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[East2West]

Not sure if this has been done, but I've recompiled the overclock modules from whirlyeyes over at

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Testing working using the deodexed stock rom.

Init.d Install
Doesn't look like these work anymore. Follow the guide

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to enable init.d or use scriptmanager to load the modules. [Only follow step 2]

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**UPDATE***

Added cm10.1 kexec modules. You can use the same Init.d install.

I also added a link to whirleyeyes Tweakerz.apk that acts as a front end GUI For overclocking. Changes will not persist on reboot but it can help when you are trying to dial in the best settings.

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Example Script

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[nailbomb3]

Much thanks!

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[Einsteindks]

Great fodder for an overclock/undervolt tutorial, yes? Hint hint

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[nailbomb3]

Will this work for hash codes current kexec stuff?

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[iaminflames]

^^^^^^^

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[iaminflames]

I tried it on hashcodes cm10.1 builds and it changes nothing.

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[iamhugger]

modules added but no script to oc

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[East2West]

I tried it on hashcodes cm10.1 builds and it changes nothing.

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Updated post with new modules for cm10.1

[East2West]

modules added but no script to oc

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Left that out on purpose. You can use either script manager to run on boot or add a new file to the init.d folder

[iaminflames]

Tried out the kexec modules and they worked like a charm! Thanks!

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[nailbomb3]

Hot damn! Thanks!

I seem to remember doing it on my. DROID 2 but how do you enable init on a stock rooted Ron?

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[iamhugger]

Left that out on purpose. You can use either script manager to run on boot or add a new file to the init.d folder

u dirty dog, cool, thanks for ur work

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[iaminflames]

First day using the modules on cm10.1 with the pegasusq gov and sio scheduler I get no deep sleep.

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[East2West]

First day using the modules on cm10.1 with the pegasusq gov and sio scheduler I get no deep sleep.

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Your best bet would be to contact whirlyeyes over at xda. I'm not sure how the modules are coded. I only recompiled

[dtomlin]

Mines going right into deep sleep with that combo

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[Maxxaholic]

Downloaded and will try it out at some point today thanks!

Edit: I should be getting ready for work, but couldn't wait LOL. The governors loaded up perfectly

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[East2West]

Hot damn! Thanks!

I seem to remember doing it on my. DROID 2 but how do you enable init on a stock rooted Ron?

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Just install the init.d zip and copy your start up scripts to /system/etc/init.d/ with executable permissions.

[ZKK007]

What are you using to maintain the freq? I have init.d scripts and have found I need to run it in smanager with SU and then I have to use set CPU to set it and create a profile to enable it during screen on times. This is because the frequencies will revert to minimums when the screen has been off for a few minutes.

What permissions are you using for the script? And what app are you using to set the frequencies? Just wanting to know if there is an easier way

[East2West]

What are you using to maintain the freq? I have init.d scripts and have found I need to run it in smanager with SU and then I have to use set CPU to set it and create a profile to enable it during screen on times. This is because the frequencies will revert to minimums when the screen has been off for a few minutes.

What permissions are you using for the script? And what app are you using to set the frequencies? Just wanting to know if there is an easier way

Hmm. looks like the init.d file i posted wasn't working. Updated original post with a link to a different method of enabling it as well as an example script to use. I haven't come across the frequency problem though. I keep my frequencies the same but change the voltages, but I'll keep an eye out to see if they revert. Permissions can be set with

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and I use the tweakerz app to change voltages and frequencies. Try and load your modules outside of it though using init.d or script manager as it crashed for me when inserting cpu_control.ko

[GodfatherIP]

So to use this we simply flash the update.zip in safestrap and then use script manager (or a script placed in init.d for settings on boot) to load the kernel modules and set the frequencies/voltages using a script similar to the one you posted above, right?