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2012-07-19
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Cool, it's your site? Seems pretty popular.
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
just if it would be in english
Cool, it's your site? Seems pretty popular.
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by wook_sf
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just if it would be in english
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as they say .. the king is naked ... and he still thinks the sun is ...
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2012-07-19
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Unfortunately my N9 is not as much smooth after overclocking as it was in PR 1.2 after overclocking. In both cases I have overclocked it @1.3Ghz. Anyone else feeling the same or it is just me?
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2012-07-19
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overclocking is a very subjective issue based on your chip and preferences. Its best to do trial and step at different frequencies to get your own optimal frequency instead of asking others for their opinions as there is a strong possibility that the chip batches differ.
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by Ch.Saqib
You can try running some benchmarks if you want to make sure the overclocking still works, I never tested to be honest.
Unfortunately my N9 is not as much smooth after overclocking as it was in PR 1.2 after overclocking. In both cases I have overclocked it @1.3Ghz. Anyone else feeling the same or it is just me?
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
Sorry to disturb you again. Can you tell me some benchmarks which I can run for the tests plz?
You can try running some benchmarks if you want to make sure the overclocking still works, I never tested to be honest.
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
I think it is a good idea. I will surely try this out. Thanks
overclocking is a very subjective issue based on your chip and preferences. Its best to do trial and step at different frequencies to get your own optimal frequency instead of asking others for their opinions as there is a strong possibility that the chip batches differ.
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by Rogatti
sun indeed is, i am not sure about king :P
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as they say .. the king is naked ... and he still thinks the sun is ...
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2012-07-19
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
If you didn't sort this out already, I'd strongly suggest simply installing the module files twice - once into each kernel module directory. It's important that it not break during an upgrade from PR1.2 to PR1.3, which is what will happen if you install into only one directory.
Cool, okay, well I had to break the compatibility with PR 1.2 because I'm not smart enough to have the kernel modules install in the correct folder depending on whichever kernel you have. The only problem with that is if you are stuck on PR 1.2 for some reason you're gonna get the message popping up saying there's a new version but you won't be able to install it.
I just overwrote the file on my server again with another that should have the version string fixed internally too.
The best approach IMO would be to install into one of the version directories, then make a hard link using ln in the postinst script before you depmod. Make sure to delete the hard link using rm in the postrm script, again before depmod. That way, only one copy of the files takes up space, but it works no matter what.
Of course, going PR1.3-only is a legitimate option - just make sure the dependencies are set up so that it can't be installed on PR1.2.
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