Notices

Originally Posted by epitaph

And last but no least just because something doesn't have a GUI its not automatically userunfriendly and of bad quality.

1. Prerequisite
•Install rootsh from your Program-Manager
•open a terminal, type "sudo gainroot"
•Download myconfig
•type: apt-get install kernel-power kernel-power-flasher
•type: kernel-config load ideal
•type: kernel-config limit 500 900
•type: kernel-config save myconfig
•type: kernel-config default myconfig
•overwrite myconfig with the downloaded myconfig
•type: apt-get install iptable iproute

Originally Posted by Duy2anh

I know and did not mean that at all.

For GUI, it is good for dummy like me. But I remembered using one called Memorybooster or something in my old Symbian N95. The app could free up some 0.1 or 0.2 MB of the precious 56MB RAM in the N95, but it always occupied about 3 or 4MB if you run it or not due to the GUI thing. I uninstalled it right after the first try.

Edit:



I installed the Titan kernel (power46) again yesterday, cannot resist the temptation longer

My N900 can only work normally either at LV 250 850 or ULV 250 600 - 750, otherwise it just reboots itself after a few clicks. So I cannot default it to IDEAL 500 900 like you require. Maybe I will default it to ULV 250 750 after several days of testing, it seems to be stable now.

Iptable iproute intalled, works like charm, much better internet surfing, haven't found any side-effect, but cannot test. That is to say I have set my wireless connection to maximum power saving with WLAN transmission power 10mW.

How can I install your other scripts? Is there any easier way for dummy?
And how do I uninstall them in case problems occur?

Originally Posted by epitaph

Congratulation! I have had just to reflash my device . Sadly there is no uninstall script nor an installer. It just a manual thing at the moment. Try xlv and 500 900.

My tune up script is tune-up-startup which loads tune-up, bad_packets, htb and tc in this order.

Originally Posted by Duy2anh

Thanks epitaph.



The instruction on your "N900-Tune-Up" is l little unclear to me.
When I "mkdir tune-up", the directory is made at /root/tune-up, not at /etc/tune-up directory

So I use Midnight Commander to move the tune-up directory with the required files to /etc. Then I ran:

Code:

sh tune-up-startup

from the /etc/tune-up folder. It returened: can not run the tune-up, bad_packets, htb and tc because the n900-tune-up cannot be found in /etc

So I made a n900-tune-up folder in /etc and moved everything there, and run the code again:

Code:

sh tune-up-startup

It returned this:

Code:

tune-up-startup: line 5: /etc/n900-tune-up/tune-up: Permission denied
tune-up-startup: line 6: /etc/n900-tune-up/bad_packets: Permission denied
tune-up-startup: line 7: /etc/n900-tune-up/htb: Permission denied
tune-up-startup: line 8: /etc/n900-tune-up/tc: Permission denied

What should I do next?

Originally Posted by epitaph

Just run chmod -R 777 /etc/n900-tune-up from every as root in x-terminal ( sudo gainroot ).

Strange thing for me its after I reflashed my device I couldn't install
apt-get install iproute only apt-get install iptables...

I had to find the right packages from the maemo-repository and installed it manually: dpkg -i ....

Very annoying!!

But it is working again!!!

Originally Posted by Duy2anh

I've been wondering the same. After installing the Titan Kernel, thinking that it it was better to reinstall the iproute iptables, I ran apt-get install --reinstall iproute iptables, but it returned a "no such package" message.

I love to play with the Titan Kernel because I hope I can extend the battery life with it, well, again, I got some call quality problem that I cannot blaim any other app.

This time, there is no BlessN900, no fcam driver, so it must be the Titan Kernel power46, I think. (I maybe wrong, because I did have other call quallity problem without the Titan Kernel, where the voice of the called person is like damaged cassette tape on N900that I cannot hear, but then, my voice is clear to the other end)

When making a call over 3G network, I can hear the other end very clearly, but the called person hear my voice very choppy, even not understandable. Call quality is back to normal again right after I remove the Titan Kernel.

Problem is, after removing the enhanced kernel, I read your post and tried this "chmod -R 777 /etc/n900-tune-up." Then I ran the "sh tune-up-startup" and it worked. But it said "no such kernel", which meant to me your scripts were only for the Titan Kernel, not the Nokia Kernel, right?

Other scripts run fine and give me real boost when surfing the net: the iproute iptables, the pref.js for microB.

Don't you have the call quality problem with Titan like mine? This is the fourth time I install and uninstall this kernel, very sad because I like this kernel very much but cannot bear the trade-off.

Originally Posted by epitaph

Fyi I've just installed power-kernel 46 and it crazy fast with microb! I hope the phone quality is not too bad! I didn't tried it without my script. I hope its my script .