This patch applies to many android devices.
It's actually even better than what ToAsTcfh actually got, he posted only older results which were bottlenecked at 620MHz, now this patch provide users with a 710MHz frequency.
And it should work for all msm7x0xa devices. (so that makes almost double speed for stock G1 ).
For people who wants even more overclocking, you can change the values:
the writel(0x25, ......) line,
This value is the multiplier from 19.2MHz to cpu frequency, 19.2MHz*0x25=710.4MHz
You can change it to whatever value you want, but the higher limit seems to be around 750MHz.
If you want to play with mem values, edit the line:
[code="C++"""""]{ 528000,6 ACPU_PLL_2, 2, 1, 132000, 3, VDD_7, 160000, 0, 5, -1 }[/code]
Change the 3 after 132000, it's the divisor of memory compared to cpu frequency, -1 (with default settings, it's 132MHz=528MHz/(3+1)
The patch is attached, and also available at http://htcandroid.xland.cz/oc.diff.txt
Basically, all devices from HTC from before 2009 should be supported (all versions of G1, G2, G3), LG GW620, samsung galaxy, and many others.
To newbies: To get this patch working, you need to build the linux kernel for your phone. Basically, wait for you rom modder to do it.
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