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Sailfish OS for the Motorola Moto G7 Power (XT1955-5) - (ocean) (9)
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2011-07-30
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#5302
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
well, whats wrong with it?
Well...
they all fall inside the 250 - 850 frequencies?!?!
please explane
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2011-07-30
, 15:27
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#5303
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Originally Posted by Bramji
Nothings *wrong*... When there's no load it runs 250MHz and when there's high load it runs 850MHz...
well, whats wrong with it?
they all fall inside the 250 - 850 frequencies?!?!
please explane
You probably just don't see/notice the frequencies in between as it's more or less either idle or full load. That's just the way it works...
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2011-07-30
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#5304
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
so I can't run @ 250 500 550 600 ect until 850?
Nothings *wrong*... When there's no load it runs 250MHz and when there's high load it runs 850MHz...
You probably just don't see/notice the frequencies in between as it's more or less either idle or full load. That's just the way it works...
like the stock kernel?
can I add someting that he loads more frequencies?
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2011-07-30
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#5305
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Originally Posted by Bramji
I think You misunderstod what I wrote. It CAN run any of those frequencies (and probably does shortly), but probably won't stay on them long enough for You to notice it.
so I can't run @ 250 500 550 600 ect until 850?
like the stock kernel?
can I add someting that he loads more frequencies?
There's nothing *wrong* with that. That's how it works...
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2011-07-30
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#5306
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
aha, so it runs all the frequencies I selected. so conky isn't able to show the frequensies right, right? cause, I'm worried about the device when it runs only on 250 and 850....
I think You misunderstod what I wrote. It CAN run any of those frequencies (and probably does shortly), but probably won't stay on them long enough for You to notice it.
There's nothing *wrong* with that. That's how it works...
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2011-07-30
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#5307
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That's about right, yes...
Don't worry... Be happy... ;-)
Don't worry... Be happy... ;-)
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2011-07-30
, 15:59
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#5308
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
do you recommand something? the frequencies? is it oke or do you chance something?
That's about right, yes...
Don't worry... Be happy... ;-)
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2011-07-30
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#5309
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Originally Posted by Bramji
Looks OK to me...
do you recommand something? the frequencies? is it oke or do you chance something?
Every N900 is different when it comes to OC'ing. Some handle low power/high frequencies better than others. If it's stable I would probably keep it like it is.
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2011-07-30
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#5310
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Originally Posted by DrWilken
Thanks DrWilken
Looks OK to me...
Every N900 is different when it comes to OC'ing. Some handle low power/high frequencies better than others. If it's stable I would probably keep it like it is.
after I selected my config as default and rebooted the n900 I saw all the frequencies passing on conky!
last question. I have a nokia bh 214 that wont connect anymore
caused by power kernel?
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