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我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體

在一個偶然的機緣下,我和TwainMobile Mypad P1結了人間緣,
只因它有很高的C/P值,3G加WIFI,又可講電話(含一般3G及Skype網路電話),
上網收發電子信,玩生氣鳥及讀電子小說,看股票,GPS衛星導航等。
一舉數得!我用威寶吃到飽每月才375元(還送3G網卡)!很划算!

另外本 android 2.3.4 已有內建超頻核心,設定方式如下:

回到桌面首頁--->設定--->CyanogenMod設定--->效能--->CPU設定--->
管治模式--->Ondemand---->最低CPU頻率---->245----->
最高CPU頻率---->864(我所測的穏定頻率)


刷機步驟如下:

1. 先將mypadp1升級至官方版的android 2.2

2. 下載OneClickRecovery、ROM和google apps,下載後放到SD卡中!

3. 在設定-應用程式中開啟不明的來源打勾及開發中打勾USB偵錯功能!

4. 用檔案瀏覽器執行OneclickRecovery.apk檔。安裝完成後執行,按下"Push here to
Install Clockwork recovery"之後會自動重新開機。

5. 重開機會進入recovery模式,使用音量鍵控制游標,電源鍵為確定按鈕!

6. 在recovery模式選擇WIPE DATA後再選YES即可進行格式化,重要! 一定要做這一步!

7. 接著選install zip from sdcard,接著再選choose zip from sdcard,找到你要安裝的
ROM後安裝!

8. 重覆步驟6的方法安裝google apps。

9. 等到安裝完畢之後,選reboot system now就OK!

沒意外重開機之後便看到安卓滑板小機器人,表示升級成功了,速度比之前官方的作業系統快很多!



應用軟體

GPS衛星導航安裝參考 1

GPS衛星導航安裝參考 2

我的最愛移轉至M7,8Android格式參考 3

LauncherPro 設定


升級軟體下載點

1.台哥大安卓2.2版 2.oneclickrecovery 3.安卓2.3.4-ROM 4.GOOGLE APPS
5.超頻軟體中文版 6.setcpu2.24版 7.ZTE_Android USB_Driver_For_Microsoft_PC

感謝樓下天使建言,就因為有這麼多的同好獻出他們的壓箱寶,才有今日大伙之成就。

實用相關知識
smileychen網友提到

若不幸失敗變磚頭時的搶救方式如下:

一般當機無法開機..狀況都是開機之後停留在中興畫面處理方式
1.取下面電池,將你平板的sd卡取下
2.重新把電池裝上,按下電源與"-"
3.重新插上usb線,執行v2.2安裝程式
4.如果抓不到port,請依照下列指示處理
a.先將v2.2程式關閉
b.下載ZTE_Android USB_Driver_For_Microsoft_PC 並安裝
c.安裝後,再重新執行v2.2安裝程式,即可抓到port
後續動作與一般升級相同
5.升級後第一次啟動請按下電源與"+"

a780411網友提到:

如果有一些程式有沒辦法全螢幕 只能縮在中間的情況的話,找到程式裡有一個叫備用部件裡面有個campatibility mode(好像叫相容模式??)就是最下面那個把打勾取消掉 重開機應該就不會有問題了。
(需重新啟動)

以下整理setcpu設置簡單說明:

1.第一次使用 SetCPU 時,選擇 Autodetect Speeds 就可以了,SetCPU 會自動偵測現在的時脈
進到 SetCPU 後,先把 Set on Boot 勾起來

2.在上方有四個標籤頁,分別是"Mann" / "Profiles" / "Advancec" / "Info" / "About",主要放在 Profiles 這裡,這是一個 SetCPU 的專案管理,在不同情況下,CPU 出力要多少,從 2XX MHz 到 8xx MHz 都可以設定,值得提一下的是,在充電 (Charging ) 時,還有分 USB 和 AC (插電),會這樣分是,用 USB 在充電時,因為電流不同,USB 充電時,電流比較小 ( 最大只到500mA ),AC (插電) 時,電流較大 ( 最多能到 1000mA ),電流大時充電速度會比較快

3. Charging /Full 中,設定一下最高時脈多少,最低時脈多少,記得把 Scaling 選到 userspace 那裡,記定好後按一下"SAVE"

4. Screen Off 的,Screen Off 指的是螢幕關閉時 (待機時)Screen Off 時的設定,設定到最低時脈,省電一些 ,設定好後要按下"SAVE"

5.Temp > ( 電池溫度 ), 很顯然的,就是設定當電池溫度大於多少後,時脈要怎麼跑,不過由於電池溫度過高,也是一種不好的情況,所以在 "Audible Warning" 我是選擇打勾的,當電池溫度超過了設定的溫度後,會發出警示音,重要的 "Temp >" 這裡的數字,設定在 50℃ ,設定好後一樣按一下 "SAVE"

6.Battery <" 的意思是,當電池低於設定值後,時脈就改成這樣跑,我設定是當電量小於 20% 時,時脈就跑 245MHz~368MHz 了,這時只求手機能撐到回家,就別再想做其他事了

7.都設定好囉,最後,把 "Enable"(啟用) 和 "Notifications"(通知) 都打勾, "Notifications" 打勾後,只要 SetCPU 一執行,就能在小 Z 畫面最上方的通知列看到小圖,拉下通知列後,可以看到目前是跑哪一個 Profile

