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Root GPU Boost/Overclock

As far as I know, not at this time. From what I've seen, there really isn't a need to OC the GPU on this phone.
 
my kernel Codename Angry Walrus is the newest its just for the Boost mobile variant right now
 
Just a heads up with the Angry Walrus kernel.... most a the time a simple CWM flash won't work. You may need to go in and manually move the kernel modules to there proper place in order for WiFi to work. There is info on how to do that in Shinru's thread. You just have to look for them.

Hey Shinru, you may want to add that to your OP unless you've solved that issue. If not, you're gonna continually have people complaining about WiFi not working.
 
Lol, thanks for the heads up. I will be sure to do that. If you flash the kernel first in fastboot then flash the modules they will install correctly.
 
shinru2004 said:
Lol, thanks for the heads up. I will be sure to do that. If you flash the kernel first in fastboot then flash the modules they will install correctly.
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Gotcha. It's just that there are gonna be quite a few Noobs in here that will have a hard enough time learning fastboot cmds lol. Best to go ahead and give them a heads up. Hopefully it'll save some explaining in the future because you know they're gonna ask. :D

Also, I tried Angry Walrus and it seemed to be working fine. The only problem I ran into was the kernel like to jump back to the max setting. I tried flashing it several times and got the same result each time. It was a random thing. Sometimes it would stay at my setting for a good bit and other times it would make the jump back to max within 10 minutes. I tried Voltage control and AnTuTu CPU Master. Same result with both. :confused:

It looks like the kernel default is set to max too. Possibly make a lower default for the kernel? Just a thought. :)

Any idea why it's not flashing the modules with the kernel zip yet.

Looking forward to your ROM release. Thanks for your work.
 
shinru2004 said:
Lol, thanks for the heads up. I will be sure to do that. If you flash the kernel first in fastboot then flash the modules they will install correctly.
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Hey shinru just make a lib/modules/ path in your ramdisk and place bcmdhd.ko in there and then fix the init.target.rc to have the new bcmdhd path. This is how I do my single flash kernel :)
 
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