Do you UV? Try not UVing/OCing and reflash?

Only a part of the scripts is integrated If you want the full experience, you still have to flash it

If you came from NEAK, you probably need to delete the s91voltctrl because NEAK by default only has 5 (or 6 with the 100MHz) frequencies while Siyah has 1.6GHz and 1.4GHz. This creates a discrepancy with the UV/MV tables. If you ever saved a configuration in Voltage Control, the UV tables will shift by 2 and the UVing (even if its stock in NEAK) will make the voltage of 1.2GHz in NEAK to be 1.6GHz in Siyah and so on.

i.e.

1.6GHz 1.4GHz 1.2GHZ 1GHZ 800MHz 500MHz 200MHz 100MHz - Siyah
1.2GHZ 1GHz 800MHz 500MHz 200MHz 100MHz - NEAK
amV bmV cmV dmV emV fmV (ignored)

Something like this.

Conclusion: Remove your s91voltctrl script (by flashing the Voltage Control emergency wipe zip file that it nags you the first time you install it).

Then you must be using Voltage Control service. Try to disable it before it applies. You hung when the OS is fully booted right?

Umm, where did you read that? It's in Siyah and it's working fine?

Ah, removing boot settings will solve it As the frequency table is different from Siyah and NEAK. Hence changing from these two kernels to each other requires a wipe in the UVing setting. (even if you don't UV, as when you save the boot setting in Voltage Control, it snapshots the UV table as well).

This post has been edited by pikachu01: Feb 6 2012, 01:51 PM

It's referring to the TCP Syncookies change?

It's only referring to the TCP Syncookies change :/

Do you UV/OC?

Use my guide to UV

Check Android Optimization Tips then CTRL-F for "undervolt".

Mine is:

1200MHz - 1175mV
1000MHz - 1075mV
800MHz - 975mV
500MHz - 875mV
200MHz - 850mV (can be lower)
100MHz - 850mV (can be lower)

I added 25mV from 500MHz above to be a bit more stable.

It actually saves a bit of battery >.<

Voltage Control

Sorry for the late reply

Try removing boot settings from Voltage Control. You might be using the service and hitting it when booting.

This is due to NEAK having 6 frequencies while Siyah having 9 frequencies (The frequency table is not aligned properly for the UVmV table.).

So you have to remove it before flashing.

Even if you changed the governor/scheduler and you save as boot setting (the current voltage snapshot for NEAK/Siyah) will be snapshot as well, causing the voltages to mismatch if you change kernel.

NEAK's is undervolted by default in some of its frequencies :/

Just download the SDK zip and extract somewhere.

Then use cmd to do:

adb shell

First, check if your ecn is turned on.

You can use Root Explorer/File Expert/Root Browser etc.

Navigate to the directory and open the file as a text file.

Then, create a script like this:



In notepad++ (save as unix file).

Put it in /etc/init.d with rwx-rwx-rwx.

No need to use ADB.

ECN is a protocol to control traffic congestion. Some older routers are not compatible with it.

Long press the file then press permissions. Tick all.

Don't need to buy >.<

You need to enable the ROOT function in File Expert's setting

You need to mount the system as rw first

Wait a bit. I'll just create the script for you and let you flash it >.<

For Shizuru or anyone that wants to disable ECN.


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Eh, no need donation

Very simple thing that I've done, not really worth a donation for.