a few questions about Ginger Clone R2 and lag fixes it supports.
1)I've heard that Ginger Clone already has Super I/O, is this true?
2)I've already applied Voodoo to it, can i apply OCLF too and Super I/O if its not already there?
3) Will having more than 1 lagfix cause any problems? I'll only do it if people tell me that all 3 are good, and won't cause problems.
4)will it use more battery? or the same amount?
xriderx66 said:
a few questions about Ginger Clone R2 and lag fixes it supports.
1)I've heard that Ginger Clone already has Super I/O, is this true?
2)I've already applied Voodoo to it, can i apply OCLF too and Super I/O if its not already there?
3) Will having more than 1 lagfix cause any problems? I'll only do it if people tell me that all 3 are good, and won't cause problems.
4)will it use more battery? or the same amount?
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1. I'm not sure, but possible, either way it doesn't matter.
2. You can NOT apply multiple lag fixes, they'll just overwrite each other. A Lag fix is not necessarily a "fix". Your system uses RFS (which is slow) at default. A Lag fix changes that to either EXT2 (using OCLF) or EXT4 (voodoo) in simple.
3. Thus, you cannot have multiple lag fixes, it won't work.
4. No, using a "lagfix" won't use more battery, it's just changing your system, not running an app. Although using Super IO and voodoo *might* drain more battery, the extra drain is minute and not enough to cause alarm.
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1. I'm not sure, but possible, either way it doesn't matter.
2. You can NOT apply multiple lag fixes, they'll just overwrite each other. A Lag fix is not necessarily a "fix". Your system uses RFS (which is slow) at default. A Lag fix changes that to either EXT2 (using OCLF) or EXT4 (voodoo) in simple.
3. Thus, you cannot have multiple lag fixes, it won't work.
4. No, using a "lagfix" won't use more battery, it's just changing your system, not running an app. Although using Super IO and voodoo *might* drain more battery, the extra drain is minute and not enough to cause alarm.
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thats all i needed to know thanks so much!
On the website where you download Ginger Clone it says Super I/O is already in it, but people still apply VooDoo, so yeah... thanks
xriderx66 said:
a few questions about Ginger Clone R2 and lag fixes it supports.
1)I've heard that Ginger Clone already has Super I/O, is this true?
2)I've already applied Voodoo to it, can i apply OCLF too and Super I/O if its not already there?
3) Will having more than 1 lagfix cause any problems? I'll only do it if people tell me that all 3 are good, and won't cause problems.
4)will it use more battery? or the same amount?
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1) The kernel that comes with the rom has super IO included.
2) Voodoo requires a special kernel, so you basically replaced the Super I/O with Voodoo.
3) As stated previously, they are not compatible. However, the don't necessarily overight each other. Voodoo actually reformats the partitions whereas OCLF creates a swap file of sorts. You definately don't want to use them together though.
4) Was already answered.
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xriderx66 said:
a few questions about Ginger Clone R2 and lag fixes it supports.
1)I've heard that Ginger Clone already has Super I/O, is this true?
2)I've already applied Voodoo to it, can i apply OCLF too and Super I/O if its not already there?
3) Will having more than 1 lagfix cause any problems? I'll only do it if people tell me that all 3 are good, and won't cause problems.
4)will it use more battery? or the same amount?
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bobbbb said:
1. I'm not sure, but possible, either way it doesn't matter.
2. You can NOT apply multiple lag fixes, they'll just overwrite each other. A Lag fix is not necessarily a "fix". Your system uses RFS (which is slow) at default. A Lag fix changes that to either EXT2 (using OCLF) or EXT4 (voodoo) in simple.
3. Thus, you cannot have multiple lag fixes, it won't work.
4. No, using a "lagfix" won't use more battery, it's just changing your system, not running an app. Although using Super IO and voodoo *might* drain more battery, the extra drain is minute and not enough to cause alarm.
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thats all i needed to know thanks so much!
