Root overclocking past 528MHz ???

[paul89]

can the behold's processor be overclocked past 528?

 

[2FR35H]

who knows....

 

[kam187]

Yes...

Overclocked kernel - Tests - xda-developers

What scalers are active in the stock kernel I dont know. Get setCPU and have a look I guess!

 

[paul89]

I did use setCPU and it only lets me go as high as 528, so your saying once the kernel is finally modified and upgraded to .29 then it can be overclocked past 528?

 

[kam187]

The kernel sets valid scalers (base PLL x scaler = clock speed).

If they only set a scaler which makes 528Mhz the maximum then you cant overclock untill you replace the kernel. Also remember you need root to set CPU speed. That means you need a su file or a root sh file.

 

[paul89]

The kernel sets valid scalers (base PLL x scaler = clock speed).

If they only set a scaler which makes 528Mhz the maximum then you cant overclock untill you replace the kernel. Also remember you need root to set CPU speed. That means you need a su file or a root sh file.

if I used bh mans galaxy rom, is it rooted for it?

can we do anything with this recovery img?
HDblog - Forum

 

[kam187]

It should be. Check by adb in after install, and type 'id' see if you're id is 0 (root)
if not type su
and check id again.

That recovery is useless to us, because it doesnt use a kernel that can boot on the bh2. Also we cant flash the recovery yet.

 

[paul89]

It should be. Check by adb in after install, and type 'id' see if you're id is 0 (root)
if not type su
and check id again.

That recovery is useless to us, because it doesnt use a kernel that can boot on the bh2. Also we cant flash the recovery yet.

ya I'm rooted, man this really sucks how we can't get no where without a freakin' moded kernel! I would do it myself as you already know, and I have tried but hardly got anywhere. Not only am I upset about that, but the dam* bug fix update is only out to a handful of people.