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2010-04-28
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#3362
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Originally Posted by Lehto
thanks.....im currently using your kernels from the "safe zone" (i think 700mhz-850mhz/450dsp).
The current kernels that are there on my site are built from the source that comes with PR1.2 SDK. If they release a newer kernel source I might just build the more popular ones with the newer source. This is all just a big IF for now. For sure I will build a newer source with the ULV settings in future when a newer source is available... but what comes to the 125mhz - XXXmhz, they wont happen. I wont be going back to the tacky 125 or 250mhz idle speeds. They reduce a lot of response from the machine.
i also have your unsafe kernels up to 1ghz/500dsp just in case i need them or if its winter.
but i tried and flashed throughout your kernels and my device is pretty solid.
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2010-04-28
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@ Germany
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#3363
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Originally Posted by titan
the kernel w/o 2.6.28.10 patches and w/o OC support is here (please install in the given order)
thanks a lot for the testing!
the only other patch that affects wifi is the 2.6.28.10.
I'm just building another kernel package w/o this patch and w/o OC support.
It would appreciate if you can test it as well to narrow down the problem.
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
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2010-04-28
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#3364
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I've created the following script to automatically manage my OC settings according to battery temperature (e.g. poor man's smartreflex)
When the temperature is above 45 degrees, I revert to the default nokia kernel, no high speed, no undervolatage (transistors need more voltage at high temperature).
If the temperature is between 35 and 45 degrees I run titan's ideal settings limited to 850 Mhz.
If the temperature is below 35 degrss, I allow it to run at 1000GHz with very low voltages (20 ......25.........48)
It probes the temperature every 30 sec.
The batch reads (you will have to point it to your configuration files instead of my ideal850 and lv-ideal1000)
#!/bin/sh
set old=""
while test 2 -gt 1;
do
modprobe bq27x00_battery
read tmpr </sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp
if test $tmpr -gt 45;
then new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/default";
else
if test $tmpr -gt 35;
then new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/ideal850";
else new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/xlv-ideal1000";
fi
fi
if test $old!=$new;
then /usr/sbin/kernel-load $new
fi
old=$new
sleep 30
done
Place it in some directory which allows you to execute it from (I use /home/opt/dynamicOC)
make it an executable (e.g. chmod +x filename)
Execute it (/home/opt/dynamicOC/dynamicOC.sh &)
Last edited by sdpkom; 2010-04-29 at 12:00.
When the temperature is above 45 degrees, I revert to the default nokia kernel, no high speed, no undervolatage (transistors need more voltage at high temperature).
If the temperature is between 35 and 45 degrees I run titan's ideal settings limited to 850 Mhz.
If the temperature is below 35 degrss, I allow it to run at 1000GHz with very low voltages (20 ......25.........48)
It probes the temperature every 30 sec.
The batch reads (you will have to point it to your configuration files instead of my ideal850 and lv-ideal1000)
#!/bin/sh
set old=""
while test 2 -gt 1;
do
modprobe bq27x00_battery
read tmpr </sys/class/power_supply/bq27200-0/temp
if test $tmpr -gt 45;
then new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/default";
else
if test $tmpr -gt 35;
then new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/ideal850";
else new="/usr/share/kernel-power-settings/xlv-ideal1000";
fi
fi
if test $old!=$new;
then /usr/sbin/kernel-load $new
fi
old=$new
sleep 30
done
Place it in some directory which allows you to execute it from (I use /home/opt/dynamicOC)
make it an executable (e.g. chmod +x filename)
Execute it (/home/opt/dynamicOC/dynamicOC.sh &)
Last edited by sdpkom; 2010-04-29 at 12:00.
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2010-04-28
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#3365
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Originally Posted by SirTurbo
ideal setting have the min freq set to 500MHz because it actually save battery (at least on my device, and I think on Titan's one too)
uname -r: 2.6.28.10maemo-omap1
hmm... right... maybe i had a version before 24, not sure...
kernel-power-flasher already newest
kernel-flasher-maemo now removed
pmconfig is/was default
ah^^ kernel-load ideal now working (boah, what lame after used to live @1GHz^^) uuups... kernel values say 1150? ill make an stress-test in near future
And UMTS-Networking is alive agin, too - great!
hmm, conky seems not to see the umts connection "really" and the cpu seems not to switch to less than 500MHz even at a load of 4%... not sure that i like my cpu being in idle mode @500MHz..
[edit: this morning i got a look @250MHz, but the phone still likes to idle @500Mhz?]
Maybe another pack of tipps?^^
ThanX for resolving the prob of umts - real "mobile" computing was one of the biggest reasons for buing N900...
And for your great job on kernel and OCn
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2010-04-28
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@ Germany
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#3366
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Hmm, wiki speaks different.
but at ideal kernel i read also about 125MHz - and somewhere in the thread titan had imho written about no 125MHz setting?
maybe the wiki isnt up to date....
but meanwhile i´m sure that i saw a "250" in Conky (even not for long)
So it is just a bit as searching something in the fog...
but at ideal kernel i read also about 125MHz - and somewhere in the thread titan had imho written about no 125MHz setting?
maybe the wiki isnt up to date....
but meanwhile i´m sure that i saw a "250" in Conky (even not for long)
So it is just a bit as searching something in the fog...
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2010-04-28
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#3367
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Originally Posted by titan
Hi @titan
the kernel w/o 2.6.28.10 patches and w/o OC support is here (please install in the given order)
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
what is diffrent whid this kernel?
and how do u O-clock whit it?
Last edited by bigswed; 2010-04-28 at 21:08.
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2010-04-28
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#3368
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Just installed, and it's not picking up my AP.
Originally Posted by titan
the kernel w/o 2.6.28.10 patches and w/o OC support is here (please install in the given order)
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
http://maemory.com/N900/pool/free/k/...mo26_armel.deb
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2010-04-28
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@ Sweden
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#3369
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Originally Posted by bigswed
Could you please read this sentence again?
Hi @titan
what is diffrent whid this kernel?
and how do u O-clock whit it?
"the kernel w/o 2.6.28.10 patches and w/o OC support is here (please install in the given order)"
Read w/o as without and OC as over clock and you'll get it.
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2010-04-28
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#3370
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Originally Posted by AlMehdi
But excuse me 4 not knowing slang word´s... eng. is not my 1:a language...dude.. ;-)
Could you please read this sentence again?
"the kernel w/o 2.6.28.10 patches and w/o OC support is here (please install in the given order)"
Read w/o as without and OC as over clock and you'll get it.
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hmm... right... maybe i had a version before 24, not sure...
kernel-power-flasher already newest
kernel-flasher-maemo now removed
pmconfig is/was default
ah^^ kernel-load ideal now working (boah, what lame after used to live @1GHz^^) uuups... kernel values say 1150? ill make an stress-test in near future
And UMTS-Networking is alive agin, too - great!
hmm, conky seems not to see the umts connection "really" and the cpu seems not to switch to less than 500MHz even at a load of 4%... not sure that i like my cpu being in idle mode @500MHz..
[edit: this morning i got a look @250MHz, but the phone still likes to idle @500Mhz?]
Maybe another pack of tipps?^^
ThanX for resolving the prob of umts - real "mobile" computing was one of the biggest reasons for buing N900...
And for your great job on kernel and OCn
Last edited by SirTurbo; 2010-04-28 at 08:49.