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[Other SmartWatches] dproldan:
Using the amazing overclock module made by Tiago Sousa http://code.google.com/p/milestone-overclock/ , it is possible to modify the frequency tables on the motoACTV.

I'm not responsible for what you do to your device. This is potentially dangerous.

Extract the attached overclock.ko in some folder of your computer and open a command line in that folder. You need to have adb installed.

Issue the following commands:

adb remount
adb push overclock.ko /system/lib/modules/
adb shell insmod /system/lib/modules/overclock.ko omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table_addr=0xc0049150
adb shell 'echo "0 1000000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table'
adb shell 'echo "1 800000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table'
adb shell 'echo "2 600000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table'
adb shell 'echo "3 300000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table'
adb shell 'echo "1 300000000 20" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps'
adb shell 'echo "2 600000000 30" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps'
adb shell 'echo "3 800000000 45" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps'
adb shell 'echo "4 1000000000 45" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps'
adb shell "echo 1000000 > /proc/overclock/max_rate"
adb shell "echo 45 > /proc/overclock/max_vsel"

This will create 4 frequency steps:

300MHz. This is the minimum we can get with the current kernel.

600Mhz. This is the stock highest speed. Now the voltage is lower.

800Mhz.

1Ghz.

Now, you can use a program like setCPU http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=505419 to set the maximum and minimum speeds.

Enjoy
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
On this command (after copying and pasting your commands above):

adb shell 'echo "0 1000000" > /proc/overclock/freq_table'

I get a return of:

The system cannot find the path specified.

I tried next to re-run:

adb shell insmod /system/lib/modules/overclock.ko omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table_addr=0xc0049150

but it failed, because it already exists.

EDIT: I believe they should be like this:

adb shell "echo '0 1000000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '1 800000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '2 600000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '3 300000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '1 300000000 20' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '2 600000000 30' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '3 800000000 45' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '4 1000000000 45' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"

EDIT 2: That didn't work... the frequencies aren't in setcpu, even after re-detecting speeds.
[Other SmartWatches] dproldan:
can you try this command?

adb shell grep omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table /proc/kallsyms

It should return a number, and this number is the one that has to be used for the insmod.

I haven't updated my MotoActv in a while and maybe the kernels have changed.
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\MiniADB>adb shell grep omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table /proc
/kallsyms

[B]c0049150[/B] T omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table

There was no error when running the insmod the first time, it went through successfully, just the next several lines, and then no change at the end, even after a reboot and re-checking the frequencies in SetCPU. :confused:
[Other SmartWatches] dproldan:
You are right about the commands, for windows, you have to use this:

adb remount
adb push overclock.ko /system/lib/modules/
adb shell insmod /system/lib/modules/overclock.ko omap2_clk_init_cpufreq_table_addr=0xc0049150
adb shell "echo '0 1000000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '1 800000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '2 600000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '3 300000' > /proc/overclock/freq_table"
adb shell "echo '1 300000000 20' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '2 600000000 30' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '3 800000000 45' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo '4 1000000000 45' > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps"
adb shell "echo 1000000 > /proc/overclock/max_rate"
adb shell "echo 45 > /proc/overclock/max_vsel"

Do not reboot! This changes are not save anywhere yet. It's a bit dangerous because the system will not boot if you put wrong values in there. I'm leaving this for later.
[Other SmartWatches] Jeff:
Good work, however the changes are not persistent to reboots. I put them in init.goldfish.sh but still not persistent. When doing it from shell, the changes are there in SetCPU, just not after a reboot. Maybe we could script it somewhere else to start at reboot...

Regards...

I added init.d to the /system/etc folder and added my script - still nothing

I added the script in other shells but still nothing...

I heard that SManager will boot scripts at logon, maybe this is the way to go?
[Other SmartWatches] dproldan:
There are a few scripts that are launched by init directly. One for the keyboard, one for preinstall, etc.

