yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] bongd:
No, no one deserves a bricked phone no matter how stupid they are. They place their trust in developers and while it may be too much at times, we're talking about a phone that costs $600 that many have paid for out of pocket.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] nexxusty:
LOL. Wow, you just lost trust with all of us. I would be replying soon my friend.... I personally won't ever use anything you create. This is 2 times now you have released something that doesnt work. Unacceptable.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] frankiedizzle87:
There's gotta be something. In your little conduct code about giving **** in devs section that hurts people. Trolling is wrong yes but having your nose so far up a devs ass u can't see any wrong in their mistakes should be equally wrong
[Atrix 4G Android Development] frankiedizzle87:
His tantrum is hurting his followers cause those skeptical of him didn't flash only his people with faith and support in his work. He messed them up
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Swiftks:
I didn't really have a opinion about him either way... I do now... but I try and keep my opinions to myself. :)

Sure wish Mr. Clown would log on and read his PMs ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] JayRolla:
So where is Kholk in all this. He posts something up like this and then just decides he wont check back? Im confused, every other dev that Ive ever seen post some work was always there to fix the issues and back up there work. Just a little help. Where is the support that everyone else gives.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] morrislee:
I got it working, for the ones who have issues with wifi, copy the dhd.ko file over with root explorer, set the permission. This should take effect right away.

Good luck!!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
I noticed you have the 1.00.00 radio. Any issues or benefits?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
none, been running it since it was leaked.

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New scores
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
This sucks...I can't get my phone to boot after installing the CWM. Did it hang on dual core screen for a while?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] 95rr900:
You're killing me man.....I had it up and running, but only hit 7990. I'm trying some other combos now.

great scores!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
:Killing you...I can't even get past the boot logo.... There's gotta be something I can do. :( Waaa.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] morrislee:
Sometimes, redownloading the package from another mirror will fix these type of issues, maybe give that a shot. it worked for me a couple of times, even on my old phone.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] jimmer411:
Typical of kholks work
[Atrix 4G Android Development] morrislee:
1.5GHz is a bit unstable, either the tweaks included in 1.5GHz is causing it or I think it is not getting enough power. I think it may need at least 1400mv or 1450.

kholk, would you kindly make two more versions, one without the tweaks and one with tweaks but at 1400mv. so I can test what is the cause of the issue. 1.4GHz version runs fine so far, 1.5GHz causes reboot and hangs after about 15-20 minutes of continues use.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
I wish I knew what the difference is between your 2 atrixs' and mine. I did a fastboot wipe and fresh install of homebase #4 then after reboot I updated to blu chronic 6.2 then finalized. Waited 10 minutes and cwm'd the eternity 1500 zip. . . . And it stays on boot logo. Wiped stats and davlik before and after. Even updated to 1.00.00 radio. DO I have to talk dirty to it or something?

Oh...Also looked for a different download link and no luck. I downloaded it again "just in case" and still staring at my computer screen praying a golden post will melt all my troubles away..LOL :rolleyes:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] morrislee:
by different mirror I meant like say, you downloaded from hotfiles this time, download from megaupload instead, and try using that package.

My atrix is Bell atrix, running Bell 2.3.4 deodexed, if that helps
[Atrix 4G Android Development] mgonzalez8968:
Does anybody know if this will work on cm7?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phoneguy589:
I thought that was what you were saying mate, but megaupload is the only choice on that page. I really wonder why? I've always had an issue using this kernel now that I think of it.

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Didn't see a link for CM7 Just Froyo and Gingerbread....You could back up your stuff like I did and join the flash party.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] mgonzalez8968:
Ha good idea just backup and test it out.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] morrislee:
Which one do you like? 1.4GHz or the 1.5GHz one? i can host a temporary one on my server for you

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for those who would like to try it, both has been tested and working on mine.

http://68.150.236.15/files/

good luck!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] 95rr900:
Making some improvements....but cant beat 8110 yet....tied it though!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] faux123:
OMG... he's KANGING me hardcore and no one is doing anything about it... :(

All I am asking for is acknowledgement of my work :p He didn't even mention me or atrix-dev-team... :(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yeahmann:
No WiFi and it reboots. I'm back to faux's. faux, give us 1.5GHz!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] dblock5216:
Close this thread!!! Close this thread!!!!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] guidoido004:
everybody knows that some stuff from kholk come from faux123, but you should also remember that the first kernel with dual core optimizations are from kholk, i think kholk should post about thanking faux123. But also think about this, stop beeing a faux123 fanboy, if you dont want to use the kernel, dont even post ****s in here!

Thats why i post nothing i develop in here. you all are f***ing trolls.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
That's besides the point. The OC code was made by Faux and Kholk should be crediting him...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] DroidRunner:
What about the start dates of the threads?

