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[Motorola Atrix 2] boxy44:
No OC ???

Hi guys,

I have a Rooted OTA 4.0.4 Asia Retail.. I have followed the steps on page 1 to the word (mine is the 1 ghz one).

But nothing seems to happen . I have deleted the int.d file and retried the entire process all over again, but still doesn't OC, both No frills and CPU master show my stock freq's as max clocks.

I have installed busybox from the market as well.. Where do you guys think i'm going wrong? I have tried the 1.1 ghz and 1.2 ghz ones..
[Motorola Atrix 2] daavvis:
I don't think its working I'm gonna re work it this weekend...
[Motorola Atrix 2] boxy44:
Thanx Mate.. The phone is very smooth as it is, but while playing some big games (Gears and Guts), the gameplay is very choppy and also freezes some times. Hence thinking of bumping it up to 1.2ghz. I have also noticed that in post#1 there is the screenshot of editing the 02overclock file, where the GPU was also overclocked. Could you kindly have a look into providing instructions to overclock the GPU as well.
[Motorola Atrix 2] daavvis:
GPU over clocking worked for our oc on 2.3.6 but things have changed so I'm not sure if its possible on ICS.. it is on my list of things to figure out tho ..
[Motorola Atrix 2] triloger:
Nice

Sent from my SuperCharged CM10 MB865
[Motorola Atrix 2] Washburned:
Just wanted to thank you guys for your hard work with our Atrix , always have a good feeling when seeing some new updates in the Dev's section ;)

so the init.d installer is need to be fixed for now?
[Motorola Atrix 2] daavvis:
Ya im sorry guys got busy this weekend...

Started with a sim card shop knife mod so i could use this iphone 4 i have at work, for tethering, and including jailbreaking it took up most of my time...

I did however flash back to leak oneto test the init.d thing, and tested one build, but it failed...

Then today i went to take a picture of a recessed light for my boss with my now back to stock droid and the camera showed black, and wouldnt switch to the front camera, and video fc the app... turns out its not the copy of cm10 i was running, but really a broken camera.... soooo... ill be testing this init.d thing while im waiting for a 3rd warranty claim.... lol
[Motorola Atrix 2] Washburned:
Thanks for the update.

It's good to have AT&T on your side hehe.
[Motorola Atrix 2] CM-PRo:
Seems that the modules aren't working on the new PA ROM.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
Really? They work just fine for me..

The 1.2-1.3oc.zip

Sent from yours truly..

ΧΔΑ Fraternity's Rush Chairman
[Motorola Atrix 2] hahakei:
tried......doesn't work with 1.0GHz factory device :crying::crying::crying: ----->1.1GHZ overclock (QUICK)
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
I am trying that file now, I am backing up my current PA before that, I get "Error while backing up boot image" Is this normal?? (due to locked bootloader??) Or anything wrong with my rom?? Rest backs up fine.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
That's perfectly fine. It'll give the error for boot image and recovery image and one other I believe.

Also, these oc zips don't work with the PA version released. I was still running the earlier build from testing, and I didn't pay attention to which version I had been running at the time :o apologies.

But daavvis is looking into all this. He'll get it squared away :D

Sent from yours truly..

ΧΔΑ Fraternity's Rush Chairman
[Motorola Atrix 2] hahakei:
after one more try, it work :good:.....
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
So it works with latest PA build?? :fingers-crossed:

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@Axis_Drummer

Thanks! means I shouldn't bother with flashing that right?
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
No it doesn't work with the latest build. :( only the test build I was using. But daavvis will get this figured out in due time :D

Check the PA thread, a few members seem to have found a way to use motomizer and add a zip align to realign on each boot. (?) :rolleyes:

Sent from yours truly..

ΧΔΑ Fraternity's Rush Chairman
[Motorola Atrix 2] Scottyfer:
Motomizer runs its script after the phone has completely booted, so it will work for all ICS roms regardless of working init.d.

Init.d is not working in PA when you install it. I flashed the init enabler from here and it works just fine.
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
I am using the PA rom and I flashed the 'initdFIX_pa-ed-v0.3.3_signed.zip' by alertedlikeness.

Then installed the 1400 oc ZIP for 1200 stock devices {1400 OC (STILL BEWARE!!!)}

I did wipe cache before flashing.

after that reboot apps optimizing, and then reboot again.

