Over clocked kernel for stock rom? - Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Does anyone know of an over clocked kernel for the stock rom preferably one with free mem tweak but that doesn't matter..thanks for any help

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705074
Don't see why this wouldnt work

I tried the vuv2 kernel since it worked of nfinite's .6 rom but it doesn't work on the actual stock rom any other ideas?

This question was already answered for you where you asked it in another thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7719462&postcount=1076

I saw that thank you chromium

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help on Custom Frequency Config

im on unhelpful kernel v1.7 with cognition, with voodoo lag fix. i dont know why setcpu isnt detecting my freq_volt_table file. can someone please help me out, i dont know what to do. thanks
Flash a 2.2 rom with an oc kernel. much better and you don't have to mess with the freq volt table anymore or setcpu
newter thanks, would you kindly point me in the direction of which 2.2 rom on this site right now is the best and easy to flash? thanks
Purely subjective obviously but serendipity, docs, darkys, perception phoenix are all good as I am sure others are as well. Kernel options if you aren't happy with what is in the Rom are glitterballs and setirons which are oc/uv capable. Just look through the development section. They're all easy to flash through clockwork recovery and kernel swaps are a breeze with sgs kernel flasher app.
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newter thanks again for a response. im looking at using phoenix. my question now is do i need to use odin to return myphone to stock and then download rom manager and flash the zip file? then how would i go about overclocking and underclcoking? and after installing phoenix can i use odin later if i want to restore my phone to stock?

[Q] modem/kernels/overclocking/odin3

i'm still relatively new to the whole rooting experience
about a month and a half ago i picked up a captivate..since then i have rooted..upgraded to 2.2..and flashed cognition v3.02 rom
everything works great..but now i'm interested in flashing a new kernel (still running stock captivate kernel) and overclocking to 1.2ghz to add a bit more speed
in my settings i can tell you this..baseband version is I896UXJL1, kernel version is 2.6.32.9
from what i've read your modem version matters when flashing new kernels
i also understand that odin is used to flash kernels and such..but i have no idea how to use the program and all i can find on google are methods to revert back to stock firmware
do i need to upgrade my modem?
what would be a stable kernel that allows overclocking that you would recommend?
how do i use odin to flash that kernel?
i don't really want to do anything without full knowledge so i can reduce the risk of bricking my phone
i would greatly appreciate any help and i fully support the amazing things you guys are doing with the android platform
club ridge said:
i'm still relatively new to the whole rooting experience
about a month and a half ago i picked up a captivate..since then i have rooted..upgraded to 2.2..and flashed cognition v3.02 rom
everything works great..but now i'm interested in flashing a new kernel (still running stock captivate kernel) and overclocking to 1.2ghz to add a bit more speed
in my settings i can tell you this..baseband version is I896UXJL1, kernel version is 2.6.32.9
from what i've read your modem version matters when flashing new kernels
i also understand that odin is used to flash kernels and such..but i have no idea how to use the program and all i can find on google are methods to revert back to stock firmware
do i need to upgrade my modem?
what would be a stable kernel that allows overclocking that you would recommend?
how do i use odin to flash that kernel?
i don't really want to do anything without full knowledge so i can reduce the risk of bricking my phone
i would greatly appreciate any help and i fully support the amazing things you guys are doing with the android platform
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jl1 is your modem version right now. if everything works for you, why you want to change?
suckerpuch is a kernel allows oc and it has a CWM version to flash.
oc usually will shorten your battery for the daily usage.
The easiest why I found to flash kernal is to use SGS kernal flasher you find it on the market lets you flash different kernals from within android. Once you get a different kernal with cwm you cab just flash modems from within the recovery menu as long as the modem is in a cwm flashable file
SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 Serendipity [email protected] Suckerpunch #46

[Q] serendipity+overclock

I have an AT&T Samsung Captivate with Serendipity+Redrom installed. I want to use a custom kernel for overclocking to 1.2GHz. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=746343). I have tried flashing this with Odin before installing Serenpity and it works but then Serendipity gets rid of it. If I install serendipity first then the phone does not even boot ofter flashing the kernel with Odin. Does anyone know how to get Serendipity to work with the 1.2GHz overclock?
When you flash Serendipity that replaces any kernel you had with the one that comes with the ROM. Have you tried flashing a kernel from CWM.. one that works with serendipity and is OC capable?
no such kernel
I have looked and this is the only overclocked kernel that I can find. If there is a kernel that can use CWM I cant find it.
ohh.. i did not know that. Have you tried asking the mikeymike if there is an OC kernel that works with his ROM?
dont know how
Sorry I'm kind of a noob when it comes to stuff like this but I have no idea how to contact Mikeymike01, I don't see any contact info on the serendipity website.
here on XDA.. Go to the Serendipity thread and just ask in the thread. You may even get some help on installing the kernel you are trying to use.
your link is for 2.1 Eclair, and will not work on Serendipity.....i dont understand how you cant find an overclock kernel in the sea of kernels in the dev section....i mean, the titles of the threads start with [KERNEL]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=893880
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=930679
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=828052
thats just after a quick look through the first few pages of the dev section....

