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[lurch81]

What Is the white/black list caller ignore feature and how do you use it?

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[webeougher]

If I'm understanding what you're saying correctly, usually you can long press on a pic and it will bring up a list of options and you can select save attached to SD card or something along those lines. Is that what you're asking about?

That is correct. And I'd prefer not to use Handcent, as I've tried it in the past and I just don't care for it. For now, I'm using Save MMS from the Market. It's not an ideal solution, but it's better than losing my photos/videos.

 

[crackedvenom]

noob question. ive been flashing roms for awhile and sometimes setcpu does seem to mess things up. if i dont want to use setcpu, and i install a kernel, say 250 is the low, and high 1100mhz, how would i make it 1ghz. or what does it default to?

 

[xformulax]

noob question. ive been flashing roms for awhile and sometimes setcpu does seem to mess things up. if i dont want to use setcpu, and i install a kernel, say 250 is the low, and high 1100mhz, how would i make it 1ghz. or what does it default to?

i was going to ask too, i dont want to use setcpu, but without it the phone is running 600-700mhz

1100 quadrant without setcpu
over 1400 with setcpu and slayher 1000

What Is the white/black list caller ignore feature and how do you use it?

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menu->settings->personal->dnd mode

 

[Mr. Orange 645]

If we change kernels, i.e. to a Slayher 1200, but don't want to use setCPU to overclock that kernel, is there any other way to over clock it?

 

[Dj Carpenter]

If I'm understanding what you're saying correctly, usually you can long press on a pic and it will bring up a list of options and you can select save attached to SD card or something along those lines. Is that what you're asking about?

That is correct. And I'd prefer not to use Handcent, as I've tried it in the past and I just don't care for it. For now, I'm using Save MMS from the Market. It's not an ideal solution, but it's better than losing my photos/videos.

I mean to use it just for saving MMS. But, I understand. I wouldn't want to have to download an alternate program for something that is usually includes either. Just throwing this out there, there is also chompSMS if you haven't tried that. I don't care for it but to each his own.

noob question. ive been flashing roms for awhile and sometimes setcpu does seem to mess things up. if i dont want to use setcpu, and i install a kernel, say 250 is the low, and high 1100mhz, how would i make it 1ghz. or what does it default to?

I'm just guessing here, but, I'm thinking that maybe you can download SetCPU, set the min and max of your choice and then be able to uninstall it and it keep the highs and lows you selected. I could be completely wrong but to me, it seems like it might work.

EDIT: You could also try Droid Overclock. It's another paid overclocking app but it might work better for you than SetCPU. Plus it has many extra options like ad blocker and what not.

 

[Mr. Orange 645]

I'm looking for native overclocking abilities. Or perhaps editing the build.prop to set the default higher? I'm just not sure what to look for, or what to change it to once I find it.

 

[Dj Carpenter]

I'm looking for native overclocking abilities. Or perhaps editing the build.prop to set the default higher? I'm just not sure what to look for, or what to change it to once I find it.

I have seen someone talk about how to do this. It was in one of the earlier versions of MIUI but it should work just the same. All you're doing is going inside and setting the min and max and you can even set the governor. If I knew which version it was or where it was I would post it but that's a lot of searching to do but if you're up for it, you can. He tells you where to go and shows you exactly what to type in the post.

 

[Mr. Orange 645]

I'll take a look. I bet it was Zero...I think I remember him mentioning altering the build.prop for just such a purpose. I'll search his posts. Thanks.

 

[Dj Carpenter]

I'll take a look. I bet it was Zero...I think I remember him mentioning altering the build.prop for just such a purpose. I'll search his posts. Thanks.

It might've been him. I was thinking it was that guy t4bama or something along those lines but I could be wrong. I don't exactly remember. The only thing about the script I remember is how you set the frequency. Like, you put 80000 or 800, or 1200000 for 1.2. That isn't exactly accurate but it's like that. A serious of numbers. But yeah, no problem

 

[Sturge[Droid]]

highest benchmarks yet! you guys are awesome!!

 

[xformulax]

highest benchmarks yet! you guys are awesome!!

i'm guessing they're over 1600, but i cant see anything.

I'll take a look. I bet it was Zero...I think I remember him mentioning altering the build.prop for just such a purpose. I'll search his posts. Thanks.

It might've been him. I was thinking it was that guy t4bama or something along those lines but I could be wrong. I don't exactly remember. The only thing about the script I remember is how you set the frequency. Like, you put 80000 or 800, or 1200000 for 1.2. That isn't exactly accurate but it's like that. A serious of numbers. But yeah, no problem

should be in init.rc just wish there was a mini guide.

 

[publicanimal]

should be in init.rc just wish there was a mini guide.

It's not init.rc, if you edit those values they will just reset themselves when you reboot.

I believe that you edit the values in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq

 

[ZeroBarrier]

Yes, it was me. Here you go.

Just edit the 99complete file located in "/system/etc/init.d/" and include the following lines for the value you wish to change at startup.

To change your CPU maximum:
echo "xxxxxxx" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

To change you CPU minimum:
echo "xxxxxxx" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq

To change your scaling governor:
echo "yyyyyy" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

Change the x's to be you max:

800000 = 800Mhz
900000 = 900Mhz
1000000 = 1Ghz
1100000 = 1.1Ghz
1200000 = 1.2Ghz

Change the y's to be whatever governor you wish to use (such as interactive). The default is ondemand, so if you don't include that line, that's what the governor will be.

If you need any further help with this, just let me know.

 

[xformulax]

Yes, it was me. Here you go.

Just edit the 99complete file located in "/system/etc/init.d/" and include the following lines for the value you wish to change at startup.

To change your CPU maximum:
echo "xxxxxxx" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

To change you CPU minimum:
echo "xxxxxxx" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq

To change your scaling governor:
echo "yyyyyy" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

Change the x's to be you max:

800000 = 800Mhz
900000 = 900Mhz
1000000 = 1Ghz
1100000 = 1.1Ghz
1200000 = 1.2Ghz

Change the y's to be whatever governor you wish to use (such as interactive). The default is ondemand, so if you don't include that line, that's what the governor will be.

If you need any further help with this, just let me know.

thank you, will these values be retained after reboot?