[CDMA KERNEL ROM]Gumbo Kernel beta project + RAM hack

**athlet1c** · #1 (**permalink**) 01-31-2010, 11:58 AM

This should give you an idea on what to do , but also this post explains it as well .This is what GBhil stated

Set your sliders to 480 max 245 min
select performance and refresh, cpu speed should be 480
select powersave or msm7k and refresh, cpu speed should be 245 (ewww) lol
Select ondemand and refresh, cpu should be 480. It will ramp down to 245 when sleeping, and now it will ramp back to 480 when you wake it up.

I've been using ondemand @528 max 245 min, without tweaking the ondemand parameters in setcpu. It's nice to finally have a working way to scale the cpu to your own prefs.

Hope This helps

JirafaBo · #2 (**permalink**) 02-01-2010, 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by athlet1c

This should give you an idea on what to do , but also this post explains it as well .This is what GBhil stated

Set your sliders to 480 max 245 min
select performance and refresh, cpu speed should be 480
select powersave or msm7k and refresh, cpu speed should be 245 (ewww) lol
Select ondemand and refresh, cpu should be 480. It will ramp down to 245 when sleeping, and now it will ramp back to 480 when you wake it up.

I've been using ondemand @528 max 245 min, without tweaking the ondemand parameters in setcpu. It's nice to finally have a working way to scale the cpu to your own prefs.

Hope This helps

why not keep it at 528 when awake? to save battery? thanks!

**KBZL** · #3 (**permalink**) 02-02-2010, 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by athlet1c

This should give you an idea on what to do , but also this post explains it as well .This is what GBhil stated

Set your sliders to 480 max 245 min
select performance and refresh, cpu speed should be 480
select powersave or msm7k and refresh, cpu speed should be 245 (ewww) lol
Select ondemand and refresh, cpu should be 480. It will ramp down to 245 when sleeping, and now it will ramp back to 480 when you wake it up.

I've been using ondemand @528 max 245 min, without tweaking the ondemand parameters in setcpu. It's nice to finally have a working way to scale the cpu to your own prefs.

Hope This helps

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