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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tolis626:
Are you ****ing kidding?I'll give you an even better scenario!

My OLD PC(I mean like 2003) had an AMD Athlon 3000+(had,as in RIP).That thing could run virtualy any OS without problems.Hell,even Macintosh ran FLAWLESSLY on it.And Ubuntu made it function as fast as my 1200 euro laptop(well,that was in 2009 but anyway :p ).So,one day,I decided to overclock it,as single core @1.8GHz for 2011 is...Well,isn't! :p

My motherboard was unlocked for overclocking,so it was available in the BIOS.I started VERY conservatively.I gave it a 5% overclock.I then regretted and,before rebooting,I gave it a nice 10% overclock.10% of 1.8GHz is 180MHz for those too bored to do the math,so it'd be at 1980MHz,not even 2GHz.The thing never booted again.It now lies there,dormant,eagerly waiting for the day I'll let it rest in peace. :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] runedrune:
Sorry for your loss.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] washburn111:
You mean to say that 1.6ghz is the realm of the golden exynos chips? And could you recommend safe voltages for me to try out before I undervolt.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kbiz90:
The safe voltages are the stock voltages. EVERYTHING else is dependent on the random quality of your chip. It's different for everyone. Including you.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
You have my deepest sympathy for your loss. Those chips were amazing for their days ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
Come on man. Do you even take a moment to read? There are already lots of replies on your beautiful query. Someone even posted a link I don't know why you missed this http://xdaforums.com/show...&postcount=651.

All the answers are here in XDA. Just please, take time to read. It's a shame we're waving the same flag. :mad:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] washburn111:
I just started to overclock on cellphones. Now, If you want me to be included on that damn post 5 of the OP so be it. I read here in this thread and followed some settings but wasn't working for me. Now, I was asking properly since I'm using this kernel to have a general idea. BTW, your link is 404.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
Here is the correct one. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14973796&postcount=531

Goodluck.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ka2uki:
great AND stable kernel i never use before!release my Galaxy S II :D can't wait for the next

Release version.. also release the GS II GPU:cool::cool:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CamoGeko:
So true, AMD were rocking the joint back then.

Transmitted from a Galaxy far far away via XDA telepathy.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] khein:
You say you are only newbie in OC'ing mobile, does that mean you have good knowledge in OC-ing a PC? If yes, I'm amazed you still want to try 1.6GHz.

If you know enough in OC-ing a PC, mobile OC-ing should be the same. BOTH WILL

DESTROY YOUR PC AND MOBILE

IF YOU'RE CARELESS. (I really hope you know this. As most newbie PC OC-ers didn't knew this and even tried doing a 4GHz++ on stock cooler + adding ridiculous mV)

Newbies are always encouraged to try OC-ing at their on responsibilities, I don't even care for reasons as we really do some stuffs without reason.

Just a tip, never start the OC from the highest point. If you want to go from 1.2GHz to 1.6GHz (.4GHz increase). Do the 10-step OC, (.4GHz increase/10 (steps))= .04GHz.

step 1 - OC 1.2GHz to 1.24GHz (add the .04GHz) -> if stable go to next step

step 2 - OC to 1.28GHz(add the .04GHz) -> if stable go to next step

........else if not stable go back to previous step..... if something smell burning from the phone and the phone is not functioning, congrats, you've gained massive experience on OC-ing ...........

step 10 - OC to 1.6GHz -> if stable be happy, or wait for a kernel with higher max freqs.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
I really don't know where/when/what situation/app will i notice the difference between 1200ghz to >mhz. The phone's really fast now.

I can't see the point. Maybe he wants to run quadrant and take screenshots eh?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndroidGX:
May someone answer me about my question few pages back please ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
It really depends on what apps you've installed and what is running in the background :) If there are many apps running, scores will be lower. Try it in a fresh installed ROM. Or try closing all the apps before running the test again :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] khein:
Maybe he wants to run FOLDING@HOME on the SGS2. :p

Trying the 2.02 now. Seems all good. I have no plan on OC-ing, as I only OC a cpu/gpu/ram when it's causing a bottleneck. Now, how do I OC the storage and network. :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
Why do you care? 3500 is still a respectable score. Perhaps your internal flash memory isn't as quick as mine, or you've got apps installed that I do not taking processor time from Quadrant.

You're worrying over nothing.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
Oh i have chortled at some of this! Have no idea what half of you are talking about in this fred but the comedy is quality.

Continue
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
You're from TCP? :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] emptyara:
ok. this might question few time here. but i did search features in this thread, still cant find the answer for it. after i flashed this kernel tru ODIN, i'd got yellow triangle during boot. it did happened to me before using CF-ROOT, but i overcome by flash again with different kernel. how to overcome these yellow triangle during boot?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
By flashing a stock kernel. But you will lose this kernel ofcourse :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
If you have a yellow triangle, sooner or later you will be at the bermuda triangle and in all honesty thats the best place for you as this question has been asked many times.