Try adding the insmod and echo commands to one of those. I'll test this later and post about it.
[Other SmartWatches] Jeff:
I amended the one for the keyboard, no dice. I am going to try again though... keep you informed.

init_prep_keyboard.sh keeps reverting back to what it was before amendments. I am sure that I verified its permissions prior to reboot, it just went back to what it was before and deleted the .BAK file too, wierd.

Peace
[Other SmartWatches] tansoftware:
Working Solution...

I've tested the method above and it works perfectly.

But as mentioned, the script has to be executed upon every reboot.

Working Solution !!!

I've tested this and it works 100%

- Dump boot.img from watch.

- Extract and decompile boot.img

- Create overclock.sh and put it in etc folder from boot.img

- Write entire script in overclock.sh

- Open init.rc from boot.img

- Add exec /system/etc/overclock.sh in init.rc

- Save changes to init.rc

- Repack boot.img

- Push modified boot.img to watch via fastboot

- Restart watch.

Consider adding overclock.ko in system.img

Overclock is now permanent !!! Even after reboot :-D
[Other SmartWatches] eXecuter.bin:
Can you possibly make a patched boot.img for us?
[Other SmartWatches] Jeff:
tansoftware: This is no easy task on a windows box... I will try on Fedora...

a detailed walkthrough would be superb! i.e. How-to? Otherwise GIYF

Peace

EDIT: This ain't easy in linux either...

If you could post your modified Boot.img, that would be killer!

What bash shell did you use upon init.rc? Could you at least share that with us?
[Other SmartWatches] Jeff:
dproldan: This thing WIZZes at 1Ghz! If there were just an easier way to make it persistent across reboots... but what a difference.
[Other SmartWatches] Prack:
I posted on the other motoactv thread a very easy way to overclock.

You need android overclock and rom toolbox pro (maybe the free version works I have no idea)

1. Open android overclock select advanced/custom.

2. Scroll to bottom and select apply preset. This gives you four slots 350, 500, 800, 1000.

3. Open rom toolbox pro, performance, cpu control.

4. Slide the bar to desired speed. You can also set profiles in this section to clock down to 350 while the screen is off etc.

I was able to apply at boot etc and haven't lost the overclocking settings. With cf-bench my score went from 1504 to 2370. You can probably apply settings beyond the slots listed above but you will need to increase the voltages in android overclock. I haven't had time to try it. Another microsoft certification exam this week. :(
[Other SmartWatches] tansoftware:
Updated Method...

I can't share my boot.img at this time as it is highly experimental and could easily & un-reversibly brick your watch. My boot.img contains a modified bootstrap.bin that flashes upon boot and forces Android to boot from the built-in MMC instead of internal nvram. Extremely buggy at this stage with several crashes but I'm no longer limited by the 256mb ram on the watch. Hopefully after the bugs are ironed out, we can all enjoy full 8/16 gigs of space. This trick was taken from the nook color modified boot code.

As for how to embed the code into your own boot.img, I believe @Prack posted a simpler cleaner method to overclock the watch. If his method does not work as explained, I'll provide a more thorough explanation of my method.
[Other SmartWatches] eXecuter.bin:
Uh what?
[Other SmartWatches] Prack:
My guess is he's talking about a swapper2 or some other swap file. It helps but it by no means replaces having more ram. I was on a droid 1 for years and the biggest issue with that phone was the ram/internal storage space. I used swap and 2nd sdcard partitions to make up for it. I'm guessing he's doing the same thing with the watch. Would be interesting to see if he gets any actual improvement.
[Other SmartWatches] jiexi:
any more news on this?
[Other SmartWatches] dproldan:
permanent settings for the overclock

Attached is a modified "loadpreinstalls.sh" file that will load the module and apply the settings at boot.

