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2011-01-28
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yes....your N900 will stop working soon. this is the first sign that the processor is melting.it will also destroy both the internal drive and the SD card. you should start looking for a new phone.
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just kidding...your phone is alright. just the battery module is not loaded. you do that in the cpufreq settings
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just kidding...your phone is alright. just the battery module is not loaded. you do that in the cpufreq settings
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2011-01-28
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Originally Posted by Dante
That's a good one haha
yes....your N900 will stop working soon. this is the first sign that the processor is melting.it will also destroy both the internal drive and the SD card. you should start looking for a new phone.
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just kidding...your phone is alright. just the battery module is not loaded. you do that in the cpufreq settings
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2011-01-28
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Originally Posted by eefo
Basically it means the temperature reading module is not loaded in the kernel. I can't remember what the module name is at this stage, but it should be just fine.
cpufreq in my n900 showing CPU temperature unknown .
is something wrong or it's working fine?
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2011-01-28
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bq27x00-battery
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2011-01-28
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Originally Posted by eefo
If you have QCPUFreq installed you can start the battery bit by
cpufreq in my n900 showing CPU temperature unknown .
is something wrong or it's working fine?
- opening QCPUFreq
- tapping on the title bar,
- selecting settings,
- enable via check box "Load bq27x00_battery module"
- save.
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2011-01-28
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is that permanent though?
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2011-01-28
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness
is that permanent though?
ammm , nope , i rebooted it and it's again showing temperature .
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2011-01-28
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Originally Posted by tzsm98
If you have QCPUFreq installed you can start the battery bit by
- opening QCPUFreq
- tapping on the title bar,
- selecting settings,
- enable via check box "Load bq27x00_battery module"
- save.
well thanks , done as you said , but one question , what does it do ?
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2011-01-29
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If you rebooted and its still "showing temperature" then it IS permanent by my definition. There's other ways to load it that only last until you reboot.
Checking the box to "load bq27x00_battery module" loads a kernel module that lets you read the temperature of the battery. If you still don't understand, try searching for "kernel module" or "rrmod" or "modprobe" on google.
If you rebooted and its still "showing temperature" then it IS permanent by my definition. There's other ways to load it that only last until you reboot.
Checking the box to "load bq27x00_battery module" loads a kernel module that lets you read the temperature of the battery. If you still don't understand, try searching for "kernel module" or "rrmod" or "modprobe" on google.
is something wrong or it's working fine?