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nice thought karam...

Wow, why didn't I think of that?
I was going to upload it now anyway, but the reason it took me 3hours instead of 30mins to upload is that, I was sleeping :embarrased:

I am very sleep deprived, but I returned from my idles state

i am using the latest version on a freshly flashed phone. it still defaults back to nokia stock settings (600 max) after lock then unlock?

edit - only does this once doing "configure patches". how do i know if dynamic scaling is working?

If i click profiles and load one after doing configure patches the nokia settings are not loaded and the problem stops?

ammyt where is the new patch?

Version 0.2-2 is here!
Changelog:
*Allows you to quickly load your userbuilt profile from the profiles option - if it found one,
*Allows you to load a profile when idle, and another one when active if you activate the DCS patch (or the express),
*Adds support for POWERSAVE_BIAS
*Adds support for IGNORE_NICE_LOAD
*Fixed the 125MHz bug reported

http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php...1&d=1320097948

Okay. For the sake of getting things clear, I'm gonna write this quick example. What we're gonna do is an ultra battery saver setup.

1. Open CPUTweak, then choose "Profiles"
2. Select "Life Doubler" and tap OK when prompted to make it default
Life Doubler is going to be the profile we want to load when the device is active. Note: A file called reg is now created in /usr/share/kernel-power-settings which is actually the Life Doubler profile. (This is the case with all other built-in profiles.)
3. Now tap on "Build My Own"
We're going to build an underclocked + undervolted profile
4. Choose 250 then 28 then 180
5. Choose 500 then 29 then 360
6. Done. Now hit the "Proceed" option
We have now created an ultra low profile, let's go to the extras options. We're gonna leave "Up Threshold and Sampling Rate" as is, because we won't need to manipulate them.
7. So enable SR
8. Then tap on "Configure Powersave Bias" and set it at 200
9. Finally, tap on "Enable Ignore Nice Load" and tap on OK
Success! You can view the profile if you want to compare what you've done with what's written here. Tap OK to return back now to the original window. Note: A file called userbuilt is now created in /usr/share/kernel-power-settings/ which is the profile we've just created.

Now let's activate the patch that shall make use of these settings!
1. Tap on "Configure Patches" then choose the Express option
We are going to set the profile now to load when active
2. Remember Life Doubler? Yes, navigate to /usr/share/kernel-power-settings (which appears as ker because the window is small)
3. Between the files you should find "reg" which is Life Doubler, tap it.
4. Now you're gonna set the profile to load when idle, so repeat the upper steps but choose "userbuilt" which is approximately 2 files under "reg"
5. Wait for 2 secs, then voila!
6. Now tap "Reboot"
Once your device restarts, just lock/unlock it once and there ya go, enjoy battery juice.

when i choose pofiles it doesnt move to another,, it always stay to optimum but it loads the profile that i want

followed instructions exactly and when locked then unlocked after reboot, my starving profile is loaded and not the profile located in "reg"

edit - can we just do a kernel-config default reg to get around this?

edit2 - this just doesn't work for me. vfs cache pressure isn't changing on lock/unlock. how do i remove everything and try installing again. maybe some leftover broken dbus scripts are messing up

Sorry guys, but I'm an idiot, I forgot to include the actual patch in this update, duh.

Gimme 10 minutes to repackage it...

haha! ahhh cheers ammyt. doh! it happens mate!