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[QBW] Clock Control Panel
Hi guys ... :)
I always try to make my life easier xD .. So here is my personal control panel for system clock :) I've already seen some control panel for the overclock... but i haven't found them direct and immediate enought . My control panel il made by 2 simple Queen Beecon Widgets (GLORY TO No!No!No!Yes! :D ) that execute two small scripts. These scripts read the actual clock of the system and act accordingly, increasing the frequency of one step (ex. if you are working @ 600 mhz... tapping on the plus the beecon will set the new frequence to 700 mhz... in 700... then 750 .. ecc ecc) NOTE: no action on the undervolt profile. For example, if you have ideal.. ideal remains... The same for the minimum frequency. If you have ideal with the minimum to 500 .. to 500 remains :) The scripts change ONLY the maximum frequency and not permanently. Infact, after the reboot, the maximum frequency will come back to the original one setted by your kernel profile. Here they are : Code:
#!/bin/sh Code:
#!/bin/sh _______________________________ HOW TO 1. Download the pack from HERE and unzip it, 2. In the pack you'll find 4 files, the two scripts and the two icons. Move all the 4 files in the directory /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir . 3. Create 2 new Queen Beecon Widgets and import these two codes in the advanced options (look at the QBW wiki if you don't know how ;) ). Higher : Code:
[queen-beecon-header] Lower: Code:
[queen-beecon-header] That's all guys :) Note that I also included the appearance of a yellow popup that informs about the new processor frequency and the possibility to choose any frequency between 500 MHz and 1150 MHz. |
Re: [QBW] Clock Control Panel
Added even to the QBW wiki ;)
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I really wont it, read the wiki, but can't figured it out! you've got 4 codes where do i have to put it?
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All the 4 files (2 icons and 2 scripts) go to /home/user/.queen_beecon_dir .. Move the files with filebox ;) |
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but above there stands "higher" (than a code) and "lower" (than a code) is this in advance? where you have 2 screens, where go's the above codes (al the way upstares?) sorry for the bad englisch |
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That codes go in the settings of the Queen Beecon Widget.
Add a new one on the desktop... open the settings: http://www.maemomeego.net/files/thum...802_164200.png Tap on advance... answer YES to the question... and then scroll the next page until here: http://www.maemomeego.net/files/thum...802_164735.png and paste one of the two code in the white side.. The same for the second code... infact you nedd two queen beecon widget :) PS: the first 2 codes are only for the developer ;) You have to paste the second 2 codes |
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Holy **** i'fe learnd a lot today!! ThanxMann!!
You just had to type extra to press "Import Buffer to Beecon" after you paste it, but it works! Thanks! Really loving my N900:D canne try some more BeeCon's out:P |
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I had forgotten that part xD Excuse me bro :) |
Re: [QBW] Clock Control Panel
Guys i would like to remember you a small treak ..
If you have even a QBW that displays the maximum CPU clock ... you shoud use this string to upgrade even the clock QBW. Code:
<command_to_change_frequency>; run-standalone.sh dbus-send --session --type=method_call --dest=oh.no.more.qbw /oh/no/more/qbwidX oh.no.more.qbw.update_content NOTE : you have to replace idX with the beecon id of the clock widget ... :) For example, if your clock widget has id9 (you can see the number in the widget settings, near the title) the string will be <command_to_change_frequency>; run-standalone.sh dbus-send --session --type=method_call --dest=oh.no.more.qbw /oh/no/more/qbwid9 oh.no.more.qbw.update_content |
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hy big-dany i install your app and i notice that you set the limit 250 $maxnew so if i have the kernel config ideal (500-850) when i show min and max freq the min freq is 250.
Resolve this is very easy replace in the higher and lower scripts this line: kernel-config limits 250 $maxnew with this: kernel-config limits - $maxnew so you let the same min freq that the user set and modify ONLY max freq. if you want to ask for this you know how to contact me. p.s.: i m sorry for my worst english..... |
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