[Q] oldmacnut's vzw gb rom & overclocking

has anyone had any luck overclocking his newest debloated vzw gb rom? I was successfully running the tegrak oc on the sprint rooted gb rom but no longer works on the new vzw rooted gb.
What kernel are you running? Is it oc able?
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This is what I'm using:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1206100
Btw great rom I just want to overclock it.
IcemanR said:
This is what I'm using:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1206100
Btw great rom I just want to overclock it.
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You should be able to use Tegrak with his current rom, but he has an OC kernel as his "things to work on" list. So if you can't OC with his VZW better than life, i'd hold off for a bit till he can manage to get his custom kernel out...
Glad i noticed this thread before making a new one, as i cant reply in the other developers forum yet.
I also upgraded from the rooted stock spring gigerbread to oldmacnut's release, it is an amazing rom but i cant OC with tegrak overclock, i get a device not compatible error when i try to load the OC module in Tegrak. Was running fine in the sprint version at 1.4ghz.
The one thing I noticed is that Tegrak has a new release v 7.0.6 and it claims to support i800 tabs with GB, however the version on the market that is downloaded it v7.0.2. Maybe it's in the works? Does any one know any alternative overclocking methods for the VZW tab on GB?
Tegrak has updated his apk to support vzw gb. My quadrant went from 1388 to 1790 by overclocking to 1.1. AWESOME!

how to overclock the Cappy

our cappy is fast as it is on 4.2 but i have yet to overclock a phone yet and i hear its not like taking the risk of OC your computer so i would like to try it out on the cappy first. so i have googled this already and it comes up with somone already OC it to 1.2 ghz which i would be fine with but in order to OC you need to flash a kernal i think it said? i am not fimilular with kernals with all of the phones i have messed with i have yet to touch kernals, the only time i have flashed a kernal (had a interesting custom recovery) was to root my cappy to put CM on it and got CWM after. i dont see the points of them other than more customization which im not interested in, so how would i go about doing this can someone help me out please?
Trozzul said:
our cappy is fast as it is on 4.2 but i have yet to overclock a phone yet and i hear its not like taking the risk of OC your computer so i would like to try it out on the cappy first. so i have googled this already and it comes up with somone already OC it to 1.2 ghz which i would be fine with but in order to OC you need to flash a kernal i think it said? i am not fimilular with kernals with all of the phones i have messed with i have yet to touch kernals, the only time i have flashed a kernal (had a interesting custom recovery) was to root my cappy to put CM on it and got CWM after. i dont see the points of them other than more customization which im not interested in, so how would i go about doing this can someone help me out please?
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You do indeed need a custom kernel that allows it. Flashing them is fairly simple, you just need a Odin flashable version if you don't wanna go the custom ROM way.
Make sure that your kernel is made for the current version your phone is running and that it's for the I897! As per your signature, Corn kernel would be your best option as it is for GB.
BWolf56 said:
You do indeed need a custom kernel that allows it. Flashing them is fairly simple, you just need a Odin flashable version if you don't wanna go the custom ROM way.
Make sure that your kernel is made for the current version your phone is running and that it's for the I897! As per your signature, Corn kernel would be your best option as it is for GB.
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as of last night i flashed Cyangenmod to get CWM and then flashed paranoid android 3.99, mines a I896 btw i think since i got a bootloop its on At&t/firmware. (only useing on wifi for now) i had corn kernel before to get a recovery and root but if i want to OC it would i have to get corn kernel again? it was a pretty slow boot up every time i turned it on with the stock rom.
No you don't have nor want to. Corn is for GB, if you flashed CM, you're probably on JB.
You'll just have to flash a JB kernel that allows OC (like devil).
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BWolf56 said:
No you don't have nor want to. Corn is for GB, if you flashed CM, you're probably on JB.
You'll just have to flash a JB kernel that allows OC (like devil).
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is it this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1642460 ?
Buddy, read carefully what kernels are compatible with what ROMs and what Android versions.
The information you need is already available here on XDA in Captivate Android Development section.
Val D. said:
Buddy, read carefully what kernels are compatible with what ROMs and what Android versions.
The information you need is already available here on XDA in Captivate Android Development section.
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so i was looking through some of my stuff on my cappy (cyangenmod 10.1.3 on it) and i looked at the performance option and it has the option to overclock it to 1.2 GHz, would i have to flash a special kernel? or am i fine like this?
Default CM kernel supports 1.2GHz step overclock, just set it and test for stability issues. Nothing else is needed.
overclock t211
hi im sorry to butt in here. Please help. Where can I read the instruction for overclocking galaxy tab 3 t211. I have my device rooted, with twrp, with infamous rom, I have the kernel zio but have not flashed yet. I tried but it replaces the apps im not sure maybe im just ignorant, I restore the back up rom and im not sure if the kernel is still here. Im new to this please help me I just want to get rid of this sooo lag in my phone. I dont know what to do. ThaNk you so much
xdaweird said:
hi im sorry to butt in here. Please help. Where can I read the instruction for overclocking galaxy tab 3 t211. I have my device rooted, with twrp, with infamous rom, I have the kernel zio but have not flashed yet. I tried but it replaces the apps im not sure maybe im just ignorant, I restore the back up rom and im not sure if the kernel is still here. Im new to this please help me I just want to get rid of this sooo lag in my phone. I dont know what to do. ThaNk you so much
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first of all the t211 is a tablet not a phone . you have a dual core clocked at 1.2ghz im sure thats pretty fast i think its because you have too many apps. if you still want to overclock ask at the q&a section of its offical forums here http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-3 . cyanogenmod sometimes have the option to overclock their devices, i would check that out as well
xdaweird said:
hi im sorry to butt in here. Please help. Where can I read the instruction for overclocking galaxy tab 3 t211. I have my device rooted, with twrp, with infamous rom, I have the kernel zio but have not flashed yet. I tried but it replaces the apps im not sure maybe im just ignorant, I restore the back up rom and im not sure if the kernel is still here. Im new to this please help me I just want to get rid of this sooo lag in my phone. I dont know what to do. ThaNk you so much
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OC is a kernel option so simply flash a kernel that allows it. That being said, you're not on the right sub-forum like Trozzul mentioned. Be sure to flash one for your tablet. OC has its disadvantages so make sure you read about it before going through with it.

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