[Q] Overclock possible?

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Hello! Question about overclocking the tab 10.1v!
Is it possible to overclock the tab? It doesn't feel so smooth like the SGS2!

PS: And how it look with sms or whatsapp? Is it possible to include the "phone" function to the tab?

Fist try rooting and change the CPU profile from Interactive to Performance or onDemand - There is a massive response gain from this

What needs to be done to OC is make a Kernal with proper voltages and CPU Frequency to hand the demands. and not constantly bootloop

Originally Posted by danikristijan

PS: And how it look with sms or whatsapp? Is it possible to include the "phone" function to the tab?

It's Linux you can do anything you dam well please if you go out and Learn UNIX, C, C++, C#, Java, Java again because you forgot that Var and var look exactly the same in a text editor, Realized you forgot everything about UNIX, C, C++, C# Re Learned them.

Then spend 4 Years trying to build apps and everything that you make doesn't seem to work as well as things other people program, so you go do research optimization research get bulked down with several thousand lines of code for 1 line which is being talked about.

Only to realize that the reason your apps aren't living up to your expectations is because you weren't wearing your lucky belt when you compiled it...

Or you could go out and buy this brilliant device called a phone if you are unsure of what they are here is a resource i found usefully http://tinyurl.com/3xpwmt7

Originally Posted by danikristijan

Hello! Question about overclocking the tab 10.1v!
Is it possible to overclock the tab? It doesn't feel so smooth like the SGS2!

PS: And how it look with sms or whatsapp? Is it possible to include the "phone" function to the tab?

Please do not post Questions or Problems in the Development Forum Thanks


Moving to General

I have seen that the motorola xoom (also tegra2) is possible to overclock. Is this now also possible/compatible to use the kernel from xoom on galaxy tab?

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Originally Posted by danikristijan

I have seen that the motorola xoom (also tegra2) is possible to overclock. Is this now also possible/compatible to use the kernel from xoom on galaxy tab?

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Open up the kernal and see if you find all that is needed to drive these tabs (probably a good move to strip out what isn't needed as well)

BTW i have a reading list which i found usefull in learning this stuff if you like.


-Linux system programing -o'reilly

Books on C programing
-The C programing Language 2nd -Brian W. Kernighan & Dennis M. Ritchie, prentice hall, 1988
-C in a nutshell -o'reilly
-C poket refrence -o'reilly
-Expert C programing -Peter van der Linden
-C Programming FAQs -steve summit

Linux programing
-UNIX Network Programming vol1 & 2 -W. Richard Stevens
-PThreads Programing -o'reilly
-Managing GNU make -o'reilly
-Essential CVS -o'reilly
-Version control with subversion -o'reilly
-GBD Poket Refrence -o'reilly
-Linux in a nutshell -o'reilly

Linux Kernel
-Linux Kernal Development -Robert Love ,Novell Press
-Linux device drivers -o'reilly

Operating system design
-Operating Systems -Harvey Deitel
-UNIX systems for modern architectures

After that the AOSP tutorials will make sense and you can get craking

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1138167

Originally Posted by pershoot

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1138167

It f'ed my tablet up pretty bad. I might exchange and see if I can get one that likes to be OCed.

Originally Posted by ericc191

It f'ed my tablet up pretty bad. I might exchange and see if I can get one that likes to be OCed.

First off post logs in the thread (i cant fix something blind).

I need to know the exact scenario and what was being done.

If you are looping follow my recovery method. it is failsafe (ive used it today alone like 4/5 times while testing).

Then reflash the kernel and post logs if you face issue.

Be aware, it is easy to boot loop this thing. It may not have been from the kernel.

Please get accustomed to the process.