Has anybody seen a OC'ed Kernel Yet!

[chadcspencer]

So loving ICS even the Stock form Asus seems to be very smooth and always easy to remove crapware. But I am missing my overclocked CPU. Quad scores are way down(Yeah, Yeah, I know not necessarily a sing of a slow down). Has anybody seen anywhere, or does anybody know where there might be a new ICS Kernel in the works for ICS on our TF101's?

 

[ncotton]

I think this requires the source for the device, and I don't believe that has been released yet.

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[clouse2013]

I think this requires the source for the device, and I don't believe that has been released yet.

Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium

You are correct. Asus must release the source code before a dev can work on overclocking. I read somewhere that Asus must release the source code within two weeks of the update and who knows how long it will take a dev to get everything working properly. Hopefully it will come soon though. I miss my overclocked cpu too.

 

[chadcspencer]

You are correct. Asus must release the source code before a dev can work on overclocking. I read somewhere that Asus must release the source code within two weeks of the update and who knows how long it will take a dev to get everything working properly. Hopefully it will come soon though. I miss my overclocked cpu too.

Thanks to both of you. I do recall hearing about how long a company had to release source code, I thought it was 30 days. Regardless, there are some great dev's that hang around the TF101 XDA forum so when they get it, I'm betting it won't be long.

 

[robb13]

I hope to one soon.

Yeah, I really want to see one soon. Right now I'm with Android Rev. 3.0 and it's kinda of the same thing as Stock ICS but it would be awesome if it had some OC Kernel. Guess we'll have to wait.

 

[zephiK]

ASUS is known for bad timing on releasing kernel sources. Should get a thread up to tweet @ASUS / facebook page and get them to release the kernel sources ASAP!

 

[chatch15117]

Google should have made the license require 72hour release of source, or face the wrath of all the internets