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2011-05-12
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Don't quote me on this bro but I think the stable software is kept in the stable repository called 'extras'. You will also find the appropriate fcam driver there too.
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2011-05-12
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i have this audo issuse. it stuttering issue when playing music. its happens when cpu is at load and it didnt happen with power 46. i have cssu installed but so did i have it with 46 with no issue.
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2011-05-12
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fcam, blessN900, and power kernel do not conflict if you follow very basic instructions: After you change your kernel, reinstall all fcam-driver-using-programs (fcam, blessN900, etc).
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2011-05-12
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Originally Posted by lifenexus
Could you tell us what does the output of
i have this audo issuse. it stuttering issue when playing music. its happens when cpu is at load and it didnt happen with power 46. i have cssu installed but so did i have it with 46 with no issue.
Code:
dpkg -s ogg-support
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Version: 1.0.5
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Code:
root apt-get install ogg-support=1.0.5 apt-get autoremove
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by vi_
In extras-testing there is "kernel-flasher-maemo" 2.6.28-maemo23
Don't quote me on this bro but I think the stable software is kept in the stable repository called 'extras'. You will also find the appropriate fcam driver there too.
In the maemo.org catalogue there is
"Enhanced Linux kernel for power users" 2.6.28-maemo42
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"Enhanced Linux kernel for power users (settings)" 0.11
All of these are "not installable" (conflicting application packages)
Am I missing something?
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by vi_
Sorry for going into flamewar related area, but could You please stop bloating this thread with this crap? Personally, i respect (and even like) Your overall contribution to community on this forum, but since d*ckish russian roulette script, you create at least same amount of bloat as people unable to read entire topic for possible solution.
Don't quote me on this bro but I think the stable software is kept in the stable repository called 'extras'. You will also find the appropriate fcam driver there too.
Rationale: extras-devel repository, keeping in mind all warnings about eating dogs taking wifes etc, is still supposed to be used and cross-tested for all kind of problems, then, reporting them.
I know that guys about battery temperature are most irritating, but Fcam drivers were reported SECOND time, and guy just excused in advance, that he was not able to read whole topic. Also, he asked for working combination of code versions, EXCLUDING extras-only (because kernel-power is in devel, so from start this question exclude "stick to extras" variant).
I feel little disgusted by explaining such basic things to intelligent person, especially that You know all of this already... In such a light, your post was totally useless, ignoring what user asked about. Also, it creates another useless post (mine), cause I'm sick of seeing Your ego-creative useless bloat again and again - and it is NOT less irritating that battery temp posts.
Thanks in advance and i hope that no offense taken.
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Originally Posted by col37400
Yes, You're missing that vi_ post wasn't aimed at helping anyone. So bloat count caused by him increased +1 post above what i written here...In extras-testing there is "kernel-flasher-maemo" 2.6.28-maemo23
In the maemo.org catalogue there is
"Enhanced Linux kernel for power users" 2.6.28-maemo42
and
"Enhanced Linux kernel for power users (settings)" 0.11
All of these are "not installable" (conflicting application packages)
Am I missing something?
Kerlen-power v23 is still in testing just because former developer dropped it without any notice, and other package maintainers doesn't want to give maintainer rights to pali or anyone else. So, It's outdated as hell. Current version of kernel-power that can be considered "Stable" is v46, you can find it in devel.
Also, outside repositories, there is v46wl1 version, that incorporates bleeding-edge wifi drivers - allow to use packet injections, like aircrack-ng thing. The only difference is because injection drivers modules were added, so it's also stable.
Kernel-power from pali is v47 and it got wl1 things also, and its in extras-devel. You're encouraged to try it and report problems, but keep in mind all extras-devel warnings. Also, please search this thread before posting bug report - maybe this bug was already posted.
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Originally Posted by petur
As we can read in topic linked by petur, this problem is already solved, and was unrelated to both CSSU and kernel-power (expired certificate of supl.google.com). Petur forget to edit his post after that, so i add it here - we can filter out gps thing from possible kernel-powerv47 problems.
Regarding my GPS/network location issue, possibly related to v47, I have split it to another thread:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...53#post1004853
Any hint/confirmation/... welcome!
EDIT: as one report of v46 + CSSU claims there is no problem, this probably rules out CSSU, meaning v47 has our attention :/
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by misiak
oh yes it was 1.0.7rc 1. I downgraded with ur instructions. thanks a lot. coming to think of it, the problems occoured when thee was an update available for ogg support and i installed. thanks a lot. ill do some testing now
Could you tell us what does the output ofshow? Well, the most important line isCode:dpkg -s ogg-support
Does it say "1.0.5" or "1.0.7~rc1"? ;> If it does say "1.0.7~rc1" or "1.0.6~rc1", you should run:And keep in mind that it is not kernel-related problem but ogg-support package related problem and has nothing to do with this kernelCode:root apt-get install ogg-support=1.0.5 apt-get autoremove
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by Estel
I can't find v46 in extras-devel .... v47 is there, but if I try and install it, I just get an error message, saying it can't install because of conflicting application packages (kernel-modules-maemo and kernel-maemo).
Yes, You're missing that vi_ post wasn't aimed at helping anyone. So bloat count caused by him increased +1 post above what i written here...
Kerlen-power v23 is still in testing just because former developer dropped it without any notice, and other package maintainers doesn't want to give maintainer rights to pali or anyone else. So, It's outdated as hell. Current version of kernel-power that can be considered "Stable" is v46, you can find it in devel.
Also, outside repositories, there is v46wl1 version, that incorporates bleeding-edge wifi drivers - allow to use packet injections, like aircrack-ng thing. The only difference is because injection drivers modules were added, so it's also stable.
Kernel-power from pali is v47 and it got wl1 things also, and its in extras-devel. You're encouraged to try it and report problems, but keep in mind all extras-devel warnings. Also, please search this thread before posting bug report - maybe this bug was already posted.
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by misiak
It's actually an issue with gstreamer0.10-av, which was depended on by the new ogg-support.
Could you tell us what does the output ofshow? Well, the most important line isCode:dpkg -s ogg-support
Does it say "1.0.5" or "1.0.7~rc1"? ;> If it does say "1.0.7~rc1" or "1.0.6~rc1", you should run:And keep in mind that it is not kernel-related problem but ogg-support package related problem and has nothing to do with this kernelCode:root apt-get install ogg-support=1.0.5 apt-get autoremove
And it was fixed days ago, so no need to revert.
And all this was already covered in this thread that everybody likes to post in, but nobody can be bothered to read.
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I used to have the power kernel installed, but ran into conflicts with Fcamera and eventually had to reflash my device.
I'd like to get the power kernel back because my phone is pretty laggy without it, but I don't want to mess things up by installing an unstable version.
Can anyone tell me, is there a relatively stable version, that is compatible with Fcam, and if so where is it and how do I install it? The one in application manager comes up as "not installable" for me.
Thanks if anyone can help.