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titan	2010-04-07 , 21:19
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Originally Posted by titan

I did some tests with a kernel that has 601MHz instead 600MHz in the table of supported frequencies.
booting with 700MHz worked fine until I made a call - it switched to 600MHz ;-(

brief summary:
phone application sets the frequency to the next available frequency >= 600MHz during phone calls.
If you use one of the hardcoded kernels with high frequencies you're phone is at the max. freq. during the phone call and overheats!
with my kernel the frequency during phone calls is 600Mhz as with the stock kernel. However, it is not reset to the user-specified max. freq after the call.

EDIT: with SIP >=600MHz lock is only during call initiation, during the call it is 500Mhz.

my next experiment is to keep the 601Mhz settings and ignore all requests to change to 600MHz, i.e. during calls it would not fix it to >= 600MHz.

Last edited by titan; 2010-04-07 at 21:35. Reason: difference, correction

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