Magel282 | # 51 | 2010-04-10, 01:46 | Report

At an overclocked speed I assume? Have you tried going back to stock speeds and seeing if the reboots persist?

Duff | # 52 | 2010-04-10, 01:47 | Report

I've been getting random reboots, 4 to count.. i'm gonna wait for another 2-3 more.. if it happens.

I sooo don't wanna tone it back to 600mhz.. im so enjoying the speed of 825mhz

thelushlife | # 53 | 2010-04-10, 01:52 | Report

you may have better luck trying the next highest o/c kernel until you find a stable one without crashes/reboots. i personally have been using lehto's undervoltage 800mhz kernel with outstanding speed + good battery life. i had to turn off smartreflex for it to work though.

jakiman | # 54 | 2010-04-10, 02:01 | Report

There is a lower voltage 800Mhz kernel if you want to try that.
It runs the cpu at a lower voltage than even in stock form.
So in theory, it actually should produce less heat, use less power. Even at 800Mhz.

NokiaRocks | # 55 | 2010-04-10, 02:04 | Report

But after testing the 800 Mhz ulv kernel, I've to say that the 900 mhz one is much snappier and faster.

amorek13 | # 56 | 2010-04-10, 02:46 | Report

can someone make a stock kernel with 125

Duff | # 57 | 2010-04-10, 02:53 | Report

LINK! please!

Ronaldo | # 58 | 2010-04-10, 02:56 | Report

agreed, after many days with 900mhz i tried ulv 800mhz and its not as snappier as 900

jakiman | # 59 | 2010-04-10, 03:21 | Report

It's always the same link to the Lehto's kernel. See my sig.

Also, the 800Mhz ulv kernel can easily be "unlocked" to 1ghz.

zvogt | # 60 | 2010-04-10, 03:40 | Report

I've run a few different permutations of Lehto's 900 MHz and titan's kernals set to 900 / 950 MHz for several days each over the past full week. No problems with any of them. I've just installed titan's ulv kernal. I immidiately got a spontaneous reboot with my first attempt at 1 GHz, so I've backed down to 950 again. The keyboard feels MUCH cooler. I'm very happy with the work these guys are doing!