On the website where you download Ginger Clone it says Super I/O is already in it, but people still apply VooDoo, so yeah... thanks
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Pretty much just as stated above RFS is a "slow" file system. Ext2 is the "fastest" while ext4 is faster than rfs but a little slower than ext2. So why use ext4 over ext2? Because ext4 is still hella fast and extremely safer than ext2. Ext4 uses journaling; what that means is if your phone randomly crashes all your data will be intact. Multiple crashes on ext2 can lead to corrupt data which won't permanently destroy your phone, but losing your angry birds progress would really suck. In my opinion ext4 is the only way to go, but feel free to test them all out and decide for yourself.
Oh, and the deal with Eugene's Super IO kernel is I'm pretty sure it has the .ko modules from the newly released 2.2.1 which greatly improves IO performance on RFS. While it is a vast improvement, ext4 (and ext2 for that matter) will still top IO performance hands down.
Guys I'm running ginger clone R2 and i flashed a JL5 modem. So i want to flash a voodoo, which one here is compatible with the ROM?
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JK2+Voodoo http://dl.project-voodoo.org/stock+...k+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJK2-unsigned-update.zip
JK6+Voodoo http://dl.project-voodoo.org/stock+...k+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJK6-unsigned-update.zip
JL1+Voodoo http://dl.project-voodoo.org/stock+...k+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJL1-unsigned-update.zip
JL4+Voodoo http://dl.project-voodoo.org/stock+...k+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJL4-unsigned-update.zip
JL5+Voodoo http://dl.project-voodoo.org/stock+...k+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJL5-unsigned-update.zip
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Hello
I've got a problem
well I'm using the Setcpu app and i've got everything to work and it's overclocking my LG Optimus t to 806MHz but sometimes it crashed the phone completely and I have to take the battery out because it's completely unresponsive.
dose anyone know what's the problem because I know my phone can do 806MHz but it just crashed after a hour or so.
Your phone obviously can't handle it. Set it to a lower clock speed. This is normal in overclocking. Not all copies of the same hardware are capable of the same speeds.
dam ok ill try 800MHz that might help
You should read about these things before you make any changes..... 730mhz is the stable clock speed that has been tested.
yh well I am new to Android so I don't know everything.
Dont push your CPU to do frequencies it cant. Unless of course you want an expensive paperweight.
748 Mhz is more than enough overclock. Infact Stick to 729MHz.
The simple rule for OC is to increase freq step by step. Increase one step. Test if its stable. If it is then increase one more step. Test again. If not stable decrease to the last stable state.
is it must root ur phone then can overclock the processor ?
yes but once you've rooted your phone and you've got a overclock app EG: setcpu.
but if it's not letting go past your phones original cpu frequency then you will need a to install a custom kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=901247
That link will take you to a selection of kernels you can chose from.
Then put the ZIP file on the root of your SD card.
Then you will need to install it via your custom recovery mode and install it from your SD card.
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yes but once you've rooted your phone and you've got a overclock app EG: setcpu.
but if it's not letting go past your phones original cpu frequency then you will need a to install a custom kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=901247
That link will take you to a selection of kernels you can chose from.
Then put the ZIP file on the root of your SD card.
Then you will need to install it via your custom recovery mode and install it from your SD card.
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okays,thx for ur explanation
will flashing void echo custom rom once i buy new microsd
but,once i buy microsd
how i flash ??
copy all content on current stock microsd to new microsd ??
http://tablet-crunch.blogspot.com/2011/01/video-tutorial-how-to-root-install.html
Check this video i did it this way and it went smoothly.
And my phone only gets a 948mHz max overclock.
Mike Shinoda said:
http://tablet-crunch.blogspot.com/2011/01/video-tutorial-how-to-root-install.html
Check this video i did it this way and it went smoothly.
And my phone only gets a 948mHz max overclock.
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I hope you meant 748!
