[Motorola Droid X2] phieta:
All credit goes to BMc08GT, the creator of the following mod

PowerBoost v2.2 BETA [Universal Unthrottle] ​

Original Thread: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/11110-mod-powerboost-v-in-the-kitchen-universal-unthrottle-with-no-data-issues/

Standard disclaimer: I, nor XDA Forums, are responsible for what you do to your phone. Just because these tutorials work for me, does not mean that they will work for you.

I make no claims to be the original owner of this process.

I ran this on my X2 with the following:

MOD

Eclipse 2.0.3 (edited out 'oom' and 'minfree' values in 99tweaks to work with V6)

Flashed-

---Speedy V7 (removed 97memoryCharger script to work with V6)

---build.prop Mash-Up v5 2.3.5

Ran --V6 Supercharger

Selected no init.rc integration

Option 20: Installed Nitro Lag Nulifier

Option 6: to Supercharge

Ran --3g TurboCharger

Option 4: Fastest?!

I looked at build.prop. It had the 3gTurbo addition, then Mash-up, then V6. (I briefly compared the eclipse version with mash-ups. Is Nitro's stock?)

Ran the --Unthrottle-- option in the Powerboost 2.2 script.

Speedtest.net has been consistently showing speeds that range from 1.7 mb/s - 2.6 mb/s Goes to 1.5 mb/s during peak hours.

Before, I was between 0.8-1.3mb/s

NOTES are posted on the Rootzwiki thread. My notes italicized:

***It is HIGHLY recommended that you reflash your current ROM to return all system files to pre-mod state(i.e. erases all PB mods from/system)

(Not really necessary if you never had PB already implemented)

***Busybox v1.19.0.git.adrynalyne is REQUIRED for the full functionality of this script. Downloadable via script

BMc08GT and others stated in the RootzWiki forum that it works on 1.19 and higher.

***For an explanation of each MOD or feature type PBhelp

***If any FC's occur on initial boots of flashes, please reboot to rectify the issues

***Now features universal unthrottle exploit

1) Extract PB2.2.zip

- I put the zip on my internal sdcard.

-I believe BMc08GT used Root Explorer, which may make the necessary 'extracted' folder when you unzip with Root Explorer

-I used ES File Explorer and manually made the 'extracted' folder

-Just make sure the PB2.2.zip extracts to /sdcard/extracted/

-When all is done, you should have /sdcard/extracted/unthrottle/

2) You can either open terminal emulator (2a) or run as root in Script manager (2b).

(2a) Terminal Option =

Open terminal emulator and type:

su

sh /*/*/*/setup.sh

OR

(2b) Script Manager Option =

Run setup.sh as root (Select the Skull and crossbones for Superuser permissions)

Powerboost should run. Will move files around...If you go back to the /sdcard/extracted the /unthrottle folder will be moved to /sdcard/unthrottle

Select CWM (ClockWorkMod) Recovery when it asks what recovery option

***Once this finishes device will reboot

3) Open terminal and type:

su

sysrw

powerboost

4) Run Option 1--->1 to create backup directory

5) Use rest of menu to select mods to be installed. (Option 2-5)

At this time, options 3-5 are not available for the X2. We may see them in the next release, Powerboost v3

6) Select option 2 for Unthrottle mod.

-Prompt will asks if you agree to terms

-All the throttle values in settings.db will be set to 0

-They do. I checked later.

7) Exit from Main Menu by selecting option 10.

***This Step is NOT CRUCIAL to the unthrottle mod being installed***

8) After exiting, script will ask you to select your device and finalize flashme.zip

It will ask what device you are using. Select option 4?: X2.

-Then says "Device Not Yet Recognized".

-BMc08GT confirmed that the unthrottle works without the flashme.zip. The other mods in options 3-5 work for other devices that would require the flashme.zip

9) Exit terminal

10) I rebooted and checked to see that the files were moved

-BMc08GT said he will implement a feature in his next release that will check to make sure the Unthrottle mod worked. I checked all the throttle settings in ‘settings.db’ to make sure they went to 0. That file is located in ‘/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db’.

PB changed all the following’s values to 0:

throttle_polling_sec

throttle_threshold_bytes

throttle_value_kbitsps

throttle_notification_type

throttle_reset_day

You can download the SQLite3? editor on the Market. I extracted the 'settings.db' and used SQLite Database Browser in Windows.

So ya, my speeds have increased at this time. I will report back of any changes that I notice in the next few days. I can edit this post later or if someone wants to clean it up to make it easier for people.

REPORT BACK WITH YOUR RESULTS!!!! :)

-phieta