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@bakuur thanks, it worked.. does it change to default frequency after using the phone function as i heard there is some glitch in the overclocking??

its not the fault of the OC itself
it actully happen even when your phone is at stock
what happens is that your N900 goes to min. of 125Mhz
after a phone call
so what you should do is reset the limits after every phone call

i found 0 improvment in the pr1.3
not even one bug i have is fixed :@

lol trust me I have the same thoughts about PR1.3 screw it!
Any way what's in the new updated script?

Disregard my last post, I now realised we're in NOVEMBER lol so that's an old update

very old
do you think anything can be added to the script??

I think it's perfect like that but if anything runs across my mind ima let u know

Guys, so i OC'ed just rite now finally after many tries but now i got a problem, my camera apps dont work(Nokia and BlessN900 both) and even after restart and on stock max of 600 and min of 125 it doesnt work and then furthermore, OC'ed again and then tried, but no luck!!! I think the power-kernel is causing sumkind of clash with the camera apps, any help wud b highly appreciated

I get the same problem, it downloads the package then before you get time to read what the problem is.....it just shutsdown. I even waited for a while assuming it would be rebooting itself but it doesnt.
I guess we are better off just overclocking the original way

this is old way check out this post

share your widgets

there is 2 different types have a read try smartclocker its the best .

Hi everyone,
I am total ignorant in linux and maemo so I cannot figure out how to help myself out of trouble ever since I started toying with N900.
Without this community N900 would have been just continuos troublesome to me: useragent for internet, for MMS, Japanese input, dictionaries... Thank you for all your hardwork to make N900 the best mobile computer phone ever (so far) with your clever scripts, addons, apps, ...
I am very impressed with titan kernel and the possibility of overclocking the N900, and want to OC it very much. This is my third time reinstalling and removing the power kernel (now the power46 kernel).
Maybe you linux expert may not think the following sympthoms on my N900 as bugs or incorrectifiable problems, but to me, I have to wait untill those problems are mended, before I touch the tempted power kernel again:
- Old-damaged cassette tape sound effect on SOME phone calls: the effect make it impossible to hear the other end's voice, end call to recall or wait for the other end to call again will USUALLY make the deffect disappear.
- Slide open camera does not make camera apps activated, just crash it to the desktop with a yellow bar of "operation failed" notification. This ALWAYS happens eversince I install power kernel setting, regardless I overclock or not, run at default voltage or at less voltage. I am not able to take any photo since power46 kernel installed (the previous power kernel did not cause problem to camera). Both builtin camera app and BlessN900 crash to desktop with same "Operation failed" message, even after reboot or shutdown an poweron.
- My N900 (maby not made with good chips as it is Korean made) restarts itself when running high resource demanding apps while having the power kernel config limits to 500 850 or above. Those apps include app manager, some games, some emulator like DrSNES.
- My N900 does not reboot correctly: press reboot and it shuts down, Press power on and it turns the Nokia Welcome screen on then it turns off again. This may happens several times before it turns on properly.
- When I tried to apt-get reinstall power kernel and remove power kernel, my N900 got into reboot loops and can only be rectify by reflashing the firmware with fiasco image.
- Somebody ask me to make a system log so they can identify what cause the problems. To me, trying to learn to follow instructions on this forum is much easier than learning to make a system log. Can't anybody comes up with a simple solution for a dummy to make a Maemo system log?
Thank you.