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Requirements
Phone: Xperia M2 D2306
Android: 4.4.4
Compilation: 18.3.1.C.0.21
Warning:
This method has been tested overclock my xperia with open bootloader, you deveria test it in a locked bootloader xperia with it might work in other xperia M2 D2303/04
find the build.prop file and find the following lines
path: /system/build.prop
Code:
#property to set minimum frequency as 787Mhz by default
ro.min_freq=787000
modify and leave it with the following code
Code:
#property to set minimum frequency as 300Mhz by default
ro.min_freq=300000
download file that left attached at the end of post
move it to the /system/etc with the same permissions that has the same file that will replace
now just restart my xperia if you use an application that allows you to use the overclock you should do the following settings go to Applications downloaded application seeking to enter into force detention delete data and apply again overclock
screenshot before
screenshot after
kaiiori said:
find the build.prop file and find the following lines
path: /system/build.prop
Code:
#property to set minimum frequency as 787Mhz by default
ro.min_freq=787000
modify and leave it with the following code
Code:
#property to set minimum frequency as 300Mhz by default
ro.min_freq=300000
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First, I can't find those lines in my Build.prop. Also, I'm in stock 4.4.2, 18.3.C.0.39 and I see my cpu frecs goes from between 1.19Ghz to 300mhz by default. And I'm on stock kernel
Is this specific for 4.4.4 only?
and so it is for unlocked bootloader just what this mod mio causes the frequency detected by the cpu is 787mhz system default 300mhz but not as you say please see the screenshots before and after
Update script cpu freq
Related
rhg135 just made a nice D2 pad ROM for use on models with S/N D201209Bxxxxx with 1 gb of ram onboard
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-Features-
it has 120 line density
Google play - thanks to vampirefo
Recovery - thanks to vampirefo and rhg135
WiFi based gps - thanks to jimc3
all the bloat removed
kindle works
it has busybox and superuser
new launcher 2 which is snappier
also have an app pack for most files you want to reinstall (like flash player)
-instructions
make sure your on the oct update i have it on my server along with a copy of the original recovery
1. make sure the rom is on a external sd card.
2. flash it with rhg135's recovery (i made a recovery script pack with bat files for an easy install and adb drivers)
3. in recovery format everything except your sdcard. (this is under mounts and storage)
4. install rom
5. enjoy!
6. -optional- you need to reinstall recovery after you install this rom
files are here
http://omniimpact.com/android/roms/myfishbear/?dir=/DIIpad D201209Bxxxxx SN 1gb ram
-tips-
do not oc over 1.1 ghz it will mess your d2pad up (fried one @1.2ghz and returned it lol)
try no-frills cpu and set it to min clock 204mhz max clock 1.008ghz interactive gov with noop scheduler for longer battery life
don't update Netflix
use screen filter in play store to make the screen darker so you can save more power
-How to use recovery script-
Phablet UI
*DISCLAIMER* This is a dpi hack I found on the internet (most of you should already know this by know).
I am in no way whatsoever responsible for what it may do to your device (It's pretty safe. I've put up screenshots, haven't I?)
Remember to backup the dpi value.
Prerequisites:
ROM - I'm not sure. I use CM10. It works fine.
Application - Either a dpi changer from the market or a file explorer which allows access to /system
The steps (if you're using a file explorer)
Step 1: Open up the file explorer
Step 2: Navigate to /system
Step 3: Open up the build.prop file with the text editor (make a backup first)
Step 4: Go to ro.sf.lcd_density (which is located under ## Display, graphics) and change the value to 80 or 85
Step 5: Save the file
Step 6: Reboot
Now it should be like the phablet ui. If there's somethings that aren't there in the actual phablet ui, too bad, its just a dpi hack. To revert back to your normal phone mode, change the dpi to 160
Screenshots:
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If everything looks all small, it's your fault. Just kidding. It's because we changed the dpi, it's supposed to be like that.
