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I said I knew I could get it for free you mis.. uh... misread(?) Me................ I'm already at 1.1 ghz, running the latest liquid, i don't want to install an app to go, .1 faster. I guess it's sorta greedy, but I just want the best battery life with minimal apps.
I want to make smartmod default governor but I've been having issues with it...It fails to compile every time i set it as default, I have to figure out the problem to fix it but been kinda busy lately...
I just tried to install the 250-1000 on LGB 1.4.2 and I got stuck in a boot loop. It would make it all the way into the desktop and within a minute it would reboot.
I said I knew I could get it for free you mis.. uh... misread(?) Me................ I'm already at 1.1 ghz, running the latest liquid, i don't want to install an app to go, .1 faster. I guess it's sorta greedy, but I just want the best battery life with minimal apps.
It did work fine with 1100, it just got kind of hot when my son was playing birds for a half an hour. I thought I'd drop it down a notch and see if the 1000 didn't get so hot with prolonged use.
It did work fine with 1100, it just got kind of hot when my son was playing birds for a half an hour. I thought I'd drop it down a notch and see if the 1000 didn't get so hot with prolonged use.
Is there really anything different about the 1000 kernel other than what is found in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/*
Could I effectively make this kernel into a 1000 kernel by modifying the scaling_max_freq, scaling_available_frequencies & cpu_max_freq? Or is it more than that?
You can edit those files, but no it won't become a 1000 kernel... Editing those files will do the same thing that apps like setcpu & droid overclock do, set how you want the kernel to run. IMO it would be much easier to just use an app to adjust
I would suggest trying the 1000 again, if it still doesn't work try the 900. Im currently on an 800 and there isnt much of a noticable difference between this and the 1100 besides benchmark results.
You can edit those files, but no it won't become a 1000 kernel... Editing those files will do the same thing that apps like setcpu & droid overclock do, set how you want the kernel to run. IMO it would be much easier to just use an app to adjust
I would suggest trying the 1000 again, if it still doesn't work try the 900. Im currently on an 800 and there isnt much of a noticable difference between this and the 1100 besides benchmark results.
Alright, I'll give it 1000 another shot and then try 900.
I installed using RZR as my recovery and I seem to remember him saying something about how he does special stuff when installing kernels, could this have something to do with it or am I crazy?
You can edit those files, but no it won't become a 1000 kernel... Editing those files will do the same thing that apps like setcpu & droid overclock do, set how you want the kernel to run. IMO it would be much easier to just use an app to adjust
I would suggest trying the 1000 again, if it still doesn't work try the 900. Im currently on an 800 and there isnt much of a noticable difference between this and the 1100 besides benchmark results.
Alright, I'll give it 1000 another shot and then try 900.
I installed using RZR as my recovery and I seem to remember him saying something about how he does special stuff when installing kernels, could this have something to do with it or am I crazy?