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If you want overclock possible kernel with u-boot, you can try my experimental power40+PR1.3 kernel.
Installation instructions and the necessary files are here:
http://my.svgalib.org/770/n900/u-boot/
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For temporary, I would use "-l" (as in lower-case L) instead of "-f". Don't trust me too much, but flasher takes the same options as the flasher on the computer, so -f would be flash (as in actually write the data to flash chip) and -l would be load (as in load kernel into memory). You can always also type "flasher -h" and "flasher --help" for some basic info on the options.
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- Edit -
(Suppresses dickish remark) I did it. Instead of trying to figure out where the hell I could conceivably download fiasco-flasher (it's not on my device, I tried entering the repository source line in my sources.list, hildon-app-manager.list and fapman's own sources list - the one which you need to get your own token number combination to get access to it), I just ended up figuring out how to force "flasher" to work for my purposes. Namely, I launched softupd (with options -s and --local - also -vv, but that's just increasing verbosity, as I understand it), inside one xterm, then ran flasher with --local and -f -k [path to and name of kernel file provided by Matan].
So, in short,
Great success. (Though I'd still like to get my hands on "fiasco-flasher". Seems like it would be a bit faster to use.)
At any rate, thanks again to Matan for making this.
Last edited by Mentalist Traceur; 2010-11-03 at 13:20. Reason: Got it working.