8.最後再回到 "Main" 的分頁,把 Scaling 下垃選到 userspace ,然後在 Set on Boot 前打個勾,這樣 SetCPU 就算設定大公告成啦!
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
我的TwainMobile Mypad P1 升級android 2.3.4 + 超頻及應用軟體
2011-11-21 15:12 發佈
其實版上有一層樓都是在討論這台P1了,如果你能先看一下那篇
應該能節省你很多爬刷機文的時間

這台P1我真的也覺得C/P值很高,我現在用的ROM還多刷了超頻核心
用起來都很順暢,跑分還能上一千四,現在比較新的ROM好像是2.3.6
你也可以多刷幾版ROM看看摟



這是我的P1超頻上748的跑分分數
以下是setcpu英文說明

SetCPU for Root Users
SetCPU for Root Users allows you to manage the CPU frequency settings of your Android device. It works with most commercial Android devices that have root access enabled for applications. Combined with custom profiles, SetCPU can help you manage your CPU settings to optimize performance and battery life. On many phones, oftentimes with the help of custom kernels, SetCPU can also manage overclocking on your device. SetCPU is currently available on the Android Market and the Amazon Appstore.
SetCPU works on most rooted devices running Android 1.6 and above. If you have an HTC device, you may need to disable perflock (see 10) depending on your kernel.
Contents
1. Benefits
2. Main Tab and Basic Usage
3. Profiles
4. Advanced
5. System Info
6. About
7. CPU Scaling Governors
8. Custom Frequency Config
9. Task Managers
10. Disabling Perflock
11. Changelog
1. Benefits
The CPU drains more power if it is running at a higher frequency. If the processor is running faster, the phone will be quicker, but the battery may drain more quickly. If the processor is running more slowly, the phone will be less responsive and take longer to complete tasks, but battery life will be increased. With SetCPU, you can control the CPU manually, or set up profiles to automatically manage the CPU speed based on certain conditions.
2. Main Tab and Basic Usage
To get started with SetCPU, start the app, read the introduction, and pick “autodetect frequencies.”
If your kernel doesn't support autodetect, you won't see it choose the device that best matches your phone from the list. For example, if you have an Atrix 4G, choose the Tegra 2 option. After you've passed the introduction screen, SetCPU may pause briefly to get root permission. If this happens, you will get a request from Superuser Permissions. Depending on your version of Superuser Permissions, either check the box for “remember” and press “allow” or press the “always allow” button. If you don't give SetCPU root access before the Superuser window closes, re-launch SetCPU and the prompt will appear again. If you accidentally deny SetCPU root permissions, open the Superuser app and change SetCPU's entry from "deny" to "allow."
The sliders here allow you to manually control the CPU scaling bounds. The CPU frequency will always be between these two values. By default, on most devices, the CPU will scale between the max and min frequencies based on need. The sliders also control the “main” profile as explained later.
The “scaling” drop-down list is a feature that allows you to control the behavior of the CPU scaling mechanism. See explanations for some of the available scaling governors in the CPU Scaling Governors section.
The Set on Boot checkbox determines whether SetCPU will apply these settings when the phone boots. Do not leave this checkbox checked when testing out potentially unstable overclocking. Be sure that your current settings are stable before checking this checkbox. In the rare event that your phone cannot boot because you left this checkbox checked at unstable frequencies, create a file called "setcpu_safemode" (with no extension) and put it in /data/local or /sdcard. If SetCPU detects this file, it will ignore all start up settings.
SetCPU also includes a widget for your home screen. Add SetCPU's widget like you would any other widget: long press on your home screen, select Widgets, and select the SetCPU widget. A screen will pop up that allows you to configure the widget's appearance. If you would like it to show current CPU speed, set the Active Refresh Interval to something other than "Passive," though a passive refresh interval is recommended to minimize battery drain and performance impact.
HTC device users: If the green “current” display doesn't change as you change the sliders and you have an HTC device, you may be using an HTC kernel with a driver called “perflock” that prevents SetCPU from changing frequencies. To enable SetCPU's features, press the “Menu” button in SetCPU's main tab and select “disable perflock.” Read through the notice and then press the button in the dialog. If successful, you should be able to change the frequency with SetCPU. If this process fails, please e-mail the developer with your kernel version and device so support can be added. For more details, see the perflock section below.
3. Profiles
Profiles allow you to configure SetCPU to set your CPU speed under certain conditions. This is useful to manage battery savings. To get started with profiles, check the “Enable” button in the Profiles tab and press “Add Profile” to add your first profile.
Your profile settings will be triggered if the condition you set in the profile is met. For example, if you choose “Screen Off,” the profile settings will be set when the screen is off. If no profiles are met, SetCPU reverts to the default profile specified in the Main tab. Several conditions are available:
[list=disc]
Charging – Set when the phone is charging from any source and when the battery is full while charging.
Charging AC – Set only when the phone is charging from a wall plug (AC adapter) and when the battery is full while charging from a wall plug.
Charging USB – Set only when the phone is charging from a computer (USB port) and when the battery is full while charging from the USB port.
Screen Off – Set when the phone's screen is turned off.
Battery < – Set when the battery falls below a certain point. You will also be able to specify a battery level for this profile. Lower battery level profiles should generally have higher priorities.
Temp > – Set when the battery or system temperature rises above a certain point. SetCPU will notify you with a ringtone notification if you check the “Audible Warning” checkbox here. You will also be able to specify a temperature for this profile.
CPU Temp > – Limited to phones whose hardware and kernels that support it, such as the Motorola Atrix 4G and some Motorola Droid kernels. Set when the CPU temperature rises above a certain point. SetCPU will notify you with a ringtone notification if you check the “Audible Warning” checkbox here. You will also be able to specify a temperature for this profile.
Time – The Time profile allows you to set certain CPU settings for a time of day. For example, this profile will only be active for the hour between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM if the time span is set to 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (12:00 - 13:00 if your phone is set to use 24-hour time).
The priority of each profile specifies the order in which it will be evaluated. If the conditions of two profiles are both true at the same time, the one with the higher priority will be set. For example, if you have both a Screen Off and a Charging profile, and the screen is off and the phone is charging at the same time, the profile with the higher priority will be set.

