[tom.d.oliver]

and "demo" would have had the same processor. It would also probably have a tracking number carved into it. That's what we did when I worked for a computer hardware company years ago.

no tracking numbers carved in - so no idea!

[tom.d.oliver]

Hi,

Used impersonation to install 2.2.0 ROW

Then installed uberkernel and govnah - and still same issue with max selectable speed in govnah is 1.024Ghz

See screenshot

Long way round to being in the same position as I was before

Any ideas?

Thanks

[Mize]

I'm guessing D1 is early (prototype) hardware that is frequency locked.
Don't post your IMEI, but what's the serial number?

[LCGuy]

Did you try to install Uberkernal (now available for the Pre 3 on Preware)??

If you install that, and you still get only the 1.2 ghz CPU max speed, then, you have a very rare unit, and likely an early hardware build - perhaps a mistaken shipment by HP when they were clearing out their inventory.

At that point, you'll have to decide if you are a collector or a user. Being the former might pay off in the long run.

[The Bard]

Is it a prototype 1Ghz Dual Core Pre 3
Can govnah detect a dual core cpu?

How is the performance?
The rumor said Pre 3 will have dual core.. Maybe hp plan it too, but it canceled due hp want to discontinue WebOS devices?

-- Sent from my Palm Pre3 using Forums

[Cantaffordit]

it should make it a uk phone - but only att webos doctor works - which would suggest it isn't

was running uberkernel when it was eu 2.2.0, not running uberkernel with att 2.2.3

Govnah gives same results either way round

In this case UK refers to United Kingdom (england)

[IICODECll]

Mine shows:

Model: HSTNH-F30CN
Hardware Version: A
Firmware: MU2.0.30(3004)
Carrier: ATT

[tom.d.oliver]

I'm guessing D1 is early (prototype) hardware that is frequency locked.
Don't post your IMEI, but what's the serial number?

serial number is MD1LECVA3008

if hardware is frequency locked is there anyway around this?

[tom.d.oliver]

Did you try to install Uberkernal (now available for the Pre 3 on Preware)??

If you install that, and you still get only the 1.2 ghz CPU max speed, then, you have a very rare unit, and likely an early hardware build - perhaps a mistaken shipment by HP when they were clearing out their inventory.

At that point, you'll have to decide if you are a collector or a user. Being the former might pay off in the long run.

uberkernel is intstalled and still can only select upto 1.024GHz

Want to be both collector and user, i.e. would love to have something rare, but also for it to be as fast as it can be for usage

[tom.d.oliver]

Is it a prototype 1Ghz Dual Core Pre 3
Can govnah detect a dual core cpu?

How is the performance?
The rumor said Pre 3 will have dual core.. Maybe hp plan it too, but it canceled due hp want to discontinue WebOS devices?

-- Sent from my Palm Pre3 using Forums

performance is not fantastic, would expect it to be better than it is if it was dual core

[iulian]

Hi guys,

I have the same problem on a Pre3 with Uberkenel for Pre3 from Preware installed. Can't chose higher than 1,024 Ghz.

cat /proc/cpuinfo reveals only 511,18 Bogomips (how much do yours have?)
uname -a reveals: Linux Pre3 2.6.32.9-palm-rib #2 PREEPT

And hardware details are:
VERSION: HP webOS 2.2.0
MODEL: HSTNH-F30CE
HARDWARE VERSION: A
CARRIER: ROW (it's a German version judging by the keyboard)
FIRMWARE: MU2.0.30(3500)

As far as I read in the Uberkernel disclamer it only supports webOS 2.2.0 build 3171, so I suppose this might be a reason why we experience these problems.

Thank's for the support.

[rwhitby]

[To the OP]

What does /proc/version say?

Also post a screenshot of the main scene of Govnah running on your device showing the name of the active kernel jn the top right corner.

-- Rod

[sketch42]

"carrier":"ROW",
"carrierROM":"Nova-WR-Mantaray-3171",
"firmwareVersion":"MU2.0.30(3500)"
"softwareVersion":"Nova-WR-Mantaray-3171"
"deviceModel":"HSTNH-F30CE"
"hardwareType":"mantaray","hardwareVersion":"A"
"platform":"


Here's my info

My govnah profile always shows unknown



-- Sent from my Palm Pre3 using Forums

[Dsol]

I know this will be of little help but my AT&T Pre 3 had this issue one time in Govnah as well, but either a restart or an update to govnah or uberkernal seemed to fix it. Obviously, the OP has done more than that.

Also, as far as determining whether it is UK or USA (ATT) isn't it as simple as checking the RAM because UK is 8 GB and USA is 16 GB, unless of course someone did some hardware work on it.

As for the dual core possibility it has basically been confirmed that early on some spec sheets were incorrect and all the outlets ran with them without ever confirming.

[rwhitby]

As far as I read in the Uberkernel disclamer it only supports webOS 2.2.0 build 3171, so I suppose this might be a reason why we experience these problems.