But now I see that using CPU Spy Plus. I cant read cpu states file..

Is this normal??
[Motorola Atrix 2] motowizz:
Im running. Stock Android. 4.0.4 n tried installing the oc zip i get nothing what other options for stock 1ghz you guys got!!!
[Motorola Atrix 2] Maribou:
Since you are running stock, have you flashed the init.d zip to enable init.d support?
[Motorola Atrix 2] motowizz:
Yes did everything they mentioned still no oc!!!
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
Have you tried this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37148006

Sent from yours truly..

ΧΔΑ Fraternity's Rush Chairman
[Motorola Atrix 2] isaumya:
Hi, I'm using Motorola Atrix 2 Indian/Asian version. Right now I'm using Official Jelly Bean [4.1.2] #Leak 1 Rooted. Now before installing JB , I installed the stock ICS update provided by motorola itself and on that update my CPU was 1.3 GHz and after installing JB its become 1GHz. I know everybody faced this issue. I'm just asking is anybody here who used 1.2 OC in the JB update? If somebody here, then please tell me

1. After installing the 1.2 OC did you faced any negative point in the mobile phone or its battery life? - Please Honestly Say

2. After doing the OC did you feel that the BUGs has been increased..... or started blackout the screen or something like that? - Please honestly say

Now the main part:

If this OC is working perfectly without any single issue, then which OC Link should I download? Actually I read the whole 1st post, But it seems that there are too many links which is making me very confused. :( Do I download from this link?

or anything else?

Also, I have seen the procedure given up here

But I'm very sorry to say I dont understand the following : ....

restart into recovery - Dose it mean the Reboot Recovery Option from Atrix2Bootstrap.apk?

no need to wipe cache*** - Don't understand

Also please let me know if you people faced any issue after installing the 1.2 OC into Indian/Asian A2 model with JB [4.1.2] updated...... PLEASE......
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
There are issues with OC. You can't get proper state reading in CPU spy and similar apps. Also the Hotplugx governeor sometimes casues the phone to get stuck on black screen. I HAD used the Numa OC script for OC. Before that you need to enable Init.d support.

Yes. it means Reboot Recovery in Atrix2Bootstrap.

You do not need to wipe cache like you would if you are flashing a new rom through CWM recovery. Just install zip and reboot.
[Motorola Atrix 2] isaumya:
Thank you for your reply NHS2008.... Now I'm not going to OC my phone.... what do you suggest bro? U helped me a lot at the time when I installed the JB, so waiting for a honest suggestion from you. I trust u bro. Please tell me what do you suggest?
[Motorola Atrix 2] NHS2008:
I also haven't OCed the phone. To be honest, I see no difference in everyday usage. Only difference is seen in Benchmark score. :good:
[Motorola Atrix 2] isaumya:
Many thanks @NHS2008. U really are a great guy :) And you saved my phone twice from being junk :)
[Motorola Atrix 2] rohitrockon17:
Screenshots after OverClocking

I am so happy after clocking my Atrix 2 to 1200 MHz. Mine was a 1 MHz default handset. Posting the screenshot after the 1200 MHz overclocked:D

Will be moving to 1300 MHz soon:)

Thanks

RG:cowboy:
[Motorola Atrix 2] rohitrockon17:
1300 Try

1300 GHz works fine as well, but have a slight increase in heating. Tried 1400 GHz, phone stuck in boot animation, doesn't boots up.

Hence flashed back to 1300 GHz, back online :)..Did any1 try 1.4 GHz script on Asian 1 GHz phone ?

Thanx

RG:cowboy:
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
Yes you'll probably want root explorer to edit your values and such.

Personally, I'd recommend trying out a few ROMs before OC'ing but always remember to make a backup. Follow the steps and see how it goes, but from what I remember, it was hard to get the OC to stick on stock, and I tried a few methods for which to do so. I ended up on PA ROM OC'd to 1350mhz and was happy as could be. Most ROMs have init.d enabled so all you'd have to do is flash the OC file that you want, and use root explorer to tune it up.

If you OC too high and get into a bootloop, just restore the backup you made previously.

Sent from yours truly..

