Yes they work with Adamz LV / 1.2 kernel. I'm assuming they would work with the others. But I know for a fact that they work with this specific option. However... I'm not sure they work with the other variants.
They shouldn't cause any issues at all... I think most people running a cooked rom on here are using this combination to monitor their temps and cpu usage. I have noticed that with Chevy's 10 slot 1.2 Temp Mon does not work. It seems to freeze at a certain degree forcing a re-install... and then occurring again. I don't think that kernel is optimized for it.
There will be no issue. Even installing on the stock kernel is fine as the apps just won't do anything. Setcpu won't let you change speeds since there's no support, and TempMonitor will just show a constant default temp for the cpu. Flashing different kernels after they are installed shouldn't be a problem either.
One heads up... you should set your profiles and turn the frequency down before you push a new kernel. I've had a few situations where it minimizes my max's down as low as they can go because I pushed a rom that does not match the same slots as the one im using. This shouldn't hurt anything ... however it can make the rom unresponsive and possibly boot loop.
So.. if your going to AdamZ 5 slot and your presently running Chevy's 10 slot.... they wont match in setcpu. What I do now is check what I'm going to and adjust setcpu to the incoming kernels equivalent speed... that way I don't get stuck.
Not sure.... I've never done it from the OEM kernel. Technically it's not supported on the OEM kernel so like Shadowtech said it may just do nothing. I would wait until you get the OC kernel installed before buying / installing setcpu and Temp Mon unless there's a specific reason you want to run it on the stock OEM kernel.
In your OP your sig says "Rooted with Bugless Beast ESE53 0.7"... are your referring to the OEM kernel in this ROM?... or the actual Stock OEM kernel.
Ahh... ok. Yeah... you shouldn't have any problem. I just look at the stepping in the kernel im going to and adjust setcpu in my present kernel to match what im pushing in.
So.. if I'm on Chevy's 10 slot 1.2 at 1000.... I'll adjust setcpu to match, as close as possible to the incoming kernel. Do this before you push the new kernel on and no worries. Either way if it does freak out it wont leave you frozen.. because it's going to an OC kernel that supports what your doing.
yep, so with the Bugless OEM kernel, add SetCPU, then before installing AdamZ kernel (I am thinking of the 5 slot, 250 to 800) then use SETCPU to set for 550 and push the new kernel, then when it starts I have the 550 speed set
I am mainly looking to add the WiFi tether on to the phone
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