S3C6410 Overclocking Tool: Need Omnia II/Louvre Testers

[Guest teryo]

Hi guys! I really wanted to use this tool but i was just wondering if this will work on a custom ROM. I'm using the Energy.OMNIA.28244.Sense2.5.Cookie.2.0.Nov.14 Rom.

[Guest fubo]

Hi guys! I really wanted to use this tool but i was just wondering if this will work on a custom ROM. I'm using the Energy.OMNIA.28244.Sense2.5.Cookie.2.0.Nov.14 Rom.

As said, it works only on WM6.5. 28244 is 6.5.3.

[Guest redzone321]

YES!!!!. I've tested! It's interesting!!!!!!!!!

can you explain how you got it working?

[Guest y17dt]

As said, it works only on WM6.5. 28244 is 6.5.3.

Thaths wrong! It has something to do with files in the Rom. If the right files are coocked in, it is working.

Just like on new Energy Roms(since 11.11.2010). Someone told me shadows-Roms would work with S3Clock, too.

If tested Energy roms myself. Install S3Clock --> FPU Enabler --> Patch --> wait --> minimize --> choose Clock speed --> S3Clock --> hide --> be happy

regards.

Edited November 18, 2010 by y17dt

[Guest madmid]

@y17dt - what version of S3Clock are you using? I'm having issues with V1.1 because 'hide' doesn't do what it's supposed.

Program creator said that he'll eventually fix that, 4 months ago.

Although I discovered that exiting S3Clock instead of hiding doesn't charge benchamark results at all.

SKTools:

Integer: ~576000 @ 900Mhz

Float: ~65000 @ 900Mhz

I also modified existing mortscript and ran at startup FPU Enabler twice, than ran S3Clock, and killed it right away.

Kind regards.

*notice: I'm using OmniaPro B7610 and WM6.1 build 21056.

Edited November 18, 2010 by madmid

[Guest teryo]

I reflashed my ROM. I'am now using Speedfrog's SenseJH1 and guess what... It has a built in S3Clock with FPU Enabler and the hide button works!!! Running on 952Mhz and it seems stable for me.

[Guest y17dt]

@y17dt - what version of S3Clock are you using? I'm having issues with V1.1 because 'hide' doesn't do what it's supposed.

Program creator said that he'll eventually fix that, 4 months ago.

Although I discovered that exiting S3Clock instead of hiding doesn't charge benchamark results at all.

SKTools:

Integer: ~576000 @ 900Mhz

Float: ~65000 @ 900Mhz

Hi,

I´m using version 1.6.20 working absolutely fine.

Integer ~5214000 @800Mhz ~246000 @952Mhz

Float: ~11200 @800Mhz ~3600 @952Mhz

I8000 absolutley stable, no problems at 952Mhz.

Try new version. I think it will fix your problems.

Regards

[Guest AnYhOw]

Hi,

I´m using version 1.6.20 working absolutely fine.

Integer ~5214000 @800Mhz ~246000 @952Mhz

Float: ~11200 @800Mhz ~3600 @952Mhz

I8000 absolutley stable, no problems at 952Mhz.

Try new version. I think it will fix your problems.

Regards

Hey! May i know where can i get the latest S3Clock? Mind sharing the link? :unsure:

[Guest mpxxl]

http://www.modaco.com/content/b7610-omnia-...sy-set-s3clock/

[Guest mosci]

Hi there,

is there any haret-version existing which can do a 'dump gpois' on b7610?

i did not find one until now - but have tested many.

compared to I8000 there is a difference in gpio-mapping

we need to find out where/what

if anyone has the knowledge to edit the haret-source so it will give a fine

gpio-dump - that would be great!