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dsmflyer 2010-04-06 22:39

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hqh (Post 598500)
That is correct.

I'm running mine at 750 MHz now. 800 seemed stable at first but after prolonged use caused crashes and apparently corrupted the rootfs. 900 MHz booted but froze almost immediately.

I recommend everyone to check the output of dmesg every now and then. If there are UBIFS (or other filesystem) errors or kernel warnings, you'll have to lower your clock frequency and (in case of filesystem corruption) possibly do a full reflash.

Many users seem to be very enthuasiastic about running at highest possible speed, so I'm expecting more cases of corruption and crashing soon. I can't be the only unlucky one :)

I had my rootfs corrupted running at 830MHz too and so far the filesystem has not been corrupted at 800MHz.

I'm glad I'm not the only unlucky one that can't hit the magical 900MHz mark ^^.

Ronaldo 2010-04-06 22:51

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
i did dmesg but not sure what i need to look out for, had 900mhz for over 2 days

Nipperoid 2010-04-06 22:52

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
ok, i took the plunge
fiasco-image-update /home/user/MyDocs/zImage900.fiasco

all went well!! im at 900mhz now

settings - about remaind perfect

skunkonkrunk 2010-04-06 22:54

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
i've been running the 800 - 125 image for a couple of days and its been great, i wanted a little more speed so i flashed to the 900 - 125 and the phone got really scatty, locked up with more than 4 apps running and got really hot.

i've flashed back to the 800 and its all fine.

i'd like to know why some devices can cope with it and others just hate it.

nokian-series 2010-04-06 22:55

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ronaldo (Post 598513)
i did dmesg but not sure what i need to look out for, had 900mhz for over 2 days

Dont know what to lookup to in that dmesg command.

(http://www.linfo.org/dmesg.html)

Running 900 Mhz two days..gaming, browsing, calling, chating..all annormal.. best than normal :D

Until now...and until ever..i hope.. lol :rolleyes:

thecube 2010-04-06 22:56

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
- any idea how to get settings/about info back? reinstall mp-fremantle-generic-pr didn t work for me...

UNderworld 2010-04-06 22:58

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
ideas for cooling?? I think I found a solution :P

http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...napshot283.png

http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...napshot281.png

kangou 2010-04-06 23:02

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hqh (Post 598500)
That is correct.

I'm running mine at 750 MHz now. 800 seemed stable at first but after prolonged use caused crashes and apparently corrupted the rootfs. 900 MHz booted but froze almost immediately.

I recommend everyone to check the output of dmesg every now and then. If there are UBIFS (or other filesystem) errors or kernel warnings, you'll have to lower your clock frequency and (in case of filesystem corruption) possibly do a full reflash.

Many users seem to be very enthuasiastic about running at highest possible speed, so I'm expecting more cases of corruption and crashing soon. I can't be the only unlucky one :)

Somebody knows another way to retrieve these errors (dbus or something... I don't want to parse dbus output each time) ? It can be interesting to write a small script which displays a "popup" when an error like that occurs...

tidusuk123 2010-04-06 23:09

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by UNderworld (Post 598522)

Lol. Great. Now we need something smaller...

thecube 2010-04-06 23:19

Re: Overclock the N900?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kangou (Post 598525)
Somebody knows another way to retrieve these errors (dbus or something... I don't want to parse dbus output each time) ? It can be interesting to write a small script which displays a "popup" when an error like that occurs...

where do I find the dmesg ?


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