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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by unixak
Post your config here.
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2012-01-31
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@ italy
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Originally Posted by unixak
download the attached file and extract it in mydocs..
I deleted problematic frequencies but it still didn't solve the shift problem. Because of shift error I can not load config.
Edit: I upgraded the kernel-config package and everything works fine now.
open xterm
sudo cp -r /home/user/MyDocs/kernel-config /usr/sbin/
sudo chmod +rwx /usr/sbin/kernel-config
kernel-config load lv
kernel-config save test
kernel-config show
it solved my bugs
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2012-02-14
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#5333
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Is it possible to overclock the n900 beyond 1.15Ghz to like 1.2 or 1.3Ghz?
Just curious
Just curious
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2012-03-06
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@ Stuttgart/Germany
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Originally Posted by mrk88
maybe, but IMHO that could easily kill your cpu.. or you'll need an active cooler then.. ;D
Is it possible to overclock the n900 beyond 1.15Ghz to like 1.2 or 1.3Ghz?
Just curious
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2012-03-10
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#5335
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Originally Posted by Lehto
Where we can find now your edition of kernel?
Sorry about this but I had to remove my kernel files to make space for other stuff. I hope everybody who used them has the files backed up.
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2012-03-10
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@ Lebanon- Beirut
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2013-03-05
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Hello
I am trying to fix to 1000 however when I edit the list of valid frequencies the 0 is not there. So I end up with 1000 and some other value. How can I enable the 0Mhz with kernel-config?
Thanks for your help!
I am trying to fix to 1000 however when I edit the list of valid frequencies the 0 is not there. So I end up with 1000 and some other value. How can I enable the 0Mhz with kernel-config?
Thanks for your help!
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2013-03-05
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[6. From leafpad, we need to edit FREQS line to only show 2 frequencies:
eg. FREQS="0:20,90 1000:60,500 "
(above example means it only allows 0Mhz or 1000Mhz. exact numbers may differ depending on which overclock profile u used. At the end, just ensure you have 2 values in there. 0 and max value you want.)
I do not see the 0 in my list the smallest value is 250. Could you please help me
Thanks!
eg. FREQS="0:20,90 1000:60,500 "
(above example means it only allows 0Mhz or 1000Mhz. exact numbers may differ depending on which overclock profile u used. At the end, just ensure you have 2 values in there. 0 and max value you want.)
I do not see the 0 in my list the smallest value is 250. Could you please help me
Thanks!
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2013-03-05
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@ switzerland
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an easy way to lock frequencies:
as root in x-term:
kernel-config limits 1000 1000
et voila, locked on 1000 MHz
Remember to do it at each boot or to save it as a profile, like:
kernel-config save lock1000MHz
Also, now it is stored as profile, but not loaded on boot, if you want to do so:
kernel-config default lock1000MHz
NOTE: I chose "lock1000MHz" as profile name, but you can use anyone you want, like "Totally Awesome Sweet Alabama Liquid Snake" or "RedPill" or "ImGonnaFryMyPhone", i think you understand the idea
So, all the commands above will, first set 1000MHz as min and max value to use, therefor lock it to this value. You can do this for any other combination you want. Second, we save your settings as a profile which can be loaded easily. Third, we set the new profile as default so it is loaded at computer boot.
Enjoy!
EDIT: you may want to have a look at this page for further/more informations on power kernel config: http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power
Last edited by Mitrigol; 2013-03-05 at 16:46.
as root in x-term:
kernel-config limits 1000 1000
et voila, locked on 1000 MHz
Remember to do it at each boot or to save it as a profile, like:
kernel-config save lock1000MHz
Also, now it is stored as profile, but not loaded on boot, if you want to do so:
kernel-config default lock1000MHz
NOTE: I chose "lock1000MHz" as profile name, but you can use anyone you want, like "Totally Awesome Sweet Alabama Liquid Snake" or "RedPill" or "ImGonnaFryMyPhone", i think you understand the idea
So, all the commands above will, first set 1000MHz as min and max value to use, therefor lock it to this value. You can do this for any other combination you want. Second, we save your settings as a profile which can be loaded easily. Third, we set the new profile as default so it is loaded at computer boot.
Enjoy!
EDIT: you may want to have a look at this page for further/more informations on power kernel config: http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power
Last edited by Mitrigol; 2013-03-05 at 16:46.
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2013-03-05
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#5340
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i'm running 1150
1)i've put thermal compound(non conductive thermal compound) on samsung ram(underneath is the cpu)
2)on the thermal compound i've put a thermal pad ,
3)on that pad another layer of thermal compound to transfer heat to the metal shield
1)i've put thermal compound(non conductive thermal compound) on samsung ram(underneath is the cpu)
2)on the thermal compound i've put a thermal pad ,
3)on that pad another layer of thermal compound to transfer heat to the metal shield
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