Be careful with this, it can prevent your device from booting, requiring a full system reinstall to bring it back.

so, download the overclock.ko from the first post, download and extract this loadpreinstalls.sh to the same folder in your computer and issue this commands from a terminal:

adb remount

adb push overclock.ko /system/lib/modules/

adb push loadpreinstalls.sh /system/bin/

adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/loadpreinstalls.sh

adb reboot

Now you can use SetCPU to choose the speeds you like and make its changes permanent.

This is working fine for me with the current MotoACTV system releases, it could be broken for some older versions.

Enjoy
[Other SmartWatches] mattyv:
This sounds like an awesome application - any way to make it easier for the lay (er) people that know just enough to be dangerous?
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
How about this. I just wrote a simple windows install script and included all of dproldan's needed files, so all you have to do is unzip this to your desktop and run "runme.bat". :)

Pre-requesites:

-ACTV must be rooted

-ACTV must be plugged into computer and turned on normally

Called it "dproldan_overclock".

Even included the ADB drivers. :)
[Other SmartWatches] fernandoavc:
Hey that's awesome but.... doesn't it drain the battery faster?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus from Brazil
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
It might. I think it needs an underclock value to drop back down to, also, but honestly if you set it to "OnDemand" profile, it'll only overclock if it needs to. And, also, you can use SetCPU (or any other cpu controller) to un-overclock it if you desire. It's entirely optional on the device, once you enable the ability. :)

If you don't want it enabled, just use setcpu to set the clock speed back to 600Mhz max. :)
[Other SmartWatches] ClearD:
As an update to this, overclocking is never guaranteed stable.

As a result of my own overclocking, my watch would drain down to 0% even after being turned off. Not sure how, not sure why, but it happened twice and only after overclocking, and hasn't done it since I switched back to regular speeds.

Of course, nothing was broken, and all I had to do was charge it again to get it to turn back on.

That said, always use caution! :)
[Other SmartWatches] VirginaRushKang101:
I foind this very helpful thanks. Great thread
[Android Themes] anuraagkochar:
I started this thread so people can show their ics layout. Apps wallpapers etc.

Since many people are on ics . It will be a useful thread.

So show your ics rom look . Come on guys.
[Android Themes] eyronic:
No need for this topic.

Go here.

Or different sites like mycolorscreen.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinye:
I need help on this issue,I have read other posts on this that the problem is not the OC but i beg to differ,recovering back to my earlier CM7 the camera works fine. I wish to keep the 1.8ghz oc so is there someone who has found the soulution to this. First my wifi didnt work and i found a kernel on that and now works fine,there is none for the camera??
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinye:
Ok,since no solutions seems forthcoming I found out the only other solution is to restore my phone in Clockwork recovery to undo the G2Fast update and my camera came back fine...guess I will do the overclocking after they solve that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
Hello, evryone,

can u help me to found compatible roms for my phone :

I have an android c2000 :

Some information about it i have :

And the information from my phone :

other information i have found with antutu application :

can u help me to found some roms compatible with my phone ?

tanks to u
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
Hello,

knows this phone ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
up

:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
Hello,

well i m still looking for a rom for my androPhone Android c2000

ihave using UniFlash a tool from XDA and i have this information :

if someone have a information about my device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
Hello,

i have still this phone, Android c2000 an exotic android phone from china !

it's a good phone, but no update that's not cool ::'(

well if someone know somethings about this phone ...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meseguer_sj:
Hey whats up?

I`ve just bought this mobile phone from Buyincoins

We are a 65 (and some more I guess) people community that have bought this mobile phone, you can find us in: http://www.forocoches.com/foro/showthread.php?t=3102974 Where we are trying to find about the real specs of this phone and in the near future make something with software (Not exactly developing because we are completely amateur ;) )

Bye!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] FinancialWar:
this is how I make my galaxy S stand up, by using a stand that sucks to the glossy back. This is much better than stand cases because when you don't need it you can take it off so it does not add extra weight or thickness and it's portable and light.

Since the Note does not come with a glossy back like other galaxy phones, I can not use this sucking stand.