You can add as many profiles as you want and selectively enable and disable profiles on the fly by using the checkbox next to them. To edit profiles, click on the entry on the list, make the necessary changes, and press “save.” To remove profiles, click on it to edit, and press “delete.”
Some things to keep in mind: If you have multiple battery level profiles, assign the profiles with lower percentages higher priorities. For example, if your battery is at 10% with a Battery < 50% profile and a Battery < 25% profile, your battery will be both under 50% and under 25%. In this case, you should tell SetCPU to use the Battery < 25% profile by setting it to a higher priority. Using the same reasoning, if you have multiple temperature profiles, assign the profiles with higher temperatures higher priories. Generally, battery level profiles should have lower priorities than other profiles, and temperature profiles should have higher priorities than other profiles.
Check the “Notifications” box to enable a persistent notification in the top bar showing exactly which profile is currently active.
4. Advanced Tab
The Advanced menu allows you to tweak the finer aspects of certain CPU governors. It is only activated when you choose the ondemand, conservative, or interactive governors.
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Sampling Rate – An interval (in microseconds) at which the governor will poll for updates. When this happens, the governor will decide whether to scale the CPU up or down.
Up Threshold – Defines a percentage from 1% to 100%. When the CPU load reaches this point, the governor will scale the CPU up.
Down Threshold (conservative only) – Defines a percentage from 1% to 100%. When the CPU load reaches this point, the governor will scale the CPU down.
Ignore Nice Load – If this value is “1,” the system will ignore “Nice” processes when deciding to scale up or down.
Powersave Bias (ondemand only) – Setting this value higher will “bias” the governor toward lower frequencies.
Choose the “Set on Boot” checkbox to apply advanced settings when the phone boots. This option is completely independent of the Set on Boot option in the Main tab.
5. System Info
The System Info tab allows you to view information about your kernel, CPU, battery, phone, and memory status. It also includes a few tools for benchmarking the speed of the phone.
You can find the benchmark options in the menu at the bottom. The lower the benchmark score, the faster the phone is running. Keep in mind that the score from the short and long benchmarks can only be used to accurately compare different frequencies across the same ROM and kernel. The score may fluctuate between runs due to interference by background processes. For the best results, use “performance” scaling.
There is also a “stress test” function. Stress testing allows you to test the stability of undervolted kernels or higher overclocks. The stress test will keep your CPU usage at 100%. The phone may be somewhat unresponsive during this time. The stress test will continue forever, so you have to manually end it after some time. To do this, simply press the back button on the phone.
To copy a summary of the System Info menu to the clipboard, press the Menu button on your device and press “Copy to Clipboard.”
6. About
The About menu prints information about SetCPU, including the current version. You can change the theme of the Main tab from using the drop down box. Restart SetCPU to apply it.
7. CPU Scaling Governors
CPU governors control exactly how the CPU scales between your “max” and “min” set frequencies. Most kernels have “ondemand” and “performance.” The availability
[list=disc]
ondemand – Available in most kernels, and the default governor in most kernels. When the CPU load reaches a certain point (see “up threshold” in Advanced Settings), ondemand will rapidly scale the CPU up to meet demand, then gradually scale the CPU down when it isn't needed.
interactive – Available in newer kernels, and becoming the default scaling option in some official Android kernels. The interactive governor is functionally similar to the ondemand governor with an even greater focus on responsiveness.
conservative – Available in some kernels. It is similar to the ondemand governor, but will scale the CPU up more gradually to better fit demand. Conservative provides a less responsive experience than ondemand, but can save battery.
performance – Available in most kernels. It will keep the CPU running at the “max” set value at all times. This is a bit more efficient than simply setting “max” and “min” to the same value and using ondemand because the system will not waste resources scanning for CPU load.
powersave – Available in some kernels. It will keep the CPU running at the “min” set value at all times.
userspace – A method for controlling the CPU speed that isn't currently used by SetCPU. For best results, do not use the userspace governor.
smartass – Included in some custom kernels. The smartass governor effectively gives the phone an automatic Screen Off profile, keeping speeds at a minimum when the phone is idle.
8. Custom Frequency Config
In rare situations and in older kernels, and when SetCPU cannot get root access, SetCPU may not be able to autodetect the full range of speeds supported by the kernel. If this is the case, you can configure SetCPU to use custom frequencies. To get started, you'll need the list of frequencies your kernel can support in kHz (not MHz!).
Create a plain text file called “setcpu.txt” and place it on the root directory of your SD card or on your SD card's ext partition (/sdcard/ or /system/sd/). The text files should sort the frequencies on one line by comma, from lowest to highest. For example, the following is a valid config file:
125000,250000,500000,550000,600000
To store the custom frequency list on your phone, save it as “setcpu” with no extension and put it in /data/. SetCPU reads from the SD card first and uses that text file if present, then tries to read from /data/.
To configure SetCPU to read your custom frequencies, go back to the device selection screen (in the Main tab, press Menu > Device Selection), choose “show other frequencies” if necessary, and choose the custom config option at the very bottom.