Can we have a post ten that allows funny replies. Maybe not

Continue
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] carlos67:
@ninpo

Is there any reason to update to 2.0.2 (from 2.0.1) if one is not arsed about extra vpn support? (which I'm not).

I mean some have suggested better battery usage with 2.0.2? Are they just imagining this perhaps?

And, before you frogmarch me of to you know where, I'm not a numpty - I've got an o'level in metalwork ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndroidGX:
Yup, already done that :(

Thanks for your reply, anyway you are right, 3500 is still good, I guess you are right aswell about the internal memory between devices.

Thank you guys for answers!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] emptyara:
how if i want to use N2.0.2 kernel? is there any way? or u juz ignore the yellow triangle?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] emptyara:
i know it asked many2 time.. but this time I failed to do it. rather than u talk rubbish here, better u keep ur keyboard away
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
I dont really have anything to add...except....you may want to change your forum name to emptyhead instead of the one that doesn't befit you.

Continue & goodbye
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] EarlZ:
3,500 is your first run ? I noticed quadrant scores a LOT higher on the 2nd/3rd run.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] peterperfect:
Hello there,

im trying to tune my sampling rate on setCPU to improve my phone speed when waking up but is already stick to the minimum by default (80000us). This value is limited by the kernel?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
Me? I just ignore it. Since your phone won't stay that long on that samsung galaxy S II screen :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] philiplolc:
not sure how accurate the quadrant is.. i ran it 3 times in a row and got 3500, 3700, 3550

anyways.. thanks Hacre
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] emptyara:
ok..thankx a lot with the answer. so, there is no way to get rid of it by using this kernel rite? if that is the case, i will juz ignore it..

ps: to whom may concern.. this is forum where people have q&a.. not keep down others. peace!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Major_Sarcasm:
WTFOMFGLOLBBQ? The whole PC will be destroyed? Jesus, that's a big bang from a little ol' chip. How much of my house will get nuked as well? Will I need a new desk? A face transplant?

I've overclocked nearly every PC that I've built/owned and quite a number of telephonic devices too. I've yet to kill any of them. My last media server was running a 500mhz o/c on a 2.2ghz chip for 3 years! My HD2 was overclocked to 1.5ghz as soon as Android was ported right 'til the day I sold it and my SGS2 is quite happily steaming along at 1.6Ghz too.

Scaremonger. Post again when you come back to planet Earth.

@thosewhoaskwhy: Because I can. **** ya's.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tolis626:
Amazing?Nah,they were more than amazing.That 1.8GHz single-core little chicken-**** has reencoded this many movies that I really lost the count.AND in respectable times.Coupled with an NVidia 6800GT(Or ultra?I don't remember,but it was the best one-meaning the most expensive also),that thing rocked!

Anyway,thank you all for your sympathy.Appreciated.Although there is a slight chance that the CPU is fine and the power supply is done for,but I'll look into it some time next month.

As for AMD rocking BACK THEN,just wait till they release the Bulldozers(that's the name of their new line of CPUs).They are said to rival the i7's,but at much more reasonable price.For me,giving 800+ euros for the CPU alone is plain stupid,sorry to those who did give that much. :rolleyes:

Waiting till I get my hands on the ATI Hd 6970 these days.Does anyone have experiences with it?It must be THE BEAST! :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
Can i ave a puff of that pweeeease. :-)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tolis626:
Yep,that's the type of thought in my head.My old Hero has been running at 768MHz(about 45% overclock mind you) for almost two years and still,after having sold it to a friend who still keeps clocks high,it's pretty much alive and kicking! :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Sam Beckett of Quantum Leap fame?! :p

I used to love that show...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
Looking forward to Mayweather vs Ortiz... Check out the faceoff if you havent seen it mate...

MAYWEATHER vs ORTIZ - FACE OFF WITH MAX KELLERMAN
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] khein:
You took it word for word. :P

That's because you know how to

properly overclock

. Now try to OC your PC with the max possible frequency + voltage + multiplier + ratio Or atleast get the highest OC to pass P.O.S.T then stress test., on stock coolers. Best case = won't P.O.S.T./reboot WORST = Burned chip/s.

On GPU, set voltage/Core/Memory to max, run furmark/stress test. Expect a driver error or reboot, but possible worsts are burned vrm/gpu/etc

I'm not scaring anyone, just sharing some experience as seen on various pc online communities.

Sorry, for the OT.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] CaspaTheGhost:
I'm guessing you didnt throw a dice on a double six three times in a row?