If you're not running that build of 2.2.0, the kernel will not even install.

I suspect both of you don't actually have the kernel installed and running, hence the request to see the main screen of Govnah, which I bet will say "Palm" instead of "UberKernel" in the top right corner.

-- Rod

[iulian]

If you're not running that build of 2.2.0, the kernel will not even install.

I suspect both of you don't actually have the kernel installed and running, hence the request to see the main screen of Govnah, which I bet will say "Palm" instead of "UberKernel" in the top right corner.

-- Rod

Kernel was installed in running. After uninstalling it /proc/cpuinfo raised to 682 bogomips (x2 = 1,364 Ghz which is closer to 1,4 Ghz) When I was running the Uberkenel I only had 511,18 Bogomips (x2 = 1,022 Ghz which matched Govnah description)

So from my point of view it's clearly that Uberkernel slows down my Pre3.

Now I have the standard version of the Kernel and the phone is running a lot faster. I can reinstall UberKernel if you think this would help troubleshooting)

[rwhitby]

Kernel was installed in running. After uninstalling it /proc/cpuinfo raised to 682 bogomips (x2 = 1,364 Ghz which is closer to 1,4 Ghz) When I was running the Uberkenel I only had 511,18 Bogomips (x2 = 1,022 Ghz which matched Govnah description)

So from my point of view it's clearly that Uberkernel slows down my Pre3.

Now I have the standard version of the Kernel and the phone is running a lot faster. I can reinstall UberKernel if you think this would help troubleshooting)

Post a screenshot of the main screen of Govnah running the kernel, and the output of Help -> Generate Email. Without that information, we have no way of knowing exactly what you are or are not running.

-- Rod

[iulian]

Post a screenshot of the main screen of Govnah running the kernel, and the output of Help -> Generate Email. Without that information, we have no way of knowing exactly what you are or are not running.

-- Rod

Here's the paste, but please not that as I've mentioned in my previous post, I've uninstalled UberKernel Pre3 and I do not have right now the time to reinstall and run it but I will do it later. Anyway, curiously Govnah still displays 1,024 Ghz.

proc_version: Linux version 2.6.32.9-palm-rib (reviewdaemon@buildoe-16) (gcc version 4.3.3 (Sourcery G++ 4.3-234) ) #1 PREEMPT 155
Current:
From Service:
Governor: ondemandtcl
Scheduler: cfq
Congestion: cubic
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.024 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB



Files:
cpufreq_filedescription "Govnah Settings"

start on stopped finish

script

[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevBootPanicked`" = "false" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevShutdownClean`" = "true" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m -n com.palm.system last_umount_clean`" = "true" ] || exit 0

echo -n 'ondemandtcl' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
echo -n '122880' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
echo -n '1401600' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
echo -n '200000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/sampling_rate
echo -n '95' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/up_threshold
echo -n '3' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/down_differential
echo -n '0' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/ignore_nice_load
echo -n '0' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/powersave_bias
echo -n '3000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/max_tickle_window
echo -n '3000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/max_floor_window

end script
compcache_filedescription "Govnah CompCache Configuration"

start on stopped finish
stop on runlevel [!2]

script

[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevBootPanicked`" = "false" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevShutdownClean`" = "true" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m -n com.palm.system last_umount_clean`" = "true" ] || exit 0

swapoff -a
insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/extra/xvmalloc.ko
insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/extra/ramzswap.ko memlimit_kb=25600 backing_swap=/dev/mapper/store-swap
sleep 3
swapon /dev/ramzswap0 -p 1

end script


Profiles:
(8) Profile 8
Governor: screenstate
min freq: 250 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
CPU Voltage: 69 66 65 60 48 36 30
temp limit: 55 C
temp reset: 50 C
batt low thresh: 25 %
batt low speed: 500 MHz
override charger: false
compcache enabled: false
compcache memlimit: 16 MB
(9) Profile 9
Governor: screenstate
min freq: 250 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
CPU Voltage: 67 64 63 58 46 34 28
temp limit: 55 C
temp reset: 50 C
batt low thresh: 25 %
batt low speed: 500 MHz
override charger: false
compcache enabled: false
compcache memlimit: 16 MB
(17) Profile 17
Governor: ondemand
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 80 %
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
CPU Voltage: 69 66 65 60 48 36 30
temp limit: 55 C
temp reset: 50 C
batt low thresh: 25 %
batt low speed: 500 MHz
override charger: false
compcache enabled: false
compcache memlimit: 16 MB
(18) Screenstate 500/1000 v12
Governor: screenstate
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 1 GHz
(19) Screenstate 500/800 v12
Governor: screenstate
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
(20) Fixed Speed 800 v12
Governor: performance
min freq: 800 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
(21) Fixed Speed 720 v12
Governor: performance
min freq: 720 MHz
max freq: 720 MHz
(22) Fixed Speed 600 v12
Governor: performance
min freq: 600 MHz
max freq: 600 MHz
(23) UberKernel Default v12
Governor: userspace
min freq: 125 MHz
max freq: 1 GHz
setspeed: 500 MHz
(24) VDemand 1005 v12
Governor: vdemand
min freq: 1.005 GHz
max freq: 1.005 GHz
(25) Screenstate2 500/800 v12
Governor: screenstate-v2
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 800 MHz
(26) Screenstate 250/1100 v12
Governor: screenstate
min freq: 250 MHz
max freq: 1.1 GHz
(27) Screenstate2 500/1005 v12
Governor: screenstate-v2
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 1.005 GHz
(28) OnDemandTcl 1200 v13
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 500 MHz
max freq: 1.2 GHz
(29) Warthog Default v12
Governor: userspace
min freq: 125 MHz
max freq: 1.05 GHz
setspeed: 500 MHz
(31) Profile 31
Governor: userspace
min freq: 125 MHz
max freq: 600 MHz
setspeed: 500 MHz
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 10 MB
(32) Palm Default v25
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.4016 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
(33) Profile 33
Governor: userspace
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.024 GHz
setspeed: 768 MHz
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB
io scheduler: cfq
(34) Profile 34
Governor: powersave
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.024 GHz
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB
io scheduler: cfq
(35) Profile 35
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.024 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB
io scheduler: cfq
(36) Demand
Governor: userspace
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.024 GHz
setspeed: 1.024 GHz
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB
io scheduler: cfq