Sent from my Atrix
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
OMG, this kernel is BEAST! Only one problem though, quite a BIG problem. It takes too long for the phone to get from 216mhz to 1.5Ghz. So when I wake my phone from idle and unlock my phone, there is a lot of lag for 1-2 seconds, and then it goes back to normal.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kholk:
Umh. I don't know on what that depends... I can say that I haven't got any lag after sleep. Are you using SetCPU profiles for sleep?

You should. Anyway it's good to use em but maybe you should try to update it to the latest version as your problem can depend on it.

Glad you liked that beast :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
I'm not using any profiles but wouldn't that make it worse? If not, what profiles shall I use?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] dulexetina:
Please check the dates on threads opening and see for urself who is "KANGING" who in here...just trying to make a point here since all of people are pointing fingers in this guy. I realy think that its way better to have more developers and i believe it makes development much faster. :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
Kholk may have made the kernel first, but h's using the OC code from Faux123, which is why he's getting upset.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] IUH1991:
How on earth are you able to UV so much???
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yeahmann:
From the change log in the OP:

Looks like he gave credit where it's due. Would've been nice to make it more prominent though.

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I got even more extreme UVing on faux's 0.2.0.

Notorious544d, which Tegrapart do you have?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
I have the 1100 one.

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Er... I dunno, I just kept UV'ing as much as I could until it became stable, and the values on my sig were stable.

The reason why I think you can UV so much is because Faux123's kernel uses the maximum voltage per frequency to ensure that the most amount of people possible can use it; and as every chip is different, each user will be able to UV to slightly different values.

I suggest you try adding +25mV to the voltages in my sig and try for yourself. It would probably work. UV'ing has a lot of benefits such as battery life and keeping my phone cool as at standard 1400mV for 1.45Ghz, my phone became an oven!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yeahmann:
I got 1100 too. It UV's very well but mine can't handle 1400 mV.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
It probably can, but because your phone gets so hot, it''ll reboot.

Wait until your phone cools down by idling it for like 40 minutes and then UV it. It'll hopefully make it work again.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] CaelanT:
Just like any other electronics, not all hardware is made equally. There may be a majority who cannot hit this OC without serious stability problems no matter how long they leave their phone sitting to cool off. The main issue is that the phones have no active cooling. UV'ing at this OC will not drop temperatures very much when the phone is actually being used. No point in having a phone at 1400/1500 OC if you can't use it because it will heat up and shut down/reboot.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kholk:
Just making a point.

I think your phone can handle 1.7GHz, too...but the problem is heat.

As a side note, I want to tell you something I think.

When I've had the HTC Desire Z (G2/Vision or anyhow you want to call it), I've "glued" with thermal paste (the Diamond paste that I'm using for my PhenomX6.. just 'cause it was the only one that I was having there :P) a small piece of aluminium to the metallic internal chassis of the device.

This allowed me to have ~2-3°C less than without it.. and its Qualcomm SOC was reaching like 38-40°C without the mod.....

....I won't do that mod on my Engineering Atrix 'cause I don't want to sell a device modded like that (I like to sell "clean" devices).

I'm not telling you to do that, but anyway, if anyone is so brave, you can try that, but remember to always use a paste that isn't electroconductive.

Ouh, disclaimer... I'm not responsible if your device becomes a nuclear weapon and exterminates the earth.

Ciao! :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] :
I'm using faux's enhanced stock kernel 0.2.1 and I'm undervolted to this fully stable, been stable with these voltages on 0.2.0 for over a week now.

1000 -75

912 -50

750 -100

608 -150

456 -200

312 -275

216 -350
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
Then make a newer version which does 1.7Ghz and let's see what happens! ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sass86:
It is overheating. The tegra 2 is nearing maxium levels with this oc. Ocing is nice, but risks damaging the phone. I would be weary of clockspeeds at a cpu threshold.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
AFAIK, the maximum voltage for tegra 2 is 1400mV. 1.5Ghz is really pushing the limit, even @ 1350mV.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] nelsonw:
Tegrapart d00 are weaker I think. The max uv I can do is 1000@-50, -50, -75, -75, -100, -100, -125... with 0.2.1 faux krnl.... :(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Only time to be weary of clockspeeds is when you have too much heat :)

Oh yeah, shooting for 8200points on CFBench 1.5GHz... chasin it!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] -JFK-:
Strange,

I can't pass the dual core logo... Any idea ?

