Not much info on this, probably it's a variation of RyanZa's original OCLF implementation.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...297&postcount=1

Flashed speedmod k10c 256Hz kernel... macam no different compare to k9a...

got more option in CWM ...




i removed lagfix .... din feel lag yet

!@#. i am using a macbook.. so..flashing our SGS is a pain in the elephants buttock for me.. times like this i wish i bought an iPhone

going to Kies my phone to Froyo, then speedmod kernal it via Odin... i'm stealin pc time from my colleagues..

kmrdeva: you still on ext2? any issues yet? i will also go the ext2 route..

This post has been edited by Jason: Dec 1 2010, 04:24 PM

Dunno about you, but for me, moving from the k9 series to k10 resulted in improved battery life, for one.

any idea here, if u use 7zip to customise ur ROM prior to flash.

What the diff if the apk place in:
data/app
system/app

if place in system, factory reset those apk will still be there. so don't remove those in system before u factory reset, if not phone will be stuck on boot.

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Added on December 1, 2010, 4:27 pmthanks!

This post has been edited by ken2291: Dec 1 2010, 04:27 PM

I read somewhere that you can install virtualbox on a mac and then have a guest winxp OS running to use ODIN and flash your SGS. Also, there is another tool called Heimdall which is multi platform and has the basic features of ODIN, but runs on mac and linux. I haven't tried it before, though.

I had ext2-all lagfix scheme a couple of days back - no issues. But I am noticing better performance with ext4nj-all so am using this instead for now.

ok, being lazy i will just use ext4nj-all and if it lags you'll see me complain here. i read you guys had battery issues with k10b. anything wrong with k10c yet? lol.
just disabled voodoo lagfix..that took a while..

thank. I shall put all those apk like market access, laucherpro plus, mybackup pro into system/app before i flash the new ROM in near future... so i dun need to worry if i factory reset

I believe u'll only factory reset to flash another new rom

v1.40 (build 34) - 28th November
- Added BFQ (Budget Fair Queuing) I/O Scheduler and set BFQ as the default I/O Scheduler. The aim is to boost I/O throughput, reduce the latency. Please refer to this site for more information

Come on guys.. Lets Ya-OK! Hahahaha

i dun like YA-OK coz of the 1.2ghz OC ....

belum coba belum tahu, sekali cuba tiap tiap hari MAO~

cuba already tapi tak mao .. tried 1.3 YA-OK b4 ...

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-rele...te-does-it-work

anyone tried this??

tried YA-OK too before, still prefer Speedmod feel somewhat like Speedmod is better

1 day, 1 day u will join me shout. YA OK!

P/S : Ur siggy, FLASHER!!! u FLASHER!! Report police!

This post has been edited by areankim: Dec 1 2010, 05:33 PM

last time use YA-OK my phone hangs twice in 10 minutes

P/S: just about to make it my sig tis afternoon then u said it, reminded me

This post has been edited by ken2291: Dec 1 2010, 05:35 PM

Tak suka OC kernels, because I prefer optimization in batt life more than any cpu overclocking.. The SGS is fast enough as it is, at 1GHz. Just my 2 sen's worth.

I see kalpik and a few other chaps 'pushing' hardcore to enable OC in speedmod. I really hope he doesn't. OC was the reason I moved from super-optimized kernel to speedmod kernel in the first place.