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My htc onex is 1ghz only

Hello
After installing the arhd rom 1.2.1 i did test and i foind out my cpu os 1ghz
May i know why
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What app did you use to do the test?
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Antutu
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saberzaid said:
Antutu
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If you are running below a certain battery percentage it will clock down automatically, even under load.

3rdeyer said:
If you are running below a certain battery percentage it will clock down automatically, even under load.
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That is correct , it's to save more battery

Franco Kernel on this Rom ?

Hey,
can i install this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1646883 on this Rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1784185 ???

same quastion here, CyanogenMod 10 + franco.Kernel-r12 ? OR LeeDrOiD One Xtreme V6.4.0 + franco.Kernel-r12 ?

F-Alfaris said:
same quastion here, CyanogenMod 10 + franco.Kernel-r12 ? OR LeeDrOiD One Xtreme V6.4.0 + franco.Kernel-r12 ?
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If you repack francos r12 zimage and roms ramdisk, it should work. But Trip has included jb code in his current kernel. Why dont you try and report results here
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eyosen said:
If you repack francos r12 zimage and roms ramdisk, it should work. But Trip has included jb code in his current kernel. Why dont you try and report results here
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Already flashed it worked on leedroid without repack as I found in his thread that you don't need to, already testing it but having some battery problem
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F-Alfaris said:
Already flashed it worked on leedroid without repack as I found in his thread that you don't need to, already testing it but having some battery problem
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Give it a couple of charge cycles to settle. If you still have a problem, a rogue app may be causing the battery drain. I would suggest to use betterbatterystats app to see what is causing the drain...
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eyosen said:
Give it a couple of charge cycles to settle. If you still have a problem, a rogue app may be causing the battery drain. I would suggest to use betterbatterystats app to see what is causing the drain...
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Thanks I'll give it a try , but how can I check for the drain source from the app ? Already downloaded it and no I idea where to look
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F-Alfaris said:
Thanks I'll give it a try , but how can I check for the drain source from the app ? Already downloaded it and no I idea where to look
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Check kernel and partial wakelocks
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F-Alfaris said:
Thanks I'll give it a try , but how can I check for the drain source from the app ? Already downloaded it and no I idea where to look
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Also check your governor. Interactive is a power hog. Bu suggest ondemand.
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[Q] Why does SetCPU only provide the "interactive" governor?

I don't see other governors listed except for Interactive. Where did they go?
I'm using CM10 nightly.

catskin said:
I don't see other governors listed except for Interactive. Where did they go?
I'm using CM10 nightly.
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Does your kernel support other ones?
Try system tuner if so.
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Set CPU doesn't support t3 ATM, system tuner is the way to go.
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PAGOT said:
Does your kernel support other ones?
Try system tuner if so.
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It used to have the others. Which surprised me because when I look for them they had disappeared... I didn't flash a new version of the ROM.

treebill said:
Set CPU doesn't support t3 ATM, system tuner is the way to go.
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Thanks, I'll check this one out.

Cm10 nightly stock kernel only has interactive.

eyosen said:
Cm10 nightly stock kernel only has interactive.
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Ah.. I see! Thanks for the info.

No problem. Using the thanks button would me more helpful
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rom for good battery life

hy all.i wan't some sugestions for a good battery rom and kernel.
i use a lot the phone and i wan't at least 12 hours without charge.
i used mildwind based on oxigen,but i don't like the sony luncher.
curently on stock official miui.
txn
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change the launcher loads in the play store.
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what launcher do u recomand?whit les bugs and pretty fast?
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i use Holo Launcher but people say the latest ADW Launcher is pretty good aswell.
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so no sugestion...
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bushy.lumy said:
so no sugestion...
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LOL, that's what the post above you suggested isn't it? HOLO and ADW

i wan't a good rom.not a luncher..
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Try MildWild
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bushy.lumy said:
i wan't a good rom.not a luncher..
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If you want good battery life , I recommend you Latest CM10.1 VJ + SetCPU and a Screen Off profile set to 200-400 MHz
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Tnx.will try..
Where i can find to download Oxygen v2.0-RC7???
a link pls
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proadi96 said:
If you want good battery life , I recommend you Latest CM10.1 VJ + SetCPU and a Screen Off profile set to 200-400 MHz
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Oxygen v2.0-RC7???
a link pls
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Mildwild 7 with the ondemand governor my battery lasts ages :thumbup:
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hey.do you know a link to oxigen v2.0 rc7?
i seen in your post a link to a oxygen rom.
sorry to disturb you
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My recommendation.
MildWild CM-7.0 JG Stable + MildWild CM 7.0 Beats + ManU HAVS-AXI-128 kernel
Set the lowest CPU FQ to 128Mhz, highest to 998Mhz and choose smartassV2 governer and voila.
You have a good looking JG style ROM with great sound for music, nice, fluid and smooth performance and great battery life.

gona try it..curently i use mildwind v 4,8..pretty happy whit it
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saker10 said:
My recommendation.
MildWild CM-7.0 JG Stable + MildWild CM 7.0 Beats + ManU HAVS-AXI-128 kernel
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would that be BFS or CFS

herb1 said:
would that be BFS or CFS
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I have tried both, never noticed any difference between them, BFS is supposed to be somehow better, CFS is on the other side supposed to be more stable, I think they both work very similar, and you won't notice any difference. If you want to experiment, flash one version, use it for a few days, and then flash the other version and use it for a few days. If you notice that one suits your phone better, use that one. But I really think that you won't notice a difference. I'm personally using CFS.

saker10 said:
I have tried both, never noticed any difference between them, BFS is supposed to be somehow better, CFS is on the other side supposed to be more stable, I think they both work very similar, and you won't notice any difference. If you want to experiment, flash one version, use it for a few days, and then flash the other version and use it for a few days. If you notice that one suits your phone better, use that one. But I really think that you won't notice a difference. I'm personally using CFS.
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i used them too and noticed no difference but i read this yesterday and it explained what they all r and do
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420742
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with mild wind cm 7 i got this battery life whit
-display on 1h32min with auto brightness
-calls 22 min
-fb 10 min
-wi-fi 2-15 min
and like 50 mesages.
no gps and no data active.
it is good or bad?
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Any drivers for HTC wildfire

Is it possible for HTC wildfire to overclock over atleast with 900 MHz with any drivers?
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Uextreme197 said:
Is it possible for HTC wildfire to overclock over atleast with 900 MHz with any drivers?
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nope. kernel does the overclocking not drivers. and you can try to oc to 900mhz but your phone will probably not handle it
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Soon how to overclock? With an app or zip file?
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Uextreme197 said:
Soon how to overclock? With an app or zip file?
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In order to overclock your CPU the kernel needs to have HTC's power lock removed and have extra frequency steps added to the config of the kernel. Then it needs to be build using a cross compiler and if successful then flashed to the phone. After the kernel is correctly set up you can use kernel tuning apps like setcpu ect to change the kernels frequency.
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Uextreme197 said:
Is it possible for HTC wildfire to overclock over atleast with 900 MHz with any drivers?
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Kernal does the job M8 Although your device will not be able to handle it as you know if you overclock to the maxed and even further could mess up your device
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Btw i'm new to this all :]
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Well driver's could be released in the future or maybe someone who's smart enough to get a driver for the HTC Wildifre
Credits will go to them "if" They get the driver for The Buzz.
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Btw i'm new to this all :] :good: