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2011-02-18
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#5212
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Originally Posted by thej80
Found 2 files in .kernel folder, myprofile1 and my_fixed_oc. Deleted them both and rebooted, kernel-config show shows 500min 850max which was my "myprofile1" so its still autoloading it?? Any idea's?
use filebox with the show hidden files/folders option on. files and folders beginning with . are hidden.
Thanks
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2011-02-18
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#5213
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Originally Posted by thej80
Sorry, just saw this post? Yeh was in .kernel folder, i'll make a new myprofile1 then. Good thinking batman!
how about you make a new myprofile with original frequencies?
sudo gainroot
kernel-config load lv
kernel-config limits "lower original" "higher original"
kernel-config save myprofile1
kernel-config default myprofile1
i think the originals were 250 and 600.
and you checked the .kernel folder? i found my myprofile there..
I don't suppose you know how to stop userspace becoming ondemand do you? I'm trying to stop my cpu from scaling, fixed @ 900 but it changes itself?
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2011-02-18
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@ finland
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Originally Posted by natedog400
Holy Overclocking Batman
Sorry, just saw this post? Yeh was in .kernel folder, i'll make a new myprofile1 then. Good thinking batman!
I don't suppose you know how to stop userspace becoming ondemand do you? I'm trying to stop my cpu from scaling, fixed @ 900 but it changes itself?
Thanks
i think that if you set min and max frequency to 900 it stays there without scaling. there is also something about the scaling in Qcpufreq thread
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=56757
edit. just saw the other thread you asked this.. sorry, but cant help with that. goes way over my head
Last edited by thej80; 2011-02-18 at 18:04.
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2011-02-18
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#5215
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Originally Posted by thej80
I've kind of figured it out now, if u "kernel-config show" or have qcpufreq it show what your governor is set to (ondemand by default) ondemand lets your cpu scale available freq's on demand! The only way to change it (as far as i'm aware) is to install cpufreqUI and set governor to "userspace" apply and close. Then run xterm "kernel-config limits 900 900" BINGO! Hasn't changed since and the responce is much better! Even tho i followed jakimans... http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=4917 it still didn't work. Anyhoo, 2 more querys i had resolved for now! Cheers mate
Holy Overclocking Batman
i think that if you set min and max frequency to 900 it stays there without scaling. there is also something about the scaling in Qcpufreq thread
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=56757
edit. just saw the other thread you asked this.. sorry, but cant help with that. goes way over my head
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2011-02-19
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#5216
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Nope!? Scaling still won't stay fixed?? Halfway through the day the min freq changes back to 125Mhz WWWHHHHYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
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2011-02-19
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@ Austria
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#5217
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@natedog400
How's battery life when running 900MHz fixed?
How's battery life when running 900MHz fixed?
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2011-02-19
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#5218
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Originally Posted by Mr. Incredible
Haven't noticed any difference! Just does things instantly like it should! But like i said... it doesn't stay fixed for some reason?
@natedog400
How's battery life when running 900MHz fixed?
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2011-02-19
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#5219
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Originally Posted by natedog400
it's because of the phone app is buggy. each time u start the phone app the freq will drop to 125 mhz. this is a known bug and it is fixed in the power kernel by adding 125 mhz to the tuneable value avoid_frequencies. u want to load a default setting with kernel-config load default and then override the limits with kernel-config limits x,y. u don't need to load a userspace driver. Or u want to read the wiki page about overclocking. u want to try my tools too.
Haven't noticed any difference! Just does things instantly like it should! But like i said... it doesn't stay fixed for some reason?
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2011-02-19
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#5220
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Originally Posted by epitaph
Oooooh thats makes sense now, although i don't quite understand how to add 125mhz to tunable value? So will it work with ondemand still? No need for cpufreqUI then? Could you tell me step by step PRETTY PLEASE!!
it's because of the phone app is buggy. each time u start the phone app the freq will drop to 125 mhz. this is a known bug and it is fixed in the power kernel by adding 125 mhz to the tuneable value avoid_frequencies. u want to load a default setting with kernel-config load default and then override the limits with kernel-config limits x,y. u don't need to load a userspace driver. Or u want to read the wiki page about overclocking. u want to try my tools too.
I've even forgotton how to set a default setting which i've done before?? I'm learning. What tools u got?Thanks
Last edited by natedog400; 2011-02-19 at 17:30.
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sudo gainroot
kernel-config load lv
kernel-config limits "lower original" "higher original"
kernel-config save myprofile1
kernel-config default myprofile1
i think the originals were 250 and 600.
and you checked the .kernel folder? i found my myprofile there..