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[mjs27541]

Is anyone aware of a method to overclock stock JB on the Bionic? I had previously used Whirleyes extra kernel modules on .246 successfully, but that method does bad things to my phone on 98.72.22 (soft brick).  I'm one of the unlucky ones that didn't get the bump to 1.2 ghz with the ICS update, and would love to be able to bump up to 1.2.

[twinkyz1979]

take a look around i think there may be one in the thread about swap for the bionic

 

 

scratch that i maybe wrong. (I thought this was posted in the swap thread which some of it was but i guess the file host is no longer active so here you go)

 

 

TRY THIS IF NOT SCARED I CAN'T SAY IT WILL WORK FOR EVERYONE

 

This is what I put together a while back and it works for me although i use setcpu with it.

 

1.  Flash this first to install init.d

 

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2.  Then flash this to install the files library and other files needed.

 

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3.  Next flash this to install the 1.2ghz OC

 

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Now you should be able to use setcpu to lock in the OC

 

 

To uninstall everything done above follow these steps.

 

1.  Flash this file to remove the governors and such.

 

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2.  Flash this to remove the init.d support from your phone.

 

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There now everything should be back to stock.

 

 

As always I, nor anyone here, are responsible for you Bricking or otherwise #@*&!$% up

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[mjs27541]

Awesome thanks!

[SirEagle]

Awesome thanks!

Let us know how twinkyz1979 method works for you.

[mjs27541]

No dice, soft brick. Sigh.

[eye__dea]

No dice, soft brick. Sigh.

On which part? I have not looked at the files, but I can help. Blurry has init.d and can/is overclocked with modules loaded.

[mjs27541]

Not sure specifically which zip shuts me down I haven't tested them individually. Just tried bytecode's new kexec kernel too. Same result.

[eye__dea]

Not sure specifically which zip shuts me down I haven't tested them individually. Just tried bytecode's new kexec kernel too. Same result.

Let me know which part.

[mjs27541]

Will do. Probably won't have time to test them one by one until later tonight. Thanks.

[mjs27541]

Its the governors that are screwing me up. I flashed the init.d zip then rebooted into stock with no issues. Flashed the governors zip and soft bricked.

[eye__dea]

Okay.  Lets first make sure init.d is working.

Flash this...

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  It is the overclock script.

Check it with setCPU or noFrills to see if your at 1200.

[mjs27541]

Init.d must not be working. I can flash the zip and it doesn't cause any boot issues but the highest clock speed no frills allows is still 1 GHz. I'm at the edge of my skill set here, so I don't know what to do next. Thanks for all of your help.

[eye__dea]

Let me make it easy for you.

 

Flash this...

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It has the init.d, governors (pegasusq and sio set at boot), and overlock.

[mjs27541]

That did the trick. Still had to run a script in ROM Toolbox that I had setup on ICS to set the clock frequency above 1 ghz, but the important thing is it worked. Thanks for making this so easy!

[eye__dea]

That did the trick. Still had to run a script in ROM Toolbox that I had setup on ICS to set the clock frequency above 1 ghz, but the important thing is it worked. Thanks for making this so easy!

The OC script is there.  Might of needed a reboot or something.

[mjs27541]

Could be. Either way it works now. Thanks again!

[kc69]

This should work on flying jelly too right?

[kc69]

Did not work on fj.

[mjs27541]

You might need to run some of the scripts manually. That's what I had to do to get it working. Specifically the 96 modules and 27 oc scripts.

[kc69]

ok had to mount rw, then changed owner to 0-root. and there they were .