Make a script, name it "99something", drop it into /system/etc/init.d, fix permission and reboot.

The kernel your using support init.d? How you making the script?

What program u use to edit?  Careful with unnecessary spaces in the script.

Hmm, lots of init.d scripts (but no ThunderBolt! ?).

My take is to remove all the init.d scripts (back it up somewhere) and then install ThunderBolt!. See if you still get the random reboots or not
Read it slowly. Anything you don't understand, just post here
It's not that noticeable, but I guess odexed is still the way to go since its the most optimized.

Yes. Journaling is still on, but with barriers off. Journaling is the main protection, while barrier is the addon.

Yeah, sort of related. Hence why I gave a warning that libsqlite can cause corruption. It's rare, but its a risk that you need to know of.
Umm, OMAP4 device needed. SGSII is an Exynos device?

Oh right. Doh!

Do you have the files to insmod?

Please make sure there is no additional "space" at end of each command.  Its a common mistake.

Why is there a $su command.  I think it's not needed for init script.

I have also use script to insmod before and didn't need the su command.

Make sure the module is available for insmod. Have the module already been loaded?  And as pikachu said use notepad+ +.  Not any normal notepad

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Added on January 27, 2012, 7:31 pm
Why not?  Siyah with thunderbolt is even more powerful. 

Hmm, yeah, the scripts actually controls the overclock/undervolting from the ROM itself. If you remove it, I guess it will revert to stock?
Awww why?

ThunderBolt! + Siyah rocks!
What error are you getting?

You need to name the file "S98something" and then save it as a unix/linux file.

Go to /data/user.log.

Upload it here.

Try running the script you've created in Script Manager?

run this command in terminal to see if the module have been loaded or not.

Looking back at your previous post, just want to confirm you already remove the commented "#" from the front of the 2 insmod command right?

Edit: also make sure the path is correct, some kernels put modules in /lib/modules

Yup there is no more init script to delete. Only got thunderbolt scripts in init.d. 

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Added on January 28, 2012, 11:35 am
Full wipe yes, new rom yes, new kernel normally no need.

Really? Haha,thanks! That'll put my fears to rest. In G version,what does it function as then? If it's on for the whole time?