Else its Snapdragon territory!
i'm running virtuous unity ROM on my htc inspire 4g. i'm trying to underclock my phone to save battery. i read info on this from this webpage on xda:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14529333&postcount=5
in the 'wake governor' file, its originally set to 'ondemand'. i'd like to edit it to save battery, but not to kill too much smooth performance. below are the options given. can you please rank the the following in terms of performance and battery life? and which is the best for my needs?
- SavagedZen
- Scary
- smartass
- interactive
- conservative
- userspace
- ondemand
- performance
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There's now smartass v2, has all the benefits of smartass(no set cpu required, v. quick swiych of freq. after screen on/boot) but also v. stable. It's built in to my custom kernel (xperi arc) but google it
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sinkster said:
There's now smartass v2, has all the benefits of smartass(no set cpu required, v. quick swiych of freq. after screen on/boot) but also v. stable. It's built in to my custom kernel (xperi arc) but google it
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hi, sinkster.. thanks for the reply. but i really dont know what these terms mean. can you tell me what ranking they have on a scale from 1 to 10 in terms of battery life and also in terms of perfomance?
this is importsnt for me to decide what to set my phone at. especially when i want to save battery but at the same time, not sacrifice performance. thanks.
trapzz said:
hi, sinkster.. thanks for the reply. but i really dont know what these terms mean. can you tell me what ranking they have on a scale from 1 to 10 in terms of battery life and also in terms of perfomance?
this is importsnt for me to decide what to set my phone at. especially when i want to save battery but at the same time, not sacrifice performance. thanks.
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The rom your running has its own custom kernel, which still only has the original smartass governor, which the thread you posted a link to talks about the flaws of it and came up with their own solution to bypass those flaws. There is a newer version of the smartass governor that fixes those flaws, so you dont have to manually edit the files that the thread is talking about doing, like your trying to do. In order to get the new version of the smartass governor, the developer of the kernel that your rom's dev. is using has to update it (i would recommend searching the forum for the original thread of the kernel). Or you could find another kernel that will work with your current rom but is also updated that includes the new smartass governor. As for the differences of the profiles, Smartass seems to be the most complex but best option for saving alot of battery while not affecting performance of the phone. It saves battery while the screen is off, and when the phone doesnt need to use its cpu fully. It basically learns and throttles between the cpu frequencies you have set based on phone usage while always using the bare minimum frequency while the screen is off and when no applications are being used and a higher/highest frequency you have set for when your using applications so they still run smooth. I would recommend getting Setcpu, it will detect what frequencies your phone is capable of and will allow you to set the smartass governor and the min/max frequencies for it to throttle between. I would also search your Rom's thread and the Kernel's thread(if there is one) to see what the min/max frequency people are having pleasant experiences with.
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The rom your running has its own custom kernel, which still only has the original smartass governor, which the thread you posted a link to talks about the flaws of it and came up with their own solution to bypass those flaws. There is a newer version of the smartass governor that fixes those flaws, so you dont have to manually edit the files that the thread is talking about doing, like your trying to do. In order to get the new version of the smartass governor, the developer of the kernel that your rom's dev. is using has to update it (i would recommend searching the forum for the original thread of the kernel). Or you could find another kernel that will work with your current rom but is also updated that includes the new smartass governor. As for the differences of the profiles, Smartass seems to be the most complex but best option for saving alot of battery while not affecting performance of the phone. It saves battery while the screen is off, and when the phone doesnt need to use its cpu fully. It basically learns and throttles between the cpu frequencies you have set based on phone usage while always using the bare minimum frequency while the screen is off and when no applications are being used and a higher/highest frequency you have set for when your using applications so they still run smooth. I would recommend getting Setcpu, it will detect what frequencies your phone is capable of and will allow you to set the smartass governor and the min/max frequencies for it to throttle between. I would also search your Rom's thread and the Kernel's thread(if there is one) to see what the min/max frequency people are having pleasant experiences with.
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hi, Synergies14.. i truly do appreciate your in depth info. i got 3 questions:
1) you suggested i use 'smartass' as the best option to save battery life. but dont you think that this option sounds like a battery draining option?
