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Root UltimateDROID 6.3 (ESE53 Base) now out

I just told a buddy of mine in Aussieland about how I have the DROID OC'd to 1200 MHz stable, and he was like hmm, iPhone and most WinMo phones run at 800. I was like yah, and he said :cool:

I'd like to see an iPhone run at 800MHz. Not gonna happen anytime soon though.

Anyways, I was playing around with Ultimate @ 1.2GHz, trying my best to get it to crash to no avail. That's always a good sign.

Still, I saw my temps get up to like 56C, so I backed down to 1GHz.

I may have to try this mod:

Droid Heat Sink - Cool down your battery and processor. *REQUIRES MODING COVER*
 
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I am getting forced reboots at 1.2 all of a sudden so I am backing down to 1100 for now - I had 1100 stable for the most part with U4, so let's see what happens.

But, to be honest, I had 1.2 stable on 5. and it had the indicator dots on the launcher2, and was stable as hell with JIT enabled, so I may revert to it in a moment.
 
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If you're coming from a 2.0.1 ROM you'll have to go the Nandroid wipe / install route.

Also, The default speed as installed is 1100, but you can use any of Chevy's kernels that he has posted there as well.

Some users have seen issues with the 1.2 / 1.25 kernels, as have I, so I am using the 1100 kernel without a hitch.

Except that the ROM has issues with apps in the market - several of them no longer show, but I am positive that they are still there....

I am about to revert to 5.x (currently 5.8).
 
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I got it running with Chevy's 1.2.... with JIT it's probably the quickest rom ive ever user to date... got most of my apps back... but it's not seeing everything yet.... probably to new. Have had to pull the battery twice so far and it has booted on me once. Also when I plug it into usb it does not want to unmount the sd card... so i end up rebooting it to clear. Goanna wait a few days and play... then nand it up and go back to SS until an update.zip hits.

Very nice though... tons of potential.
 
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