Originally Posted by SavageD (Post 921680)

Is it only the headphones/headsets that are affected?

Also are you using the audio script for qradio ?

Really important that I know this. Qradio isn't a problem, it's just the audio output script, i need to know if that's the problem since I can't reproduce the issue myself.

Originally Posted by f2thak (Post 922037)

have been using second newest version of this, worked flawlessly for weeks.

updated to 14/1/11 version yesterday, now my battery drain very fast and phone is buggy and unresponsive.

reverting.

appreciate your efforts.

Originally Posted by SavageD (Post 922317)

No need to test anything, it's best if you remove this script (Remove_BoostN900.sh) and leave it at that. Think I'll remove this version from the first post also.

What's causing this problem is beyond me but I'll look into this.

Originally Posted by SavageD (Post 844292)

# This Patch Was created by "SavageD"
# On the 14/01/2011

Warning!
Use this patch at Your Own Risk!

First I would like to thank hawaii for presenting the maemo community with his miracle virtual memory tweaks. I owe it to both him an debernardis for being able to make this script what it is.

What does it do exactly?

It attempts to enchances mp3 quality and speed up the N900.

You should gain less mp3 lag (listen mp3 player and browse net with little to no lag); More better overall performance, and slightly more battery life...Music should also sound better through headsets.


What does each Script do?

AudioBoost.sh: Attempts to enchance overall mp3 quality (mostly through the headset). No restart needed...

SpeedBoost.sh: Makes the N900 perform much faster. Sound quality won't be as good as the AudioBoost.sh, but it still sounds better than the default N900 audio set up if combined with AudioBoost.sh.....it also reduces cpu consumption when listening to audio.

RestoreDefaults.sh: Removes BoostN900 (Returns everything back to normal).
Use this script and then restart should you ever come across errors or simply want to remove any of the BoostN900 Scripts.


Instructions:
1) Extract the folder unto the n900. Go to FileBox and make sure you have the Enable Root Option Selected.

2) Navigate to the BoostN900 folder using filebox.

3) Choose the "Open terminal here" option.

4) To use AudioBoost.sh type in this command in xterm: sh AudioBoost.sh

5) To use SpeedBoost.sh type in this command in xterm: sh SpeedBoost.sh

6) To Remove BoostN900 type in: sh Remove_BoostN900.sh


Risks: You No longer risk blowing the n900 speakers. Do not apply this script while any media players are open.