Is there an effective way to make the note stand up without adding weight, thickness or reducing portability?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] octavian90:
Use your hand.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] FinancialWar:
fail... the Note is much heavier device. Imaging holding it for 2 hours to watch a movie...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] octavian90:
Good point. In that case I think you have to sacrifice thinness a bit and get a kickstand case.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] praetorius:
Ultimate fail. Use tv out and/or watch on bigger LCD.

Zapped through server hops to XDA forums
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] friedje:
just get a glossy back from ebay, it's not only removable to watch your battery....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] fahadq8000:
The white galaxy note comes with glossy back
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Alexanderbooth:
I wish someone would release a battery back cover with a kickstand, that looks exactly the same on the stock one, I'd buy that in a second.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Some people are OK with sealed phones, others can't live without removable batteries. It seems to be a repeat theme across this forum and others, one which people are (seemingly) pretty strongly divided on. The tradeoffs of having a sealed device are generally things like battery, thickness and build quality.

I personally couldn't care less about the battery being sealed inside my device. I only own 1 battery and I don't see any other reason for me to be in there. I'd happily keep the device the same thickness and grab a few extra mAh by having it sealed.

So I want to know, what size battery would it take for you to put up with it being sealed inside the device? I've put up a poll and I'd be interested in knowing what you answered and your rationale.

(Poll based on 1750mAh being the base GSM size. Feel free to answer the poll as if the size were 100mAh more if you have a CDMA model.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
2500mah. And only if the battery was still relatively easy for the average user to swap out anyways. Tamper proof screws and or unibody design to inhibit changing battery then no dice.

...of the people, by the people, for the people...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zapek666:
Batteries have a limited lifetime. They start to degrade significantly after 2 years or so. I know the average xda user changes phone every 3 months after returning it 10 times because he lost his 4G connection and the screen colors are slightly wrong but being able to use a phone past its planned obsolescence lifetime is a good thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
It must be removable. I'm not relying on some fancy unknown key combination to restart my phone when it happens to freeze. The only "plus" for me is the battery case and battery NOT falling out if I drop the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hammer_Of_The_Gods:
Hi,

I totally agree in both cases :),but since we must choose...removable for me!

I really lost my battery once on an old Nokia when it is dropped on the floor,looking almost everywhere,under the sofa,armchair,TV stand,etc...the battery was in the kitchen under the stove...,slid over 2 meters on the floor:eek::p:D:D:D

Voted!

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pascanu:
2500 for me but only if non-removable also means waterproof.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scoobdude:
If you saw how my wife's old phone's battery became swollen.... you would never want one built in. I too am of the camp of having the ability to kill power via removal of power.

And then there is the article from 2006 saying the FBI can listen in even when your phone is off. Call me paranoid but its still scary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] obsanity:
3300mah or at least double what it currently is. When the battery is built in there is usually a hard reset combination built into a phone. I feel like that should be standard with all phones anyway since the GN is a pain in the ass to remove the back cover and then put it back again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
I have the official 2000mAh in my gsm GNex. I wouldn't be upset if that was non-removable, I never remove it. If something with more capacity was the same size I'd take that obviously. No bigger physically is mandatory.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Step666:
Yeah, 'cos pressing and holding the power button is just so difficult :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spaceman860:
Boot loop = battery pull

+1 removable

Sent from my Gnex {GSM}
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaze one:
Removable. I don't care what mAh.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
This>

Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nosit1:
Removable. When I go on my bike trips, I use Slacker and GPS navigation. I use a battery going to my destination and one coming back. Without removable, I'd have to use an external battery charger. Not my cup of tea.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Well, when you have a sealed device you either have a reset button, a key combo, or can hold down the power button to reset. Don't think this is something to worry about. They've thought of this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unlvmike:
Yeah, it seems people are overlooking that you can hold the power button for 10 seconds and it'll reboot the phone. You really don't need to ever remove the battery. But to OP, I think at least a 2500 mah would be ideal
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zerocool79346:
I'd own the RAZR Maxx right now if it wasn't for the amazing Dev support on the Nexus and AOSP support. Removable vs. Nonremovable means nothing to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jjshleprock:
If you need a bigger battery for the Galaxy Nexus, then

1. you're not rooted.

