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udaychaitanya16 |
2011-07-25
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@ India
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#1311
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Its better to help him solve his issue rather than counting his spam posts.I wish i knew it.And yes,some times power search may not help.
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2011-07-25
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Joined on Apr 2010
@ Aleppo ,Syria
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i have answered his question before but looks like he doesn't read all the threads he has posted in
and i expect he doesn't read this too
solve:
sudo gainroot
apt-get install --resinstall hildon-status-menu
Reboot
or use powatool to get them back
not sure if this will solve but it is the only option i can give
EDIT :
o CAN any one test these settings before i put them in the 1st post
use the ideal profile but change the upthreshold to 95
and change the samplerate to 300000
enable vdd1 and vdd2 (change to 1)
set powersave_bias to 20
and change maxfreq to 600 or 750 (safer)
and change ignore_nice_load to 0
it gave me the best battery life
(of course with vfs cache 10!!!)
very long standby time (3-4 days)
and an acceptable continues usage time (2-3% each 10 -15 minutes)
Last edited by karam; 2011-07-25 at 14:07.
and i expect he doesn't read this too
solve:
sudo gainroot
apt-get install --resinstall hildon-status-menu
Reboot
or use powatool to get them back
not sure if this will solve but it is the only option i can give
EDIT :
o CAN any one test these settings before i put them in the 1st post
use the ideal profile but change the upthreshold to 95
and change the samplerate to 300000
enable vdd1 and vdd2 (change to 1)
set powersave_bias to 20
and change maxfreq to 600 or 750 (safer)
and change ignore_nice_load to 0
it gave me the best battery life
(of course with vfs cache 10!!!)
very long standby time (3-4 days)
and an acceptable continues usage time (2-3% each 10 -15 minutes)
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Last edited by karam; 2011-07-25 at 14:07.
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2011-07-25
, 14:27
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Joined on Oct 2010
@ Venezuela
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@Karam
I have been testing those settings and i noticed that with continued use my battery drains from full to about 15% in about 8-9 hrs, these a what i have running
-Nokia messaging config to push emails from 8am-8pm everyday with 5 email accounts
-ovi contacts always on 24hrs
-sociality updating every 30mins
-forecaweather updating every 8am
-data plan monitor widget updating every 10mins
-widgets include; data plan monitor, ip address, email, conversations and media player
-the occasional call, sms and IM every 2hrs approx, and web browsing and twitter every 2-3 hrs for 10-15mins at a time
Standby battery usage has been very good, overnight battery consumption about 15%, but i think its because i have sociality, ovi and all the other widgets constantly running in the back ground.
I think the ideal settings should offer a balance between continued usage and standby time
I have been testing those settings and i noticed that with continued use my battery drains from full to about 15% in about 8-9 hrs, these a what i have running
-Nokia messaging config to push emails from 8am-8pm everyday with 5 email accounts
-ovi contacts always on 24hrs
-sociality updating every 30mins
-forecaweather updating every 8am
-data plan monitor widget updating every 10mins
-widgets include; data plan monitor, ip address, email, conversations and media player
-the occasional call, sms and IM every 2hrs approx, and web browsing and twitter every 2-3 hrs for 10-15mins at a time
Standby battery usage has been very good, overnight battery consumption about 15%, but i think its because i have sociality, ovi and all the other widgets constantly running in the back ground.
I think the ideal settings should offer a balance between continued usage and standby time
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 105 |
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Joined on Jul 2011
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@Karam
@carlon
can we do a balance by editing the vfs cache value?
PS :those settings are very good for me
i'm having a great battery life
@carlon
can we do a balance by editing the vfs cache value?
PS :those settings are very good for me
i'm having a great battery life
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 915 |
Thanked: 57 times |
Joined on Jun 2011
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Originally Posted by udaychaitanya16
thanks fr understanding..i applied these tweaks but y isnt it responding..i glashed my device..still???nyz will try it again
Its better to help him solve his issue rather than counting his spam posts.I wish i knew it.And yes,some times power search may not help.
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 328 |
Thanked: 72 times |
Joined on Oct 2010
@ Venezuela
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Originally Posted by Mohammad
I think that the settings are good as well, the problem is that for the way i use my phone at time need more continued usage time than standby time and sometimes i need more standby time that continued usage time, thats why i suggested a balance of continued usage and standby
@Karam
@carlon
can we do a balance by editing the vfs cache value?
PS :those settings are very good for me
i'm having a great battery life
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 856 |
Thanked: 1,681 times |
Joined on Apr 2010
@ Aleppo ,Syria
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i have figured out that the vfs cache make us get a long standby time
If changed vfs cache back to default (100) you will have the normal continues usage
sooooo:
i'm thinking to make a script that when we lock the screen of n900 the vfs cache changed to 10 which will give us a long standby time while n900 is locked
and when we unlock the screen the vfs cache changes back to 100
which will give us a long continues usage time
super perfect idea
but not super perfect me to do that kind of scripts
i don't have a lot of info about how does N900 manages the screen lock and unlock
If changed vfs cache back to default (100) you will have the normal continues usage
sooooo:
i'm thinking to make a script that when we lock the screen of n900 the vfs cache changed to 10 which will give us a long standby time while n900 is locked
and when we unlock the screen the vfs cache changes back to 100
which will give us a long continues usage time
super perfect idea
but not super perfect me to do that kind of scripts
i don't have a lot of info about how does N900 manages the screen lock and unlock
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Speed Patch & Battery patch
Task-Swapper
Wifi-Pwner (MDK3 GUI)
Hacking Tools
Tutorials
How To Increase Camera Image Quality
How To Unblock Repositories In Forbidden Countries [Like Mine]
My Projects:
Speed Patch & Battery patch
Task-Swapper
Wifi-Pwner (MDK3 GUI)
Hacking Tools
Tutorials
How To Increase Camera Image Quality
How To Unblock Repositories In Forbidden Countries [Like Mine]
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 1,680 |
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Joined on Jan 2011
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Originally Posted by karam
Piece of piss. dbus-scripts:
i have figured out that the vfs cache make us get a long standby time
If changed vfs cache back to default (100) you will have the normal continues usage
sooooo:
i'm thinking to make a script that when we lock the screen of n900 the vfs cache changed to 10 which will give us a long standby time while n900 is locked
and when we unlock the screen the vfs cache changes back to 100
which will give us a long continues usage time
super perfect idea
but not super perfect me to do that kind of scripts
i don't have a lot of info about how does N900 manages the screen lock and unlock
'inactivity' signal - apply settings for standby.
'unlocked' signal - apply 'runtime' scripts.
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N900: One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
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2011-07-25
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Joined on Jun 2011
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you are a great guy..i wish i cud gav these long battery life lyk others..tried every way
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2011-07-25
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Posts: 328 |
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Joined on Oct 2010
@ Venezuela
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Originally Posted by karam
Yes that is a really great idea, Maybe you can ask MAG for some help with the script, he seems to know the inner workings of the n900 like the back of his hand
i have figured out that the vfs cache make us get a long standby time
If changed vfs cache back to default (100) you will have the normal continues usage
sooooo:
i'm thinking to make a script that when we lock the screen of n900 the vfs cache changed to 10 which will give us a long standby time while n900 is locked
and when we unlock the screen the vfs cache changes back to 100
which will give us a long continues usage time
super perfect idea
but not super perfect me to do that kind of scripts
i don't have a lot of info about how does N900 manages the screen lock and unlock
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