[kernel][Overclocked] Overclocked kernel

[Guest kallt_kaffe]

i fixed battery a while back :rolleyes: fancy throwing me a copy of your acpuclock and ill up it to my repo also

Where's your repo? Or could you post the details about the battery fix here?

acpuclock.c attached.

acpuclock.zip

[Guest cobhc]

Cool, can't seem to get fastboot working on a linux live cd, keep getting command not found.

[Guest rayraven]

Cool, can't seem to get fastboot working on a linux live cd, keep getting command not found.

Sounds silly, but did you make it executable?

chmod +x fastboot-linux

Cheers

ray

Edited November 12, 2010 by rayraven

[Guest cobhc]

Yeah, tried that.

[Guest rayraven]

Wierd. You did run it as

./fastboot-linux

Reason i'm saying is, you might get an error running it, but command not found?

The only reasons are if the file isnt executable or it isnt in the path, which is why we run it with ./

As long as it has the ./ and is in the current folder, it shouldnt say that.

[Guest cobhc]

That gives me "sudo: unable to execute ./fastboot-linux: No such file or directory"

Even though I can see it in the folder when typing dir, and I can execute fastboot-linux from the file explorer.

Edited November 12, 2010 by cobhc

[Guest rayraven]

Ah, that's seems to be it.

Do this:

sudo su

then

./fastboot-linux

When you say sudo, the path wont include the current directory, but the global path only.

[Guest cobhc]

Thanks for the help ray, that gives me "Unknown id: ./fastboot-linux" lol.

[Guest rayraven]

Can you comeout of root [start a new terminal], and try the following [in the folder fastboot-linux is in]?

sudo sh fastboot-linux

P.S: I'm assuming the file name is fastboot-linux, it is right?

As for the unknown id error, i think you were trying to do:

sudo fastboot-linux

or

su fastboot-linux.

That way, it's trying to switch to a user called fastboot-linux, who doesnt exist.

Edited November 12, 2010 by rayraven

[Guest cobhc]

Can you comeout of root [start a new terminal], and try the following [in the folder fastboot-linux is in]?

P.S: I'm assuming the file name is fastboot-linux, it is right?

That gives me this "fastboot-linux: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected" and yes it is fastboot-linux lol.

[Guest rayraven]

Arent you supposed to followup with a command after fastboot-linux?

I'm used to linux, but I'm pretty new to Android, so i havent a clue how fastboot-linux works.

Here's a command i found on the forum:

sudo sh fastboot-linux flash boot boot.blade.superboot.mcri.r3.img

The reason you're getting an error is because it's expecting an argument, and you aint giving any :rolleyes:

[Guest cobhc]

Running it as "sudo sh fastboot-linux flash boot boot.img" gives me the same error haha.

[Guest rayraven]

Found the usage for fastboot:

usage: fastboot [ <option> ] <command>


commands:

 update <filename>                        reflash device from update.zip

 flashall                                 'flash boot' + 'flash system'

 flash <partition> [ <filename> ]         write a file to a flash partition

 erase <partition>                        erase a flash partition

 getvar <variable>                        display a bootloader variable

 boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ]              download and boot kernel

 flash:raw boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ]    create bootimage and flash it

 devices                                  list all connected devices

 reboot                                   reboot device normally

 reboot-bootloader                        reboot device into bootloader


options:

 -w                                       erase userdata and cache

 -s <serial number>                       specify device serial number

 -p <product>                             specify product name

 -c <cmdline>                             override kernel commandline

[/codebox]

as for the error, can you just do:

./fastboot-linux

and tell me what it says? I think you may have a corrupted download.

I get the usage i listed above.

[Guest spences10]

can someone pls post the fastboot drivers for the zte blade

i have adb from the pinned topic but not fastboot

thanks

[Guest cobhc]

Re-downloaded and still get No such file or directory when running ./fastboot-linux. Would running in a live cd environment cause problems with it?

Edited November 12, 2010 by cobhc

[Guest rayraven]

Drivers? You mean fastboot file itself?

Dont think you need any seperate drivers.

@cobhc

This is getting wierd. Can you take do:

ls

and

./fastboot-linux

and post a screenshot of the terminal? We're obviously missing something basic here...

Edited November 12, 2010 by rayraven

[Guest cobhc]

http://pastebin.com/aX7Nbby4

[Guest spences10]

Drivers? You mean fastboot file itself?

Dont think you need any seperate drivers.

@cobhc

This is getting wierd. Can you take do:

and

and post a screenshot of the terminal? We're obviously missing something basic here...

Hi, i have fabtboot.exe but am prompted to install the drivers by windows

i take it you havent any specific drivers for fastboot, did you install the drivers form the oinned topic?

thnaks

[Guest rayraven]

sorry, the ls should've been 'ls -l'

please can you try that?

thanks.

[Guest cobhc]

http://pastebin.com/XC7Rfke3

[Guest rayraven]

Thats got me stumped, i cant understand why its unable to find the file.

I've got the same attribs and its fine here.

Sorry.

[Guest cobhc]

It's ok, I guess it's the livecd environment which I can't do much about at the moment as I have HDD problems. Thanks anyway man, guess I'll have to wait to try this other overlocked kernel.

[Guest rayraven]

I've found one more instance, where someone faced a similar issue in ubuntu livecd.

http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/nexus-o...sing-linux.html

Maybe something with the way the environment is setup there, i think.

Perhaps try restarting?

[Guest cobhc]

Managed to steal my mums laptop for a bit so just flashing this rom/kernel to test.

[Guest cobhc]

Ok, this seems pretty good. Palmary is a fair bit smoother than Froyo. Only problem is battery status as already known, and I can't seem to short press the power button to lock the screen, even though the long press works fine.

Edit:- Quarant is just over 400 as to be expected, Neocore shows 25.3FPS with sound off, though I'm sure it's running a lot smoother than that.

Launcher Pro seems smoother with more stuff on homescreens than Froyo.

Angry Birds is smoother than Froyo.

Reckless Racing is smoother than Froyo as well.

Any way I can try the higher clocks without having to rebuild the kernel myself?

Edited November 13, 2010 by cobhc