Any one know where can I find multiboot-power37.tar.gz?

Link seems to be dead.

hi folks, i've been a longtime lurker here ever since I got my N900 last March.

This is kind of off-topic but I just want to share how I got kernel-power-settings to install after I installed the updated multiboot:

1. I downloaded the kernel-power-settings package from here: http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...0.11_armel.deb
Then I saved it to MyDocs.

2. Then, opened the terminal and entered the following commands.
It produced some warnings/errors but when I run the kernel-config command, it runs. And I was able to get back to the 'ideal' setting.

HTH.

What did you try to install? I will have a go and see if I get the same problem. If so, looks like the fix is not a total fix and we will have to do without OC for now.

P.S. Help thread please.

I did as suggested and installed kernel-power-settings.

However, I know get errors installing/updating other apps (some packages have unmet dependencies).

It suggests to run apt-get -f install to correct, which just wants to remove kernel-power-settings.

Any suggestions?




I was trying to install nano via cli, got an error. Also tried using fapman to update Plastic theme pack.

After running apt-get -f install (and letting it remove kernel-power-settings) overclocking in maemo fails to work. Upon reboot, it reverts back to normal 600mHz.

Any ideas. I'd like to play with nitdroid, but I also want to o/c maemo.

The problem here is that 2.9 breaks dependencies. According to Jay-C he cant hep it as he needs multiboot-power and it conflicts with kernel-power, hence no kernel-power-settings.

Now onto a solution. This works for me - I take no responsibility if you brick your phone. Assume that all these commands need you to be root. You can either sudo gainroot or use sudo. Your call.

First remove kernel-power-settings. We can't keep it in place while we want to install new apps etc.

dpkg -r kernel-power-settings

Next we need to get the contents of the package extracted. First move your kernel-power deb to somewhere temporary.

mv /home/user/MyDocs/kernel-power-settings_0.11_armel.deb /home/user/MyDocs/tmp

(please note if the tmp dir doesnt exist you will need to create it)

Ok now we have it in a temp dir lets extract it.

cd /home/user/MyDocs/tmp
dpkg-deb -x kernel-power-settings_0.11_armel.deb /home/user/MyDocs/tmp

Now you should see in that directory two new dirs. One will be called usr and one called etc

You now need to copy the contents of those folders into the system. For example.

cp /home/user/MyDocs/tmp/etc/event.d/* /etc/event.d

Once you have done this the last step is to change the perms on the two binaries.

chmod +x /usr/sbin/kernel-*

Thats about it. Now keep in mind this means you wont get update notifications about kernel-power etc as you are essentially just copying files and not installing the package itself.

From extras or testing

http://maemo.org/packages/package_in....6.28-maemo37/

You also need to find astro file manager on google, i couldn't find it in market either only a plugin to copy/paste/move things in astro. Can't remember where i found it but did it on google

Good hunting

But it's link to kernel power that I already installed before NITDROID.

Ok I'm confused now so I'll write shortly what I have done.

I was using kernel-power before and decided to install Nitdroid with this guide:
http://www.nitdroid.com/index.php?title=N900-install

It didn't boot at the first time so (blinkink "-" in the corner) so I replaced /and files and works fine.

My only problem is that I can not boot to maemo with kernel-power. I can only choose nitdroid and maemo default kernel(via 0)

I have no item in boot menu and i thought this unworking link:
http://downloads.nitdroid.com/Jay-c/...power37.tar.gz is the boot menu entry.

This topic is huge and i can't find what i need to do to boot in kernel-power. Is it matter of menu entry or I need to do semething else?

What was the contend of missing archive?

You are looking for something similar to Maemo-2.6.28.10-power37.item If its there, great. We can just copy this to multiboot.d
If not, let me know and I will talk you through creating the file manually.

Once we have the item file in place, we need to find out if the kernel is in the correct place
You are looking for vmlinuz-2.6.28.10power37.
If this is there, you are sorted, reboot and you will have the power option in multiboot. If not, see if it is in /boot
See if you have vmlinuz-2.6.28.10power37 or zImage-2.6.28.10power37.

If you have vmlinuz-2.6.28.10power37
if you have zImage-2.6.28.10power37

I have no menu entry here, just default and NIT:


All i have is:
and
Should I reinstall kernel-power after NITDROID installation?