9. Task Managers
SetCPU does not normally run a background service unless profiles are enabled. Due to how multitasking works on Android, the Android system will automatically free up SetCPU if memory is needed and SetCPU isn't being used. You may see SetCPU in a task manager until this happens.
If either profiles or the widget are enabled, SetCPU does run background processes that keep them running. It's important that you add SetCPU to your task manager's “ignore” list, or otherwise avoid disabling the SetCPU process if you have either profiles or the widget enabled. You should not need to use task managers to disable SetCPU at any time.
To disable all SetCPU background processes, remove the widget from the home screen and uncheck the “enable” box in the profiles menu. Anything else should be taken care of the Android system when memory is needed, just like any other application. Note that SetCPU briefly runs (and then immediately disables) a service upon startup to perform its “start on boot” duties. This is normal and should not take up memory during normal usage.
10. Disabling Perflock
On most stock HTC kernels and some custom kernels, HTC has enabled a driver called “perflock” that constantly resets SetCPU's Max and Min settings. This does not apply to mostly “Google experience” HTC devices such as the T-Mobile G1, the myTouch 3G, any Google development device, or the Nexus One. It does, however, apply to “HTC Sense” devices such as the HTC Hero, Droid Eris, Desire, Incredible, EVO 4G, myTouch Slide, T-Mobile G2, Desire Z, Desire HD, Thunderbolt, Inspire 4G, etc. Non-HTC devices never have perflock enabled.
SetCPU can disable perflock on most HTC kernels, giving you control of the Max and Min settings of the CPU. To do this, press the Menu button on your device in the Main tab and choose “Disable Perflock.” Read through the notice and then press the button in the dialog. If successful, you should be able to change the frequency with SetCPU. If this process fails, please e-mail the developer with your kernel version and device so support can be added.
Keep in mind that disabling perflock does not enable overclocking, though some overclocked kernels may require perflock to be disabled. Overclocking, in most cases, requires a custom kernel.
11. Changelog (1.4.0 - 2.1.4)
1.4.0: Revamped the main interface quite a bit, and fixed a few minor bugs.

1.4.0a: fixed a bug where 122MHz was being called 128MHz.

1.4.1: * Using Eclair API. Will work on QVGA devices (Tattoo) and WVGA devices (Sholes)
* Major performance enhancements - setting frequencies should be much faster in every situation (in the main application, profiles, upon startup, etc.).
* Added a small home screen widget that shows the current maximum and minimum frequencies. Clicking this widget launches SetCPU.
* Frequency lists for Snapdragon devices, Samsung Galaxy, Motorola Cliq, and HTC Tattoo have been included, though support for these devices is experimental. The device can be selected on the introduction screen.
* Custom frequency lists are now supported. To enable custom frequencies, place a file called setcpu.txt on /sdcard/ or /system/sd/, sorting frequencies in kHz, separated by comma, from lowest to highest, then select the corresponding option on the introduction screen.
* There is no longer a "set" button - changing the seekbar positions will immediately set the frequency. As a result, all seekbars in the application will now snap back if the user attempts to place the maximum frequency below minimum.
* Instead of refusing to work at all, SetCPU will now operate in a read-only mode if root access is not detected.

1.4.2: Instead of choosing between performance (always max) and ondemand CPU governors, there is now a drop down list with all the available governors on the device. Thanks morfic! Added CPU scaling configurations for the OMAP3 processor of the Motorola Sholes/Droid/Milestone. This is strictly in beta. Custom frequency list now reads from /system/setcpu in addition to setcpu.txt on SD FAT or EXT.

1.4.3: Includes compatibility fixes for HDPI devices and UI enhancements. Frequency lists for the Samsung Moment (untested), the T-Mobile Pulse, and the Acer Liquid have been included. The application will no longer sometimes re-set CPU frequencies upon launch.

1.4.3a: Added more frequencies for the Nexus One.

1.4.3b: Fixed a widget issue on the Nexus One. Sorry for the rather rapid succession of updates the past few days!

1.4.3c: Adds support for 600MHz kernel patches on the Motorola Droid. On the Droid configuration. SetCPU will attempt to detect the existence of 600MHz and adjust the frequency list accordingly.

1.4.4: Adds an "autodetect" option that works on newer kernels (at the bottom of the device selection screen). This should enable the supercharged speeds in some of tasmanian_droid's newer kernels. Fixes a force close crash when selecting some frequency lists that were not compatible with the device (thanks Julian).

1.4.5: - Streamlined/refactored profiles code.
- Added "battery temperature" profile. SetCPU is now able to set a certain speed when the battery goes above a user-defined threshold. This would optimally be set to throttle the CPU lower at a high temperature. To ensure compatibility with your device, see if a valid temperature is displayed in the "System Info" menu. This profile does not take effect immediately and does not replace being cautious - it is not based on CPU core temperature, and must wait for a battery state change before reacting.
- Added an "About" button to the main screen with simple themes. Default color scheme is now "Dark"
- Adjusted the widget to display four digit speeds properly (thanks Berzerker).
- Various bugfixes and UI tweaks.

1.4.6: Fixed issues with the battery profile. Included a much better icon thanks to Josh Deere (dphase).

1.5.0: * CPU governors can now be defined in profiles.
* Included a notifications service for profiles - turn this on using the relevant checkbox in the profiles menu.
* Profiles now log which speed and governor is being set.
* Added "advanced" tweaking capability for conservative governor.
* The system info menu and profiles menu now show temperature in both Celsius and Fahrenheit, and the widget also now displays battery temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
* Added a "long benchmark" option to the system info menu, which should be more consistent than the "short benchmark."
* Also added a simple stress test to the system info panel to test the stability of overclocks.
* Autodetect is now the default for devices that support it, and will be the first option in the menu if available.
* Improved I/O performance.
* Various bugfixes, especially in profiles.

1.5.0a: * Charging profile now no longer takes effect when the phone is at 100% battery and unplugged.

1.5.1: * Two more battery profiles added. Lower battery readings will always take priority (eg. under 80% will always take priority over under 100%).
* Governor will now refresh alongside the other readings. Added governor reading under current frequency reading.
* Added an auto-refresh checkbox to the main screen. If checked, SetCPU will periodically refresh the current frequency reading without the need for pressing the refresh button. This checkbox applies to the system info panel as well.
* Tweaked the widget, and attempted to fix the elusive bug where the widget did not update correctly sometimes.

1.5.1a: * Fixed widget being cut off in landscape mode.
* Fixed Fahrenheit temperature reading in profiles.

1.5.2: * Added optional failsafe notification warning system that plays a ringtone and flashes the LED red when the failsafe profile is active (thanks WootRoot!).
* Added "copy to clipboard" function for the System Info menu (press Menu).
* Added an optional "active" widget, which will refresh CPU speeds at an interval like the main interface.
* Added support for the OMAP3 temperature sensor for the Droid. If present, use of the OMAP3 temperature sensor can be enabled in the failsafe profile.
* If available, the OMAP3 temperature can also be read in the system info menu.
* CPU temperature settings will only appear if the sensor is present and support for the temperature sensor is enabled in the kernel! Right now, this is only for the Droid.
* The about menu now defaults to a "default" theme where SetCPU will not mess with any backgrounds defined in the XML layout.
* Fixed stress test failing when JIT is enabled.

1.5.2a: * Temperature sensor used in the widget for the Droid is now controlled by the failsafe setting. I will implement a proper appwidget configuration activity in a later update.
* Fixed an issue with the audible warning notification not being properly dismissed.
* Profiles optimizations.

1.5.3: * Memory/performance footprint decreased.
* Battery drain should be fixed on the Droid.

1.5.3a: * Active widget CPU usage optimized.
* Further profiles optimization for the Droid.
* Uncommon I/O force close fixed.

1.5.4: * Switched to the Android 2.2 SDK.
* Enabled external storage support (install location is automatic).
* Eliminated the distinction between the active and passive widgets, and replaced it with an appwidget configuration activity for the widget, allowing the user to choose the color of the max/min text, temperature display, temperature sensor (Droid), and refresh interval.
* Optimized the active widget refreshing.
* SetCPU will now hide non-autodetect frequencies by default on devices where autodetect is available, but hard coded frequencies and the custom option can be re-enabled with a button.
* Custom frequency list can now read from this exact file: /data/local/setcpu (in addition to the previous setcpu.txt on SD fat or ext).
* Includes various bug fixes and minor UI changes.

1.6.0: * Ported parts of the app to the NDK to improve performance.
* Fixed a bug where the widget was resetting colors upon reboot or launcher orientation change.
* Autodetect now works for all devices. It is recommended by default.

2.0.0: * User interface has been completely redesigned, and now uses tabs for switching between menus instead of buttons. Landscape mode in the main tab no longer requires scrolling down. The Advanced menu and Profiles menu have also been redesigned for a better landscape experience.
* The "auto-refresh" option and refresh button in the main interface and system info menu have been retired - SetCPU always auto-refreshes automatically.
* The profiles menu and service have been recoded from scratch, and now allows the creation of unlimited profiles with custom priorities. The "priority" meter for each profile determines the order in which it is evaluated - if two profiles apply to a given situation, the profile with the higher priority will be set. If you had profiles set before 2.0.0, you will need to set them again.
* Profiles have been further optimized for performance footprint as a result of the re-structure.
* Added "Charging AC/Full" and "Charging USB/Full" profile conditions to distinguish between fast charging and slow charging modes on some devices (thanks Julian).
* Added a beta "perflock disabler" feature that will enable frequency changing on stock HTC 2.6.29 kernels. Access the perflock disabler this by pressing Menu in the main interface. If this gives you an error, does not work, or crashes your phone, your kernel is not compatible - pull your battery to reset if necessary. E-mail me with your ROM, phone model and kernel information in "System Info" (thanks to Richard for a lot of help with the low-level stuff, and no thanks to HTC for implementing perflock in such a way . To access the perflock disabler, press Menu in SetCPU's main interface.
* Code cleanup and more.
* A big thanks to everyone who tested, especially those who gave feedback on this one, all the people who purchased SetCPU from the Android Market, as well as all my users.

2.0.0a: * Fixed a permissions error that was causing SetCPU to autodetect incorrectly and force close on some ROMs.

2.0.0b: * More fixes, sorry guys.
* Fixed an issue with profiles and custom frequency lists.
* Clarified the profiles priorities introduction.
* Fixed a bug with the Advanced menu erroneously reporting values if the governor was changed after onResume was called, and fixed a crash that sometimes occurred as a result.
* Fixed a bug where the passive widget acted like the active widget after frequencies were manually set.