Thank you.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
Try flashing when your phone is colder. If it doesn't, your phone can't take it.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phalanx7621:
Used both, prefer Faux's for a smoother experience. But both work well. I'm using the enhanced stock kernel now after getting some amazing benchmarks with the overclocked kernel. Doing some serious undervolting at voltages up to 912. Not touching 912 or 1000, because I can do such awesome undervolting up to that point that I don't wanna lose it just to be able to undervolt 912 by like -50. Here's what it looks like:

750 MHz: -200

608 MHz: -250

456 MHz: -300

312 MHz: -375

216 MHz: -450

As I said, I didn't go higher cause 912 wouldn't have gone low enough to do the 100mv step. If nobody else knows, which I'm assuming you all do, you don't HAVE to use every step when you undervolt. For example, all the numbers shown above are being applied, because in the steps I'm USING there is only a 100mv difference between steps. Happy flashing all =D

Edit: Thought I'd say that I have tried going higher, I've done this:

750: -250

608: -300

456: -350

312: -425

216: -500

With 100mv in between those steps, it's being applied. Just not sure going SO low is good for the battery or system. Can anyone comment on any disadvantages or harmful effects of such serious undervolting? Is there a down side, for example, could it cause battery or electrical damage, even though the system is not restarting or showing any negative signs from it?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
You wont physically harm any of the components "undervolting" them. However too low will cause instability if it doesnt have the power to perform the task at hand, but it is entirely safe even if the system freezes from setting it too low.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phalanx7621:
Thanks much! I was concerned that undervolting TOO much may cause problems like...like for example, if it's idling at the lowest step, 216. And then I turn it on and immediately start playing a game or something and it had been idling a long time that that sudden burst, going from idle to playing something that would stress the CPU, may have negative impact. But then again, I'm not messing with anything higher than stock frequencies, plus I have it underclocked to 912. Thanks for the response! You've put my mind at ease. Now I can apply my monster settings. :p

750MHz: -300

608MHz: -350

456MHz: -400

312MHz: -450

216MHz: -500

Thanks again!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] :
This won't work, there's still over a 100mv step between 912 Mhz and 750 Mhz so these voltages aren't being applied, you're basically running at default voltages right now.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Setting the record straight....

SetCPU only requires that your undervolting values be within 100mV of eachother, not the "current/saved" voltages (so if say your 1500MHz/1350mV value has a undervolt of -100mV to make it 1250mV, then you would have to stay within that 100mV for the next frequency/voltage. Meaning 1350MHz/1260 would need to have anywhere from 0 to -100mV set to bring it down to a potential 1160mV which is within the 100mV range needed to make the voltage change register.)

So in other words... You are not setting the undervolt of 100mV based on the "current voltage" you are setting it based on the value that you have entered. So just keep all desired undervolt values within 100mV of each other and you will be fine.

If the 100mV were based on the differences between "current" voltages then 1500MHz and the 1350MHz and so forth settings would never make sense, and under the current ideas some people have would never be set to the voltages stated.

Since SetCPU doesnt contain the entire frequency range from 216-1500MHz (it only contains steps that it uses when clocking up based on load) you are only adjusting voltages on the frequency "steps" that it uses based on whatever kernel you have. So given this, you only have to keep the setting YOU enter within 100mV of eachother, not the final output voltage after the change.

EDIT: @Phalanx7621 your undervolt profiles will not work.... 1000 and 912 will need at least -100mv on them to even be able to reach your final -500mV and have it set properly... This is what a working undervolt with your settings would look like...

1000: -100

912: -150 | -50

750: -250 | -100

608: -300 | -50

456: -350 | -50

312: -425 | -75

216: -500 | -75

See the pattern? If you notice on the far right hand side past the | I have entered the mV differences.... in the above example 912--->750 shows the maximum 100mV difference you are allowed before the voltages are not saved as is.

If you set 750MHz to -300mV you would now have a -150 difference and all other values will be ignored and stock voltages are used.

hope this makes sense.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] yeahmann:
I think this topic is worthy of a sticky. Seems like at least twice a day, someone is told that their SetCPU UVs aren't actually working. There are probably lots of others who don't see these replies correcting them and they continue to improperly UV.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Phalanx7621:
The undervolt settings are being applied. I'm not using the top 2 steps. They aren't being undervolted. How do I know the settings are being applied? Because if I adjust 750 too low it reboots. I realize the top two aren't being used.

Hmm..... I may have to recant my previous statement. After testing I'm not sure they are being applied. Rawr.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] JayRolla:
Stay with faux don't get kholked
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Thank you for that completely nonconstructive post.

While I dont agree with not giving credit, where credit is due.. it is also not beneficial to this community to just blindly flame something.

Both Faux123, and kholk's kernel are fine kernels that offer different things. Kholk used Faux123's kernel as a base, he should give credit for the parts he used, but he definitely added something to the kernel to make it worthwhile.

I have benchmarked both Kholks and Faux123s new kernel and setting Faux123s kernel to 1.3GHz on the new 1.45GHz kernel yielded me a much lower score than Kholks clocked at 1.35GHz... 50MHz is not enough to disparage these results so much.

