Root undervolted now = always undervolted?

[sx4dude2013]

So im using quickclock advanced to undervolt my phone. Im using stock mhz settings but running off of lower vsel's or whatever. You get what im trying to say. Lol

My question is, since my settings are applied at boot, will they always stay there even if i change roms, deleted the app, sbf, etc?
Or do i have to redo the calibration and reset everything when i change something?

Thanks!!!

 

[scary alien]

So im using quickclock advanced to undervolt my phone. Im using stock mhz settings but running off of lower vsel's or whatever. You get what im trying to say. Lol

My question is, since my settings are applied at boot, will they always stay there even if i change roms, deleted the app, sbf, etc?
Or do i have to redo the calibration and reset everything when i change something?

Thanks!!!

sx4dude2013,

Take this with a grain (or bag ) of salt since I haven't under/over- clocked- or volted my X (yet) [haven't really found a need to], but from how I understand things work (and how they work on other phones), is that these modifications are done to the kernel and are independent of the ROM being run.

However, since our kernel is locked and is unmodifiable--normally--these apps change the in-memory locations after booting, which gets you around being able to over/under clock/volt our Droid Xs.

If you change or delete the over/under clocking/volting app, your changes would have to be re-done.

I'm sure there's others with direct knowledge or experience can correct me .

Cheers!

 

[Lars]

It's a temporary setting that does not survive a reboot. the app sets it everytime you boot.

 

[Deleted User]

I'm sure there's others with direct knowledge or experience can correct me .

No need to correct, that's right on.

The kernel settings get loaded into memory at startup, and the app just overwrites the pieces of memory that contain things like clock speed and voltage.

So, when your app is gone - for whatever reason, including uninstalling it yourself or a data wipe to change ROMs - nothing is overwriting settings at startup anymore, and your OC/UC/OV/UV is all gone.