[Folio 100 Android Development] spicyalan:
To All,

I have Compiled a kernel, compatible with Derartem's CM10.1 (4.2.2). It is actually a clone of DerArtems kernel tree, with overclock additions (some borrowed from Xoom and AC100).

Overclock up to 1400Mhz (1600Mhz is also available in the overclocking list, but crashes hard on my Folio, altough it uses similar speed&voltages as the Xoom) -> Update: works at 1.6Ghz (Folio can't handle the overvolting of the Xoom, but is stable at lower voltage). However.. It does not really benefit from 1.6Ghz in benchmarks (probably due to worse multipliers)

I have also changed parameters of the 3D clocks to become similar to the Xoom overclock, so it might also have overclocked the GPU (but I'm not able to test this)

In V2 I have tried to reclaim some memory. GPU uses 128Mb, but 64Mb won't work in Jelly Bean. The HDMI Framebuffer uses 16Mb, so I have reclaimed this space (result: probably broken HDMI)

->361Mb usable

In V3: LP1 state

In V4: LP2 state seems to work better than LP1 (immediate wake-up, no double click of power button). No SOD on my unit up to 1.4Ghz. Not sure what it will do for battery life in sleep (processor still goes to deep sleep state, so impact might be limited). Also first step made to disable battery alarm.

V1: only OC (1.4Ghz works)

V1 OC boot image

V2: OC up to 1.6Ghz, + some memory remapped

V2 OC+mempatch boot image

V3: OC up to 1.6Ghz, + LP1 sleep

V3 OC+mempatch+LP1 boot image

V4: OC up to 1.6Ghz + LP2 sleep

V4 V4 second download source

V4b: OC up to 1.6Ghz, buth with (standard) LP0 sleep

V4b

V5: OC up to 1.6Ghz, LP0 sleep and some clock cleanups (e.g. removed 216Mhz)

V5

V6: V5 + Workaround for 1.6Ghz SOD

V6 link

V7: V6 + Deadline I/O scheduler (can be enabled in developer mode or your favourite overclock app). Default stays the NOOP scheduler

V7

V8: Try SOD workaround on the MMC

V8 link

Source:

Source

Be careful. I'm not responsible to damages to your Folio. Overclocking might destroy your tablet

(Tough, a burned Folio it is a perfect excuse to buy a new tablet... I can really recommend the Nexus 10 or the Galaxy Note 10.1 :D )

How to install:

Be sure to have DerArtem's CM10.1 release (only tested with alpha2)

run these commands with fastboot (check forum on how to install this on your PC. Enter fastboot mode on the folio by 3xpower+Volume Up):

fastboot erase linux
fastboot flash linux boot-ovc.img

Overclock can be enabled in "Instellingen -> Prestaties -> Processor -> Maximale kloksnelheid"

(translated to English this should be something like "Setup -> Performance -> Processor -> Maximum clockspeed")

Don't be too quick to set the overclocking speed at boot until you tested it well.

What to expect?

1000Mhz (no overclock)

Antutu: 8211

Linpack Multithread: 80

3DMark: 1461 (on Par with a stock Xoom)

1400Mhz (max overclock)

Antutu: 11654

Linpack Multithread: 121

3DMark: 1915

Credits:

DerArtem

Nopy

m32

guevor

The Cyanogenmod Team

The other Tegra Dev Teams where we have borrowed code (Adam, GTab, Vega, AC100, Xoom)

EDIT (known issue): Some more SOD issues come up when putting the Folio on standby at high clocks, but it is quite stable during use.

SOD's

Apparently not everyone has SOD's, but for some it is still a problem.

- Many use advanced wifi lock: this works, but keeps the tablet completely on (hight battery usage)

- At 1.6Ghz I also have an SOD (reproducable), but can be worked around with the app "Overclock Widget". Here you can set a max speed of 1600 in use, and 1000 when screen is off. Maybe this is also usable for the SOD at 1000Mhz (set e.g. to 600 when screen is off, overclock kernel is not necessary).