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Bad_Habit |
2011-05-26
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#181
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Originally Posted by karam
Could you please provide a prooflink? I'm using this module with power kernel 47 and it's just OK, I need it for the temperature sensor.
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2011-05-26
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#182
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Well i didn't understand what you request but if you wanna know what kernel you are using then
uname -a
and if you wanna know that the battery module is loaded or not
there are multiple ways but the easiest is
open conky and keep your eyes on the tempreture and the battery usage left
then
modprobe -r bq27x00_battery
if you had it loaded then you will (after 5 seconds) that in conky the battery usage values changes to the TRUE values but the tempreture changes to -1 (only in conky) while in qcpu stays but not very accurated
and if you
modprobe bq27x00_battery
you will see that tempreture changes again to the TRUE values
but the battery usage values changes to WRONG values
Well for me i prefer to know the TRUE battery usage values
EDIT:
BUT BECAREFULL Your N900 will probably reboot after doing those steps
Cause playing with the battery modules is not safe
Last edited by karam; 2011-05-26 at 07:56.
uname -a
and if you wanna know that the battery module is loaded or not
there are multiple ways but the easiest is
open conky and keep your eyes on the tempreture and the battery usage left
then
modprobe -r bq27x00_battery
if you had it loaded then you will (after 5 seconds) that in conky the battery usage values changes to the TRUE values but the tempreture changes to -1 (only in conky) while in qcpu stays but not very accurated
and if you
modprobe bq27x00_battery
you will see that tempreture changes again to the TRUE values
but the battery usage values changes to WRONG values
Well for me i prefer to know the TRUE battery usage values
EDIT:
BUT BECAREFULL Your N900 will probably reboot after doing those steps
Cause playing with the battery modules is not safe
Last edited by karam; 2011-05-26 at 07:56.
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2011-05-26
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#183
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Originally Posted by karam
No, I mean why do you say it's not recommended? Are there any stability issues or it just provides wrong battery usage values (and there are no tricky side-effects)?
Well i didn't understand what you request but if you wanna know what kernel you are using then
uname -a
and if you wanna know that the battery module is loaded or not
there are multiple ways but the easiest is
open conky and keep your eyes on the tempreture and the battery usage left
then
modprobe -r bq27x00_battery
if you had it loaded then you will (after 5 seconds) that in conky the battery usage values changes to the TRUE values but the tempreture changes to -1 (only in conky) while in qcpu stays but not very accurated
and if you
modprobe bq27x00_battery
you will see that tempreture changes again to the TRUE values
but the battery usage values changes to WRONG values
Well for me i prefer to know the TRUE battery usage values
EDIT:
BUT BECAREFULL Your N900 will probably reboot after doing those steps
Cause playing with the battery modules is not safe
I'm using bq27x00_battery for a long time, knowing temperature is more important for me
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2011-05-26
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#184
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deleted, because of a****, cock****.
Last edited by epitaph; 2011-05-28 at 14:14.
Last edited by epitaph; 2011-05-28 at 14:14.
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2011-05-26
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#185
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nice bro, works for me. Around 33 browser pages opened at the moment. not lagging unlike previously. Thanks a lot for this!
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2011-05-26
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#186
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Originally Posted by epitaph
Hmm Well thank you for your suggestion i will try them and i will reply the result
Karam,
can you please modify your script and add this lines to your main script:
echo "555555" > /dev/cgroup/cpu/cpu.rt_runtime_us
echo "600000" > /dev/cgroup/cpu/cpu.rt_period_us
it makes the process to use more cpu. The original value has a ratio of 1,05 this value has a ratio of 1,08.
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2011-05-26
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#187
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Originally Posted by Bad_Habit
Oh you should check kernel-power v47 Thread
No, I mean why do you say it's not recommended? Are there any stability issues or it just provides wrong battery usage values (and there are no tricky side-effects)?
I'm using bq27x00_battery for a long time, knowing temperature is more important for me
They have more details about it
And yes there are side effects (for bme) i don'r actualy remeber them
Just check their thread and you will have more idea about it
Last edited by karam; 2011-05-26 at 10:18.
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2011-05-26
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#188
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@epitaph
About the lines you posted
Well they does make the processes uses more cpu but however
the ability to launch multi applications at the same time is more limited
BUT i need to test more
Last edited by karam; 2011-05-26 at 12:19.
About the lines you posted
Well they does make the processes uses more cpu but however
the ability to launch multi applications at the same time is more limited
BUT i need to test more
Last edited by karam; 2011-05-26 at 12:19.
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2011-05-26
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#189
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Great work karam, thank you very much for your devotion.
I have tested the whole setup on 2 virgin PR1.3 N900's
The tweaked one is day and night more responsive when heavy browsing takes place.
First I notice a difference in responsiveness with only the cgroup script but the complete set of tweaks incl Swappolube and CSSU perfectly adds to it for an all round improved user experience.
Here is a video that shows how to finally still miss a call due to too many open websites (missed call during hanging period at the end of vid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wbu_JN8Q-k
-heavy full version websites had been left opened for hours (this is already a problem for non tweaked PR1.3's)
-still the first incoming call is coming through (great success)
-messing around with the generally responsive web windows shows it can still turn into non responsive (but then again, you could do this to the average pc as well)
-but after missing a phone call and hanging a little it graciously recovered and a game of Wagic could be played without noticeable delay and during that game a phone call could get through again.
To conclude:
the time-frame into which the phone will not be accepting incomings seems to have shortened significantly thanks to the tweaks.
Under normal use I could say that your patch brings out the very best from our "old" platform if not put to shame the dual core competition with their "for mobileTM" websites.
I have tested the whole setup on 2 virgin PR1.3 N900's
The tweaked one is day and night more responsive when heavy browsing takes place.
First I notice a difference in responsiveness with only the cgroup script but the complete set of tweaks incl Swappolube and CSSU perfectly adds to it for an all round improved user experience.
Here is a video that shows how to finally still miss a call due to too many open websites (missed call during hanging period at the end of vid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wbu_JN8Q-k
-heavy full version websites had been left opened for hours (this is already a problem for non tweaked PR1.3's)
-still the first incoming call is coming through (great success)
-messing around with the generally responsive web windows shows it can still turn into non responsive (but then again, you could do this to the average pc as well)
-but after missing a phone call and hanging a little it graciously recovered and a game of Wagic could be played without noticeable delay and during that game a phone call could get through again.
To conclude:
the time-frame into which the phone will not be accepting incomings seems to have shortened significantly thanks to the tweaks.
Under normal use I could say that your patch brings out the very best from our "old" platform if not put to shame the dual core competition with their "for mobileTM" websites.
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2011-05-27
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#190
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Originally Posted by karam
I noticed this becaue by changing this value in the root folder of the cgroup every subfolder and every sub-process inherent this value. This is currently the only effect I can see useful with this patch.
@epitaph
About the lines you posted
Well they does make the processes uses more cpu but however
the ability to launch multi applications at the same time is more limited
BUT i need to test more
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