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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness View Post
I thought about it and realized I have no idea how to pass a command to opensh to execute.
The module itself isn't even stable, I am trying to figure out why the phone crashes when switching back to 1ghz or other known safe frequencies. Until I finish all the required work on the module, I won't waste time to package this. It's really just proof of concept at this point.

Oh yeah, I should point out everything I know about linux was learned on a Nokia device or software. I don't know C either, I was just determined to get some app written in C working better on the n900. I never compiled a kernel before last week. My point is you don't have to be an expert to accomplish something. We seem to be low on experts here, so I'm hoping some of you guys can step up soon. I made this open source for a reason
opensh is for interactive user use only! Never use it in order to execute privileged operations from a script. It'll be replaced with a better alternative soon that won't work for such applications, anyway.

Instead, use the Aegis manifest to assert tcb and CAP::sys_module credentials for your initscript. This will then make it possible to whitelist the kernel module and load it in order to perform the actual overclock.

If you need any advice, feel free to hit me up on IRC! (official INCEPTION channel: #inception on Freenode)
 

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