CyanogenMod 6 port for Pulse

[Guest thisweb]

Yes, it shows the normal speed, but when it shows 528 MHz, it runs at 710.

Nice. Is 710 stable enough/ issues with reboots? Flib was using 690 I think and he did something so you could change the frequencies in android - would you know how to do that?

[Guest flip360]

i am sure he knows and will do :)

Edited October 8, 2010 by flip360

[Guest gusthy]

Nice. Is 710 stable enough/ issues with reboots? Flib was using 690 I think and he did something so you could change the frequencies in android - would you know how to do that?

It is stable for me, I use this kernel for weeks without problem.

Flb was a bit more careful than me.

Yes, I could do the same as Flb, but I have a busy evening, so I will simply repack Flb's kernel to CM6

[Guest flip360]

is it the same kernel as CM6 is using? do we loose some of the functionalities (if built in)?

Edited October 8, 2010 by flip360

[Guest Simon O]

Yes, it shows the normal speed, but when it shows 528 MHz, it runs at 710.

Oh, you're using the kernel that doesn't actually overclock properly.

[Guest gusthy]

is it the same kernel as CM6 is using? do we loose some of the functionalities (if built in)?

This CM6 port runs on normal Pulse 2.6.29 kernel, Tom didn' t port the kernel, so using this kernel doesn't affect functionality except for swap and overclock.

[Guest flip360]

so i can repack the boot.img with the flib`s OC and Swap one? :)

[Guest Simon O]

is it the same kernel as CM6 is using? do we loose some of the functionalities (if built in)?

Nah it's the Pulse kernel for the moment. CM6 normally uses a .34 kernel which we currently aren't able to build. But soon :)

[Guest gusthy]

so i can repack the boot.img with the flib`s OC and Swap one? :)

Yes, if you do it and post it here, you save me 5 minutes of work, which is a valuable time for me now, since I am alone here at home with my 3 kids ;)

[Guest Simon O]

Yes, if you do it and post it here, you save me 5 minutes of work, which is a valuable time for me now, since I am alone here at home with my 3 kids :)

I tried doing it myself but the tool I use seems to be using the wrong value for the kernel.... unless the CM6 ROM is using a different value?

[Guest flip360]

cant we just flash the flb v2 swp oc zip? :) tried to repack it but it failed to boot. :\

Edited October 8, 2010 by flip360

[Guest gusthy]

Oh, you're using the kernel that doesn't actually overclock properly.

No, I use a kernel that overclocks absolutely properly as the linpack and other scores show it. Just when I built this kernel, I didn't care to change the speed label from 528000 to 710000, and I didn't need many speeds too. Therefore I only changed the original kernel by adding 710 MHz and swap. ( 710 MHz is achieved the same way as 690, even 730 was stable for me - as you can see in Linpack's score table -, but for safety I only overclocked to 710).

[Guest gusthy]

cant we just flash the flb v2 swp oc zip? :) tried to repack it but it failed to boot. :\

No, ramdisk.cpio is different.

Okay, wait some minutes, I will do that.

[Guest flip360]

thanks gusthy, say hello to the kids from me! :)

[Guest gusthy]

thanks gusthy, say hello to the kids from me! :)

Nah, they are sleeping.

You guys now can choose between pure 710 and modifiable 0-690 ;):)

Edited October 9, 2010 by gusthy

[Guest gusthy]

I tried doing it myself but the tool I use seems to be using the wrong value for the kernel.... unless the CM6 ROM is using a different value?

Hmmmmmmmmmmm

All I did was

unpack-bootimg.pl boot.img

mkbootimg --cmdline "mem=128M console=ttyMSM2,115200n8 androidboot.hardware=qcom console=ttyUSBCONSOLE0 androidboot.console=ttyUSBCONSOLE0" --kernel /home/attila/pulse21source/kernel/arch/arm/boot/zImage --ramdisk ./boot.img-ramdisk.cpio.gz -o ./boot-flb.img

after copying your boot.img to an empty directory.

[Guest flip360]

Well you certainly seem to know your way around linux :)

[Guest thisweb]

Nah, they are sleeping.

You guys now can choose between pure 710 and modifiable 0-690 :):)

Thank you very much!!! This is great news - i'm gonna play now!

[Guest peelie]

gone back to tomg's original boot image;

the 710oc image was unstable

and the flb_image wifi could not connect and unstable

but thanks anyway gusthy!

[Guest flip360]

i am using the 710MHz kernel as it seems i cannot boot with the other one :)

[Guest gusthy]

i am using the 710MHz kernel as it seems i cannot boot with the other one :)

TBH, I couldn't try that one, I will look after it in the morning.

[Guest DanWilson]

No 780MHz? My old number? :)

[Guest stealthstealer]

cant get data working either :)

[Guest peelie]

cant get data working either :)

tried selecting appropraite APN in mobile network settings? i.e. make sure the radio button is checked?

[Guest stealthstealer]

tried selecting appropraite APN in mobile network settings? i.e. make sure the radio button is checked?

think so... it just has no data symbol next to the signal