whos using Dalingrin's OC kernel on CM7

[droodski]

Does the OC only work when CM7 is installed on the nook and not SD?

I am running CM7 off SD card. would it be worth it?

 

[roberto]

There are separate versions for eMMC and SD, so be sure to use the correct version.

 

[third son]

There are separate versions for eMMC and SD, so be sure to use the correct version.

Do you have a link for the SD install?

 

[roberto]

Do you have a link for the SD install?

I used this: [ROM][CM7] [v1.3] Size-agnostic SD Card image and CM7 installer for SD Cards. - xda-developers plus this dual-boot menu: [ADV] Boot menu for the Nook Color [2011-03-19] - xda-developers.

Flashable OC kernels are at Index of /~dalingrin/nook/kernels.

I am currently running CM7 on eMMC per these instructions [GUIDE] Install CM7, OC kernel + Clockworkmod to EMMC - ALL NOOKS! (Updated:6/23/11) - xda-developers.

 

[third son]

Thanks

I am currently running CM7 and a dual boot front end from an SD card. I might want to try the overclock this weekend...

Does it help at all with streaming video performance?

 

[mark_shillingburg]

I am currently running CM7 and a dual boot front end from an SD card. I might want to try the overclock this weekend...

Does it help at all with streaming video performance?

I am running CM7 + OC Kernel from EMMC and am able to stream Netflix pretty reasonably all the way down to a max clock frequency of 600Mhz. The video is noticably better at 800 or 1000Mhz but I am testing to see if there is significant battery life savings at 600Mhz than at 1000Mhz. I just got Battery Diviner that will actuall help the analysis over the course of a movie or two.

 

[anon(11517)]

Every time I flash the 6/18 Dalingrin kernel my Nook hangs at the green cyanogen mod logo screen and says loading. tried it with a few of the recent nightlies and the RC1. Any ideas?