Originally Posted by Twister988

Thx so far.

You said, the kernel "quits" at 1,35V. What does it mean? Higher voltages will be ignored? Or does it end in a "kernel-panic"?

I do not think that I said that:

Originally Posted by show-p1984

Kernel is capped @ 1,35 Volt. (1350mV)

I did say "capped" that means there is no way you could set a higher voltage.

Originally Posted by hlenforcer

I RUU´ed my standard Sensation with 1.72, after i set supercid there wasn´t any problem! (originally its a t-mobile germany branded device) We should check if the new RUU also provides a new rpm partition, which included the new hw specific things in 1.45 RUU, that was the reason i made the RUU, to be fully up to date!

So i take it s-off wasn't a problem?
You are absolutely right, it would be good to find out if they included some updated .img files.

Sorry for beeing offtopic again in the bricked kernel thread:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1218752

I do not have the capability to do it, but I am curious to know whether the new 1.72 update fro the upcoming Sensation has alos some new firmware and whether it could be determind whether this new firmware is because of new hardware of the Sensation XE

Best regards,

dingolino

Originally Posted by EddyOS

I'd only use the 1.45.401.2 RUU for now - the 1.72.401.1 isn't technically for our devices so I'd never recommend someone flash it outright

Originally Posted by show-p1984

I do not think that I said that:

I did say "capped" that means there is no way you could set a higher voltage.

I´m sorry. Just hadn´t the right words in mind.

So, i think you just capped it @ 1,35V to prevent a potential "Burn Baby, burn" of the CPU?

So far, thanks again very much, and generally: Thank you for that amazing Project!

At least:
0RX85579N65020702 - sollte genug für nen Kasten sein (Should be enough for a hutch of Beer )

Originally Posted by show-p1984

The next version will run without battery! How's that for an update!

thats the UPDATE !!!!!

Originally Posted by tinky1

So i take it s-off wasn't a problem?

Yes it is the same like on the 1.45 OTA. The 1.18 hboot will be flashed but secu flag keeps untouched, so it´s s-off but with this locked notice. This means you can flash everything throug bootloader mode but fastbood cmd´s are locked, so you only have to flash an eng hboot to get fastboot back!

tinky we are very sad to miss you in #Sensation-Devs on freenode

Originally Posted by Twister988

I´m sorry. Just hadn´t the right words in mind.

So, i think you just capped it @ 1,35V to prevent a potential "Burn Baby, burn" of the CPU?

So far, thanks again very much, and generally: Thank you for that amazing Project!

At least:
0RX85579N65020702 - sollte genug für nen Kasten sein (Should be enough for a hutch of Beer )

Highly appreciated! Thank you very much!

Yeah, capped it @ 1,35 to protect the cpu. But I saw devs who pushed their device till 1,45. (qualcomm specified 1,2-1,3V for our CPU if I remember correctly, HTC Stock is 1,25V)

Originally Posted by show-p1984

Highly appreciated! Thank you very much!

Yeah, capped it @ 1,35 to protect the cpu. But I saw devs who pushed their device till 1,45. (qualcomm specified 1,2-1,3V for our CPU if I remember correctly, HTC Stock is 1,25V)

No Problem at all...

Will try to check voltages again this evening...
Maybe i get it run at 1,72GHz - we will see...

Another question:
What about wiping battery stats? Senseless or Helpful?
I think my Battery-Indicator likes to jump a bit... e.g. from 78 directly to 73, and so on..
Any suggestions?

I isntalled this *v0.5* #2 [ondemand, smartassv2 optional, PREEMPTIBLE] and after that i can only set my cpu till 528mhx in max and when i did cf bench it stayed behinh sensantion stock. What i did wrong?

Originally Posted by Twister988

Another question:
What about wiping battery stats? Senseless or Helpful?
I think my Battery-Indicator likes to jump a bit... e.g. from 78 directly to 73, and so on..
Any suggestions?

If you wipe your battery-stats be sure your battery is fully charged. That does not mean it shows "green". That does mean 100% and 45 minutes loading after 100%.
When you done wiping your Battery stats, let it collect data for ~ 2 cycles after it. One cycle is defined as 100%. This does not mean dead-100% charging. You can also charge your device one day for 49% and the other day for the rest of it. Just be sure to get 2 cycles before taking the battery gauge seriously