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freemangordon is offline freemangordon
2012-01-07 , 14:49
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#2551
Originally Posted by mr_pingu View Post
@freemangordon: Do you want my SR voltages too, been using SR enabled to 900 on my own profile for weeks and it's rock solid

Though even if you lock the frequency the voltages can vary: I mean if I cat /sys/power/sr_vdd1_voltage

it spits out results 38-48, while I think 45 as maximum is sufficient with no dspoverclock. My DSPoverclock starts with 720:50,520 and DPS=600 starts with 850:54,600

Next question, if I lower voltages in profile does SR calculate lower voltages then?

e.g.
does SR calculate the same voltages 850:54,600 as with 850:50,600
Yes, SR calculates the same voltages independently of the initial settings. The results (38-48) you see is because when the device is locked(MPU powered down), SR is disabled(that's 48). You should check SR voltages only when the device screen is lit.
 

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mr_pingu is offline mr_pingu
2012-01-07 , 15:05
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#2552
Well screen didn't went off while I was cat'ing /sys/power/sr_vdd1_voltage
I just ran it multiple times in about 10 seconds So lock frequency
then cat /sys/power/sr_vdd1_voltage, then press up arrow and enter again. This way you can poll the value fast Anyway, I think you already know this but that's how I looked at the values.All I meant to say is that the screen didn't went off while I was checking.So this busts your theory about only check when screen is lit, because it was lit all the time

edit: frequency was locked at 600mhz, forgot to mention that

Tried to do the same with 720 mhz, and SR calculated a voltage of 44 mostly and sometimes it showed 45 or 47. Screen was lit all the time. Sometimes I mean really sometimes, as 8/10 gave me 44.
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freemangordon is offline freemangordon
2012-01-07 , 16:04
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#2553
Originally Posted by mr_pingu View Post
Well screen didn't went off while I was cat'ing /sys/power/sr_vdd1_voltage
I just ran it multiple times in about 10 seconds So lock frequency
then cat /sys/power/sr_vdd1_voltage, then press up arrow and enter again. This way you can poll the value fast Anyway, I think you already know this but that's how I looked at the values.All I meant to say is that the screen didn't went off while I was checking.So this busts your theory about only check when screen is lit, because it was lit all the time

edit: frequency was locked at 600mhz, forgot to mention that

Tried to do the same with 720 mhz, and SR calculated a voltage of 44 mostly and sometimes it showed 45 or 47. Screen was lit all the time. Sometimes I mean really sometimes, as 8/10 gave me 44.
Well, you did not mention for which frequency was this 48, so I assumed idle. Anyway, varying voltage is what is SR all about, its other name is AVS (Adaptive Voltage Scaling) . And have in mind that this adaptation is done very fast and in real-time, so actually there is no constant SR calculated voltage.
 

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rodald is offline rodald
2012-01-08 , 21:18
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#2554
Hi everyone, I just installed kernel 49 and i have to say that i realy like it but then i just tried to use joikuspot and it isnt working, it creates the wlan network but when i try to access internet it tells me that theres no server connection, I tried Mobilehotspot but i didnt liked it, it is realy slow.
Any ideas on how can i get joikuspot to work again? any help will be realy apreciated.
thank you in advance
 
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2012-01-08 , 22:56
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#2555
Use QT-MobileHotspot. Plain MobileHotspot is depreciated, and QT one is based on Mobilehotspot code, anyway. IMO, QTHotSpot is 100% stable and blazing fast. not to mention that it's FOSS, while JoikuSpot isn't.

If You insist on using (also depreciated, IMO) JoikuSpot, read first post and/or search this thread, as it was asked too many times.

Have fun

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2012-01-09 , 00:26
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#2556
Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Use QT-MobileHotspot. Plain MobileHotspot is depreciated, and QT one is based on Mobilehotspot code, anyway. IMO, QTHotSpot is 100% stable and blazing fast. not to mention that it's FOSS, while JoikuSpot isn't.

If You insist on using (also depreciated, IMO) JoikuSpot, read first post and/or search this thread, as it was asked too many times.

Have fun

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Thank you so much for youre response, i will try it right now, i did search for the response but it gave me too many unrelated posts
 

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2012-01-09 , 00:41
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#2557
@xes
but no vdd1 enabled how took your battery so long to drain ?
 
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2012-01-09 , 01:07
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#2558
Originally Posted by rodald View Post
Thank you so much for youre response, i will try it right now, i did search for the response but it gave me too many unrelated posts
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...t+kernel+power

or

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...t+kernel+power

or

Code:
echo rmmod JoikuSpot_Bouncer | sudo gainroot
echo modprobe JoikuSpot_Bouncer | sudo gainroot
 

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2012-01-09 , 06:29
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#2559
to prevwent doing this every reboot
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...postcount=1285
 

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fffffred is offline fffffred
2012-01-09 , 20:09
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#2560
and for KP49

Code:
cp /home/opt/maemo/usr/share/applications/joikuspot/JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko /home/opt/maemo/usr/share/applications/joikuspot/JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko.old
cp /lib/modules/2.6.28.10-power49/JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko /home/opt/maemo/usr/share/applications/joikuspot/
The code simply backups the default JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko as JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko.old and replaces it with the KP's JoikuSpot_Bouncer.ko.

Cheers,
Fred
 

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