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yes this is one of the reasons
but the latest version detects the kernel-power version installed
and installs the patch according to it
======== if you are using KP42-46-47-48 batterypatch should activate vdd1=1 and vdd2=1 but the MAXfreq is 750 (stable with vdd1)
maybe your N900 is not even stable with 750

solutions :

1-) install the latest KPv49 (maybe will solve your problem or maybe not) and then update to the latest batterypatch

2-) if you have v2 installed (the older one)
then :

Code:
sudo gainroot
mkdir temp
cd temp
apt-get install -d batterypatch # press y after that and make sure you did apt-get update before with devel-enabled
mv /var/cache/apt/archives/batterypatch* ./batterypatch
dpkg -x batterypatch ./
rm -r /opt/dbus-scripts
mv dbus-scripts /opt
chmod -R +rwx /opt/dbus-scripts
mv etc/dbus-scripts.d/* /etc/dbus-scripts.d/
cd ..
rm -r temp
PS: it's safe to uninstall it from HAM too

this will let you have an updated batterypatch features without VDD1 enabled
.........
it could've been easier with editing overclock profile only
but as you said that you have a reboot loop
then those are the only solutions

Last edited by karam; 2011-12-04 at 11:29.
 

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