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titan	2010-04-06 , 16:02
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Originally Posted by breakthru

Hi titan,
I know that you have excluded 125MHz from your kernel but I was wondering whether you would implement it in the following versions of your kernel if 125MHz ever proved to contribute to battery life while not causing stability issues. This way people using your kernel would only have to update it from the App manager and continue using it as they please...

please read and install according to http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=141
for me, the 125MHz kernel stays at 600MHz most of time while the 250MHz stays at 250MHz.

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ujwalsoni	2010-04-06 , 16:03
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I don't think I should go for 900 Mhz in Mumbai..even in the winter..
Is heat the only issue when over-clocking though? Even in cooler climates, would the CPU's life shorten?

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Fumanchu	2010-04-06 , 16:05
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Hmm interesting, will re-do then get back!

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shady	2010-04-06 , 16:08
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Good morning, can anyone tell me how to edit pmconfig with the 900mhz package? i tried to edit the file and i got a endless reboot, i have to flash now, but im sure theres a way to edit the file appropriately. it scales the idle to 125 after the 900kernel but the max stays at 600.

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dimkit	2010-04-06 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by titan

this means the installation failed as the output should look like this:
Linux <hostname> 2.6.28.10maemo-omap1 #1 PREEMPT Tue Apr 6 13:21:33 EEST 2010 armv7l GNU/Linux
you seem to be running an old firmware (PR1.0). PR1.1 should be the minimum required.
I'll add that to the description.

But i am running PR1.1

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Bratag	2010-04-06 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by shady

Good morning, can anyone tell me how to edit pmconfig with the 900mhz package? i tried to edit the file and i got a endless reboot, i have to flash now, but im sure theres a way to edit the file appropriately. it scales the idle to 125 after the 900kernel but the max stays at 600.

All you need do is edit the line

scaling_max_freq 600000

and replace it with whatever you want the max to be for example

scaling_max_freq 850000

save - reboot.

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titan	2010-04-06 , 16:17
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Originally Posted by dimkit

But i am running PR1.1

post your "uname -a"

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Fumanchu	2010-04-06 , 16:18
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I'm going to re-flash from scratch, including eMMC with the files from nokia, then re-flash with 800mhz stock and see if the issue is replicated or not.

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geneven	2010-04-06 , 16:19
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Originally Posted by ujwalsoni

I don't think I should go for 900 Mhz in Mumbai..even in the winter..
Is heat the only issue when over-clocking though? Even in cooler climates, would the CPU's life shorten?

I think it's fair to say yes, but to what extent is a gamble and no one knows the exact degree of risk. Most people in this thread don't think the risk is great.

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Mr. Incredible	2010-04-06 , 16:31
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I have installed the 900mhz kernel.
CPU: 125mhz / 250mhz / 500mhz / 550mhz / 900mhz
DSP: 90mhz / 180mhz / 360mhz/ 400mhz / 430mhz
Now my N900 is fast as hell. :-)

But it stays on 500mhz when idle. Is this normal?