but i lost track of this thread...
First I used an earlier titan.kernel, setting speed in terminal manual. Worked fine.
Yesterday I installed the enhanced kernel (kernel-power-flasher/settings).
Now i have minor and major problems...
biggest one: no more dial up networking via umts - wlan still works well
minor: when i try to select settings (/usr/sbin/kernel-load .../ideal) i get error(s): line 11 and 12: cannot create ... vdd1_opps_vsel/dsp_opps_rate nonexistent directory
wtf? the "upper" dir /sys/power is existent, and the other subdirectories are there in - only this two cannot be created... (logged in as root)
plz give me some hint at what side(s) of this thread these probs are solved - or any other way to solve.
Thanks.
First I used an earlier titan.kernel, setting speed in terminal manual. Worked fine.
Yesterday I installed the enhanced kernel (kernel-power-flasher/settings).
Now i have minor and major problems...
biggest one: no more dial up networking via umts - wlan still works well
minor: when i try to select settings (/usr/sbin/kernel-load .../ideal) i get error(s): line 11 and 12: cannot create ... vdd1_opps_vsel/dsp_opps_rate nonexistent directory
wtf? the "upper" dir /sys/power is existent, and the other subdirectories are there in - only this two cannot be created... (logged in as root)
plz give me some hint at what side(s) of this thread these probs are solved - or any other way to solve.
Thanks.
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2010-04-27
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#3357
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Originally Posted by AndrewG
which settings did you use?
I used titans the other day and my device did produce more heat that Lehtos. I decided to uninstall it today and now my phone won't turn on
Will try and reflash then I think i'll just go back to Lehtos.
how did you uninstall it? according to http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power#Deinstallation ?
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2010-04-27
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apparently you are still running the old version. it would explain the problems
as the kernel can no longer find its modules. the output of "uname -r" shows the version.
did you follow http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power#U....3C_maemo24.29 ?
as the kernel can no longer find its modules. the output of "uname -r" shows the version.
did you follow http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power#U....3C_maemo24.29 ?
Originally Posted by SirTurbo
First I used an earlier titan.kernel, setting speed in terminal manual. Worked fine.
Yesterday I installed the enhanced kernel (kernel-power-flasher/settings).
Now i have minor and major problems...
biggest one: no more dial up networking via umts - wlan still works well
minor: when i try to select settings (/usr/sbin/kernel-load .../ideal) i get error(s): line 11 and 12: cannot create ... vdd1_opps_vsel/dsp_opps_rate nonexistent directory
wtf? the "upper" dir /sys/power is existent, and the other subdirectories are there in - only this two cannot be created... (logged in as root)
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2010-04-27
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Originally Posted by gabby131
The current kernels that are there on my site are built from the source that comes with PR1.2 SDK. If they release a newer kernel source I might just build the more popular ones with the newer source. This is all just a big IF for now. For sure I will build a newer source with the ULV settings in future when a newer source is available... but what comes to the 125mhz - XXXmhz, they wont happen. I wont be going back to the tacky 125 or 250mhz idle speeds. They reduce a lot of response from the machine.
i tried 1.2ghz.....stable for about 30mins. after that i got more lags and app crashes...
BTW....will you upgrade your kernels for PR1.2? (if that is really gonna come)
i know this is a lot to ask....but its ok if whatever your plan is
its like my n900 is more solid by your kernels.
thanks....
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2010-04-27
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thanks a lot for the testing!
the only other patch that affects wifi is the 2.6.28.10.
I'm just building another kernel package w/o this patch and w/o OC support.
It would appreciate if you can test it as well to narrow down the problem.
the only other patch that affects wifi is the 2.6.28.10.
I'm just building another kernel package w/o this patch and w/o OC support.
It would appreciate if you can test it as well to narrow down the problem.
Originally Posted by apolkosnik
Titan,
I've flashed 1.1.1 through an USB (full wipe), and used the wifi to restore my backup, then after everything got restored (including power-kernel), I've rebooted (after reboot It was on power kernel) and it wouldn't pick up my wifi AP, but it was able to pick up some other ones. (Firmware: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (04/16/10) std in NG-mixed mode, dynamic channel width: 20/40MHz, with hidden SSID, WPA2-AES, and mac filter). After that I've installed the files listed below, and rebooted, checked kernel version, and I was able to see my AP again.
So, it seems that it is a problem in 2.6.28-maemo25.
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BTW....will you upgrade your kernels for PR1.2? (if that is really gonna come)
i know this is a lot to ask....but its ok if whatever your plan is
its like my n900 is more solid by your kernels.
thanks....