spock1104
Android Expert
Won't stay booted long enough to pull a log on the device. Will pull you one when I get home via PC.
Any chance you have an app that is setting an overclock on boot?
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Won't stay booted long enough to pull a log on the device. Will pull you one when I get home via PC.
Having done some reading ... Seems like some ZTE and some other manufacturers don't play well with roms/kernels built with Linaro...just some food for thought.
Not bad at all..
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Which benchmarking tool do u use?
1.62 Ghz seems to be the maximum stable clock on my device.

I've tried both the linaro and Google compiled 1.02 kernels and I get constant reboots even when I'm at stock speeds. I did change the governor to Wheatley and SIO. 1.01a worked great for me. I have one of those phones that would not boot with the oc kernel rbheromax and cooldudezach were working on.
After some gaming at stock clock speed, I also got a random reboot. It then continually rebooted until I turned it off for a while. Here's is my last_kmsg
Null pointer in swapper while trying to idle the cpu. Ugh. Thanks, I think...
[06-02 23:11:59.130] [0][602: kworker/u:5]cpufreq: cpu1 init at 162000 switching to 384000It happened completely random it was actually just after unlocking
[06-02 23:11:59.130] [0][602: kworker/u:5]cpufreq: cpu1 init at 162000 switching to 384000
[06-02 23:11:59.130] [0][602: kworker/u:5][MPDEC]: CPU[1] off->on | Mask=[1100]
[06-02 23:11:59.410] [1][0: swapper/1]CPU1: msm_pm_power_collapse: idle 0
[06-02 23:11:59.410] [1][0: swapper/1]CPU1: msm_pm_power_collapse: pre power down
[06-02 23:11:59.410] [1][0: swapper/1]CPU1: msm_pm_spm_power_collapse: notify_rpm 1
[06-02 23:11:59.410] [0][601: kworker/u:4][MPDEC]: CPU[1] on->off | Mask=[1000] | time online: 274
[06-02 23:12:00.180] [0][0: swapper/0]Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address 00000090
Methinks mpdecision tried to hotplug too fast. Note how in less than a second it turns cpu1 on and then off again. Either needs tweaking, a bug fix, or removal.
I knew I never liked mpdecision lol
rapid fire kernels... here's a linaro build without mpdecision (and has the aa code). let me know if boot frequency is set correctly.
AWEstruck_v1.02_no_mp.zip - 8.62 MB