I have compiled the new overclock patch into a boot.img that will work with gumbo 1.5c
This is for those of us out there who can't deal with the constant audio drop outs or just want the stability of a 1.5 rom untill the official sprint update it out.
If you are still on a stock system, gumbo 1.5c can be found here.
ONLY TESTED OVER GUMBO1.5C. PLEASE NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
This update will most likely work over any rom that has already had busybox and the symlinks installed. (almost any custom rom). If you flash it over a rom that did not use gumbos custom lowmemkiller, it adds it.
I believe that I did not break anything. Please let me know if any issues arise.
There are 2 flashable updates. One adds BFS316 to the rom, one does not. (information about Brain Fu*k Scheduler here) The update that does not add BFS to your system has been throughly tested and is stable. The BFS kernel has not been tested as much, so use at your own risk. On my initial flash of the BFS rom, text messaging stopped working. I am going to be trying to fix this, but I think it might be out of my abilities. All I know is it seems some processes must not be starting on boot up, and are being kept closed by the scheduler. I tried without the lowmem killer, I tried actually removing the gumbo services from init.rc, and no luck. I found that if you go into the app manager and force stop htcIQagent and mysms apps, then open up your text message app and everything should be working fine.
.27 kernel, 1.5 os, Gumbo low memory killer, 768 mhz scalable overclock, Brain Fu*k Scheduler
Stable.27 Kernel, 1.5 os, Gumbo low memory killer, 768 Mhz scalable overclock, No BFS
Lowmemkiller is still present in both roms, but in the BFS enabled rom, I commented out the lowmem settings in the /system/init.d/gumbo.sh for testing purposes. If you flash that rom and experience no problems, you can go into the gumbo.sh file and remove the # next to the lowmemorykiller setting and you will have gumbos lowmem killer on top of the BFS. If you experience any problems just recomment the line and reboot.
Benchmarks are vastly improved
linpack 3.29 mflop
benchmark pi 8025 ms
Use setcpu for setting clock speed. When it tells you to select device, select the last setting "custom"
enjoy
Many thanks to:
Gbhil for his informative walk through, help, gumbo 1.5c and lowmem killer
And
Toastcfh for his overclocking patch and backporting BFS316 to the .27 Kernel.
This is for those of us out there who can't deal with the constant audio drop outs or just want the stability of a 1.5 rom untill the official sprint update it out.
If you are still on a stock system, gumbo 1.5c can be found here.
ONLY TESTED OVER GUMBO1.5C. PLEASE NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
This update will most likely work over any rom that has already had busybox and the symlinks installed. (almost any custom rom). If you flash it over a rom that did not use gumbos custom lowmemkiller, it adds it.
I believe that I did not break anything. Please let me know if any issues arise.
There are 2 flashable updates. One adds BFS316 to the rom, one does not. (information about Brain Fu*k Scheduler here) The update that does not add BFS to your system has been throughly tested and is stable. The BFS kernel has not been tested as much, so use at your own risk. On my initial flash of the BFS rom, text messaging stopped working. I am going to be trying to fix this, but I think it might be out of my abilities. All I know is it seems some processes must not be starting on boot up, and are being kept closed by the scheduler. I tried without the lowmem killer, I tried actually removing the gumbo services from init.rc, and no luck. I found that if you go into the app manager and force stop htcIQagent and mysms apps, then open up your text message app and everything should be working fine.
.27 kernel, 1.5 os, Gumbo low memory killer, 768 mhz scalable overclock, Brain Fu*k Scheduler
Stable.27 Kernel, 1.5 os, Gumbo low memory killer, 768 Mhz scalable overclock, No BFS
Lowmemkiller is still present in both roms, but in the BFS enabled rom, I commented out the lowmem settings in the /system/init.d/gumbo.sh for testing purposes. If you flash that rom and experience no problems, you can go into the gumbo.sh file and remove the # next to the lowmemorykiller setting and you will have gumbos lowmem killer on top of the BFS. If you experience any problems just recomment the line and reboot.
Benchmarks are vastly improved
linpack 3.29 mflop
benchmark pi 8025 ms
Use setcpu for setting clock speed. When it tells you to select device, select the last setting "custom"
enjoy
Many thanks to:
Gbhil for his informative walk through, help, gumbo 1.5c and lowmem killer
And
Toastcfh for his overclocking patch and backporting BFS316 to the .27 Kernel.
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