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2011-12-15
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Have you tried disabling smart reflex?
It's known to be stable only up to 805 mhz, above this it may
crash instantly, or some seconds later, or return to 125 mhz and so on...
Check if you are using Smartreflex VDD_2.
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With QCPUFreq i change the CPU speed when i need to.
Most of the time i let it on default but overclocked:
Min CPU: 250 MHz
Max CPU: 900 MHz
Scaling Gov: ondemand
Smart Reflex: enabled
Everything was fine but all of a sudden (after a week) it started changing by itself.
i can set any speed i want but after 5 minutes or so it sets itself to this:
Min CPU: 500 MHz
Max CPU: 805 MHz
Scaling Gov: conservative
Smart Reflex: enabled
I had this problem before. i thought i did something wrong so i reïnstalled power kernel.
Now the problem returned...
I do remeber there were updates for the battery-patch.
Could this have something to do with it or what could i do to prevent this from happening again?
wololooo