[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RoboWang:
Single Script method

Disclaimer: Overclocking your CPU may shorten it's life, or break your phone. Use at YOUR OWN RISK!!

Ok, one more time. Please take note that these scripts are ONLY for the Rhodium. You MAY get them to work on other devices, but I won't be much help as I only have a Rhodium.

You MUST have Mortscript installed onto your device.

I have been using jpc073's script that calls the Display status, among other things. It is a single script process and has seemed to work for more than it didn't THAT FOLLOWED THE INSTRUCTIONS!

I have just downloaded the Morscript manual, and while Mort is similar to other IDE's I program in, the little differences are there. So, any changes to jpc073's script script is inelegant at this time, but it does seem to be working.

There has been some mention of the script not making value changes in the registry after the first run. In other words, changing the values in the script did NOT change the registry values after the first boot. So the script was not good for rolling up on your maximum OC.

I fixed it so that it DOES change the registry values from the script. It now changes the values every time it boots or resets. This MAY slow down the boot process a couple of seconds. But, it works.

I am teaching myself Mort so that I can add a check to see if the values are being changed, and if not, no registry values will be written. A tad faster on boot. I, hopefully, will finish that update by Thursday.

In the meantime I also changed the Call On/Off check to the Phone Status value instead of the Phone Cellular System Available (CSA). As cmd512's research has proven, the Status value is much less likely to SOD then the CSA as some phones do not change the CSA in the registry at all. The device will still work, but MAY SOD due to NOT throttling down during a call. Not a good thing, so to be safe than sorry, I changed that in the script, and now the device throttles up and down. Call On, throttle down, Call Off, throttle up.

In the zip below, are 2 files. Two scripts.

To use, go to your device registry editor and do a search on DispON. It has been found in two locations, so far. If there are other places, let me know and I'll make the changes IF you can't.

One file named StartupM.mscr. This is for the folks that have the DispOn in this registry setting.

; Backlight - will be 0 when screen is off, 1 when on

reg_root_bkl = "HKLM"

reg_key_bkl = "Drivers\Display"

reg_val_bkl = "DispOn"

One file named StartupU.mscr. This file is for this DispOn location.

; Backlight - will be 0 when screen is off, 1 when on

reg_root_bkl = "HKCU"

reg_key_bkl = "ControlPanel\BackLight"

reg_val_bkl = "DispOn"

You MUST know the location of DispOn to use the scripts. If nettrip does not complete the OC app in a couple of weeks, I will write some code to auto check where the location is, but at this time, you must manually check.

Once you unzip the files and have determined which location your DispOn is in, copy the appropriate file to either your SD card, or to your Device root.

Using your device file manager, create a shortcut for this file. Then just copy the lnk file to your device Window/Startup directory.

Then just reset and hopefully, you are good to go. One file, Auto OC.

You can use the MSM7 OC app to check the OC, but be sure to exit from it or you will get an error when the phone awakes.

Now for the OC settings.

This script has these settings in them for safety reasons. Not ALL cpus will overclock above the settings in them, but MOST will at least OC to these values.

values set are

start_speed = 37 710

boost_speed = 36 691

safe_speed = 31 604

If you want to up the OC to see your max stable setting, there is a sequence to do so.

To edit the files, SAVE a copy of the original. DO NOT work on your only copy!

Use a good text editor. Notepad is OK IF you remember to save as "other files" NOT txt!

To avoid that, and be able to edit other file formats (including xml), I would suggest Googling for Notepad 2, a free, but powerful editor. It does not need to have the default save changed constantly like Notepad.

Open the correct mscr in the editor.

As the settings above are the values you want to change. They are also notated as to the speed in the script.

Start_speed can be higher than or equal to the Boost_speed, I have never tried lower, but it's needed as a check in the comparisons in the script.

Adjust the settings to your liking, and save. Copy the file to the same directory as already on your device, making sure the file name is exactly the same, and OVERWRITE the file. If it doesn't ask OVERWRITE this file, you have something wrong.

The lnk file will work as long as the mscr file name is correct, so don't worry about that.

And that's it, works for most, but the instructions have to be followed without fail.