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Re: Overclock the N900?
I'm trying to get my system info back and I have an issue. I did look for the currently installed one via dpkg -l and it looks I need the generic-pr version. Fully consistent with my global firmware I guess.
But when I try to reinstall that package, it tells me "Reinstallation of mp-fremantle-generic-mp is not possible, it cannot be downloaded." I have all my catalogs enabled, including the Nokia Applications and Nokia System Software Updates ones. Can anyone shed some light on this ? Maybe someone can attach the PR1.1.1 version .deb for that package here if that's the only (non full flash) solution ? |
Re: Overclock the N900?
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a) it would be nasty b) you would not be able to flash a dead device c) you wouldn't do that anyway as it would be nastty, right? ;) Corwin |
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As much as I admire the efforts and hacking per se - please be careful, do not exaggerate it. And - in case the device is broken - no whining :)
Tried the 900MHz Kernel myself for half an hour - might be snappier, but was not so much that I would have stayed with it ;) |
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People like you should stick to the stock kernels! Theres no way in hell anybody who breaks their device with overclocking should send it to warranty, for the following reasons: 1. If you break the device, you cant flash stock kernel back in. 2. At nokia service they will see that your using non-stock kernel and then figure out its an OC kernel one 2b. At which point they will just send the device back along with a propable bill for wasting their time with a device you broke yourself! 3. Its not right thing to do. Say I buy a new car, then I put in my own tuning fuels and oils, which make the car go faster for a moment but then engine breaks. Do you think it goes to warranty? So there you have it. I didnt write the warranty void texts there just for fun! People... THINK before you flash any of these in your device. |
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Edit: update - if you've got to ask questions like this though you shouldn't be o/cing your n900. "someone on the forum said i'd likely get away with it" will not cut mustard. if the phone is burnt out nokia will not be able to check the firmware and it will just be cheaper for them to send you a brand new one... Unless loads of idiots start doing it... ...queue 1 week later and every thread on TMO is about how to repair a burnout N900 |
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I think of you guys are not understanding the implications that come with overclocking.
Some do not care about CPU life span (bit like me) But if you run a application which max out the cpu then the phone will get really hot and may damange other components near it and including the phone's housing. I pretty sure 900mhz is stable but when at load there is a lot of heat and battery goes fast, saying that when the phone is in normal use, web/music/calls it seems to be better with battery life with 125mhz range |
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There is a new stable overclockable kernel in extras-testing (version 2.6.28-maemo19, not 18!!).
Installation is very simple: install the package kernel-flasher-maemo (section system in HAM), shutdown and cold boot. There's no need for reflashing etc. It requires firmware PR1.1 or newer. The default limit is at stable 600MHz. This is the same setting as the stock kernel and is safe. This kernel makes it possible dynamically change the maximum frequency up to 1.2GHz (supported frequencies are 250,500,550,600,700,750,800,850,900,950,1000,1100, 1200MHz) WARNING: Overclocking may damage your device and is at your own risk! It may void your warranty and destroy your data. You have been warned. You can manually increase the limit until your device fries using, e.g. for 600MHz Code:
sudo gainroot This setting takes effect immediately and is cleared with the next reboot or overriden by every phone call with the value 600MHz. To permanently fix a limit you found to be stable edit the scaling_max_freq setting in /etc/pmconfig (e.g., using vi) and either install the new kernel http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1890 or implement the workaround http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1722 WARNING: Permanent overclocking is very dangerous! Apart from overclocking, this kernel has a lot of other features (2.6.28.10, PR1.2 SDK patches etc) see http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=43420 It also retains the version info in Settings -> Product info (if it is still available). If it works well for you, please vote at http://maemo.org/packages/package_in....6.28-maemo19/ For deinstallation of this kernel run Code:
sudo gainroot Good luck! |
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