2. you don't know android.

3. you can't read threads.

If this makes no sense, ask questions. Everywhere. Ask questions all day long. Don't be an idiot, ask the right question for the right answer.

Know what you're getting into. our phones suck battery.

If reading, kernels, and rooting does nothing, then walk away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DualSportDad:
A removable battery is a must for me. I ride my dual sport motorcycle way into the everglades on a weekly basis, using gps to guide me and record my track. I also need to be able to to carry extra batteries in case I break down out there and have to walk away from the bike. With my photon I carry a charger and a spare stock battery along with the 3500 ma that is on the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Wouldn't have expected a snarky comment from a moderator....

That said, I've never owned a non-removable battery device to even know that. I know on my current phones, that doesn't work. When something hard locks, its battery pull time.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] merkk:
Hi all,

I've got the evo 4g. Thinking about upgrading to the evo lte. But when I go to sprint, it says i need to pick a new plan. I REALLY don't want to pick a new plan since i'd be paying an extra $30/mo for less I currently have the sero premium 500 plan. Base cost is $40/mo but the plan they want me to sign up for is $70/mo and i would get 50 minutes less a month.

Thats not a very enticing deal - get $150 credit for the phone, but agree to a 2 year term and pay an extra $720 over the 2 years for less talk time.

anyone know if there's a way to upgrade phones but keep the same plan? I like sprint but that sort of deal is basically sprint scream 'fk you, we dont want you as a customer'
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] knlmwq:
That Sprint rep definetely didnt know what he was doing. It is 100% possible to upgrade your phone and stay on your Sero-P plan. Its best to call the offical Sero number and order your phone from them. Its clear only a few people in actual sprint stores know how to handle Sero-P plans. I will have to look up the official sero sprint number.

In the mean time, maybe you can call another sprint store and see if they know how to handle sero premium accounts
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] nerdvernacular:
You need to call the sero accounts #

(888) 876-8381

They bumped me from the old sero 500 plan to sero premium, just so I could get the lte. Then they forwarded me to telesales, who were even better, the guy added my wife with the same plan as me. When I called accounts later for some info about porting her number, the lady was all pissed off that they did something they weren't supposed to.

My experience has been that I called a few times, and every time I got a woman with a southern drawl, they wouldn't help me at all and got rather angry about the fact I was still on sero. Everytime I got a guy, they were helpful. Considering you're already on sero premium, you might be able to go straight through telesales for the phone. The only downside of ordering through telesales, is that it's $199 (cheaper elsewhere)- but you have assurances from them that your plan won't get screwed up, so it's worth the extra cost to me.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] .Elite_The_King.:
She was probably on her rag that's what happens.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] merkk:
I didn't call anyone, this was just using their website. But I'll try calling and see what they say.

You got lucky - i had added a 2nd line to my account last year and they wouldn't let me put it on sero - had to get the regular plan.

I'm just going to wait a little while until the phone is out just to see what the reviews are from users and then i'll decide if i should upgrade or not.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] FrameCityJackal:
I have a similar question.

My buddy is going to let me use a upgrade for this phone and I'm on a indirect-employee plan. Someone mentioned that one of his phones could possibly not be able to be used for 6 months after I upgrade and swap.

I called sprint they said that is not true and I can ESN swap from his account to mine as long as that line has a phone attacthed to it, which it does.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sinfiery:
I believe we will be moved to the $50 SERO plan from the $30 if you began there.

+$10 for the "smartphone" premium, and another +$10 for the premium data fee.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] xTmDarren:
This is True- and if you already have the sero premium plan, you will still have to call because the LTE addon is different from the current Data addon on the plan. But from what I've read over on other forums you can keep your Sero plan.