Originally Posted by Ludacrisvp (Post 1653972)

Anyone want to OVERCLOCK their Touch Pro2?

I was over at XDA last night and ran across some info posted by phhusion about a command line switch that allows for overclocking of the MSM7600 system under android.

It only raises clock speed and doesn't mess with voltage to the chipset so it should be ok to use. HOWEVER WITH THAT SAID NOBODY ON XDA OR PPCG ARE RESPONSIBLE IF YOU DAMAGE YOUR DEVICE.

He posted that several Rhods have been running at 768Mhz for over a month without any issues.

He believes that the theoretical top speed would be 1.2Ghz but that our device would crash before we could get it that high.
I tried 700Mhz, and 768Mhz and they both seemed stable... a nice jump from 528mhz.
Just for fun I tried 968Mhz but it just locked up while loading Haret.
This is the cmd line switch you need to add to the cmdline text in your startup.txt remember to add it before the keyboard entry.
Replace the XXXXXX with the frequency you want in Khz not Mhz.

"acpuclock.oc_freq_khz=XXXXXX"

You have to enter speeds in Khz though so
528000 = 528Mhz Stock speed
700000 = 700Mhz
768000 = 768Mhz Reported to be stable
And so on.

I tried it and it works, but I still have some lag in Android that I think is SD card related only have a class 2 and class 4 cards to work with, I'm sure once we get around to nand flashing it will be more beneficial to overclock.

I haven't really noticed any battery change but under Android it doesn't last too long anyways when you are actually using the device.
Using the battery monitor app on android it seems that a full charge is about 4.6 and when it gets down to 4.1 you have less than 10% when you get back to WM. - just my personal exp.

Good luck, post some stable speeds and we can have some fun with a faster device!

Originally Posted by scuckinghunter (Post 1813343)

For some reason, I can't seem to find the startup.txt where you can change the settings. Wasn't on the root file on my SD or in the rhodium folder. Any ideas where to look?

Originally Posted by scuckinghunter

That's what i figured as well but no luck. I actualy just manualy entered it in the startup.txt and it seems to be running alot smoother so hopefully it worked. Is there a way to check while android is booted up?

Originally Posted by 00_MACKIE_00 (Post 1817527)

Wow this thread has gotten a little quiet...anyone out there?

Originally Posted by x10guy (Post 1817566)

I think when there is a bit more progress with sound you'll hear alot more noise... (no pun intended). lol

Originally Posted by llaugerm (Post 1812661)

I have the same issue I don't get my verizon touch pro 2 to pass the screen can't establish a connection that my phone is not provision for data service. it does not allow me to use the phone. I deleted the data image file and nothing reboot it several times nothing.