2) you suggest i use smartass as the best option for increasing battery life. i set 'smartass' as the option for wake governor. should i also apply it to sleep governor? the sleep governor is currently set to conservative. let me know.
3) can you explain rank each of the 8 terms in terms of battery life and perfomance?
thank you. i appreciate it.
trapzz said:
hi, Synergies14.. i truly do appreciate your in depth info. i got 3 questions:
1) you suggested i use 'smartass' as the best option to save battery life. but dont you think that this option sounds like a battery draining option?
2) you suggest i use smartass as the best option for increasing battery life. i set 'smartass' as the option for wake governor. should i also apply it to sleep governor? the sleep governor is currently set to conservative. let me know.
3) can you explain rank each of the 8 terms in terms of battery life and perfomance?
thank you. i appreciate it.
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Trapzz, my apologies for not responding to your post back on the 17th. As to question 1, the answer is no. The smartass governor throttles your cpu frequency based on the min/max frequencies you have set in Setcpu for when the screen is off, even if the screen is on and your not using any performance hog apps. The smartass governor is alot better at throttling between the frequencies than any of the other governors. For example, while your screen is off, it will have the cpu using the minimum frequency, even if the screen is on and your looking at text messages, it will only raise the frequency untill the text messages load and then it will scale back down after its done loading. Other governors keep the frequency raised the whole time your in your text messages, even after its loaded, untill you exit it and turn the screen off.
As for question 2, you shouldnt have any profiles set while using the smartass governor, as how the smartass governor works, you dont need any profiles set. Smartass takes care of it all on its own.
As for question 3, im not exactly sure how to rank each governor based on performance/battery life besides other than conservative is used for battery life, and performance is for performance and not saving battery. But with how smartass works, its auto scales the frequencies automatically. Its the best for saving battery, but its also best for performance as it scales to the highest frequency you have set and keeps it there for as long as your app needs it.
Hope i helped answer what you were asking! If you need anything else or any other questions feel free to reply or shoot me a personal message.
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Synergies14 said:
Trapzz, my apologies for not responding to your post back on the 17th.
As for question 2, you shouldnt have any profiles set while using the smartass governor, as how the smartass governor works, you dont need any profiles set. Smartass takes care of it all on its own.
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hi, Synergies14.. thanks for getting back to me.. no need to apologize, but thanks anyway.
you said that i shouldnt set any profile while using the smartass governor. i'm a bit confused. what exactly do you mean? do you mean that i shouldnt enter any values for the 3 wake and sleep states?
and do you also mean that i shouldnt set 'smartass' for sleep governor?
trapzz said:
hi, Synergies14.. thanks for getting back to me.. no need to apologize, but thanks anyway.
you said that i shouldnt set any profile while using the smartass governor. i'm a bit confused. what exactly do you mean? do you mean that i shouldnt enter any values for the 3 wake and sleep states?
and do you also mean that i shouldnt set 'smartass' for sleep governor?
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You are running Setcpu, correct?
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My apologies, it seems that your not, your actually manually editing files for it. I dont have access to a computer right now but i will soon and i will help you futher.
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trapzz said:
hi, Synergies14.. thanks for getting back to me.. no need to apologize, but thanks anyway.
you said that i shouldnt set any profile while using the smartass governor. i'm a bit confused. what exactly do you mean? do you mean that i shouldnt enter any values for the 3 wake and sleep states?
and do you also mean that i shouldnt set 'smartass' for sleep governor?
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Alright, i apologize, i got a bit confused myself there. Judging from your Rom and what the Devs of it say, DO NOT install setcpu like i have mentioned. You will need to install a terminal app. You can go to the market and search for the app "Android Terminal Emulator" and install it. Then in the terminal app, type in "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors" (without the quotation marks) and that will give you a list of available governors to use. Tell me the list of governors it gives you. Then type in "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies". That will tell you the available Min/Max frequencies that your phone will allow. Tell me the list of frequencies that it gives you. Then i shall help you from there after providing that info to me.
