|ROM|¯`·.¸¸.- Energy -.¸¸.·´¯ * |July 4| 21916|29022 * Sense 2021 + flavors

[L21Matt]

those look really nice man!

[DatBoiDame]

Originally Posted by rrjskj

hey dame when u figure that out can u let me know cause i tried netripper and all it did was put my phone in sod ..

I read about that happening too, when u tried it did u install the mortscript? I could have sworn I read that was supposed to underclock to prevent SOD

Its just so confusing for me, there are like 3 or 4 different files u need and Im not sure which ones have to be installed to the device and which ones can be installed to the SD card.

[DatBoiDame]

Originally Posted by thewahlrus

At 710 I didn't see that much difference in battery drain. When device is idle the current draw is the same as not OC'ing (in 50-60 mA to 120 mA range). When you're really using your device is when the current drains faster. The OCT toggle switch is still a good way to have an OC on demand. Install OCT 1.5 and set it to what you want, then add a quicklink for the OCT toggle, that way you can use it only when you need it. BTW, anyone know how to assign an icon to a lnk in a cab file with wince? I made a cab file that installs the OCT toggle and makes a link in the start menu, but I want to assign an icon to it.

At 710, the battery life was fine but I didnt see any performance difference thats why I bumped it up to 748, so I was enjoying the speed but the battery life started declining very fast. Dinik Glass already wants more battery juice to support that shiny look so I guess for now I will do without

[thewahlrus]

Originally Posted by rrjskj

hey dame when u figure that out can u let me know cause i tried netripper and all it did was put my phone in sod ..

I tried that one first and always had SOD. That's why I went to OCT 1.5 which works best for me. I think we have yet to really see overclocking mature on the TP2. It seems that every device responds different, so it's just what works best for you.

[tkedch]

Originally Posted by KIOWA69

did you check to make sure that you are either in global mode or try gsm and see if that helps, i remember not long ago someone else had about the same issues, i'll see if i can find that post for you.

Yeah I have tried both global or gsm only mode. Nothing I've tried worked so far.

I'm trying to move shortcuts after programs are installed via cab files, but it doesn't seem to be working. I just created a littlle .mscr file. If I run it manually it works fine, but when I stick in the XDA_UC folder, it doesn't seem to run, or it's running before the .cabs have finished installing.

I found over at XDA where it says .mscr's are run after cabs, does the XDA_UC run differently with Energy ROM or am I understanding it wrong?

[jpriset]

For Overclocking the TP2 using NRG CookieDinik Aug25th 23XXX:

I install Msm7kCpuSpeed_v2.cab to the device. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=725290)

Then I install OC_AUTO_v4.2.1.cab to the sd card. (http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=1902256)

I then use 768 as the overclock speed and things seem to run pretty well. I don't get the SOD, although once in a while something might freeze. Overall great performance.

[galonzo]

Originally Posted by jpriset

For Overclocking the TP2 using NRG CookieDinik Aug25th 23XXX:

I install Msm7kCpuSpeed_v2.cab to the device. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=725290)

Then I install OC_AUTO_v4.2.1.cab to the sd card. (http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=1902256)

I then use 768 as the overclock speed and things seem to run pretty well. I don't get the SOD, although once in a while something might freeze. Overall great performance.

same here, except I have MortScript and Msm7k install out of my xda_uc setup before I manually install OC_Auto to the SD.

No SOD, and I've been bumping it up little by little to find the perfect battery drain/performance balance for a typical day's use, and I think I've finally hit it: 787.2MHz all day yesterday with normail use (OTA MS Exchange sync all day, BT while driving, texting, casual browsing, etc.) taking it off the charge around 6am & set the speed (soft reset), no need to soft-reset all day and I was at 36% battery around midnight last night which gives me a little room if I need a little more use during the day.

here is the post by nayr1482 that explains everything about this OC solution. maybe give it a shot if you haven't had luck with some of the others

edit: forgot to add this is without installing or using any battery tweaks other than setting the weather to update every three hours and the twitter tab to manually update. Also updates my sig to reflect the current ROM I'm running: 8/25 21914 GTX

[t-bob]

Originally Posted by galonzo

same here, except I have MortScript and Msm7k install out of my xda_uc setup before I manually install OC_Auto to the SD.

No SOD, and I've been bumping it up little by little to find the perfect battery drain/performance balance for a typical day's use, and I think I've finally hit it: 787.2MHz all day yesterday with normail use (OTA MS Exchange sync all day, BT while driving, texting, casual browsing, etc.) taking it off the charge around 6am & set the speed (soft reset), no need to soft-reset all day and I was at 36% battery around midnight last night which gives me a little room if I need a little more use during the day.

here is the post by nayr1482 that explains everything about this OC solution. maybe give it a shot if you haven't had luck with some of the others

This is what I do as well, except if I get above 748 MHz then I start to get problems with lockups.

[KIOWA69]

Originally Posted by howhi05

Couldn't agree with you anymore except i'm running her at a smooth pagepool of 16 a lil slower but just enough room 4 some multitasking.
On another note i see that you've been tearing it up the last page or so. keep it up man and thanks 4 ur help.

lol yeah i get busy working and then when i come in the house i look at the thread and try to answer anything and sometimes i end up with a bunch of posts, thank you for thanking me.