2.0.0c: * Fixed issues with the Advanced menu and Advanced settings not being applied on boot.
* Fixed an issue in where temperature warnings were not being dismissed properly.
* SetCPU 2.0.0 no longer force closes on Android 1.5 devices, but the UI in some menus is flawed. I recommend that you update to a more recent version of Android if possible.
2.0.1: * Added a few widget backgrounds. Configure this when adding the widget.
* Added the ability to "swipe" to the next tab.
* Fixed various bugs.
* New documentation is up.

2.0.2: ** End of life for Android 1.5 support.
- Perflock disabler support for HTC-kernel 2.6.32.15.
- New native benchmark button in the system info menu. The results of this benchmark is unaffected by VM optimizations like JIT, so it's ideal for speed comparisons across different devices.
- Added support for tweaking the "min sample time" of the interactive governor, if available.
- Fixed a bug where the scaling governor would not change when the profile switched and SetCPU's main tab was visible.
- Fixed an ANR bug in the "set on boot" function which sometimes caused the Advanced settings to not apply.
- Fixed an issue where SetCPU sometimes did not start on boot when used with Superuser Permissions 2.2.x.
- Fixed a force close issue that occurred when SetCPU could not autodetect frequencies due to permissions errors in the ROM.

2.0.3 - Added a "safe mode" function that prevents SetCPU from running any tasks during boot if a file called "setcpu_safemode" exists in /sdcard or /data/local. This is useful if unstable settings were saved with "set on boot" checked.
- Reverted changes originally made to compensate for the old Superuser Permissions startup bug. SetCPU should perform startup tasks expediently again.
- Perflock disabler has been tested to be stable on supported kernels. The perflock disabler menu now has a "set on boot" function. Always disable this when switching to a new kernel or ROM. If you forget to do this and you get crashes, you can use the safe mode function above to disable it.
- Fixed crash issues with read-only (no root) mode, and disabled perflock disabler in read-only mode.
- Fixed a crash related to the widget service.

2.0.4 - Added the ability to back up and restore profiles to and from the SD card by pressing the Menu button in the Profiles tab. A "send" option is also available to send the profiles file as an attachment. Save the .setcpudb file to the SD card to restore it.
- Added perflock disabler support for HTC kernels 2.6.32.17 and 2.6.32.21 (T-Mobile G2, myTouch HD, Desire Z, Desire HD). "Set on boot" will not yet work on these devices because they only have temporary root.
- Fixed another crash in the widget.

2.1.0 - Significant UI and user experience revamp, including a new background for the widget, and new notification icons
- Added a quick priority swap button to the profile lists
- Significantly improved the reliability of autodetect on certain kernels
- Numerous bug fixes and crash fixes

2.1.1 - Fixed an issue with profiles backup in CM7.
- Added support for the Motorola Xoom, Atrix 4G, and other Tegra 2 devices.
- Fixed various bugs.
- Tablet optimized UI and more profiles coming soon!

2.1.1a - Fixed the 0 MHz display issue on some devices.

2.1.2 - Minor update. Adds a time of day based profile which will trigger based on a set time range. Fixes a bug with profiles and certain dual core kernels. Switched to the Android 3.0 SDK. Note that on some Tegra 2 kernels, scaling is completely controlled by the driver.

2.1.2.1 - Fixed a crash that occurred when updating from certain versions of the profiles database.

2.1.3 - Added perflock disabler support for HTC kernel 2.6.35.10 (in beta). Enhanced the Time in State readings in the System Info menu to include percentages. Removed WiFi permission until this feature is added to profiles. Fixed another database crash, and other bugfixes.

2.1.4 - Revamped Info tab UI. In portrait, clicking on an item in the Info tab will launch information on that category, and pressing back will return to the menu. In landscape, the content and the menu are split into two columns. Benchmarks are at the bottom. Added a chart for Time In State readings. Widget reliability fixes and optimizations. The main screen now indicates which kind of profile is currently active with an icon. Miscellaneous bugfixes and optimized performance.

2.2.0 - Added an "In Call" profile. Improved the Set on Boot safemode function by including a flashable zip that toggles SetCPU's safemode. Press menu on the main tab for more details. Added autodetect support for all Tegra 2 fakeShmoo kernels (ie. G2x). Added a "Voltage" tab for undervolting the CPU on fakeShmoo kernels, some custom Galaxy S kernels, and some Nexus S kernels. This is a full-fledged interface for undervolting these devices, and includes backing up and restoring and a Set on Boot checkbox. Improved the way SetCPU initially requests root. Various miscellaneous bugfixes.
SetCPU and content is (c) 2009-2011 Michael Huang/coolbho3000.
以下為中文翻譯

