Overclocking "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)"

[Guest Nimster]

Since to overclock a rom it's necessary to have it's kernel and modify it so it can suport overclock feature is that possible to use the "Stackbladroid v0.2" (has oc enabled) kernel values since it has the same base rom as the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" and put those values in the the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" kernel? Don't have Linux installed to try to remove the kernel from the 2 roms but maybe someone can do it, that way we would have a "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" rom with overclok features.

Basicly:

Stackbladroid v0.2 -> Get kernel values from the OC feature -> put those values in the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" kernel since its the same base rom (Chinese R1 that should work)

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

Since to overclock a rom it's necessary to have it's kernel and modify it so it can suport overclock feature is that possible to use the "Stackbladroid v0.2" (has oc enabled) kernel values since it has the same base rom as the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" and put those values in the the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" kernel? Don't have Linux installed to try to remove the kernel from the 2 roms but maybe someone can do it, that way we would have a "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" rom with overclok features.

Basicly:

Stackbladroid v0.2 -> Get kernel values from the OC feature -> put those values in the "FLB-Froyo G2 for ZTE Blade (r3a)" kernel since its the same base rom (Chinese R1 that should work)

already answered in many posts :( you have to change the boot.img

[Guest Nimster]

Already looked for a way to do it but couldn't find any, can you point me the thread please? Found many posts but no one really tells what to modify :(

Edited December 27, 2010 by Nimster