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AlMehdi	2010-09-30 , 14:40
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Originally Posted by RenaldoTT

Hey guys I'm straying from the topic here but I was just doing some browsing around and I saw this:
http://nokia-n900.com/nokia-n900-pho...zes-to-be-won/

I also saw this guide for overclocking:
http://nokia-n900.com/forum/nokia-n9...lock-the-n900/

The first link is just for those interested but the second I would like to know, how accurate is it and is it safe because I've been waiting to OC my N900 but I want to make sure I know what I'm doing first and these are the simplest instructions I've come across to date.

Yes, this is completly off topic.. and the OC howto you found is very old. This is not how you do any longer.

1. Download "Enhanced kernel for power users" and "Enhanced kernel for power users (settings)" from the application manager.
2. reboot
3. open terminal and write: /usr/sbin/kernel-config load lv
You could try lv, xlv, ulv, ideal and starving
4. done

You could also make your own profiles.. but that is little more advanced. But still easy.

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=774
http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power

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	RenaldoTT	2010-09-30 , 19:23
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cool cool sorry for goin off topic everyone was just curious.

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	danx	2010-09-30 , 20:14
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I downloaded ssh and how do i gain root so these commands work , i am noob , but learning !

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AlMehdi	2010-09-30 , 21:06
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Originally Posted by danx

I downloaded ssh and how do i gain root so these commands work , i am noob , but learning !

Lol! This are turning out to become a baby hackers thread

But this is actually something you do through the terminal so it is not that much of topic

SSH could be a little bit more advanced. There are different ways of doing it and different tasks can be done. It could also be potentially dangerous if it falls to malicious hands. You can practically run anything through it. So be careful.

I am not that experienced how you do this on windows. but have heard that winscp is a good program.

The easiest way but not the most secure would be to open port 22 on the host machine. And only allow the your machines ip. You will need to install a ssh-server on the host. Your machine only need the client.

First you make a ssh-key one will be named id_dsa and the other id_dsa.pub.

Code:

ssh-keygen -t dsa

The id_dsa you will keep on your machine and the id_dsa.pub you move to your host machines ./ssh folder. An easy way would be to use dropbox for this. If the directory doesn't exist make it.

Code:

mkdir /home/user/.ssh

Then you just log in to your machine by

Code:

ssh user@host-ip-number

and get file to your machine from host

Code:

scp user@host-ip-number:/home/user/send.txt /path/to/file/to/folder/

and send file to host

Code:

scp /path/to/file/to/send.txt user@host-ip-number:/folder/

Hope i didn't miss anything.. was in a hurry. Need to go to sleep

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	RenaldoTT	2010-10-01 , 00:39
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Hey guys I've written up some instructions on how to install the custom-release levels for angry birds, would you guys think of it as useful information for our wiki? or is that a no?

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	allnameswereout	2010-10-01 , 01:06
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Originally Posted by jukzh

That thing isn't works in n900
Code:
find -name "*.py" -exec grep -l "python" {} \;
However fine with ubuntu's bb
Any suggestions?

Yes, xargs(1)

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	allnameswereout	2010-10-01 , 01:07
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Originally Posted by danx

I downloaded ssh and how do i gain root so these commands work , i am noob , but learning !

http://wiki.maemo.org/SSH

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	RenaldoTT	2010-10-01 , 02:10
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi

Yes, this is completly off topic.. and the OC howto you found is very old. This is not how you do any longer.

1. Download "Enhanced kernel for power users" and "Enhanced kernel for power users (settings)" from the application manager.
2. reboot
3. open terminal and write: /usr/sbin/kernel-config load lv
You could try lv, xlv, ulv, ideal and starving
4. done

You could also make your own profiles.. but that is little more advanced. But still easy.

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=774
http://wiki.maemo.org/Kernel_Power

I think I'll hold off on OC, my N900 performs fine and I hardly use her at full strength so I'm in no NEED for this. Back to learning about commands