A better option would be to undervolt by 25mv a time if ur kernel supports it
Synergies14 said:
You will need to install a terminal app. You can go to the market and search for the app "Android Terminal Emulator" and install it. Then in the terminal app, type in "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors" (without the quotation marks) and that will give you a list of available governors to use. Tell me the list of governors it gives you. Then type in "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies". That will tell you the available Min/Max frequencies that your phone will allow. Tell me the list of frequencies that it gives you. Then i shall help you from there after providing that info to me.
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hi synergies.. below are the available governors and frequencies on my phone:
governors:
SavagedZen
Scary
smartass
interactive
conservative
userspace
ondemand
performance
freqs:
245760 368640 768000 1024000 825600 844800 864000 883200 902400 921600 940800 960000 979200 998400 1017600 1036800 1056000 1075200 1094400 1113600 1132800 1152000 1171200 1190400 1209600 1228800 1248000 1267200 1286400 1305600 1324800 1344000 1363200 1382400 1401600 1420800 1440000 1459200 1478400 1497600 1516800 1536000 1555200 1574400 1593600 1612800 1632000 1651200 1670400 1689600 1708800
Actually can you update your Rom first? if you haven't updated it, there is an update for it that came out a few days ago, before we do anything i want to make sure you have the latest piece of the software.(updating might actually help with the call vibration issue your having too). If you update it, tell me if you have a custom kernel installed or if you leave it with the stock kernel that the rom uses. The type of kernel you use will affect your available frequencies and also if everything is outdated. After you update your Rom, look to see if there is a program on there called "Daemon Controller". If not, then follow this link http://bit.ly/oDeBtV and install the .apk on your phone. This is the new graphical UI for changing and managing your virtuous_oc so you dont have to manually edit the files yourself.
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Actually can you update your Rom first? if you haven't updated it, there is an update for it that came out a few days ago, before we do anything i want to make sure you have the latest piece of the software.(updating might actually help with the call vibration issue your having too). If you update it, tell me if you have a custom kernel installed or if you leave it with the stock kernel that the rom uses. The type of kernel you use will affect your available frequencies and also if everything is outdated. After you update your Rom, look to see if there is a program on there called "Daemon Controller". If not, then follow this link http://bit.ly/oDeBtV and install the .apk on your phone. This is the new graphical UI for changing and managing your virtuous_oc so you dont have to manually edit the files yourself.
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hi synergies. the problem with the update to my rom (virtuous unity), is that its got some issues. but i'll install it. and hopefully i wont experience the same issues.
one other important thing.. how do i do a EXT4 wipe?
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trapzz said:
hi synergies. the problem with the update to my rom (virtuous unity), is that its got some issues. but i'll install it. and hopefully i wont experience the same issues.
one other important thing.. how do i do a EXT4 wipe?
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I recommend doing a full nand backup before upgrading so that way if you do run into any issues that you dont like, you can just restore from that nand backup. What Recovery are you using?
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I recommend doing a full nand backup before upgrading so that way if you do run into any issues that you dont like, you can just restore from that nand backup. What Recovery are you using?
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hi synergies.. i'm backing up through booting into recovery.
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hi synergies.. i'm backing up through booting into recovery.
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Thats good. I need to know what recovery your using so i can help you with doing a ext4 wipe.
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Thats good. I need to know what recovery your using so i can help you with doing a ext4 wipe.
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hi synergies.. i dont understand your question. the recovery i use is the one rooted users use... i boot into recovery and choose backup and restore and then backup my phone.
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hi synergies.. i dont understand your question. the recovery i use is the one rooted users use... i boot into recovery and choose backup and restore and then backup my phone.
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There are different types of recovery that have different names, when u boot into your recovery it should tell you the name and version of the recovery your using
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There are different types of recovery that have different names, when u boot into your recovery it should tell you the name and version of the recovery your using
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hi, synergies. i got clockworkmod revovery v3.0.2.5.
trapzz said:
hi, synergies. i got clockworkmod revovery v3.0.2.5.
