[Q] UV on faux123 2.4r

[kaof]

so after searching the forums i found:
1) faux clock
2) system tuner
3) init.d scripts

with (2) vdd values dont persist & revert to stock after a while for some unknown reason.
with (3) the vdd table doesnt change at all, except when the same commands in script are entered through adb.

i havent tried (1). i've had the most success with (3), but having to do it through adb every reboot is a bother. how are you guys doing it?

 

[gol_n_dal]

so after searching the forums i found:
1) faux clock
2) system tuner
3) init.d scripts

with (2) vdd values dont persist & revert to stock after a while for some unknown reason.
with (3) the vdd table doesnt change at all, except when the same commands in script are entered through adb.

i havent tried (1). i've had the most success with (3), but having to do it through adb every reboot is a bother. how are you guys doing it?

I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.

I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.

 

[yungyeh]

I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.

I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.

I think fauxclock 0.8 is your best option. 0.75 has some compatibility problem so do not use it.

If you want to use a scrip. I would put the corresponding code in the /etc/init.post_boot.sh

echo "-50000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/vdd_table/vdd_levels

Reboot and then check the vdd table.

If init.post_boot.sh does not exist, do the following in the terminal emulator

touch /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
chmod a+x /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
vi /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh

After successfully creating the init.post_boot.sh, then write this in it:

#!/system/bin/sh
<YOUR COMMANDS GO HERE>

 

[kaof]

I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.

I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.

Scripts make a cleaner mod, try it someday!

You can UV individual frequencies, and after you get it right it's just set-it-and-forget-it.

 

[kaof]

I think fauxclock 0.8 is your best option. 0.75 has some compatibility problem so do not use it.

If you want to use a scrip. I would put the corresponding code in the /etc/init.post_boot.sh

echo "-50000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/vdd_table/vdd_levels

Reboot and then check the vdd table.

If init.post_boot.sh does not exist, do the following in the terminal emulator

touch /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
chmod a+x /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
vi /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh

After successfully creating the init.post_boot.sh, then write this in it:

#!/system/bin/sh
<YOUR COMMANDS GO HERE>

Lesson learnt - UV scripts in system/etc/init.d don't work, but editing init.post_boot.sh does!

Works like a charm, thanks so much!

 

[Kohr-Ah]

Lesson learnt - UV scripts in system/etc/init.d don't work, but editing init.post_boot.sh does!

Works like a charm, thanks so much!

Have to make sure that the init.d scripts have the right permissions for them to work ^_^

 

[kaof]

Have to make sure that the init.d scripts have the right permissions for them to work ^_^

What are the right permissions?

I tried

adb shell
chmod 777 system/etc/init.d/scriptName

and it didn't work!