SetCPU為root用戶
SetCPU root用戶允許你管理你的Android設備的CPU頻率設置。它的工作原理與大多數商業Android設備,具有根訪問的應用程序啟用。結合自定義配置文件,SetCPU可以幫助你管理你的CPU設置,以優化性能和電池壽命。在許多手機上,常常與自定義內核的幫助下,SetCPU還可以管理您的設備上的超頻。 SetCPU目前在亞馬遜APPSTORE的Android Market上有銷售。
SetCPU最基本的設備上運行Android 1.6及以上的工程。如果你有一個HTC的設備,您可能需要禁用perflock(見10),這取決於你的內核。
目錄
1。優點
2。主選項卡和基本用法
3。查看詳細資料
4。高級
5。系統信息
6。關於
7。 CPU縮放
8。自定義頻率配置
9。任務管理
10。禁用Perflock
11。變更
1。優點
如果它是在更高的頻率運行的CPU消耗更多的電力。如果處理器運行速度更快,手機將更快,但更迅速的電池可能會耗盡。如果處理器運行速度比較慢,手機將不太敏感,需要較長時間才能完成的任務,但電池的壽命會增加。 SetCPU,你可以手動控制CPU,或建立自己的檔案,自動管理基於一定條件下的CPU速度。
2。主選項卡和基本用法
開始與SetCPU,啟動應用程序,讀的引進,並選擇“自動檢測頻率。”
如果你的內核不支持自動檢測,你不會看到它最匹配您的手機從列表選擇設備。例如,如果你有一個Atrix 4G,選擇的Tegra 2選項。當你通過“簡介”屏幕上,SetCPU可能會暫停簡單地獲得根權限。如果發生這種情況,你會得到一個超級用戶權限的要求。根據你的超級用戶權限的版本,無論是檢查“記住”框,然後按“允許”或按“總是允許”按鈕。如果你不給SetCPU根訪問超級用戶窗口關閉前,重新啟動SetCPU和提示會再次出現。如果你不小心否認SetCPU root權限,打開從“拒絕”超級用戶應用程序和改變SetCPU的條目“允許。”
這裡的滑桿允許你手動控制CPU縮放範圍。 CPU的頻率將永遠是這兩個值之間。默認情況下,在大多數設備上中,CPU將規模最大,並根據需要分頻率之間。滑塊控制“主”的個人資料,稍後解釋。
“縮放”下拉列表是一項功能,允許您控制CPU的調整機制的行為。一些可縮放省長在CPU縮放行長節的解釋。
引導複選框的設置,決定是否SetCPU將手機啟動時應用這些設置。不要離開此複選框選中了潛在的不穩定的超頻測試時。請務必選中此複選框之前,您的當前設置穩定。在罕見的事件,您的手機不能啟動,因為你留下不穩定的頻率檢查此複選框,創建一個稱為“setcpu_safemode”(無擴展名的)的文件,並把它在/ local或/ SD卡/數據。如果SetCPU檢測到這個文件,它將忽略所有啟動設置。
SetCPU還包括一個部件為您的主屏幕。添加SetCPU喜歡你的任何其他部件的widget:長按主屏幕上,選擇構件,並且選擇SetCPU小部件。會彈出一個屏幕,允許您配置部件的外觀。如果你想顯示當前的CPU速度,主動刷新間隔設置的東西比其他的“被動”,雖然是被動的刷新間隔是建議,以盡量減少電池的消耗和性能的影響。
宏達設備的用戶:如果綠色的“當前”顯示不改變,你改變滑塊,你有一個HTC的設備,你可能會使用HTC與所謂的“perflock”,防止不斷變化的頻率SetCPU驅動程序的內核。為了使SetCPU的功能,在SetCPU主選項卡,按“菜單”按鈕,選擇“禁用perflock。”讀通過的通知,然後在對話框中按下按鈕。如果成功的話,你應該能夠改變的頻率與SetCPU。如果這個過程失敗,請E - mail與你的內核版本和設備的開發,因此可以添加支持。有關詳細信息,請參閱下面perflock節。
3。查看詳細資料
配置文件允許您配置SetCPU設置在一定條件下您的CPU速度。這是非常有用的管理節省電池。要開始使用配置文件,檢查“啟用”,在“配置”選項卡按鈕,然後按“添加配置文件”,添加您的第一個配置文件。
如果您在配置文件中中設置的條件是滿足您的個人資料設置,將觸發。例如,如果您選擇“屏幕關閉,”配置文件設置將被設置時屏幕是關閉的。如果沒有配置,SetCPU恢復在Main選項卡中指定的默認配置文件。幾個條件:
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充電 - 設置手機充電時從任何來源,當電池完全充電時。
充電交流 - 設置僅當手機正在充電從墻上插座(AC適配器),而從墻上插座充電時,電池充滿。
充電的USB - 設置僅當手機正在充電從一台計算機(USB端口),同時從USB端口充電時,電池充滿。
屏幕關閉 - 設置時關閉手機的屏幕。
電池< - 設置當電池低於某一點時。您也可以指定此配置文件的電池電量。降低電池的水平剖面,一般應具有較高的優先級。
溫度> - 設置當電池或系統的溫度上升超過一定點。 SetCPU將通知鈴聲通知你,如果你在這裡檢查“聲響警告”複選框。您也可以此配置文件中指定的溫度。
CPU溫度> - 手機,其硬件和支持它的內核,如摩托羅拉Atrix 4G和一些摩托羅拉Droid內核,有限公司。設置當CPU溫度超過一定點上升。 SetCPU將通知鈴聲通知你,如果你在這裡檢查“聲響警告”複選框。您也可以此配置文件中指定的溫度。
時間 - 時間曲線,可讓您設定一定的CPU設置為一天的時間。例如,此配置文件將只能小時下午12:00和下午1:00之間,如果時間跨度是如果您的手機設置為下午12:00 - 下午1:00(12:00 - 13:00設置為使用24小時的時間)。
每個配置文件的優先級指定將在其中進行評估的順序。如果兩個配置文件的條件都在同一時間的真實,具有較高優先級的人將被設置。例如,如果你有一個屏幕關閉和充電曲線,屏幕和手機充電的同時,具有較高優先級的配置文件將被設置。

