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2010-05-11
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@ Rochester, NY
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#3592
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Originally Posted by titan
Nailed it in one Titan. I have Joikuspot, and was unable to get it to work until now. Hand loading the module before starting Joikuspot allowed it to setup correctly and connect to a device. I did note that Joikuspot unloads it after it shuts down, so apparently one would have to run it each time? Simple enough.
I don't have nor use Joikuspot but the module is included in my kernel.
I don't know how it works but if it only tries to insmod its own
module for the Nokia kernel then you could manually "modprobe JoikuSpot_Bouncer".
does that work?
Just for completeness sake, I'm running vers25, not the latest. Haven't been able to keep up here in a while, and frankly 25 does everything I need it to. (Overclock, battery query, and great power saving.)
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2010-05-11
, 18:32
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Joined on Feb 2010
@ Sweden
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#3593
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Originally Posted by ericj23
Just put in the freqs you want it to avoid
How to get it to cover a range of cpu freq?
Code:
root
Code:
echo 125000 500000 700000 750000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies
Last edited by AlMehdi; 2010-05-11 at 18:36.
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2010-05-11
, 18:43
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#3594
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i am all up to date kernel wise. i am beginning to wonder what I am doing wrong that i cannot unavoid frequencies
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2010-05-11
, 19:54
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@ Sweden
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#3595
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Originally Posted by ericj23
You are sure you have spelled everything correct? The best way to find out is to press Tab for word completion. Have you done that? If you double tap Tab you will see what other files there is in the directory.
i am all up to date kernel wise. i am beginning to wonder what I am doing wrong that i cannot unavoid frequencies
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2010-05-11
, 20:21
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ Germany
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#3596
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Originally Posted by ericj23
If really dont want to edit the configuration file
it shows amongst otherthings avoid frequencies 125,250 and up threshold +75 and sampling frequency at 15000
ignore nice load =1 - what does that mean?
How do i change those settings on this - I'd prefer to not have to edit tables
you could also use CpufreqUI to change some of the settings
and save them afterwards
sudo kernel-config save my-settings
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2010-05-11
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@ Canada
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#3597
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
Glad to help, and another thing:
Perfect! thankyou very very much for your time it took to reply. very appreciated
if you are creating a command in QBW that needs to be root:
- echo "<your code/command>" I sudo gainroot
that how i find that out. other commands that only needs to be a normal user are just the same as you do in x-term,
in some point that you need to flash and wish to keep your QBW settings and buttons, see this and jump to advance settings.
as i post this reply, my OC desktop is set below. generated with the same info.
have fun!
EDIT: and one last thing. i believe that you are aware of a few issues of the kernels and i experience another one (will i need to post it to the bug tracker??). when activating one of the settings, i cant seem to use the camera in "video mode" it always crash in a press of the shutter. what i usually do is activate titan's "default kernel" (sometimes does not work), reboot or make a call (because both a boot or call will set back the settings to default, but still retains your scaling_max_freq)
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N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
if i did help you, just click "Thanks" on the lower right of my post. thanks!
"The best way to break a Spell is to prevent it from being cast in the first place"
N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
Last edited by gabby131; 2010-05-12 at 07:14. Reason: correction from titan
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2010-05-12
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#3598
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Originally Posted by sdpkom
Are you sure that the script really works , because as far as i know there is no an accurate way in order to check the cpu tempereture.
a new version of my script used to change kernel settings based on battery temperature.
i am sorry for the typo in my last post.
usage instructions.
copy the contents into a file.
chmod +x FILENAME
type sudo :/FILENAME & (while in the same directory)
you can replace the word ideal, with any other profile (starving, xlv, lv or your own)
You can replace the speeds with any speed supported by the kernel
You can change the temperatures (currently 45, and 40)
You can change the frequency of probing (change sleep 30 to sleep 60 if you want it to run every minute).
It should be possible to move the modeprobe command outside the loop, but it does not work on my system.
One word of guidance, at low temperatures you can use lower voltages. When the temperature becomes higher, the same voltage would not work anymore.
Script follows
#!/bin/sh
set old="fhy"
set limits="yyu"
set oldlimits="r"
set new="rrr"
while test 2 -gt 1;
do
modprobe bq27x00_battery
read tmpr </sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp
if test $tmpr -gt 45;
then new="default";
limits="250 600";
else
if test $tmpr -gt 40;
then new="ideal";
limits="500 600";
else new="ideal";
limits="500 900"
fi
fi
if test "$old" != "$new"
then
/usr/sbin/kernel-config load "$new";
oldlimits="ttt";
old=$new;
fi
if test "$limits" != "$oldlimits";
then
/usr/sbin/kernel-config limits $limits;
oldlimits=$limits;
fi
sleep 30
done
Is there any way to check if it works
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2010-05-12
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#3599
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Originally Posted by dimkit
To check the battery temperature.
i finally manage to make the script work , but how can i check that it really works ?
because i run sygic under the sun for 10minutes , with outside temprature 29 celsious , and my phone continue to run with max 900
, is there any program for checking my cpu temprature?
Open X terminal
Type
cat /sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp
If you want to see it working, run it in X terminal, without the &, and keep the X term running,
You would see the output of kernel-config.....
Something like
Change limits to [500-900] and loading XXXXX
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2010-05-12
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#3600
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Originally Posted by dimkit
The script checks the battery temperature not the CPU temperature.
Are you sure that the script really works , because as far as i know there is no an accurate way in order to check the cpu tempereture.
Is there any way to check if it works
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You should have the kernel-power-maemo27 and kernel-power-settings v0.8.
While root you could do if you have installed Titans kernel previously:
Last edited by AlMehdi; 2010-05-11 at 18:34.