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2010-04-06
, 20:56
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@ Portugal
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#1392
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Do in X-Term application:
echo "900000" >/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
and it switches your N900 to 900MHz maximum frequency.
(EDIT: wrong file)
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2010-04-06
, 21:02
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@ wales
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#1394
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2010-04-06
, 21:02
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#1395
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2010-04-06
, 21:04
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@ Portugal
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#1396
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2010-04-06
, 21:05
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#1397
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2010-04-06
, 21:06
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Joined on Nov 2009
@ Finland
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#1398
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Thank You a lot lehto.
Two awnsers (yes or no) to i feel explained.
So, it dont matter what information is in the mpconfig file to the "max freq"?
So, 'us' who apply that kernel imagens, dont need to edit the max freq at the mpconfig file?
I'm actually with excelent results..videos, games, wifi, gps.. tomorrow or after i'll put here some battery graphs : )
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2010-04-06
, 21:09
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@ Germany
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#1400
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Many thanks titan!!!
If anyone is having issues with this it may be may due to inadvertently installing kernel-flasher-maemo from the Dev Testing repository instead of the Testing repo.
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But I don't really trust the numbers at 125000 and 930000. I think they are too close together (930000 half of 125000 - quite much...) for the usagepattern in the last hours since reboot.
FYI