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agdroubi	2010-12-29 , 16:34
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Originally Posted by tele

i have mine overclocked @ 1.15 and works silky smooth although seems to be working fine @ 850 as well...
try overclocking it to see if that helps

my n900 gets extremely hot without even overclocking it, so how would it be if i overclocked it.

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tele	2010-12-29 , 16:38
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Originally Posted by riceboy

how about the browser? browser gets error and wont load

the problem is caused because of the new google theme...
all you have to do is get your timming right.
open browser and quickly press the x on the screen to stop the page loading.
then go into settings and change the homepage!
thats it. it should start working fine...

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tele	2010-12-29 , 16:40
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@ agdroubi
change the clock speed to 250 and 850
it makes it hot because the minimum speed is @ 500 and that heats it up
if you can lower the min to 250. you will feel the difference

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	ammyt	2010-12-29 , 16:40
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BTW, is there some option that the moderators can do, like, clear thread? This thing is getting too big.

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agdroubi	2010-12-29 , 16:43
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Originally Posted by tele

@ agdroubi
change the clock speed to 250 and 850
it makes it hot because the minimum speed is @ 500 and that heats it up
if you can lower the min to 250. you will feel the difference

can you give me instructions of how t overclock nitdroid to the least possible having angry birds running smoothly.

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	ammyt	2010-12-29 , 16:51
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Originally Posted by agdroubi

can you give me instructions of how t overclock nitdroid to the least possible having angry birds running smoothly.

In Nitdroid's ./etc you will find 4 OC profiles, delete 3 of them using filebox, and edit your one, here is an example:
1. On Xterm:

Code:

mount /home /and

2. Using Filebox, navigate to /home/and/system/etc, ther you'll find ocprofilexxx-xxx-xxx. Delete 3 of them and leave one.
3. On Xterm:

Code:

leafpad /home/and/system/etc/"thefilethatyouleft"

4. In the file @ lowest frequencies set: 250000, @ highest frequencies set: 800000
5. In avoid frequencies, delete 250000.
6. Ctrl s to save
7. Reboot

Last edited by ammyt; 2010-12-29 at 17:17.

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tele	2010-12-29 , 16:53
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Originally Posted by agdroubi

can you give me instructions of how t overclock nitdroid to the least possible having angry birds running smoothly.

you can download task killer from the market in nitdroid which can help free up ram. this improves performance

Download overclock widget from the market and use that to overclock. this works just as good. however you have to change the frequency everytime you boot into nitdroid. use that to change the freq and see which one you think is the best and to make it permenant follow the underneath instructions

1- install filebox from app manager in maemo
2- open filebox and go to settings and turn on root
3- go to /home/etc/power.conf
4- highlight that file and edit it
5- change the following like this

scaling_max_freq 850000
scaling_min_freq 250000

save it.

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	ammyt	2010-12-29 , 16:58
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Originally Posted by tele

you can download task killer from the market in nitdroid which can help free up ram. this improves performance

Download overclock widget from the market and use that to overclock. this works just as good. however you have to change the frequency everytime you boot into nitdroid. use that to change the freq and see which one you think is the best and to make it permenant follow the underneath instructions

1- install filebox from app manager in maemo
2- open filebox and go to settings and turn on root
3- go to /home/etc/power.conf
4- highlight that file and edit it
5- change the following like this

scaling_max_freq 850000
scaling_min_freq 250000

save it.

Don't forget to mount /and before

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tele	2010-12-29 , 17:05
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Originally Posted by ammyt

Don't forget to mount /and before

no need to...
changing the file in /home/etc/power.config is same as editing /and/etc/power.config

/home/etc/power.config is the symlink of /and/etc/power.config
so works without mounting!

it's much easier