atilla | # 421 | 2011-01-04, 19:58 | Report

root
apt-get install --reinstall kernel-power kernel-power-flasher
apt-get install --reinstall kernel-power-bootimg kernel-power-modules
apt-get install --reinstall multiboot-kernel-power

phedders | # 422 | 2011-01-18, 13:59 | Report

Anyone tried compiling compcache/zram 0.7 for kernel-power 46? I'm trying to do it in easy-debian using the unpacked kernel-power-*-source package... but it's complaining that Modules.sysver is missing. Been a while since I was compiling kernels...

zBeeble | # 423 | 2011-01-18, 22:44 | Report

I just performed this update. I also tried the library cp command listed elsewhere this thread. Starting the camera just leads to "operation failed"

dchky | # 424 | 2011-01-19, 15:25 | Report

For some reason that didn't work for me like it has in the past unfortunately.

In the end I still did all of the above but renamed and moved /boot/zImage-2.6.28-maemo46 to /boot/multiboot/vmlinuz-2.6.28.10power46

I renamed /etc/power.conf.example to /etc/power.conf

Then I added a file in /etc/multiboot.d called 33-Maemo-power46.item with content:

ITEM_NAME="Overclock Maemo"
ITEM_KERNEL=2.6.28.10power46
ITEM_MODULES=ext3

All working again.

Ele-Mental | # 425 | 2011-01-27, 01:24 | Report

Yes, the Fcam drivers do say "Incompatible Package"

Kaamp | # 426 | 2011-01-28, 16:22 | Report

@dchky

I installed NITDroid today and had the same problem with overclocking.
Your solution worked perfect for me.

Thanks.
Erwin

soeiro | # 427 | 2011-01-28, 16:56 | Report

My N900 also failed the Camera test. :-(

Does anybody know how to get the camera working with kernel power?

Airtux | # 428 | 2011-02-06, 00:59 | Report

I have also this probleme! please help me!

It's posible to install a old kernel power?

Sorry for my bad english, Thanks.

jerryfreak | # 429 | 2011-02-06, 02:56 | Report

i beleive you need to reinstall the fcam drivers from terminal. search forums for 'operation failed'

deviantv1ral | # 430 | 2011-02-26, 09:37 | Report

it was posted a few pages back

easiest is to just update everything

sudo gainroot
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade

reboot should be good to go.