[Motorola Atrix 2] RAD7:
This one is in response to user "Afeeq" who asked me how I overclock & is also for anyone who is looking to overclock their A2 but have been unsuccessful or looking for steps to achieve this. But this is purely for overclocking on the fly i.e your phone will revert to normal once you reboot but according to me it will save you a lot of heartburn by avoiding bootloops, random freezes etc & allow you power when you need it & of course thereby save battery life.

My phone - ME865 based on JB 4.1.2 leak 1 stock, rooted, busyboxed,init.d'ed

I have attached Overclock modules which are essentially from SCV7 ROM overclock standalone modules zip finetuned for 1.2 ghz stock devices (Credit : Radvisct) (received from user Sayantan). Please be aware not all A2 devices are the same even if purchased in the same country in terms of their clock steps & by this I mean typically those devices which overclocked to 1.2 ghz when OTA'ed to ICS official (not fxz & maybe that too) from the stock 1 ghz on GB are the devices which are 1.2 ghz stock devices (I am still looking to understand how to check the clock steps which are different for 1 ghz devices and 1.2 ghz devices which can truly tell you which one is your particular device & it would be great if someone can details steps as to how to check this) but since my phone ramped up to 1.2ghz I took a chance. But beware senior members have always warned you can fry your phone if you push it too high or alternatively set the voltage too low etc. So it's your call & I should not be held responsible but I use this myself successfully hence posting.

Overclocking involves loading some kernel modules and setting some parameters. First step the kernel modules should be in /system/lib/modules (Copy them to this location) & second step keep the overclock script at /mnt/sdcard (i.e the overclock.sh file - copy it to this location) third step just click the overcock.sh from a root explorer & execute as root & the script should return an output of 0 meaning success. I use ROM Toolbox Pro for this & then I go to the performance tab CPU settings where you can pull sliders for speed up to a max 1.2 ghz.

Now additionally what I did was downloaded the "Tweakerz" app (Credit : Whirleyes) attached here as well also copied more of Whirleyes .ko modules (extra kernel modules zip & extract & copied to /system/lib/modules, it also adds 'pegasusq' governor which is developed by Samsung especially for dual core phones best performance) thread as here

So once you have executed the 1.2 ghz OC then open Tweakerz, click on required unloaded module & click on load module (insmod) then (slide across tabs on the top to CPU Voltage & speed), go to the last 1200 mhz tab click it and increase the sliders to the speed you desire (I went up to 1.4 ghz & marginally increased voltage & click set value) & voila extra boost over & above 1.2 ghz SCV7 OC & then once again I go to ROM toolbox Pro cpu settings (you can use setcpu, cpu master etc) & choose pegasusq governor & 'sio' I/o settings. Hitch is when the screen goes off it reverts to 1200 ghz again but I use it only when playing heavy games etc. See attached screenshot for benchmark for my various OC's. 1.2 to 1.3ghz gives the best performance for me. Now I am sure someone can chime in with a easier process and in particular ensure the OC further made using Tweakerz sticks even after screen goes off (as of now I again go to CPU tab and pull the speed tab to max set value when I require) but the 1.2 ghz OC sticks until reboot. Would also appreciate if someone can post Jellybean default speed & voltage table like has been posted for GB & ICS in the forums.

Tweakerz apk in post # 2

Guys, hit thanks button if this helps you in any way :good: