[KERNEL] Kernel (deprimed_test) - Break It If You Can

[mightybrick]

How many slots are there to this kernel? Does it reach 1250mhz? Just curious.

It'll reach whatever frequencies and voltages you want, as long as your device can handle it. It's totally customizable.

 

[tdawg2008]

And I just edit the 20overclock file? Is that in the zip or on my phone? Sorry, I'm used to just downloading a pre-OC'd kernel

 

[mjones73]

It's included with the kernel and initially gets written to /system/bin/overclock. It's suggest you tweak it there and load it so that if you hit a bad value you can just reboot and the stock values with the kernel will load.

You can do that by running the overclock script from the command line.

su
overclock

Once your happy with the values, run /system/bin/primed and it will copy the script over to /system/etc/init.d so those values get loaded on boot.

See the 2nd post on this thread for the various scripts included with the kernel.

 

[droidkevlar]

ran the script to update to latest deprimed and now im in an endless reboot. =(

Also tried to dl the zip and apply via recovery....samething...i am on build #21...thank god I had the older kernel on me zip card cuz i did a rookie mistake and didnt make nand

I repeatedly tested the update script, try again but flash my declock zip first.

http://bit.ly/declock

Will try this once I get home. Thanks for your quick replies prime. Btw, on the version before this and after 8 hours, at 90% where before I be at 60%. Love it. Thanks again

 

[droidkevlar]

Stupid question: What is the difference between these 2?
1.) overclock

The overclock script will automatically load the overclock module and run my ULV overclock 250 - 900mhz script.

2.) primed

The primed script will create a 20overclock file in /etc/init.d/, execute the file, and kernel will boot up in ULV 250 - 900mhz until the deprimed script is ran.

 

[52brandon]

Stupid question: What is the difference between these 2?
1.) overclock

The overclock script will automatically load the overclock module and run my ULV overclock 250 - 900mhz script.

2.) primed

The primed script will create a 20overclock file in /etc/init.d/, execute the file, and kernel will boot up in ULV 250 - 900mhz until the deprimed script is ran.

Primed loads at boot

 

[jwd45244]

Stupid question: What is the difference between these 2?
1.) overclock

The overclock script will automatically load the overclock module and run my ULV overclock 250 - 900mhz script.

2.) primed

The primed script will create a 20overclock file in /etc/init.d/, execute the file, and kernel will boot up in ULV 250 - 900mhz until the deprimed script is ran.

overclock makse the phone overclocked until you reboot.
primed sets the overclocking to be re-enabled automatically upon reboot.

 

[danceswithbongs]

I just streamed three YouTube videos @ 450mhz...smooth as buttered silk.

Fair warning, I worked 40 years in the garment industry, and butter can really ruin silk.
But oddly silk cannot ruin butter.
ROFL
walkin the walk while tappin the talk
danceswithbongs

 

[outcast]

Just thought i'd post up.

Droid 1
Cyanogen #22

Deprimed Kernel

Running great, decent battery life, not much usage (occasional texting, web browsing, heavy bluetooth usage (music, calls, etc.) and forums)

Could use some tricks for better battery life. currently i'm running 900MHz top end, 450 Bottom end, with on demand governor.

 

[danceswithbongs]

outcast
drop the bottom slot down to 250 or 300 so it can use less when screens off and inactive.
plus on demand will drop to that if no need for more, and that will allow you to run at 200mhz lower thus saving more battery for when you need the higher cpu clock.
hope that will help.
Lower than 250 will possibly cause a slight lag on turning the screen back on so that is why it is my lowest slot.

 

[52brandon]

Just thought i'd post up.

Droid 1
Cyanogen #22

Deprimed Kernel

Running great, decent battery life, not much usage (occasional texting, web browsing, heavy bluetooth usage (music, calls, etc.) and forums)

Could use some tricks for better battery life. currently i'm running 900MHz top end, 450 Bottom end, with on demand governor.

Type:
Su
Primed

In terminal. Should make you run ultra low voltage instead of standard

 

[foxdog]

Man these kernels are amazing! My issue with youtube seems to be with only a few videos, probably related to the videos themselves.

 

[outcast]

Done both and will report back with a battery life test which i wil start tomorrow.

 

[prime]

these are my values...

Try this on for size.

echo "69" > /proc/overclock/max_vsel
echo "1100000" > /proc/overclock/max_rate

echo "6 250000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "1 250000000 28" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

echo "5 400000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "2 400000000 32" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

echo "4 600000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "3 600000000 42" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

echo "3 800000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "4 800000000 50" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

echo "2 900000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "5 900000000 60" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

echo "1 1000000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table
echo "6 1000000000 60" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

 

[prime]

Just thought i'd post up.

Droid 1
Cyanogen #22

Deprimed Kernel

Running great, decent battery life, not much usage (occasional texting, web browsing, heavy bluetooth usage (music, calls, etc.) and forums)

Could use some tricks for better battery life. currently i'm running 900MHz top end, 450 Bottom end, with on demand governor.

Type:
su
primed

In terminal. Should make you run ultra low voltage instead of standard

No uppercase, Linux is case sensitive (thank God).