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ln -s /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/my-default /etc/ideal/kernel-power
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Why it does not want to go higher? I am using Titans kernel-power, IDEAL config, just edited max frequency. I know I did everything OK, becouse I can control it for lower clocks, but if I use 1200MHZ it is 1150, if I use 1300 MHZ it is 1150...If I use 1000 it is 1000.
What is this limitation? I would like at least 1200 MHz not 1150...
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hmmm.....as overclocking steps and warning says, "every n900 is unique, what works for others might not work for you"
in my case, all Lehto's kernels worked for me without any problems such as stuttering,
titan's kernels gave me a re-flash in each kernel.
i know one that have the exact opposite of my case.
there are many user who's devices are stable on both kernels,
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1) copy the template to your mydocs (when not in mass storage mode)
To permanently install this new configuration