ΧΔΑ Fraternity's Rush Chairman
[Motorola Atrix 2] RAD7:
OC on JB 4.1.2 leak 1?

Daavis,

Please read my sig for my device specific details. So out of the box I was stock GB 1 ghz then OTA to stock ICS which upgraded the cpu to 1.2ghz then finally now on unofficial JB leak 4.1.2 leak 1 by wanggjghost which has again brought it down to 1 ghz. I currently OC to 1.2 ghz on the fly by firing shell script rather than having permanent OC. I have init.d support using apk by Ryuinferno but I had to totally have the apk replace my stock installrecovery.sh file (which ideally should have been as is with just added lines by Ryu's apk but due to very long installrecovery.sh file I was unable to get init.d support and hence he suggested to delete original & let his apk recreate the file).

Given the above scenario I once again wish to OC on the fly rather than permanent OC & I am looking to achieve 1.4 or 1.425ghz so my question is which file should I use from your OP? (I perfectly u/s that not all A2's support all frequencies but as per your classification of 1ghz & 1.2 ghz devices viz a viz my device details as above), what would you suggest? Please advice, Thanks!
[Motorola Atrix 2] rivas1981:
how do you oc youe A2? i have been trying since gb and never could. pleaaase help im stuck in 1.0ghz
[Motorola Atrix 2] demonoid phenomenom:
I use this http://db.tt/92pMDOGz it's very usefull, besides oc'ing it will also allow you to load extra modded modules , changes will not survive a reboot ,but still is a nice way to enjoy oc' ing without worries about a bricked phone , cant remember where i find this app, but ive used it in several CM roms , and it never dissapointed me

Sent from the gray stuff inside my skull
[Motorola Atrix 2] Ravikirancg:
Nice.. BTW that's whirleyes app. Mostly you found it on his project lense website. Do ask him if its fine to share the apk. Or he may want you to just share the link on his website.. Anyway thanks..
[Motorola Atrix 2] shubham412302:
on jb leak it will work
[Motorola Atrix 2] RAD7:
OC on the fly

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[Motorola Atrix 2] motowizz:
You Guys OC Cm 10.1?
[Motorola Atrix 2] daavvis:
Hey guys, sorry for the absence...

Work has been absorbing all my brain power for a few months but I'll do some tests and update the op with what I know this week I promise:)
[Motorola Atrix 2] jackall77:
have u try its?i just oc mine from 1.0 to 1.2ghz .. im using cm10.1 .. :thumbup:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wongb:
I am wondering if there are any ROM for desire support OTG by default,or what kernel can I use to make by desire to support this function. Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dethrat:
Cm7.2 supports it I've used it before
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murtuzasb:
Dethrat: Is that default support? Or did you change the kernel? I couldn't find anything mentioned in the CM wiki.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wongb:
I am using cm7.2 as well but no org supported. Can I know which kernal you was using?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamhlj:
I just got an update today for both my Gnex and N7 and tested it out and it works!!! I am SOO happy now:D This has been bothering me for so long, but after the update, I put a live album on that is easy to tell and there were NO GAPS!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
I'm just mildly happy. It does work for MP3 and Vorbis files, but not for AAC which I happen to use for my audio collection. Haven't tested any other formats so far.

Definitely a step in the right direction though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamhlj:
Well, I upload my music to google music, and all higher quality music just gets converted to the highest rate MP3 anyway. But that is good to know, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] luckylui:
Listening to it now, love it.

#Galaxy Nexus HSPA+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
I think this was done in time to appease people who buy the Nexus 4 and need a solution for music that they can't put on their phone due to the low storage space.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rand4ll:
And gapless playback helps this how?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
People with a ton of music on their computer, especially live albums, tend to love things like gapless playback. If they can't play a lot of music on their phone locally, as is the case on the Nexus 4 with its limited storage which is also needed for apps, photos, video, etc, they will buy another phone or a dedicated mp3 player. However, now that Google music has gapless playback just in time for the sale of the Nexus 4, more people will warm up to the idea of playing their music over the cloud with a Nexus 4 and they will buy it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
This isn't related to cloud storage. Gapless playbck didn't work AT ALL in the Android music app until now, even for files stored on the device.

I've tested a different AAC encoder and the files it produced do play gaplessly.

