[ROM] Eclipse ICS for droid 4

[gordy54321]

Overclocking Question:
Just had a quick question on getting the overclocking feature to work. If I run the D4clock1200.zip first in safestrap and then install the speedscript after, I should be all set to go correct? I would not need any other apps like "setcpu" or do anything else?

 

[myfishbear]

Overclocking Question:
Just had a quick question on getting the overclocking feature to work. If I run the D4clock1200.zip first in safestrap and then install the speedscript after, I should be all set to go correct? I would not need any other apps like "setcpu" or do anything else?

setcpu is still recomended to set the govener to hotplug and scheduer to noop

 

[orangechoochoo]

Correct, flash OC then speedscript. I prefer you use SetCPU so you can change the governor. I also noticed when I flash an OC the max speed is set to 300, so in SetCPU you just move the max frequency slider all the way up and reboot.

MyFishBear, is there any disadvantage to loading the 1400 OC script and just using the frequency slider in SetCPU to lower the frequency instead of flashing an OC script everytime I want to change the clock speed?

 

[myfishbear]

Digging the AOSP themeing on the blur dialer. Hated the way the stock dialer looked, much prefer the AOSP goodness.

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ty i did too... just had to change it

I wanted to do this too. The icons are in SystemUI.APK. What I'm guessing I do is replace the icons and then zip all of the SystemUI folders into a zip archive and name it SystemUI.APK. How do I install the APK with the new icons onto my phone?

stick it in my rom and flash it again.

I was getting really fed up with apps that only believe in The One True /sdcard and wouldn't let me use my actual (32gb) card. so I shuffled the mount-points around, and have made a flashable patch.

What this does:
By default the external (actual) SD card is mounted to /mnt/sdcard-ext and the internal 8gb "SD card" is mounted to /mnt/sdcard - and symlinks at /sdcard-ext and /sdcard point to those mounts.
There are a couple environment variables that I think every app ignores - EXTERNAL_STORAGE=/mnt/sdcard and SECONDARY_STORAGE=/mnt/sdcard-ext

With my patch the external card is mounted to /mnt/sdcard, and the internal card is mounted to /mnt/sdcard-int, with symlinks at /sdcard, /sdcard-ext, and (this was the hard part) /mnt/sdcard-ext all pointing to the external card, and with /sdcard-int pointing to the internal of course.
I also set EXTERNAL_STORAGE=/mnt/sdcard and SECONDARY_STORAGE=/mnt/sdcard-int in case something actually listens and offers the choice

I did it this way so that all my existing configurations that I had managed to set to /sdcard-ext and /mnt/sdcard-ext will still work, a simple swap would have been much easier, but I got this working how I want and am happy.

myfishbear, if you would like to host this on your server alongside the other optional patches, I would be honored

I have also attached the undo patch which restores back the default.

Notes:
This does not of course actually move or copy any data from one card to another, you will want to manually manage that before applying the patch. (And I recommend moving all apps installed to the SD to the phone, because otherwise I assume they will just vanish when the cards move around)

Like every other patch, after flashing a new version of Eclipse, you will need to re-apply it.

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im going to upload it shortly ty !

 

[myfishbear]

Correct, flash OC then speedscript. I prefer you use SetCPU so you can change the governor. I also noticed when I flash an OC the max speed is set to 300, so in SetCPU you just move the max frequency slider all the way up and reboot.

MyFishBear, is there any disadvantage to loading the 1400 OC script and just using the frequency slider in SetCPU to lower the frequency instead of flashing an OC script everytime I want to change the clock speed?

nope that works fine

 

[myfishbear]

have you tried undervolting 1375?

all of em are undervolted except the stock 1200 profile. the only part that is pumped up is 1375hivolt clock.

 

[ndd]

Correct, flash OC then speedscript. I prefer you use SetCPU so you can change the governor. I also noticed when I flash an OC the max speed is set to 300, so in SetCPU you just move the max frequency slider all the way up and reboot.

MyFishBear, is there any disadvantage to loading the 1400 OC script and just using the frequency slider in SetCPU to lower the frequency instead of flashing an OC script everytime I want to change the clock speed?

a similar question: is there anything special about the speeds that are in a given OC? for instance, 1375oc has 300, 600, 900, 1100, and 1375. could that be changed to, say, 300, 600, 900, 1200, and 1375? I guess the voltage for the 1200 slot would have to be increased above that of the 1100 slot, but would it work otherwise? can we set pretty much any speed that we like if the corresponding voltage works?

 

[gordy54321]

Thank you,
I installed setcpu and set the govenor, it works great.
One more question:
would you have any advice as how to get the hdmi out working correctly? I have a min hdmi to regular one and when I try to display it on a tv it either gets no signal or a very distorted signal with alot of static on the screen with zero sound.
Thanks again

 

[sean9721]

stick it in my rom and flash it again.

Thank you sir. I figured that out last night, but thought there might be a simpler way.

 

[myfishbear]

Thank you,
I installed setcpu and set the govenor, it works great.
One more question:
would you have any advice as how to get the hdmi out working correctly? I have a min hdmi to regular one and when I try to display it on a tv it either gets no signal or a very distorted signal with alot of static on the screen with zero sound.
Thanks again

hdmi works fine 4 me are sure the wire is good?

 

[ndd]

all of em are undervolted except the stock 1200 profile. the only part that is pumped up is 1375hivolt clock.

I was asking because 1375 doesn't mention 'lv' or 'ulv'. from looking at the script, it appears to be 'lv'. how do you know what the stock voltages for higher speeds would be? I'm wondering how you figure out where to set the various undervoltages...

 

[myfishbear]

a similar question: is there anything special about the speeds that are in a given OC? for instance, 1375oc has 300, 600, 900, 1100, and 1375. could that be changed to, say, 300, 600, 900, 1200, and 1375? I guess the voltage for the 1200 slot would have to be increased above that of the 1100 slot, but would it work otherwise? can we set pretty much any speed that we like if the corresponding voltage works?

not really you can plug in anything u want just keep voltage under 1400... you can open up the script in the etc/int.d folder with notepad++ and mess with it there and flash it with new values

 

[myfishbear]

I was asking because 1375 doesn't mention 'lv' or 'ulv'. from looking at the script, it appears to be 'lv'. how do you know what the stock voltages for higher speeds would be? I'm wondering how you figure out where to set the various undervoltages...

keep putting it down till it becomes unstable and then pump it back up a bit lol. i use quadrant to see if it is stable.

 

[myfishbear]

Thank you sir. I figured that out last night, but thought there might be a simpler way.

you can use root explorer and copy it /system/app with rw-r-r permissions.

 

[ndd]

keep putting it down till it becomes unstable and then pump it back up a bit lol. i use quadrant to see if it is stable.

wow! I knew you were putting in a lot of time, but that's more than I thought! thanks!