@freemangordon

Hey, I don't get one thing. Before re-calibration, device with 900 mhz as max limit and SR enabled, would instantly turn off - it was always told, that this behavior was due to voltage set too low. Now You're telling us, that stock calibration turns voltage too high. Was that just "urban legend", and in fact, voltage was set too high?

Also, aren't You (due to new re-calibrated values) undervolting too much? I quite don't get idea, why do You want to know "lowest" possible values for some frequencies - on other devices, such values may be set too low. We don't want slow filesystem corruption due to "invisible" over-undervolting (situation, when it doesn't result in reboots, but operations are performed with errors, occasionally, due to voltage set too low), don't we?

Of course, it's quite possible that I've misunderstood something, in such case, just correct me please. And, again, thanks for Your awesome work!

@patlak
Some time ago, it was suggested, that Nokia do "something" to drop support for some devices. I.E, at the same time, N900 was able to ping Nokia supl servers, but wasn't able to get satellite data. Meanwhile, newest devices were able to ping and receive data. Also, on exact same time, supl.google.com was working for both N900 and other device.

Some claim, that this Nokians practice was seen before, with other devices. Ho ever, I'm not sure if all of this isn't just guesswork error, so I'm just relaying opinions from (many) threads about supl.nokia.com problems.

The "ultimate" answer for You, would be to try supl.google.com as server - if You get satellite fix very quickly with it, there is no (technical) reason on N900 side, to not get it from supl.nokia.com.

/Estel