I am at Ideal/ULV/XLV 1000MHz





TQ

meli, very impressive shortcuts...
can show us the way 2 do it?...
thanks...

its right, can use windows on mac..
but very troublesome..
because you cant booth 2 OS at once..
so keep on need to restart..
so i see there is alot of nokia softwares not compatible for the Snow Leopard OS

Make sure install latest Titan kernel. Then save yr desire OC like me i'm using 1000MHz and save it.

command:-

Load Kernel
kernel-config load type-of-kernel
- type-of-kernel = default/ideal/ulv/xlv/starving
- eg: kernel-config load ideal
- eg above using ideal kernel

Set OC Speed min and max
kernel-config limits min - max
- min = min speed
- max = max speed

1st eg
- eg: kernel-config limits 500 - 1000
- eg above set min to 500 and max speed to 1000

2st eg
- eg: kernel-config limits - 1000
- eg above set min to default and max speed to 1000

Save your oc
kernel-config save filename
- eg: kernel-config save id_1000
- eg above save yr current oc as id_1000 at /home/user/.kernel



Extract OC_Shortcut.zip to your computer and edit this file to suit yr oc.
Then copy to /usr/share/applications/hildon

 OC_Shortcut.zip ( 905bytes ) Number of downloads: 19




Extract png.zip to your computer and modify image if u need. Or can search/get image 48x48 at http://www.google.com.my/images?hl=en&gbv=...h:48&source=lnt
Then copy to /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/hildon

 png.zip ( 36.72k ) Number of downloads: 14



Also i'm install quick-launch 0.4 for the status bar and put all oc icon there.





TQ

This post has been edited by meLi: Jun 12 2010, 02:07 PM

I know i've seen it somewhere on this thread, but for the life of me i just can't find it.
I've just OC'ed my phone and my firmware info is now set to <unknown>. Search the net and found the solution. But when i get to "apt-get install --reinstall mp-fremantle-generic-pr", X_terminal cannot find "mp-fremantle-generic-pr". Mine is a Taiwan AP set.

check yr mp-fremantle version 1st because different phone have different mp-fremantle version. Refer here http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=33509688

tq

I have followed this method without any problems...

Guide made by Jakiman
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=595582&postcount=774

Currently mine is OCed at 500-850

So far so good...Touchwood.

Thanks for the info, but i figured out the problem. Instead of fremantle, i typed freemantle. Had a D'oh moment just now.

Ahahahahah.......

Guess what...i was there too~~~

T.T meli... that is vr complicated lo.... T.T ppl like me hard to configure it... T.T

well u can try th guide from Jakiman...

Pretty much str8 forward...

Guys I want to ask among default/ideal/ulv/xlv/starving, which one use the highest voltage and which one use lowest voltage? Can show me the voltage usage by placing them orderly? Thanks.

Jakiman ??? a oc or a person ?

Well,they intentionally oc-ed it to death simply to see how fast can can Cortex A8 go.

Nevertheless Cortex A8 is a pretty powerful processor.You guys can OC it till 900Mhz & run the phone without much trouble.

Just came back from my U's IT Fair.Seems like N900 have very good wireless receiver.When my friend tried Samsung Wave/HTC Legend/etc none of them could detect the wifi.Need to go bit closer to detect it.
Meanwhile I can connect from very far without any trouble.

P/S : Nice guide there meLi.Will try that before I flash my phone.

jaikuspot need to pay eh? i tod free b4 this..sadd

A person...I followed his Guide...

Multitasking with many apps are quite laggy for me, I'm running at default 600MHz. What is the safest spot to stay at, 800MHz?

You can go up to 1000MHz.
But if you want to be caution then I'll recommend 800MHz.

P/S:Seems like you're selling your phone?Better don't OC the phone if you're selling it cause it'll revoke the warranty.

Planning to close the thread cause this phone has so much potential that I have not discovered.

after overclocking, what is the benefits??
does it save the fone battery more?