Screen moves to the right with Optimus One rom

[Viper11509]

Hello I am new here and getting used to doing things with this phone (I was a HTC Aria owner.)

But I have a LG Phoenix now (Absolutely love it!) and having a little problem with a rom (it's for the Optimus One) called SonygenMod.

I installed it with Joban's kernel, I got it to work and all correctly but it'll randomly transition the screen to the right messing the whole screen up and the only fix is to reboot the phone. I am just wondering if there is anything I can do to prevent this.

Thanks guys!

Mike

 

[donavan]

I believe this is normally caused by an overclocking issue if I remember correctly are you doing that?

 

[Viper11509]

Ahh yes I am overclocking it, have you ever had any trouble with it?

But let me run 600Mhz instead of 787Mhz and see if it don't do it.

Thanks!

 

[Viper11509]

Seems like it fixed it, but I really wanted to overclock the phone because my favorite music application really lags at 600Mhz ah oh well.

 

[thrivin]

Just keep experimenting the overclock levels until its stable.

 

[Viper11509]

Ok thanks man will defiantly try that.

 

[CrackerTeg]

I experienced the issue no matter what clock I used. As soon as I overclocked and used the performance profile, the screen shift issue was fixed. 729 is the most stable for me. Anything higher and I get the screen shift or kernel panic reboot. SetCPU is your friend btw. Let me know if you have any questions.

 

[Viper11509]

Hmm I been using CPU tuner because it was all I used when I had my Aria, but I been running my phone for about 10 minutes with performance profile and clocked to 806Mhz I don't see the screen shifting to the right now. Before with CPU tuner and at 806Mhz it seemed to shift to the right about half an inch every 2 minutes so seems to be working if not I'll try 729.

I would've never knew it was because of overclocking my phone.

I Thanked all 3 of you,

Mike

 

[thrivin]

FWIW, depending on the ROM you may or may not need a secondary CPU app.. Oxygen ROM for example lets you overclock in the settings. I was running into conflicts when I had both up and running.

Also, without having any scientific basis for this, I've found that by gradually stepping up the overclock from 600 (ie moving it up one level and staying there for a day or more, before trying the next level) that I have managed to keep the phone stable. I am currently up to 768mhz. Not sure why that is, its almost like it needed to "get in shape" before it could handle the higher clock speeds.

Final note. Higher speed doesnt always equal better.

Good luck.

 

[brberie]

My guess would be governors settings. Just set it up to performance and it seems to work fine. Any other settings are giving me the same issue