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    alias3800 | # 3371 | 2010-04-29, 16:08 | Report

    Hey guys,

    I thought I'd run into more problems, but I guess waiting a month or two paid off? I installed Titan's kernel through the app manager and am using queen beecon to "activate" the 1ghz OC. I probably shouldn't push the OC any further, considering my inexperience. I'm glad it's running, snappier, with no problem.

    Thanks for all the work that's been put into this thus far!

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    michalurban | # 3372 | 2010-04-29, 19:16 | Report

    Originally Posted by alias3800 View Post
    Hey guys,

    I thought I'd run into more problems, but I guess waiting a month or two paid off? I installed Titan's kernel through the app manager and am using queen beecon to "activate" the 1ghz OC. I probably shouldn't push the OC any further, considering my inexperience. I'm glad it's running, snappier, with no problem.

    Thanks for all the work that's been put into this thus far!
    I second this, N900 is running like hell!!!

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    AndrewG | # 3373 | 2010-04-29, 19:22 | Report

    Originally Posted by Lehto View Post
    The current kernels that are there on my site are built from the source that comes with PR1.2 SDK. If they release a newer kernel source I might just build the more popular ones with the newer source. This is all just a big IF for now. For sure I will build a newer source with the ULV settings in future when a newer source is available... but what comes to the 125mhz - XXXmhz, they wont happen. I wont be going back to the tacky 125 or 250mhz idle speeds. They reduce a lot of response from the machine.
    It's probably staring me right in the face but where are the downloads for the overclocked kernels on your site? All I can see are stock and ultra low voltage ones. Are the Low voltage the overclocked?

    @titan- Nah, I done the nooby thing xD I read the uninstallation thing after I uninstalled via app manager lol

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    ahmadamaj | # 3374 | 2010-04-29, 23:10 | Report

    i've installed the new kernel and did the command for ulv. is there a way to know if it worked?

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    nightfire | # 3375 | 2010-04-30, 04:46 | Report

    Originally Posted by ahmadamaj View Post
    i've installed the new kernel and did the command for ulv. is there a way to know if it worked?
    I wrote a little helper script that pulls all the important stats & data:

    Code:
    #!/bin/sh
    
    modprobe bq27x00_battery
    
    echo -n "Temp:"
    cat /sys/devices/platform/omap34xx_temp/temp1_input
    
    echo -n "Battery draw: "
    cat /sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/current_now | perl -e 'printf ("%dmA\n", <> * 0.2);'
    
    echo ''
    
    echo "Frequency stats:"
    cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/stats/time_in_state
    Just fire that into a script (cat > info.sh && chmod 755 info.sh) and give it a run. It shows time in state, temperature, battery draw, etc.

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    ahmadamaj | # 3376 | 2010-04-30, 09:06 | Report

    Originally Posted by nightfire View Post
    I wrote a little helper script that pulls all the important stats & data:

    Code:
    #!/bin/sh
    
    modprobe bq27x00_battery
    
    echo -n "Temp:"
    cat /sys/devices/platform/omap34xx_temp/temp1_input
    
    echo -n "Battery draw: "
    cat /sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/current_now | perl -e 'printf ("%dmA\n", <> * 0.2);'
    
    echo ''
    
    echo "Frequency stats:"
    cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/stats/time_in_state
    Just fire that into a script (cat > info.sh && chmod 755 info.sh) and give it a run. It shows time in state, temperature, battery draw, etc.
    then how would i know if the ulv worked?

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    maykon-de-angra | # 3377 | 2010-04-30, 09:45 | Report

    Hello Friends!

    I'm Using Kernel Maemo XLV 21.

    I set my PMCONFIG 850MHz Minimum, Maximum 1.15Ghz

    This all works very well!

    So have a problem, when I received a call Minimo Back to 500Mhz.

    What should I do for this not to happen


    what can I do to get Clock fixed at 850Mhz - 1.15Ghz even when receiving a phone call?

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    sdpkom | # 3378 | 2010-04-30, 12:00 | Report

    Originally Posted by maykon-de-angra View Post
    Hello Friends!

    I'm Using Kernel Maemo XLV 21.

    I set my PMCONFIG 850MHz Minimum, Maximum 1.15Ghz

    This all works very well!

    So have a problem, when I received a call Minimo Back to 500Mhz.

    What should I do for this not to happen


    what can I do to get Clock fixed at 850Mhz - 1.15Ghz even when receiving a phone call?
    didn't you already fry your device trying to set the minimum to 850Mhz?
    http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=3026

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    [DarkGUNMAN] | # 3379 | 2010-04-30, 12:17 | Report

    I'm trying to make changing the clock frequencies easier by adding settings to the Power Key menu in /etc/systemui/systemui.xml.
    I adapted the entry for Top as this runs an xterm command..

    Code:
    <menuitem priority="5" name="Top in XTerm">
      <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">/usr/bin/top</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    Only problem I have is I don't have the full path required to the kernel-load binary.. at least I'm guessing I need this to run a command and arguements..

    Code:
     <menuitem priority="500" name="Default 600Mhz">
     <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">kernel-load /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/xlv</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    
     <menuitem priority="500" name="Overclock 800Mhz">
     <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">kernel-load /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/ideal</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    Anyone got the path for the kernel-load command?

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    Jinux | # 3380 | 2010-04-30, 12:53 | Report

    Originally Posted by [DarkGUNMAN] View Post
    I'm trying to make changing the clock frequencies easier by adding settings to the Power Key menu in /etc/systemui/systemui.xml.
    I adapted the entry for Top as this runs an xterm command..

    Code:
    <menuitem priority="5" name="Top in XTerm">
      <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">/usr/bin/top</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    Only problem I have is I don't have the full path required to the kernel-load binary.. at least I'm guessing I need this to run a command and arguements..

    Code:
     <menuitem priority="500" name="Default 600Mhz">
     <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">kernel-load /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/xlv</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    
     <menuitem priority="500" name="Overclock 800Mhz">
     <callback service="com.nokia.xterm" path="/com/nokia/xterm" interface="com.nokia.xterm" method="run_command" bus="session" autostart="true">
       <argument type="string">kernel-load /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/ideal</argument>
      </callback>
     </menuitem>
    Anyone got the path for the kernel-load command?
    Yeah it's /usr/sbin/kernel-load

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