Overclock the N900? - Page 297 - maemo.org

smirnnoff_gurl905 | # 2961 | 2010-04-18, 08:02 | Report

not angry ...just pissed ...rude boy !!!!!!!!!!

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smirnnoff_gurl905 | # 2962 | 2010-04-18, 08:04 | Report

well i dunno ...im not complaining...i had fun

rpgAmazon | # 2963 | 2010-04-18, 08:06 | Report

Last off-topic, promised:

I'm getting a bit overclocked... cold shower might help! XD

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smirnnoff_gurl905 | # 2964 | 2010-04-18, 08:08 | Report

yeah me too ...vodka will do the trick ... btw thanks

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AlMehdi | # 2965 | 2010-04-18, 08:17 | Report

Originally Posted by smirnnoff_gurl905 View Post

tried that already... they told wlan driver n bt driver maybe reflashed it again ... what do u think

Yeah.. a reflash would probably solve your problem. If it's not a harware fault. Do not trust the temp as it is not exactly. It could have been hotter. You might have fried the recievers of the n900 while running at that speed (hopefully not). They are probably more fragile. Have you tried the GPS?

If the keyboard feels warm i would rekommend running att lower mhz. Even if it not stops working at once it will tear on the hw and eventuallt "dry" it out.

Please let us know how it goes. You must be the first one this close to fry the device.

titan | # 2966 | 2010-04-18, 08:55 | Report

For food I recommend frying it in a titanium pan.
For frying the N900 I recommend the titan kernel @ >=900Mhz

Bon appetit!

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iceman600 | # 2967 | 2010-04-18, 09:11 | Report

are there any report how many devices had been FRIED...?
smirnnoff_gurl905 is the only one i knew fried a N900... now im a bit worried about OC now.
lol

nokian-series | # 2968 | 2010-04-18, 09:59 | Report

You just need to user Queen beecon Widget and use that code on it.
Then, make it run every boot, and it's done!

Originally Posted by jrherras View Post

anyone can help me to put put the
echo 125000 250000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemand/avoid_frequencies
permanently so that I dont have to type this code every reboot. Bacause it always go back to 250mhz after making a call using titan's ideal settings

byte_76 | # 2969 | 2010-04-18, 10:00 | Report

I am trying to update kernel-flasher-maemo in extras testing to the new version 2.6.28-maemo23 but it reports an error:

Conflict wuth application packages:

kernel-modules-maemo
kernel-maemo
kernel-modules-maemo
kernel-maemo

How do I resolve these conflicts?

Thanks!

AlMehdi | # 2970 | 2010-04-18, 10:06 | Report

Originally Posted by byte_76 View Post

I am trying to update kernel-flasher-maemo in extras testing to the new version 2.6.28-maemo23 but it reports an error:

Conflict wuth application packages:

kernel-modules-maemo
kernel-maemo
kernel-modules-maemo
kernel-maemo

How do I resolve these conflicts?

Thanks!

The new version is maemo24 in extras-testing i believe. Maybe if you try to remove the old one first and then install the new one.

You could try to do it in terminal for a better overview of the problem. Using apt-get.