Key part you missed out, easily done mate...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] schrickm5:
Well I promised myself I would not post my Quadrant standard score, I am on stock kg3, Ninpos v2.0.2 masterpiece. I got 4350 out (2nd run) was at 1400ghz, I was so elated I didn't bother continuing. My wife obviously didn't think it was that exciting, so I had to share it with like minded people.

have a pleasant evening gents.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
Im panned. Ahhhhhhhhhh heeeeee
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] IAmANumpty_NOFD:
Im pleased that i have made no contributuon but participated to this excellent fred.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] alturismo:
Hi, may a note if vpn pptp will be fixed in next release ?

thanks again for your efforts.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kwerdenker:
You can always use the USB JIG method. If you have skills with an soldering iron or know someone who does, you can make one following this guide. If not, search for something like "Samsung i9100 Galaxy S II USB Jig" on eBay and buy one. One of these is always handy to have around if you are into flashing things to your SGS2.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] washburn111:
Thanks

Hey I copied your setting. Seems to be working fine for now. Thanks! :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
No this is a forum where people discuss development. If you want a Q&A about things not related to this kernel, piss off to the Q&A forum. No, the yellow triangle is not related to this kernel, it is a consequence of flashing -any- non Samsung images.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
I GOT THE POWERRRR

Also harharharh OC
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kbiz90:
1400 GHz??? Hacre is a magic man!

Seriously, your Quadrant score is not pillow talk. However, I'm happy that your happy.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] schrickm5:
Thanks man. I couldn't be happier with this current set up. So I write a poem:

Ode to Hacre's kernel

A beacon that shines eternal

Amongst the dross

And github gloss

I'll defend thy might

From the hordes that fight

Our Kernel Knight

We salute you Hacre
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kbiz90:
Nice. I bet Hacre never had a poem written about him. :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] lpsi2000:
LOL, run Linpack 10-15 times and see if your phone does not freezes. There is more to stability process, Quadrant is just one thing to try. I have tested what's in my sig with practically 3 different OC kernels available in this forum and I think it is the sweet spot for my CPU. I am sure I cool do more from UV perspective but I am feeling lazy and don't want to keep trying. Now that you have gotten a few settings to try, you can now go freeze your phone a few times until you get your spot.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
StabilityTest on the market is a great app. It's also good for a quick draining of the battery for battery calibration exercises.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tolis626:
Well,you don't wanna hear my settings. :D

Anyway,the only real way to test stability is stress tests.I recommend StabilityTest(Free on market) and run a scaling test(requires root).This will stress test all your frequencies,so you can be sure for every one.Leave it for some 15-20 minutes there,stress-testing.Better charge the battery to 100%,you don't want your phone plugged in while stress-testing,believe me.Beware,the phone will get HOT if you're overclocking and stress testing.If it doesn't crash after 15-20 minutes,you're 90% good to go(Some errors take hours to appear,but there is no point for such cruel testing on a phone).That's how I found my device's sweet spot. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] knights.JayTana:
One thing i like about this Kernel is Versatility... i have it on many ROMS and have no problem at all... The Best so far... Very Fast, Stable and Efficient...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] tshoulihane:
Is the thermal management not in cpufreq yet? It is true that as the cpu gets warmer, it is more likely to struggle with high clock speeds though.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fenomeno83:
sorry, I have a 2.3.4 Xg1 rom..already rooted (kernel insicure + root with superclickone + g1 kernel to delete yellow triangle)..

Now, i flashed this kernel...it's possibile remove yellow tringle? thanks
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] veyka:
Buy a USB jig or flash a stock zimage (which will make flashing this kernel pointless)

Or ****ing live with it, you will only see it for about 2-3s whenever your phone is booting.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] m0rtiis:
If I've understood correctly do this: flash a stock kernel from Odin, then flash this kernel from CWM et voilà, no warning triangle.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] efegue:
Here's my current undervolting settings:

I ran StabilityTest in Scability for 30min, the temperature never went from 41º and I didnt have crashes/reboots.

I've tried lower values, but it wasn't stable for me, hope it helps someone ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] marioh:
Battery cherging time

Hi guys.

I've noticed that, in other kernels, there is atweak to roduce the battery charging time.

As, in my opinion, Ninphetamine is the best, and I0ll never change it, is possible to have this feature io our dear Ninphetamine kernel?

Thank you !!!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kalpik:
Already there in this kernel ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndroidGX:
Which undervolt app are you using please ? I'am trying with "Voltage Control" app but I get a message: "WARNING! : Assuming default voltages!" when I open it. :(

So undervolts settings dont works :-(
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] marioh:
Are you sure? How do I activate it?

