Kernel (deprimed_test) - Break It If You Can

[BrUhNiGGs]

Wait, wait. Do you mean to put 20overclock right on my sd? Or system/etc/init.d <--- which i did.

[metalspring]

Wait, wait. Do you mean to put 20overclock right on my sd? Or system/etc/init.d <--- which i did.

i suppose you could make a 20overclock file in /system/etc/init.d to start with the permissions i said before, just make sure to adjust the file path of the terminal script like this after using root explorer to mount /system read/write (rw)-
cat 1250 > /system/etc/init.d/20overclock

just as long as it ends up in the init.d folder with the proper permissions its all good

[prime]

I really should have finished the overclock app as it allowed for automated 20overclock generation but I lost the original code and didn't really want to start over.

Easiest thing to do is mount system rw then copy one of the overclock files into init.d naming it 20overclock.

Example...in a terminal type this.

su
sysrw
cp /system/bin/1100 /etc/init.d/20overclock
sysro

[metalspring]

I really should have finished the overclock app as it allowed for automated 20overclock generation but I lost the original code and didn't really want to start over.

Easiest thing to do is mount system rw then copy one of the overclock files into init.d naming it 20overclock.

Example...in a terminal type this.

su
sysrw
cp /system/bin/1100 /etc/init.d/20overclock
sysro

what do you do if a rom doesnt have the sysrw command? there is a way to do it manually from terminal, right?

[BrUhNiGGs]

...It doesnt seem to be working. I didnt get a chance to do the first method you provided, with putting the values of "ulv 1100" into 20overclock file since i dont know if there is a copy function in terminal.

[metalspring]

...It doesnt seem to be working. I didnt get a chance to do the first method you provided, with putting the values of "ulv 1100" into 20overclock file since i dont know if there is a copy function in terminal.

which way isnt working? the one i posted or the one prime posted?

[BrUhNiGGs]

The way you told me with the cat 1250 script. I didnt get to fully try the first one you told me to put "ulv 1250" and paste the values in 20overclock file.

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[metalspring]

The way you told me with the cat 1250 script. I didnt get to fully try the first one you told me to put "ulv 1250" and paste the values in 20overclock file.

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the one prime said should work, or simply using root explorer to copy/paste whichever speed you want from /system/bin to /system/etc/init.d will work too (i only said use the cat command because i thought there was more to each one than just the lines needed for the 20overclock script btw lol)

[BrUhNiGGs]

Haha oh i see. So when i enter ulv 1100 it give me the vsel values and i cant seem to copy it from terminal. Does all that goes straight to system/bin and i paste the values to 20overclock in init.d?

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[metalspring]

first you dont enter ulv 1100, its ulv, 1000, 1100, or 1250...ulv is the same as the others it just stands for 900 and second, the files for each one in the /bin folder are exactly what goes in the init.d folder, just rename it 20overclock so you can flash the declock zip in case of a bootloop...so technically terminal isnt even needed if you have root explorer (btw the speed wont take effect until after a reboot)