Apparently, the gapless information stored by Nero AAC (current version 1.5.4.0) isn't supported by the Android music app. It does work an any other device/software player with gapless playback support I tried, so the problem is probably on Google's end. It even works on Apple devices.

Files produced by the Quicktime AAC encoder work fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Does it have to be in an album or what? And is the gap less trigger stored in the file itself?

There are some tracks - not live albums - of various artists that have gap less tracks (Green Day's Holiday and Boulevard Of Broken Dreams is an example, Royksopp's Melody A.M. album is another)... So how does it great those tracks in that case? Gap less, or standard?

Cheers. And sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
You're confusing gapless with crossfade. Crossfade plays the second track before the first ends, merging them into one. Gapless just makes sure that there is no additional gap between the files, the second track is played exactly when the first ends.

As you can see, there is no reason to disable gapless for specific situations. It is never harmful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
I didn't mean cross fade; I know exactly what gapless playback is :) all I was curious to find out was are there certain rules where gapless playback kicks in, or does it apply on all tracks by default.

(In short - how the app knows when to remove gaps and when to treat it like normal files)

Because it was said that encoding it in AAC using Nero doesn't help, but QuickTime encoding works... So... Kinda confusing me.

sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
Gapless playback under Android doesn't remove any data from the files or depend on any metadata scheme. It just plays the tracks back-to-back so that any silence between tracks is due to that silence being encoded in the files themselves.

The underlying mechanism for gapless playback was added to the Android SDK for Jellybean/4.1. I added it my music app a couple months ago. I was surprised that Google didn't add this into their player at the same time that Jellybean was released.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Oh... So there's no gap or delay when playing the files (or switching from one file to another), right?

I thought it involved using a buffer and cutting to the next file and whatnot.

So its all normal. Thanks. :)

sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
Hmm some things are gapless others aren't. Really annoying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
Ah, now I understand what you mean.

Lossy audio compression (like MP3, AAC, whatever...) adds a bit of silence at the end and beginning of each track. It's part of how lossy audio codecs work.

In order to remove this silence during playback, modern encoding tools write some additional data to the compressed audio file that says "remove x milliseconds at the beginning and y milliseconds at the end" to restore the tracks original length. Players need to look for such data and skip the additional parts accordingly.

If you take an album that has silence at the end of tracks on the CD and convert it to MP3/AAC/whatever, it will add some more silence to it. A player that supports gaplesss playback will remove this additional silence, but keep the original silence that was on the CD.

AFAIK, there is no official standard on how to write this gapless information to the compressed audio file, so different codecs do it in a different way and developers of audio players must take a look at files produced by popular codecs to understand how each codec handles it and implement support for it.

Android 4.2 along with the latest version of the music app supports the format used by Lame MP3, Vorbis and Quicktime AAC (and probably others, these are just the ones I tested). AAC files produced by Nero AAC, which do have gapless data and work fine on other players, are not supported at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Ahhh so that's how it works. I've been a long time winamp user and use the silence remover capability in there...which does it on the fly! Never tried it with portable devices...but I think I may give it a shot this time.

Cheers! :)

sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
I enjoy the cross-fade feature in PowerAmp, would be cool to see that implemented one day too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeoveu:
Cross fading in those apps are basic i.e. they only work on a constant. Not sure if any of you guys know about this plugin for Winamp called Sqr Advanced Cross fader... it works based on the silence level of the currently paying song, and works wonderfully in most cases.

Then there are times when I end up cross fading songs myself in Winamp :p

sent from my mini tractor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bronx623:
Very nice explanation, thank you!

So I went ahead and listened to some of my lossy mixes, still .1 second gaps between songs... it hurts :( wish the player could analyze the spectrum and fix this... guess nobody at google listens to trance :(

On the plus side, I ran a local mix that was in FLAC, and it was truly gapless! Too bad that it every 30 seconds theres a .5 second pause.....

I remember not having these problems 2004, why do I have them in 2012 :(

- sent from TW galaxy s3 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] michd2:
Just use PowerAmp, you'll need to pay a few Euro's, but that player is just great! Gapless playback? Like that is a novelty! PowerAmp had Gapless playback 2 years ago already! Besides that, PowerAmp has a great Equalizer and a big deal of other settings to match it to your liking...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] rchapoteau:
Got my Note 2 today, but I noticed that the thread about changing the TW Launcher rows to 4x5 or whatever it was, is now gone. Does anyone have the link to the software?

Thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] holycow1:
not sure what software you're talking about, but here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1960039
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kieere2k12:
I've searched for the past hour on and off the forums about flashing the cyanogenmod 10 Rom to my Samsung Galaxy S3.

I Flashed with CF - ROOT 6.4

Model number - GT -I9300

Android Version - 4.1.1

Baseband version - I9300XXDLID

Couldn't really find a definite yes, an obviously don't want to brick my phone. If I can could anybody please link me to a noob guide on how to.

Thanks alot

- Kieran
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fahadsul3man:
yes you can http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1779426 <<< has complete guide too

well my advice is to not to flash it as i experienced some bugs like camera crashing upon focus and third party camera apps also crashed
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JCJ77:
I flashed the CM10 ROM on my phone last night...it's the "stable" ROM that was released on 13 Nov and it is awesome! I have a Sprint GS3 and it flashed very easily with TWRP. Check it out.

Sent via the XDA App from my SGSIII running Frankenstein "KilLJoy" v1.0
[HTC One X] GridLock027:
I've spent the last two weeks research and reading post here on XDA but I still can't make up my mind. Here is my dilemma I'm moving next year which requires me to use my phone as my only source of internet and communication. Also means I need to save money, so I'm trying my best to make the smartest decision. I could buy a used laptop and tether the wifi to it but that would cost more money. Right now I own a Droid X on Verizon which I plan to dump for prepaid and save money. I'm interested in the International One X. the Nexus 4, and anything else you guys would recommend. My use for the phone is daily use of surfing, read forums, occasional youtube and once a week watching live stream. Maybe some streaming of music but nothing too extreme.

International HTC One X ;

I love the design of the white version, the screen size and the storage. Plus it's getting Jelly Bean soon which should help the battery issues.

The cost of this phone is slightly more than a Nexus 4. Wonderful Dev community here.

Cons; I plan to use this on prepaid, hoping for Tmobile to refram their network in my current area and my future area so I may enjoy 3g speeds. Will stick to straight talk At&t for better speeds until then. Have to make sure I don't get one with the wifi issue or screen issue.

Nexus 4;

I like the phone, would be my first Nexus device, can be use on Tmobile 42mbps network. So I would enjoy nice speeds. The price is nice for the 16 gb but I would be require to buy a usb cable and get a flash drive to keep extra space.

Cons; My gut tells me to skip on the Nexus and wait for next year Nexus. The Glass back is my biggest concern since I know a lot of iphone 4/4s users and hear their horror stories of shatter backs. I have no experience with cases so I don't know if even with a case the glass back won't shatter.

Maybe extend my Verizon contract and get the DNA? I wouldn't be exactly saving money tho.

I could get a S3 but I'm not fond of the design but I do enjoy the major pros that everyone else likes such as removable battery and sd card slot. Right now I am on speeds of 0.8 to 1.82 mbps so any hspa+ speeds are better than what I'm on except Sprint haha. What would you guys recommend? Maybe wait it out for Feb and see what's available?
[HTC One X] nameite:
The DNA rocks, get that if u can
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] holycow1:
Hey guys,

I'm using handcent as my texting app but whenever I get a new text, it doesn't show up when using the quick glance feature. Is there a way to get that to work?

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Fbn02:
i came here to search for my problem, and found yours. i am using the stock texting app and quick glance still says 0

Dave
[HTC One X] kisiek_:
Hi as in the title is it possible? Examle put custom rom from onex+ and overdrive cpu to 1.7 or 1.8gHz?
[HTC One X] Giblet-dono:
When you are talkign abotu software modifications, for instance putting a OneX+ rom on a OneX, yes this is possible, ofcourse with some small modifications.

Overclocking your CPU is also possible with several kernels.

But keep in mind that the one X+ CPU is actually different from the one in your One X!

The one X+ contains the AP37, which default clock is 1.7GHz

The one X contains the AP35, which default clock is 1.5GHz.

For the battery, you could check if the same voltages apply in the OneX+ battery.

I remember that de Senastion and Sensation XE batterys were also interchangeable.

Soo... there you have it, some thing are some thign aren't possible..