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Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
Any of you guys have problems with playing videos on media player? (with v46, I am having problems atm, if I use stock kernel it is ok, if I use default settings of enchanced kernel it is ok, but if overclock it my videos won't play.)
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Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
The last time i tried a 'power kernel', my idle power consumption went from 2mA to 15mA, which means constant battery drain while not using the device.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Powersaving To measure your idle power drain, shut off all user programs, go to offline mode and run the "./bq27220.sh 30" command, then let the backlight go off. Your target should be 2-3 milliamps. |
Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
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Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
not pushing too far, just 900 mhz? It was stable enough except running 6-7 web windows at the same time and changing windows like I am on PC. Seems I can't accept N900 is a little bit "slower" compared to my PC :)
changing voltage adjustments had no possitive effect (about playing video). |
Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
what you using for overclocking? xlv ulv ideal??? i use to have that problem thats why i tried everything mine is stable at xlv but cant play videos on ulv figure that out lol...
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Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
There is no safe overclocking number such as 900 mHz. If you read the overclocking docs on the Wiki (and you should), you will find a table estimating what percentage of N900s fail at what setting.
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Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
I did, mine didn't fail btw :)
using stock kernel atm. |
Re: Update for Enhanced kernel for power users just released
I have been having problems with the Camera for a while. I had been using the 2.6.28.10-power42 kernel for a while, using the ideal settings. I had just been lazy to try to get it resolved. I figured it had to do with the FCamera drivers, or with LiveFocus, or something like that. I was also experiencing crashes with SomePlayer when playing high bitrate ogg files (320 kbit/s).
Today, I finally decided to resolve the camera issue. I updated the kernel to 2.6.28.10-power47. I also updated FCam to the latest version (in devel). FCam worked fine, but the camera app continued to crash (and make funny noises when recording video). I read (somewhere) a post recommending against overclocking. So, I tried using the following command: kernel-config load lv And sure enough, the camera worked fine after that. So, I figured I would just use the lv settings when using the camera and the ideal settings for everything else. I then decided to test whether the updated kernel had any effect on my SomePlayer crashes. I quickly was able to crash it playing a high bitrate ogg file. For kicks I decided to try it using the lv settings. To my delight SomePlayer was able to handle the high bitrate file and has been rock solid ever since. So, I figured I would post this here to see if it helps any one else. |
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