Originally Posted by markfostersbeer

ok thanks but where do i do the commands from and where to i put the kernals?

No offense intended, I really do mean this for your best interest, but... if you don't know these things, you should not be rooting your phone, yet. There are oodles of resources you can find on google to tell you all about adb, read up on it, then dive in prepared.

Tried 1375000 @ 34 and it rebooted. Then tried 1380000 @ 34 and it rebooted. Anyone stable @ 34?

looks like he is working on sensation issues now
http://twitter.com/#!/coolbho3k

Originally Posted by poopymt3g

looks like he is working on sensation issues now
http://twitter.com/#!/coolbho3k

Well, 9 hours ago :P

I wonder when we will see a fix, as I would like to get this working on my Sensation. Even without the overclocking, would be nice to preserve battery a bit more.

I got
insmod: can't open 'data/local/tmp/8x60_oc.ko'

I followed the instructions...!

Edit: Ahaha... Filepaths DO matter...! ._. And setting the slider after you do it...

It would seem that although SetCPU does see the new available frequency, it never scales to it. Not even when the performance scaling option is selected.

Originally Posted by Jack E

It would seem that although SetCPU does see the new available frequency, it never scales to it. Not even when the performance scaling option is selected.

Yup, were same in system panel lite, but the quadrant scores show that it's working

I considered that, however on running linpack the scores are much lower with the higher frequencies enabled. The CPU appears to be getting stuck in the lower frequency available if it attempts to scale to higher than default settings as if i look back in quadrant after running a Linpack test the CPU refuses to scale up unless i lower the maximum frequency, the UI lag also present then also appears to confirm this.

Hey OP, can I get an output of the stock voltages at stock freqs? Also, in your driver, do you have a floor and ceiling voltage limit set? If so, what are they?

Thanks

Thanks for this. I don't know if it works or not, but it is cool to be using SetCPU to try to overclock and actually seeing an overclock option. I can't wait until we get the bootloader unlocked, so we can see what this baby can do.