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2010-05-28
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@ Agoura Hills Calif
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2010-05-28
, 20:44
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@ Germany
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2010-05-28
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@ Finland
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I know all titans kernels save battery, I use his and lehtos kernels for some time now ... but Im interested in what other ppl believe to be the best combination of battery life and performance ...
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2010-05-29
, 00:12
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there are at least three main causes of crashes:
1. possible bugs in the Nokia code: PR1.2 has fixed a few
2. possible bugs in enhanced kernel patches or enabled features
3. undervolting in your configuration
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2010-05-29
, 00:27
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@ Norway
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2010-05-29
, 00:39
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Joined on Jan 2010
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ok, this tread is too large and searching is impossible to do and get good answers.
The Titans kernel seems to be so complicated that a noob like me shuld stay away.
What i want is a kernel i can use with flasher 3.5 and is 125 - 900 or 125 - 1000 mhz.
Does anyone got a link to a kernel that works with PR 1.2?
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2010-05-29
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@ Saint Louis, MO, USA
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Titans kernel seems to be so complicated that a noob like me shuld stay away.
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2010-05-29
, 01:06
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@ Norway
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As someone who's used both, I really think that titan's kernel is the MUCH easier method. If you're comfortable flashing the kernel, then I promise you that installing titan's kernel from App Manager is an order of magnitude easier than that. Just instal the kernel and the power settings app. swith to root in xterm and type:
kernel-config load ideal
You'll be all set with a GREAT configuration.
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2010-05-29
, 01:29
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@ Sao Paulo
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i ususally have it running at 900 or 1000 or 1.15ghz
seems more choppy at 1.15, but the 900 is fine.