as the title says. I tried kernel adiutor and it resets back to stock speeds
Dexter_prog said:
as the title says. I tried kernel adiutor and it resets back to stock speeds
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Which custom kernel are you using?
sofir786 said:
Which custom kernel are you using?
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I'm on stock kernel
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Dexter_prog said:
I'm on stock kernel
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There's your problem, underclock won't stick on a stock kernel
sofir786 said:
There's your problem, underclock won't stick on a stock kernel
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I see, and what kernel do you recommend? I'm not looking for anything but boosting battery life
I personally use nog33k kernel, gives me good battery life. You can find this in original development forum
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Is it possible to overclock (using setcpu or whatever) a stock Galaxy S. Mine is rooted, but I didnt want to stick a new rom or kernal on it if I didnt have to. Thanks.
No without a kernel that you CAN overclock, sorry.
cappysw10 said:
No without a kernel that you CAN overclock, sorry.
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+1
kernel should support overclocking
Sensation chip is not on the list of SetCpu 2.2.4 even though the post say yes.
Can't find MSM8X60. And I can't change the speed. Maximum is only up to 528MHz no longer 1.5GHz... Help!
OK, first off, this should be in q and a section. Second, did you select autodetect?? I use setcpu regularly and always use the autodetect option.
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Your kernel probably doesn't support it.
Which ROM/Kernel are you using?
BSAKSOUK said:
Your kernel probably doesn't support it
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This.Most custom kernels in here work just fine.
BSAKSOUK said:
Your kernel probably doesn't support it.
Which ROM/Kernel are you using?
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Yeah, you're most likely using a stock kernel that doesn't support over clocking and under clocking. Usually is the case when that happens with setcpu
jiggaman508 said:
OK, first off, this should be in q and a section. Second, did you select autodetect?? I use setcpu regularly and always use the autodetect option.
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Well, I'm using stock rom. There's no autodetect options for me to choose. If I want change back to normal frequency then how to do it?
BSAKSOUK said:
Your kernel probably doesn't support it.
Which ROM/Kernel are you using?
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Hi, I'm using stock rom. I must use custom rom to use the setcpu app?
I'd recommend flashing a custom rom, as you get far more options to choose from - more freedom as well. If it truly does become clocked at 500ish Mhz, just uninstall SetCPU and you should be set.
eessel said:
Yeah, you're most likely using a stock kernel that doesn't support over clocking and under clocking. Usually is the case when that happens with setcpu
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jiggaman508 said:
OK, first off, this should be in q and a section. Second, did you select autodetect?? I use setcpu regularly and always use the autodetect option.
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My Linux version is 2.6.35.13-gedc56fa([email protected])(gcc version 4.4.0). Looks like I'm in deep trouble now. About this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1159206 how to push the kernel module to my device? Will this solve my problem?
the only way you will be able to overclock you're device is by rooting then flashing a custom kernel...
staymunch said:
the only way you will be able to overclock you're device is by rooting then flashing a custom kernel...
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I have root but haven't flash any custom rom. Does stock rom need to flash?
i wanna understand if franco kernel r32 work on stock rom 4.4.2 and if someone of you have test it. This kernel has any bug?or work good?
Yes
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I have stock rom with franco 32 and runs very smooth.
franco
okey and i lose my data?iand is compatible with the compiler ART?
tom9222 said:
okey and i lose my data?
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You will lose your data when you unlock your bootloader. If you have already done this, then you can safely flash Franco kernel without wiping your data.
tom9222 said:
okey and i lose my data?iand is compatible with the compiler ART?
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And yes, it is very compatible with ART. Been running it since day 1, very smooth performance by Franco.
You can look in the Franco's FAQ thread as well as the Franco kernel thread for all the answers that you have asked. I am on the xda app so I can't get you the URL but it shouldn't be hard to find.
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i wanna understand if franco kernel r32 work on stock rom 4.4.2 and if someone of you have test it. This kernel has any bug?or work good?
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Been running it since day one and had no hiccups whatsoever. It's all about you're personal preference.
Inb4lock
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dicecuber said:
Inb4lock
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Well in I'd say. No one has reported it.
tom9222 said:
i wanna understand if franco kernel r32 work on stock rom 4.4.2 and if someone of you have test it. This kernel has any bug?or work good?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2508284
Looks like a good ending post to me ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Hello. I'd like to install Faux123 kernel in my moto G but I don't have clear how I should install it . I have found the app on the play store Faux123 Kernel Enhancement Pro. Should I have to install it to get work it properly?
mazzy89 said:
Hello. I'd like to install Faux123 kernel in my moto G but I don't have clear how I should install it . I have found the app on the play store Faux123 Kernel Enhancement Pro. Should I have to install it to get work it properly?
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You dont need the app to use the kernel, but you need to have an unlocked bootloader, a custom recovery (maybe also a rooted phone).
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You dont need the app to use the kernel, but you need to have an unlocked bootloader, a custom recovery (maybe also a rooted phone).
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Ok I understood how to install correctly faux123 kernel. but what should I do if I want to come back to the original kernel?
mazzy89 said:
Ok I understood how to install correctly faux123 kernel. but what should I do if I want to come back to the original kernel?
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Before installing faux kernel do a nandroid backup in recovery. If you're unsatisfied with faux kernel then restore your backup.
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rajibie said:
Before installing faux kernel do a nandroid backup in recovery. If you're unsatisfied with faux kernel then restore your backup.
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Thank you very much :laugh:
If you want the stock xt1032 kernel send me a pm and I'll send you a link
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Before installing faux kernel do a nandroid backup in recovery. If you're unsatisfied with faux kernel then restore your backup.
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do you loose data when installing a custom kernel? what are the advantages of this kernel? I am enjoying the stock rom and want to stick with it, but don't know what I'm missing if I switch the kernel to Faux123. Already UL and rooted
3RAN7ON said:
do you loose data when installing a custom kernel? what are the advantages of this kernel? I am enjoying the stock rom and want to stick with it, but don't know what I'm missing if I switch the kernel to Faux123. Already UL and rooted
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No, you will not loose your data when flashing a new kernel.
Long story short, the advantages are a much more effecient and optimised kernel that will allow for better performance, battery life or a balance between the two depending on what your after and how you setup the kernel... Read, read and when you think you've read enough, read somemore!
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No, you will not loose your data when flashing a new kernel.
Long story short, the advantages are a much more effecient and optimised kernel that will allow for better performance, battery life or a balance between the two depending on what your after and how you setup the kernel... Read, read and when you think you've read enough, read somemore!
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Thank you for your reply,
I did read up on this kernel but the info I found wasn't for this device and I didn't know there was anything specific to the Moto G.
3RAN7ON said:
Thank you for your reply,
I did read up on this kernel but the info I found wasn't for this device and I didn't know there was anything specific to the Moto G.
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Yup sure is, check out his Google+ page and there is plenty of good info there specific to the Moto G.
What happened to the development of the Xceed kernel? By far the best and fastest kernel I've ever used.
Anyone have a link?
dgunn said:
What happened to the development of the Xceed kernel? By far the best and fastest kernel I've ever used.
Anyone have a link?
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NO, u can use SmurfKernel for performance or Arter97's for stability, try it!
sky104hk said:
NO, u can use SmurfKernel for performance or Arter97's for stability, try it!
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Thank you for your response but I have already tried it and flashed back to stock after 2 days of extreme battery drain.