Netarchy's new kernel 4.0 based of the current release

[aznmode]

This kernel is the new one to install if you have Froyo and wan't to unlock the FPS cap. Also for over clocking using SetCPU. No more 3mb limit in camera mode. Previously on the 3.7.8b version it will say 3mb even if it's taking 8m res. Tested and working on Calkulin Evio 2.2 Rom. Must be rooted to flash.


[Kernel]netarchy-toastmod, Current Version: 4.0.1, now powered by 2.6.32! - xda-developers

 

[Mark_in_Tulsa]

4.1 now

 

[trooper54]

flashing as we speak

 

[aznmode]

4.1 now

4.0.2 now. For those that overclock.

New Revision: 4.0.2

Notes for Revision 4.0.2:
- People having stability issues with overclocking to 1152 *may* find it is a bit more stable (your mileage may vary)

 

[trooper54]

update: meh, same as before, no noticeable changes...

 

[jrun]

Hey LiquidJesus.. random question here, do you or anyone know what the Snapdragon processor in our EVO's is capable of being overclocked to? Not just as in right now, but just based off specs alone. I read that the hummingbird processor was capable of 1.6 o/c .. so just curious if we're able to get the software tweaks right, what we could potentially o/c the snapdragon to. I've been rocking 1.15 and 1.19 o/c on my CM6 nightly with d3xStar with zero issues.. 1.2 o/c is still buggy though.

 

[aznmode]

update: meh, same as before, no noticeable changes...

I'm getting higher score for quadrant. Used to get about 1100 now getting about 1300. Nenamark I get 13fps vs 12. Not significant changes but good enough for me. Also good that I don't have to keep rechecking my camera if it goes back to 3mp resolution.

Using Calkulin 2.2 rom Set CPU at 1.15 with Netarchy Kernel 4.0.0
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4079/4883989334_19b8805a8d_b.jpg

 

[aznmode]

Decided to try out 4. 0. 2 and ran a few more quadrant test and got 1424.

 

[trooper54]

Hey LiquidJesus.. random question here, do you or anyone know what the Snapdragon processor in our EVO's is capable of being overclocked to? Not just as in right now, but just based off specs alone. I read that the hummingbird processor was capable of 1.6 o/c .. so just curious if we're able to get the software tweaks right, what we could potentially o/c the snapdragon to. I've been rocking 1.15 and 1.19 o/c on my CM6 nightly with d3xStar with zero issues.. 1.2 o/c is still buggy though.

From what i understand overclocking isn't based entirely on the processor. One were to figure that we have the same Snapdragon as the N1, which has be OC'd to 1.3.

But it will also depend on your specific build. The slightest factory differences make the difference. Its why some can OC to 1.2 and others cant.

 

[sdemun]

Hello all Fairly new to this and wondering if this kernel includes support for cpu temp monitoring using setcpu on droid x?
Thanks