Originally Posted by Mangtas_666

Is it normal that at the process it stated chmod failed?

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Do you have root?

~Jaramie

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Yes am rooted

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Will my 'cpu master' app still work? Should I uninstall it first?

EDIT: uninstalled cpu master first. All went well
~Jaramie

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They do the same thing more or less. One will have to be disabled for the other to work.

Originally Posted by popfan

They do the same thing more or less. One will have to be disabled for the other to work.

But daemons are more resposive. The state change times compared to an app, is much less.

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I must have ADB on my brain cuz when I read use terminal and run su then cpu I used windows(it was late @ night)
Luckily I use the android terminal for ubuntu on my Ion so when Windows terminal failed I figured It out. Might want to update the OP with 'use android terminal app'
Well I was able to set 2 different govs, core 0= performance core1= PowerSave

But when setting min/max freqs they seemed to be tied together. I can set both min & max but not different for the cores. I hope I am missing something. While the governors should help with better battery I want to limit core1 to 1ghz


~Jaramie

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I wish I could tell you for sure, but since I don't have a rooted device at this time I cannot use it. You can read the original forums posting and find out.

I'm gonna try this with both cores 1.5 ghz in performance mode. I wonder if it will make a difference at all in battery life. The cores should still only run when their needed. Just at full blast for a shorter period of time.

Originally Posted by ToledoJab

I must have ADB on my brain cuz when I read use terminal and run su then cpu I used windows(it was late @ night)
Luckily I use the android terminal for ubuntu on my Ion so when Windows terminal failed I figured It out. Might want to update the OP with 'use android terminal app'
Well I was able to set 2 different govs, core 0= performance core1= PowerSave

But when setting min/max freqs they seemed to be tied together. I can set both min & max but not different for the cores. I hope I am missing something. While the governors should help with better battery I want to limit core1 to 1ghz


~Jaramie

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No you can set them separately for both the cores.

###########################
#-CPU Editor - smokin1337-#
###########################
1. Governor - CPU0
2. Governor - CPU1
3. Max Frequency - CPU0
4. Max Frequency - CPU1
5. Min Frequency - CPU0
6. Min Frequency - CPU1
7. Force Dual Core
8. OnDemand Profile
9. Change I/O Scheduler
10. Change Cache Size
11. Clear All Settings (Disable)
Press X to EXIT

Originally Posted by popfan

I wish I could tell you for sure, but since I don't have a rooted device at this time I cannot use it. You can read the original forums posting and find out.

I was wondering if you might still have the original cwm zip file? I think it might be easier to install after new flash. The original thread download links are dead.
Thanks

~Jaramie

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