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Root [KERNEL][MS770][LOKI] Freedom Kernel Overclocked

Is there a way to remove this without having to use the unbrick method? it works ok but my phone at times act's weird as hell..the keyboard is blacked out..the phone locks up and just won't let me do anything unless i reboot and gets hot....
 
so i installed and when i boot i get this message

Secure booting error!
Cause : device unlock!, so boot success!!

But my phone never fully boots up. did i do soemthing wrong. Do i have to unbrick?

running BobZ CM10
 
Swagg422 said:
so i installed and when i boot i get this message

Secure booting error!
Cause : device unlock!, so boot success!!

But my phone never fully boots up. did i do soemthing wrong. Do i have to unbrick?

running BobZ CM10
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Assuming Bobz CM10 is firmware F which I believe so, then you probably did nothing wrong.

Some phones require more voltage than others to function or even boot.

In the new update I'm running the kernel with lower voltages, so that may explain your issues.

You may have to run the older version which is running normal voltage. I added it to the download section (1.62ghz).

If you're able to get into recovery with the button combo, then you can just flash other kernel and not have to unbrick. (I don't know the button combo for the motion)
 
GameTheory said:
Assuming Bobz CM10 is firmware F which I believe so, then you probably did nothing wrong.

Some phones require more voltage than others to function or even boot.

In the new update I'm running the kernel with lower voltages, so that may explain your issues.

You may have to run the older version which is running normal voltage. I added it to the download section (1.62ghz).

If you're able to get into recovery with the button combo, then you can just flash other kernel and not have to unbrick. (I don't know the button combo for the motion)
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Ok thx for that i had to unbrick then do a hard reset wouldnt let me do anything else
 
you cna use loki on anything you want, so long as your aboot is version f youll boot. i could loki version b's boot.img and flash it and be fine.
 
Shabbypenguin said:
you cna use loki on anything you want, so long as your aboot is version f youll boot. i could loki version b's boot.img and flash it and be fine.
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I don't want to pretend I know how loki works completely o I'll ask.. How would we get a c kernel with loki. Im trying to flash the c kernel over bobZ cm10 to test out a theory on why some features aren't working..
 
you woudl compile the source code release c kernel, pack it with a aosp ramdisk then loki it. the issue there is loki has been out for you guys for a month or so? and afaik you guys dont have an aosp kernel yet, so you cant really do much.
 
I think the focus has been on overclocking. I think GT did a great job at squeezing as much out of the cpu as possible. I think we need a more universal kernel if that's possible. Just wish I really knew what I was doing with that and had the proper equipment...
 
Swainsmith82 said:
I think the focus has been on overclocking. I think GT did a great job at squeezing as much out of the cpu as possible. I think we need a more universal kernel if that's possible. Just wish I really knew what I was doing with that and had the proper equipment...
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When you say universal... Do you mean with no overclock?
 
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