My phone thakes 4 hours for complete recharge.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] marioh:
Use SETCPU 2.2.4
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kart_man_21:
Same message occured when i use voltage control. With setcpu all works fine. Hacre, thanks for your good work!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Hacre:
4 hours over USB is to be expected.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] marioh:
No, 4 hours on a docking connected to ac adapter.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Lennyuk:
from completely flat mine probably takes 4 hours to charge on AC, about 6 hours on USB
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bclark:
It means that the app is assuming that the kernel is programed to run at stock voltages. It isn't taking into consideration if it is already uv'd. It works fine I use it and Xan who is the app dev uses it, if you want a better explanation ask in the vc thread in the original sgs themes/apps forum
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dh2311:
I know this has been mentioned a bit, but no one has asked what i want to know,

first of all I want to say, I am NOT COMPLAINING, i know its not a CM7/MIUI Kernel, but how come it boots? I mean it doesn't work for me.. it gets stuck in a boot loop (because its not meant to work, i know, don't flame!!)

But how come it passes the splash screen at the start, what makes this different than all the other kernels I tried? Or is it just that your a wizard?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] desean:
roughly the same here. it takes around 30mins for 10% charge on AC.

however battery monitor widget seems to indicate my charging rate at around 500mA for both AC and USB. I don't think this should be the case right? I thought AC charging should be closer to 700mA based on the charger's output rating.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndroidGX:
Thanks for your guys answer,

I uninstalled "Voltage Control" for SetCPU instead now (anyway it's an app that I bought since few months), I gonna try it after my fully charged battery ;)

Strange that is works on SetCPU and not on Voltage Control.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bclark:
You missed my point. It does work. Setcpu does the same thing, it just doesn't tell you it does. That toast is a warning reminder for the user. Set your voltages and set on boot, reboot and they'll still be set
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
CM and miui ROMs use a different bootclasspath, which usually stops it booting. But sometimes you can get further than you might expect, if non critical stuff is all that's affected...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndroidGX:
Are you sure that it works properly ? because on Voltage Control, I even set very low settings and my device never rebooted at all (and still getting fast battery draining same as default mV), which is not the case with SetCPU so I guess UV works well on SetCPU :D (well.. on my case) ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] jlevy73:
They also have different ramdisks which would allow the splash screen to load but would end up in a bootloop
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dh2311:
with wifi switched off though this kernel works fine though, which makes no sense to me considering all others don't even boot

Swyped from my MIUI Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] denisman:
Same here which is just as impressive as it is confusing. Running this kernel without Wifi on MIUI .29 for a day now and everything works smooth so far. Battery life is also great!

If anyone wants to try it: Nandroid Backup -> Disable Wifi -> Boot into Download Mode -> Flash 2.02 TAR with Odin -> Reboot.

Wish he would give us a version for MIUI with Wifi enabled but I guess that's not going to happen. Have to live without I guess :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] JAG131990:
You can live with the world's best smartphone but having wifi disabled? You sir have become a victim of the game and you are no doubt a rom flash junkie.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
Lol. I guess if you want it that badly, you can build it from github yourself using the appropriate ramdisk.

But for now until CM is stable, codeworx asked ninpo not to release this for CM... The last thing they need is more variations and variables when hunting down bugs...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] dh2311:
Plus the way people are on the cm thread, it would be the cm devs who would have to explain its the kernel to everyone. Since nobody on that thread can read.

Swyped from my MIUI Galaxy S II
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Café King:
Please don't flame me on this one...

But does this awesome kernel support boot animation?

There's another boot animation I would like to try.

Thank you

/CK
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
Yes. Using it with a custom bootanimation of my choice :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] pulser_g2:
LOL so true... Then the n00bs would go "no it is rom problem cos my mate phone cyanogen g2 no have it" :p
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] denisman:
It might be strange but yes :) I can. We don't have too many open Wifi Hotspots in Germany and my internet connection at home (DSL2000, yes I know duh) is slower then HSDPA (3.6MBit here) which I have almost everywhere.

So if it has to be, I can easily live without it :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] silverbluem:
im getting alot of random boot with this kernel

im using Con.1.31 - when i changed to Stock Kernel all the random boots have stopped
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] mach0boi:
There is a workaround version for cases like yours. You can try it. Its in the OP. :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] lbbo2002:
Yep totally different as he told ya up front :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kalpik:
@Ninpo: Do you, sir, by any chance also write for cracked.com? The writing style is eerily similar :p

Cheers for an excellent kernel.. Flashing right now!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kbiz90:
Great news!

Funny stuff, Hacre. Your first kernel thread was hilarious too, but then you slunk away with your kernel a few days later. Glad you're back and better than ever with your sanity and wit intact. I can't imagine what it was like for your neighbors as you shouted your mighty WTFs to the rooftops of England in search of what turned out to be a Samsung update.

Also, thanks for writing complete paragraphs using proper punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and syntax. Oh, cleansing rain!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Ffbf:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14973796&postcount=531

I guess you can try this in setcpu
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] ebliss:
yeh! no need to log anymore. ;-P