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2011-04-17
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2011-04-17
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To fix the startup errors:
as root
Code:apt-get update apt-get install libacl1 libattr1
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2011-04-17
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2011-04-17
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2011-04-17
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@Robbie
There is a statement in the new bootmenu-n900 that it is a dummy package and can be safely removed and that the only purpose for it is a safe transition to bootmenu. I really don't know how to understand it. will bootmenu handel from now the things that bootmenu-n900 did?
if updating to the new version will the old backups from the previous version still restore?
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2011-04-17
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@gabby131:
Uh, yes and no. You can use it if you want; It's a free world. But I doubt it'll work for you - That's tuned to be exactly right for /my/ sample, which won't be the same as yours.
What you want to do is - for each frequency - lock your n900 to that frequency, play a video via mplayer; something that will max out the cpu. If it plays, change the voltage down 1 # and repeat the test. Keep going down until the system crashes or you get decoding errors, then take that value and add two to it. That should be the minimum stable voltage for that frequency.
If you get crashes at a particular frequency later, up the voltage another 1 or 2 if it still has issues.
I'll take an hour or so to calibrate for all frequencys, but it's nice to have no instability.
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