So we have a winner...
Anyway, the fact is that n900 will fry under the most extreme and brutal overclock settings we have seen!!
The bet is: anyone dares to max=1150000 min=1100000 and let psx4all in demo-mode all night?
We want the first "exploding n900" case... but at your own risk!
The bet is: anyone dares to max=1150000 min=1100000 and let psx4all in demo-mode all night?
We want the first "exploding n900" case... but at your own risk!
will it explode, melt or blend? whoever can answer that first should get free ice cream per mail!
So we have a winner...
Anyway, the fact is that n900 will fry under the most extreme and brutal overclock settings we have seen!!
This is probably wrong. It is very unlikely that the incident reported by Maykon-de-angra, represents an N900 permanently damaged as a result of overclocking. I'd wait for a coherent report before assigning a winner.
Hi all,
Just need some help.
I have re-flashed my N900.
Before, i can easly run a command like:
sudo echo 900000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq\echo
or
sudo <whatever>
Now, it just say me, permission denied or prompt for password.
Of course i've already instaled rootsh (i know i can run 'sudo gainroot', but before, i dont need to )
I've read "http://wiki.maemo.org/Root_access" but nothing help :S
Please, i've a lot of scripts with 'sudo <command' that are not working now, because of that i've tell
Nokia-N900-02-8:~# /usr/sbin/kernel-load
/usr/sbin/kernel-load: /etc/default/kernel-power: line 1: UP_THRESHOLD=75: not found
any ideas why???
I have just reflashed my whole firmware and started from scratch with maemo 25
edit:
if i'm not wrong, does these codes go together on the same line??
cp /home/user/MyDocs/kernel.txt /etc/default/kernel-power
/usr/sbin/kernel-load
Hi all,
Just need some help.
I have re-flashed my N900.
Before, i can easly run a command like:
sudo echo 900000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq\echo
or
sudo <whatever>
Now, it just say me, permission denied or prompt for password.
Of course i've already instaled rootsh (i know i can run 'sudo gainroot', but before, i dont need to )
I've read "http://wiki.maemo.org/Root_access" but nothing help :S
Please, i've a lot of scripts with 'sudo <command' that are not working now, because of that i've tell
Please help me
Create a file /etc/sudoers.d/99all.sudoers containing:
user ALL = PASSWORD: ALL
And run the command update-sudoers. Be aware that a mistake in a sudoers file might render your system unbootable, requiring a filesystem reflash.
I have a file chroot.sudoers contatining this line, so it is possible that easy-chroot package provides this already.
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