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2011-09-25
, 23:07
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@ Sofia,Bulgaria
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Raise your voltages, i.e. use LV profile or better make a profile suitable for your device.
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2011-09-25
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this is no expert advise but have you tried installing the latest FCamera from devel?
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2011-09-26
, 14:11
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Thanks for the reply.
I've tried setting the voltage to lv, but it didn't help.
I also don't know how to make a custom voltage.
And about the updated Fcamera in devel, i couldn't find it.
My main reason for lowering the voltage is because my device spontaneously reboots.
And it won't boot up again until i put out it's battery and put it back in again.
So i lowered my voltage to xlv so it won't spontaneously reboot.
But it's still doing that, so i haven't got any success from this linux kernel-power.
I've tried setting the voltage to lv, but it didn't help.
I also don't know how to make a custom voltage.
And about the updated Fcamera in devel, i couldn't find it.
My main reason for lowering the voltage is because my device spontaneously reboots.
And it won't boot up again until i put out it's battery and put it back in again.
So i lowered my voltage to xlv so it won't spontaneously reboot.
But it's still doing that, so i haven't got any success from this linux kernel-power.
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2011-09-26
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What is wrong with you man? You have reboots out of the blue because of overclocking/undervolting and you are LOWERING THE VOLTAGE? I am impressed.
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2011-09-26
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I would suggest You to lower voltage to 0 in every frequency - this way You gonna not experience *any* reboots. Guaranteed.
Ho ever, if You prefer less radical solutions, using stock voltage settings is recommended. Undervolting shouldn't be done by people that don't got a clue. And, I'm not trying to insult You in any way - I'm 100% serious. This time.
Ho ever, if You prefer less radical solutions, using stock voltage settings is recommended. Undervolting shouldn't be done by people that don't got a clue. And, I'm not trying to insult You in any way - I'm 100% serious. This time.
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2011-09-26
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Man i'm lowering the voltage because before all this i installed kernel power but did nothing with it and it was just rebooting my device all the time. I red people on threads that have been saying that undervolting would help.
What is wrong with you man? You have reboots out of the blue because of overclocking/undervolting and you are LOWERING THE VOLTAGE? I am impressed.
So i had done that.
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2011-09-26
, 14:45
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Originally Posted by Estel
Nice one, and a year long battery life too. Sweet tip bro. Cheers.
I would suggest You to lower voltage to 0 in every frequency - this way You gonna not experience *any* reboots. Guaranteed.
Ho ever, if You prefer less radical solutions, using stock voltage settings is recommended. Undervolting shouldn't be done by people that don't got a clue. And, I'm not trying to insult You in any way - I'm 100% serious. This time.
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2011-09-26
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Originally Posted by Estel
My reason for undervolting my device is because the battery is getting empty to fast.
I would suggest You to lower voltage to 0 in every frequency - this way You gonna not experience *any* reboots. Guaranteed.
Ho ever, if You prefer less radical solutions, using stock voltage settings is recommended. Undervolting shouldn't be done by people that don't got a clue. And, I'm not trying to insult You in any way - I'm 100% serious. This time.
But while doing that, my device is doing weird reboots all the time.
Please i need a good solution which will stop rebooting my device, saving energy and the camera has to work.
Thanks everyone for the help until now.
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2011-09-26
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@ Poland
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and maybe you have installed fcam? or another camera app?
I have lately installed a kernel-power on my N900.
I have lowered the energy consumption to xlv.
But my camera isn't working.
I get the message "operation failed".
I have looked it up on other threads, they say that you have to remove blessn900 or other camera app's and reboot my device.
But i have done that, and it's still the same.
I don't want to downgrade the kernel-power.
Any suggestions?