Nokia N900: overclocking through auto installer nitdroid

[Nephtys]

With the help of auto installer nitdroid when i attempted power.conf/delete power management from init.nokia.rc my Nokia N900 continuously restarting on boot-up or at the beginning of the startup wizard but with previously files ok. On previous flying world guidebook installation of the power.conf etc worked fine but currently does not installing properly. Now through nitdroid functioning with standard clock speeds (not removed power management or used power.conf) is it probable to overclock now, With the help of similar method or perhaps by editing init.nokia.rc min-max frequencies setting? would like to do overclocking but not convinced if can or if it is required in latest build ? so please reply me on this post.

[switchblade327]

By default it is overclocking to 750. To amplify, edit power.conf in /system/etc. You can modify maximum clock speed but you will need to get rid of some of the avoid frequencies also. Try out this it might help you out to solve your problem.

Mount sd card to /and then edit
mount device/mmcblk1p2 /and
nano /and/system/etc/power.conf

[Algonkin]

With the help of the below code and I have 500-900 similarly I perform on maemo power 40. Have removed avoid frequencies to counterpart my maemo setup though yet you will require to test it.

# root
# Power management arrangement file
#

# Power save configuration
enable_off_form		1
sleep_while_idle		1
clocks_off_while_idle		1
voltage_off_while_idle		1

# Automatic voltage scaling
scaling_governor		ondemand
scaling_maximum_freq		900000
scaling_minimum_freq		500000

# Device load threshold
up_threshold			96

# DVFS sampling speed
sampling_rate			150000

# DVFS functioning points
vdd1_opps_vsel			30 30 38 48 48 54 60 60 60 64 64 68 68 72 72
dsp_opps_speed			90 90 180 360 400 430 430 430 430 500 500 500 500 520 520

# Smartreflex
smartreflex_vdd1		0
smartreflex_vdd2		0

[Antonio1]

I think that power.conf changes are everlasting, be careful on over clocking that you primary find the right frequency as well as voltage in maemo first. Test this by playing/watching a small game/movie and appear at artifacts or video's that stop playing superior the voltage through 1 step, there are great tutorials at maemo site. I believe the majority people are with predefined configurations and don’t desire to use up time on testing. I did test my N900 for not many days and finished being plenty of less power starving the only big problem is using 2G/3G/ 3.5G modem modules as well as gps wifi.

[Kickapoo]

I mean you will need to type the following code i inside the x terminal for this you will need to get the access of the root user:

Sudo gain root
 # Root access permitted
 # mount /device/mmcblk1p2 /and ‘ (currently this one to obtain power config?) 
 # leafpad power.conf  ‘ (between these appearance of command?) to go to the power.configuration place.
 # nano /and/system/etc/power.conf