Credits:
The guy who put up this tutorial on the internet
Aman Mehta - for his guidance
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Cool this mod!!! We haven't problems of screen scrolling in landscape way any more!! Yeah!!
Control each of Your Kernel options with widgets
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Some Custom Kernel features for Android devices are toggled by numbers in a small config file. For eg., the 'FastCharge' feature that is available in many kernels is enabled if a number '1' is entered in a specific file in the system memory. If the contents of the file is written as '0' then FastCharge is disabled. Unfortunately the ways in which this can be done are either through commands in terminal or with Apps that costs a lot.
With this app, one can specify the path of the file that needs to be changed, the values that needs to be cycled, along with the values/string that needs to be displayed in the widget for the corresponding toggle values.
Features:
-Custom file paths can be entered
-Custom toggle values can be used
Limitations:
-Only one instance of the widget can be used for now.
-No SDCard Permission is added, so does not work with SD Card files
-Yet to include root permissions to write to files that are in Read Only
As of now, it is pretty basic and lot of features will be added.
As usual all your comments/feedback are welcomed
You can also drop in your feedback @ [email protected]
Some SS:
Can i have attachement with this potentially VERY useful app, please?
I am not using google play or any other things like this.
pupakota said:
Can i have attachement with this potentially VERY useful app, please?
I am not using google play or any other things like this.
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Added the attachment as per your request Waiting for ur valuable comments and suggestions
Hi guys
This is my initiative to gather all informations, mods, twicks about this device.
The device was rooted using kingroot kinguser app
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And the first mod i offer is
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1- EXTERNAL SD CARD READ/WRITE PERMISSION
use es file explorer and goto path "/system/etc/permission". Open file named as "platform.xml". There inside do as in the following image.
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2- ADDED BUSYBOX SUPPORT
7-FEB-2016
download file from this link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByZiuaK2U388eW9Wbjc2amJZTUE/view?usp=docslist_api
And paste it inside "/system/xbin"
Change the permissions to "rwxr-xr-x".
Reboot and done.
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3- {FIXED} BLACK SCREEN AFTER CALL
9-FEB-2016
Paste these lines at last of build.prop
ro.lge.proximity.delay=25
mot.proximity.delay=25
Save and reboot.
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4- HD RESOLUTION AND TABLET FEATURES
18-FEB-2016
install terminal emulator and type the commands
su
wm size 720x1280
wm density 180
This is the hd resolution. Full hd is a very small resolution for lg max screen. I have spend time in getting the nearest possible hd resolution with larger and arranged text.
This resolution also opens tablet look and features in all system and user apps.
Drawback
1- screenshots cant be taken by using stock method
I will inform about all mods avilable as soon as i will discover them.
YOU CAN USE ANY SCHREENSHOT APP.
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Anybody having their mods can share with us.
Dont forget to thanks.
Peace
Plzz...anyone a custom rom for this
Hello y'all , my objective is to write a shell script to periodically turn off and on my phone's flashlight( about 1 khz or 500 hz) . My phone is Rooted. So i gained super user shell acess (#)
These are the files under my sys/class/leds/flashlight
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I was able to modify the content of the "brightness" file and was able to manually switch off and on my flashlight. However i want to periodically switch on and off with a delay and for that i need a timer trigger. But within the "trigger" file above there is no delay section indicated! There was just some contents within the file (No Numbers!)
Can you guys help me figure out how i can go about attaining my objective!
Your help would be much appreciated!
Why not make use of Android's inbuilt crontab feature?
With regards to set a timer in Android look inside here.
Will Look into the links ! Thanks !
Hi ! thanks for your reply, with regards to timer, it is actually a java timer , i have implemented the same in my android studio app, but the maximum frequency iam able to achieve is 40hz( Os introduced delay is so high), that's why to increase my data rate to 500 hz , i rooted my phone and am trying ways to directly access Flashlight through kernel and use timer trigger and achieve my objective.
I will try my luck with the crantab feature that you had suggested