At the end of the day its all about the proverbial "Butt Dyno" (automotive term) however the same principal applies, its all about how YOU (the user of your device) perceives the performance. No amount of benchmarks (which on android, they are all pretty inconsistent) is going to change your mind, so just use what works for you, leave the opinions at the door, and only report the facts.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Azurael:
Any chance of some non-Megaupload mirrors...? It's telling me the file I want to access is currently unavailable at the moment and their download speeds suck majorly at the best of times.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ghost_og:
Thanks for the info.

One question, would it be incorrect to ignore "current/saved" mV values completely? For example, using 1000MHz as a baseline if I start at:

1000: -50 = 950mV

912: -150 = 800mV

This would adhere to the -100 rule between steps, but now my final mV are >100. Would this get recognized or ignored? I always thought we had to watch uV and final mV values, so your post opened a whole new can of worms for me.;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] :
The final values are 150mv apart so they wouldn't be applied. For example, this would work though it probably won't be stable.

1000: -50mv = 900mv

912: -150mv = 800mv

I have Tegra part 1100 and I've been running this stable on faux's kernel 0.2.0 for over a week now, stable on 0.2.1 too.

1000 Mhz @ 925mv (-75mv)

912 Mhz @ 900mv (-50mv)

750 Mhz @ 800mv (-100mv)

608 Mhz @ 700mv (-150mv)

456 Mhz @ 600mv (-200mv)

312 Mhz @ 500mv (-275mv)

216 Mhz @ 400mv (-350mv)

It seems 912 Mhz can be undervolted the least, I can't go below 900mv without the phone freezing. I can undervolt 1000 Mhz down to 900 Mhz but I'll get like 2 reboots a day so I leave it at 925 Mhz, all the rest are limited by how low I can go at 912 Mhz though the battery life is great and heat is never a problem for me.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Yes, I would ignore the "current/saved" mV values all together, as the only values that you need to watch is the user set undervolt.

It would not make any sense to watch the current/saved since on the higher overclocked kernels there is such a wide gap between them, so the 100mV rule cannot stand true for those.

@Ecstacy42

To backup what you are seeing with the 912MHz freezing, I find certain midrange frequencies dont like too much UV, they freeze up immediately. Usually in the 700-1000MHz frequency tables in various Kernels always has a problem with lower UV. I have noticed this across 3 personal devices, as well as with users.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] czausmouse:
Does this work with cm7
[Atrix 4G Android Development] :
!!NEW!!

EternityProject Kernel v1.4 Gingerbread EXT4 1.4GHz - update.zip for CWM: MegaUpload

EternityProject Kernel v1.4 Gingerbread EXT4 1.5GHz - update.zip for CWM: MegaUpload

The kernel will convert your /system partition to EXT4 (if it isn't already EXT4) and boot from it.​

Read that, it's from the OP, it clearly states what it's for. Heck read the thread title, it gives it away. I don't mean to sound like an ass but people are getting tired of spam and pointless questions that can easily be found.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] droid_does:
Can you post this to an alt mirror for me please? Thanks

sent from Mt Olympus
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Notorious544d:
Does this kernel have the webtop frequency bug?

Where it just locks up at highest frequency and makes the phone boil?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] dom_b:
When flashing the EternityProject Kernel 1.4 (1.5 Ghz) via CWM when I reboot the phone it freezes on the bootloader. If I flash back to faux123's kernel (OC 1.45 Ghz 0.2.1) phone starts up ok.

Any ideas?

Thanks
[Atrix 4G Android Development] SErooted:
i Had installed this on Honey Atrix... which i figured would be good to go.. before anyone starts ripping me... I'm giving info on my findings.... last i read was it was a good to go on Cm7 so i thought i would try it on my current rom..... anyway... stock radio1.77 started getting reboots. changed it up to 1.97 radio still got reboots(even more frequently.) I am not here to ask for tips and advice how to make it stop rebooting... i am making a comment in case no one else has tried this kernel on that rom... I am more than efficient at debugging my own issues and will report when i find a solution as to why....

Unless of course someone else post's is or i have by chance missed where it was posted prior.

Edit: My phone has stayed cool to the touch so it is not an overheating issue.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ChaosMinionX:
Its an issue that your processor cannot handle 1.5GHz, it happens. There are no guarantees in the semiconductor world, not every chip is going to operate the same outside of its actual spec from the manufacturer.

No amount of cooling or voltage will make it run it if you're having problems now.

Sorry.

EDIT: The reboots are because the processor cannot handle the load of whats being done, if you rebooted just using the phone then its not a good sign of things to come. I would stick with 1.3GHz as it works with 99% of devices.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] SErooted:
well put. well i was also using overclock widget at the time instead of set cpu.. so i will be experimenting with it using setcpu and see what kind of performance i get..... so we will see. thanks for your input