Droid Overclock - JRummy

[MistaWolfe]

I installed this earlier and it failed to install the overclock module. There is an experimental module you can try, but I didn't have the stones to push the button.

Anyone else try it?

[trook]

Im on the experimental on my droid 2, it works just fine, have you tried re-installing the apk?

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[MistaWolfe]

Im on the experimental on my droid 2, it works just fine, have you tried re-installing the apk?

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No I haven't. I'm thinking the worst that could happen is it doesn't work. I decided I'm going to leave my speeds as is for now.

[brockeverly]

It came over with Titanium Backup and is reading the temps at 7000 degrees so I am pretty sure there are some changes that need to happen. I have used it to block adds and manage boot animation but thats all.

[Icfatpeople]

I can't wait for a working overclock!!

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[Stagger]

I'm currently investigating how they managed to get it working on the Atrix. I have limited OS and Kernel knowledge, but quite a bit of assembly and C, so I'll see if I can't cook something up. If anyone has an idea on stuff to point me in good directions, feel free to pm me.

[Snow02]

Looked here?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1010468

[Stagger]

Looked here?
[MODULE-|-SOURCE] Atrix 4G Overclock Module -- Up to 1.5GHz! - xda-developers

Actually I'm reading over it . Thanks though

Edit: Seems like I have a lot more studying to do. Particularly in Kernel Modules. Also, if I manage anything, I will not test it until an SBF is leaked.

I also have some reading to do over the nVidia chip set. I'm not very familiar with it yet.

[Snow02]

Theoretically, the atrix module should require minimal tweaking, if any to get working. Same chipset, same OS. Should be cake. No need to wait to do anything - loading a module won't have a persistent effect. A simple reboot would solve any problems you encounter.

I wouldn't be surprised if jrummy releases an update shortly to enable it.

[Elkay]

Theoretically, the atrix module should require minimal tweaking, if any to get working. Same chipset, same OS. Should be cake. No need to wait to do anything - loading a module won't have a persistent effect. A simple reboot would solve any problems you encounter.

I wouldn't be surprised if jrummy releases an update shortly to enable it.

This. I was the one that got the first Droid X overclock working. Unless you have the module installing in one of the startup scripts, a power cycle removes any modules you load manually. I haven't had the time to look at the kernel module and memory addresses yet. I'm sure JRummy will get it going before I have a chance to.