Hello im new and need some help

[eisawi99]

hello i should be getting my phone tomorrow when i get home from school... and i need to know what kinds of kernels and base roms there are that are good for a rom like cyanoid for the zte warp. any overclockable kernels would be appreciated.

 

[kevincott]

ICS stripped of bloatware, slightly tweaked, rooted, and overclockable with Voltage Control: Re-Calked


for general questions: http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...e-boost-galaxy-s2-repository.html#post5010301

 

[eisawi99]

is there any way you could give me a kernel that is overclockable to 1.8 ghz. or above?? (ps: i no longer need the stock rom)

 

[kevincott]

is there any way you could give me a kernel that is overclockable to 1.8 ghz. or above?? (ps: i no longer need the stock rom)

You are trying to overclock a 1.2Ghz phone to 1.8Ghz+? You will fry your phone.

 

[eisawi99]

no on the warp we got it to 1.9 and it is stock at 1.0 ghz

 

[greg schmeg]

Do wha?

 

[eisawi99]

go check it out

 

[Codegerm]

no on the warp we got it to 1.9 and it is stock at 1.0 ghz

The warp is also a single core processor, and not a dual core like the SGS2. You will overheat the phone not to mention drain on battery. Just because you can get away with it on one phone doesn't mean that all phones can do it.

Codegerm

 

[eisawi99]

The warp is also a single core processor, and not a dual core like the SGS2. You will overheat the phone not to mention drain on battery. Just because you can get away with it on one phone doesn't mean that all phones can do it.

Codegerm

i guess thats true but i think we can atleast get to 1.7

 

[greg schmeg]

Lol why? Its fast already. Ur battery life is gonna blow.

 

[eisawi99]

yeah but still im developing a rom and thats why i need it (im not really good with kernels)

 

[Codegerm]

yeah but still im developing a rom and thats why i need it (im not really good with kernels)

I say develop your ROM on the kernels that are available. If you put together a ROM that runs great at normal clock speeds then you have got something good. Having to OC to have a ROM run good tells me that it is not done well and bloated. You can always have an updated kernal that supports the OC you want at a later time as flashing in a new kernel is easy.

Codegerm

 

[eisawi99]

I say develop your ROM on the kernels that are available. If you put together a ROM that runs great at normal clock speeds then you have got something good. Having to OC to have a ROM run good tells me that it is not done well and bloated. You can always have an updated kernal that supports the OC you want at a later time as flashing in a new kernel is easy.

Codegerm

no the rom will probably run fine at 700 mhz. but i want it to be all powerful

 

[Codegerm]

no the rom will probably run fine at 700 mhz. but i want it to be all powerful

Again develop it on existing kernels then when you find or make one that has the OC you want you can easily flash in that kernel

Codegerm