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2011-09-20
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Yes, yes, tired fingers typed the wrong code. Nonetheless, when I try to delete kernel-power, I get the response as per my original post.
Question:
What is the difference between these two files (their function):
/etc/default/kernel_power
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/etc/pmconfig
Still more concerned about not being able to delete.
Question:
What is the difference between these two files (their function):
/etc/default/kernel_power
and
/etc/pmconfig
Still more concerned about not being able to delete.
Originally Posted by reinob
it's not "kernel-power show" but "kernel-config show"
Hope that is (was) your only problem!
If not, please elaborate..
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2011-09-20
, 12:08
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#1603
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(I mean kernel-power - slippery fingers this morning)
Originally Posted by efeinblatt
Yes, yes, tired fingers typed the wrong code. Nonetheless, when I try to delete kernel-power, I get the response as per my original post.
Question:
What is the difference between these two files (their function):
/etc/default/kernel_power
and
/etc/pmconfig
Still more concerned about not being able to delete.
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2011-09-20
, 12:44
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#1604
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unexpected reboot..custom kernel config not loaded.... it is okay?
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2011-09-20
, 12:52
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Yes, that's normal behavior if you have not created a 'default' file. However, if you experience reboots, it means the profile you're loading is not playing nicely with your phone. This happens to me with 'ideal', so I load 'lv' and have no more problems. Limits: 500 850 most of the time
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2011-09-20
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#1606
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everytitime that happen.. i reboot again to load my default
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2011-09-20
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#1607
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Let me simplify my problem. I am unable to deinstall kernel-power.
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When I try to do it automatically with Nokia Kernel, I get the following message:
Yes, I am connected to the internet. Application Manager is not running. I've tried with usb connection, ac connection, and no connection. Battery is full.
Code:
sudo gainroot apt-get install --reinstall -y kernel kernel-flasher
Reinstallation of kernel is not possible, it cannot be downloaded.
Reinstallation of kernel-flasher is not possible, it cannot be downloaded
Error during uninstallation: Could not download Nokia Kernel. Please make sure the internet connection is working.
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2011-09-20
, 14:22
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Originally Posted by efeinblatt
You should be able to find a "Deinstall Kernel-Power" application in your apps menu.
Yes, yes, tired fingers typed the wrong code. Nonetheless, when I try to delete kernel-power, I get the response as per my original post.
As far as I know this is the only "supported" way of removing kernel-power (never tried it though). After that (possibly with a reboot involved), you can install it again.
But I still don't understand why you need to uninstall it (or reinstall it).
What exactly is the problem you have?
Originally Posted by efeinblatt
The kernel-power file has the defaults that are passed to kernel-config.
Question:
What is the difference between these two files (their function):
/etc/default/kernel_power
and
/etc/pmconfig
The pmconfig file has parameters that are used by the maemo power management (not sure exactly how these map to kernel parameters).
They do overlap a bit, but AFAIK kernel-power is loaded after pmconfig, so it takes precedence over pmconfig.
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2011-09-20
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Thanks. No particular reason to deinstall. I just like to make sure that everything is working as it should, and since I mucked around a bit, I wanted to deinstall and reinstall again. Code doesn't work and Nokia Kernel (which has replaced Deinstall Kernel-Power" in the newest download (I think) doesn't work either, so something is actually wrong.
Thanks for the explanation of the two files. I assume, then, that the 'kernel-power' file would contain any 'make default' changes I've made. Is this correct? And what if I delete it entirely? What happens then? Defaults to the original maemo power management file - pmconfig - I presume?
Thanks for the explanation of the two files. I assume, then, that the 'kernel-power' file would contain any 'make default' changes I've made. Is this correct? And what if I delete it entirely? What happens then? Defaults to the original maemo power management file - pmconfig - I presume?
Originally Posted by reinob
You should be able to find a "Deinstall Kernel-Power" application in your apps menu.
As far as I know this is the only "supported" way of removing kernel-power (never tried it though). After that (possibly with a reboot involved), you can install it again.
But I still don't understand why you need to uninstall it (or reinstall it).
What exactly is the problem you have?
The kernel-power file has the defaults that are passed to kernel-config.
The pmconfig file has parameters that are used by the maemo power management (not sure exactly how these map to kernel parameters).
They do overlap a bit, but AFAIK kernel-power is loaded after pmconfig, so it takes precedence over pmconfig.
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2011-09-20
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@efeinblatt,
kernel-config runs at every boot and loads, by default, /etc/default/kernel-power.
If you remove it, it will load the one found on /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/default.
(on that folder you have the various defaults, such as ideal, lv, etc.)
pmconfig has nothing to do with it (at least in this context). kernel-config doesn't use or touch it.
kernel-config runs at every boot and loads, by default, /etc/default/kernel-power.
If you remove it, it will load the one found on /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/default.
(on that folder you have the various defaults, such as ideal, lv, etc.)
pmconfig has nothing to do with it (at least in this context). kernel-config doesn't use or touch it.
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Hope that is (was) your only problem!
If not, please elaborate..
@bitrocky: you beat me