[sketch42]

Post a screenshot of the main screen of Govnah running the kernel, and the output of Help -> Generate Email. Without that information, we have no way of knowing exactly what you are or are not running.

-- Rod

I have govnah set to UK default

Here's the output



proc_version: Linux version 2.6.32.9-palm-rib (v2.2.0-11@org.webosinternals.kernels.uber-kernel-pre3) (gcc version 4.3.3 (Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q1-203) ) #2 PREEMPT Wed Nov 2 22:23:54 HST 2011
Current:

From Service:
Governor: ondemandtcl
Scheduler: cfq
Congestion: cubic
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.4016 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
compcache enabled: true
compcache memlimit: 25 MB


Files:

cpufreq_file
description "Govnah Settings"

start on stopped finish

script

[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevBootPanicked`" = "false" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m com.palm.properties.prevShutdownClean`" = "true" ] || exit 0
[ "`/usr/bin/lunaprop -m -n com.palm.system last_umount_clean`" = "true" ] || exit 0

echo -n 'ondemandtcl' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
echo -n '122880' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
echo -n '1401600' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
echo -n '200000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/sampling_rate
echo -n '95' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/up_threshold
echo -n '3' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/down_differential
echo -n '0' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/ignore_nice_load
echo -n '0' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/powersave_bias
echo -n '3000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/max_tickle_window
echo -n '3000' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/max_floor_window
echo -n '368640' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/screen_off_max_freq
echo -n '0' > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/ondemandtcl/screenstate_enable

end script

compcache_file
cat: can't open '/var/palm/event.d/org.webosinternals.govnah-compcache': No such file or directory


Profiles:

(1) OnDemandTcl 1400 v12
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 150 MHz
max freq: 1.4 GHz
(2) OnDemandTcl 1200 v13
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 300 MHz
max freq: 1.2 GHz
(3) OnDemandTcl 1100 v22
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 150 MHz
max freq: 1.1 GHz
(4) Screenstate2 300/1200 v18
Governor: screenstate-v2
min freq: 300 MHz
max freq: 1.2 GHz
(5) Screenstate3 1100 v24
Governor: screenstate-v3
min freq: 150 MHz
max freq: 1.1 GHz
(6) Screenstate3 300/1100 v17
Governor: screenstate-v3
min freq: 300 MHz
max freq: 1.1 GHz
(7) F104A Default v17
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 300 MHz
max freq: 1.1 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 40 %
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
(8) Palm Default v12
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 150 MHz
max freq: 1 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 40 %
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
(9) OnDemandTcl 1901 v37
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.9008 GHz
(10) OnDemandTcl 1805 v37
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.8048 GHz
(11) OnDemandTcl 1728 v31
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 192 MHz
max freq: 1.728 GHz
(12) OnDemandTcl 1690 v37
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.6896 GHz
(13) OnDemandTcl 1537 v37
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.5366 GHz
(14) A1 Default v42
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.4016 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
screen off max freq: 368.64 MHz
screenstate enable: false
(15) UberKernel Default v42
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.4016 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec
screen off max freq: 368.64 MHz
screenstate enable: false
(16) Palm Default v42
Governor: ondemandtcl
min freq: 122.88 MHz
max freq: 1.4016 GHz
sampling rate: 0.2 Sec
up threshold: 95 %
down differential: 3
ignore nice load: false
powersave bias: 0
max tickle window: 3 Sec
max floor window: 3 Sec






-- Sent from my Palm Pre3 using Forums

[rwhitby]

Uninstall and reinstall Govnah, *then* post the requested info.

-- Rod