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Alright, when you boot into recovery, as always, make a nand backup (as you've said you have already). When you wipe, please note that everything will be erased from your phone including all apps and settings, EVERYTHING. Also as a precaution, ALWAYS go into your contacts in your phone and select to export them to your SDcard. Then connect your phone to your computer and copy EVERYTHING thats on your sdcard to your computer (easily make a folder on your desktop, then select everything on your sdcard, copy it and paste it into the folder). This is so that all your contacts and all your pics/videos and your nand backup are backed up on your computer just incase the wiping process does completely wipe your sdcard (i highly doubt your sdcard will be erased, but its always good practice to take extreme caution as accidents do happen). Then copy the new Rom's zip file onto your sdcard.
*Once you have done all this, boot back into your recovery.
*From the main menu, select "wipe data/factory reset".
*Once that is done, select "wipe cache partition".
*Once that is done, select "mounts and storage".
*In that menu, select "format system".
*Once that is done, select "format data".
*Once that is done, select "format cache".
*Then, judging that you have ext4, i assume your sdcard is partitioned and has the ext on it, if you do, then select "format sd-ext".
*Then go back to the main menu.
*Select "advanced".
*Select "wipe dalvik cache".
*Return to the main menu. Now to install the rom!
*Select "install zip from sdcard".
*Select "choose zip from sdcard".
*A list will appear of the files on your sdcard, select the rom's zip from the list.
*It will ask to confirm installing the zip, go ahead and confirm.
*Once it is done installing, you should be back at the main menu, if not, navigate back to the main menu.
*Select "reboot system now" and you should now reboot into the new ROM. If you have any issues during this process with any of the steps let me know!
also, to get your contacts back into your phone, judging that your sdcard wasnt erased, go into your contacts and select to import from sdcard and you should be good to go!.
I installed Setcpu everything was working great till I lowered the the minimum Frequency to around 700MHZ & I checked the "Set On Boot". It started to reboot the phone continuously I went back unchecked the "Set on Boot" which helped but when I go back in Setcpu it would reboot again.
I tried setting the frequency to the max & it would freeze & reboot quicker. I tried putting the Setcpu safemode in the root of the sd card but it didnt do anything.
I uninstalled SetCpu & updated the RUU on my Rezound it solved the reboots & it seemed everything was running as normal until when the phone was auto-syncing the phone froze for about 10-seconds then everything was back to normal. I heard about flashing the .zip file but I don't know how & I'm not installing Setcpu again to find out.
I'm wondering if the freeze had anything to do with the SetCpu. Everything is deleted once you update the RUU so I don't believe there should be any left over files from the SetCPU. I'm not sure if there on my sd card I was thinking of formatting the SD.
It would never freeze like that before I installed the new update but I never did have Setcpu installed once I got the phone. So I'm wondering if this problem lies with the Setcpu or the new RUU update for the Rezound which is 2.01.605.11?
Probably SetCPU, if you tweak the setting too much (or putting it in awkward settings) it can create errors.
Might have to do with which kernel you are running. Some kernels, such as dsb, play better with certain cpu apps. dsb likes Antutu CPU Master.
Hmm could be something on the user side like kernel or perhaps if you installed a bad downloaded stock rom because I have have been using setcpu since day one with no errors on stock kernel on any rom. If you had a kernel installed prior it may still be installed which allows the cpu to ramp up to unstable speeds such as >1512 mhz.
Even if you were to try set an OC kernel to stable speeds, it will always ramp up to highest speeds, even higher than set. All in all, I would recommend to reflash stock kernel and made sure to flash boot.img which is most important. Hope this helps!
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Might have to do with which kernel you are running. Some kernels, such as dsb, play better with certain cpu apps. dsb likes Antutu CPU Master.
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eh, dsb hasn't given me problems with SetCPU.
Weird
I only use setCPU, I have all the other ones too just about but they are all uninstalled because they usually just don't work as well, I use incredicontrol for undervolting, and that's it. Dsbs works with incredicontrol too... The kernel could be the issue and not the app but who knows