I just flashed this new froyo rom and I'm not getting the quadrant scores I was getting before on my ji6 rom may someone help me how to oc
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Have aosp flashed. Then goto eugene373 website and download one of his overclocked kernels. Flash this and your done. I am currently using AOSPish 1.1 with Eugene's OC/UV kernel and OCLF and it runs great. Very little errors.
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I have AOSPish JPK 1.1 with Eugene's OC/UV kernel and OCLF. Anyone have suggestions on other stuff I should add to make my phone better. IDK say anything.
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I tred many apps to overclock my epic but none work
I tried setcpu and a bunch of other stuff
I'm running a dk17 kernel
Any and all help is apeciated
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your running a DK17 modem. you can't overclock the froyo kernel because the source has not been put out by samsung yet, so no custom kernels are available for froyo yet.
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Is there a rom that is as close to the stock 2.2 update w as possible but does not update hboot? I would like to update to stock but not lose nandroid.
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dcunited08 said:
Is there a rom that is as close to the stock 2.2 update w as possible but does not update hboot? I would like to update to stock but not lose nandroid.
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Check out the Liberated Aria 2.2.2 thread in the Development section.
Fully rooted and flashable ROM from the Froyo 2.2 update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=970272
Thanks for the link. It sounds like it has a different (oc) kernel. Is it not possible to use the stock one?
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dcunited08 said:
Thanks for the link. It sounds like it has a different (oc) kernel. Is it not possible to use the stock one?
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why would you not want to? they obviously included something that is "behind the scenes" that will help your phone with performance.
I have this installed, I don't think he did anything to the kernel. he just mentions that the oc kernel he uses works with it well. maybe I'm missing something but I haven't noticed any overclocking stubs.
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bunky213 said:
I have this installed, I don't think he did anything to the kernel. he just mentions that the oc kernel he uses works with it well. maybe I'm missing something but I haven't noticed any overclocking stubs.
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overclocking stubs?
you have to have an app (such as setcpu) to overclock...the kernel just allows for the phone to be overclocked and i can only imagine the stock kernel did not.
You can find app in forums if you search for its free to xda users.
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I installed the rom and so far so good. The reason I want it as stock as possible with no overclocking is primarily battery life and just to see how it was released. I did notice you can toggle third-party installs, which allowed me to continue using swype.
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dcunited08 said:
I installed the rom and so far so good. The reason I want it as stock as possible with no overclocking is primarily battery life and just to see how it was released. I did notice you can toggle third-party installs, which allowed me to continue using swype.
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He also compiled a OC kernel using the Aria Froyo 2.2 kernel source code that was released this week, too. The OC won't affect battery life if you don't enable it.
Thanks. Any idea what the APN settings should be to use mobile hotspot sans att?
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zervic said:
overclocking stubs?
you have to have an app (such as setcpu) to overclock...the kernel just allows for the phone to be overclocked and i can only imagine the stock kernel did not.
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Yes, bad wording. when I tried setcpu there was no option to go higher (ability or "stubs" not there)
I've since gone up to gene's oc kernel with no problems so far.
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Check out the Liberated Aria 2.2.2 thread in the Development section.
Fully rooted and flashable ROM from the Froyo 2.2 update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=970272
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I rooted and flashed my phone (for the first time) to this today, such a huge improvement (IMO) compared to the stock rom. Am loving every bit of it!
I am running Malice with the Overstock 1.2 overclock. Was flashed using the SGS kernel flasher. Everything is running great, but I just noticed the Bullet 1.4 kernel. Can I just flash that over the top, or do I have to disable the 1.2 one somehow? And if I need to disable, do I do that in CWM recovery. Thanks.
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No need to disable anything. You can flash with clockwork recovery or kernel flasher.
By the way the Bullet kernel is awesome. I get about 25 hrs of battery life with moderate use and with it all the way overclocked.
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No need to disable anything. You can flash with clockwork recovery or kernel flasher.
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I don't really recommend using SGS KErnel Flasher.. Everytime I use it, I get bricked.
I've always flashed kernels with sgs kernel flasher and haven't had any problems, anybody else having bad results with it?
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Worked fine. Used SGS flasher and running great now.
I only use sgs kernel flasher. So much easier and faster. I never had any issues with it.
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