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2010-04-15
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#2742
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Originally Posted by miwalter
that's the expected behavior of "ln -sf" (force). in your case it wouldn't break anything
Either busybox is really broken or I'm more stupid than I thought.
After installing the transition-package I symlinked the file - and later found out, that there was no file to be symlinked at all... I forgot to install the additional package. But busybox didn't gave an errormessage after the first attempt to symlink - that's really... "bad".
So - if someone has no errormessage, doublecheck if the symlink (the "ln -sf"-thing) was created correct...
and would take effect only after you install the package.
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2010-04-15
, 06:24
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#2743
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Originally Posted by brianchen0321
set MAX_FREQ to a reasonable value like 850000 or 599000. with >=1GHz everything can break...
errrrrrr.......
sorry about that, it's kernel-power-flasher.
i did reboot after installation.
and i only change the MIN_FREQ=125000 and MAX_FREQ=1000000 in /etc/default/kernel-power
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2010-04-15
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#2744
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Originally Posted by titan
thank a lot. it works fine now.
set MAX_FREQ to a reasonable value like 850000 or 599000. with >=1GHz everything can break...
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2010-04-15
, 07:41
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#2745
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Originally Posted by titan
No this is not expected. "-s create symbolic link", "-f don't ask if overwriting".
that's the expected behavior of "ln -sf" (force). in your case it wouldn't break anything
and would take effect only after you install the package.
There is no parameter for "don't tell miwalter if the source to symlink to does not exist"
Edit: I hate unix. "remove existing destination files" - that seems to imply "and don't tell anyone if I cannot work"...
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2010-04-15
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#2746
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i installed titan's kernel 21 it was working fine but when i tried to play a video it said format not supported. the video was playable before.
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
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2010-04-15
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#2747
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Originally Posted by mnaveed
You should try the kernel 24. Most of the time if you have a problem with a package.. try the latest one. It can have been fixed.
i installed titan's kernel 21 it was working fine but when i tried to play a video it said format not supported. the video was playable before.
then i flashed my device and again installed the kerne but it was same.
please help what should i do. the device gets very hot . i used the oc settings 125mhz to 900mz. and stock settings 250-600. the results was same.
should i try kernel 22
There are big difference from the kernel22 and kernel24. Read about it and then make the change. I think it's from page 272 and onwards you need to read.
Last edited by AlMehdi; 2010-04-15 at 10:11.
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2010-04-15
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#2748
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great kernel (maemo24) been using it since it came out for several hours now and it seems stable and snapy
voltage settings to ideal
but changed the freqs
max_freq set to 900
min_freq set to 250
b4 installing the new kernel i did a firmware flash (backup first) to have a nice clean installation, then created the file for the OC and UV
reboot
great kernel titan
thnx for your great work
voltage settings to ideal
but changed the freqs
max_freq set to 900
min_freq set to 250
b4 installing the new kernel i did a firmware flash (backup first) to have a nice clean installation, then created the file for the OC and UV
reboot
great kernel titan
thnx for your great work
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2010-04-15
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#2749
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Originally Posted by titan
but it displays all the 15 speeds - 90 to 520.. I was actually trying to see the current maximum DSP speed in use like in cat scaling_max_freq, is it possible? thanks
yes. try
the next version of the settings package will have a command to summarize the current settings.Code:cat /sys/power/dsp_opps_rate
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2010-04-15
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#2750
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Originally Posted by moshikko
great kernel (maemo24) been using it since it came out for several hours now and it seems stable and snapy
voltage settings to ideal
but changed the freqs
max_freq set to 900
min_freq set to 250
b4 installing the new kernel i did a firmware flash (backup first) to have a nice clean installation, then created the file for the OC and UV
reboot
great kernel titan
thnx for your great work
can u please post the steps to what you did, will be very helpfull thanks
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sorry about that, it's kernel-power-flasher.
i did reboot after installation.
and i only change the MIN_FREQ=125000 and MAX_FREQ=1000000 in /etc/default/kernel-power