您可以添加盡可能多的配置,只要你想,有選擇性地啟用和禁止使用他們旁邊的複選框上飛的配置文件。要編輯配置文件,單擊列表中的條目,進行必要的修改,然後按“保存”。若要刪除配置文件,點擊編輯,然後按“刪除。”
有些事情要記住:如果你有多個電池的水平剖面,分配比例較低優先級高的配置文件。例如,如果您的電池在電池<50%的個人資料和電池<25%的個人資料的10%,電池將低於50%和25%下。在這種情況下,你應該告訴SetCPU使用電池<25%的個人資料,將它設置到一個更高的優先級。使用同樣的道理,如果你有多個溫度廓線,分配與較高的溫度更高priories的配置文件。一般情況下,電池電量型材應具有較低的優先級比其他配置文件,和溫度廓線應該有較高的優先級比其他型材。
檢查“通知”框完全顯示哪個配置文件是目前活躍在頂部欄,使一個永久通知。
4。 “高級”選項卡
“高級”菜單,允許你調整某些CPU省長的細節方面。只有激活,當您選擇的OnDemand,保守,或交互式省長。
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采樣率 - 在總督將輪詢更新的間隔(微秒)。當發生這種情況時,總督將決定是否擴大或向下的CPU。
閾值 - 定義一個百分點,從1%到100%。當CPU負載達到這一點,總督規模的CPU。
向下閾值(保守) - 定義一個百分點,從1%到100%。當CPU負載達到這一點,總督將規模CPU。
忽略尼斯負荷 - 如果這個值是“1”,系統將忽略“好”的進程在決定大規模向上或向下。
省電偏置(按需) - 此值設置較高的“偏見”總督向低頻率。
選擇“啟動設置”複選框,運用先進的設置,在手機啟動時。此選項是完全獨立的引導選項在Main選項卡上的設置。
5。系統信息
“系統信息”選項卡允許您查看您的內核,CPU,電池,手機,內存狀態的信息。它還包括一些工具手機的速度為基準。
在底部,你可以找到菜單中的基準選項。基準測試得分較低,更快的手機運行。請記住,從短期和長期的基準得分,只能用於準確地比較不同頻率,在相同的ROM和內核。得分之間波動運行後台進程的干擾。為了達到最佳效果,請使用“性能”縮放。
也有一個“壓力測試”功能。壓力測試允許你測試undervolted內核或更高的超頻穩定性。壓力測試將保持在100%CPU使用率。在這段時間內,手機可能會有些反應遲鈍。壓力測試將永遠繼續下去,所以你必須手動結束一段時間後。要做到這一點,只需按下手機上的後退按鈕。
要複製到剪貼板中的“系統信息”菜單的匯總,按您的設備上的“菜單”按鈕,然後按下“複製到剪貼板。”
6。關於
關於“菜單,打印有關SetCPU信息,包括當前版本,。使用下拉框,你可以改變的主要“選項卡上的主題。重新啟動SetCPU以應用它。
7。 CPU縮放
究竟如何之間的“最大”和“最小”的設定頻率的CPU級的CPU州長控制。多數內核“按需”和“業績”。可用性
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OnDemand的 - 在大多數的內核,並在大多數內核的默認省長。當CPU負載達到一定點(見“閾值”,在高級設置),按需將迅速擴大的CPU來滿足需求,然後逐步向規模化的CPU時,並不需要它。
互動 - 在新的內核,並成為一些官方Android內核的默認縮放選項。交互式按需總督總督功能類似一個響應更大的重點。
保守 - 在某些內核。這是一個類似的按需總督,但將CPU規模的逐漸多了起來,更好地滿足需求。保守黨提供比按需響應的經驗,但可以節省電池。
性能 - 在大多數的內核。它會繼續運行在“最大”的設定值在任何時候都的CPU。這是多一點高效,簡單地設置“最大”和“分”為相同的值,並使用按需因為系統不會浪費資源,CPU負載掃描。
省電 - 在某些內核。它會繼續運行在“最小”的設定值在任何時候都的CPU。
用戶空間 - 一種用於控制CPU的速度,目前不使用SetCPU的方法。為了達到最佳效果,不要使用用戶空間的總督。
smartass - 包括一些定制的內核。 smartass總督有效使手機屏幕自動關閉配置文件,手機處於待機狀態時保持在最低水平的速度。
8。自定義頻率配置
在罕見的情況下,在老的內核,當SetCPU不能獲得root權限,SetCPU未必能夠自動檢測的內核所支持的速度的全方位。如果是這樣的話,你可以配置SetCPU使用自定義的頻率。要開始,你需要你的內核可以支持千赫(不兆赫)的頻率的列表。
創建一個純文本文件,名為“setcpu.txt”和你的SD卡的根目錄或您的SD卡的ext分區(/ SD卡/或/系統/ SD /)。文本文件的排序由逗號在同一行的頻率,從最低到最高。例如,下面是一個有效的配置文件:
125000,250000,500000,550000,600000
為了您的手機上存儲自定義頻率列表,保存為“setcpu”它沒有擴展名,並把它在/數據/。 SetCPU首先從SD卡讀取,並使用該文本文件,如果存在的話,然後嘗試讀取/數據/。
要配置SetCPU讀您的自定義的頻率,回去的設備選擇屏幕(在主選項卡,按菜單>設備選型),選擇“顯示其它頻率”如果有必要,並選擇“自定義配置”選項,在最底層。

9。任務管理
SetCPU不能正常運行的後台服務,除非配置文件啟用。由於多任務Android上的作品如何,Android系統會自動釋放SetCPU如果內存需要和SetCPU不被使用。您可能會看到在任務管理器SetCPU直到發生這種情況。
如果任何配置文件或widget的啟用,SetCPU運行的後台進程,防止他們逃跑。重要的是,你SetCPU添加到你的任務管理器的“忽略”名單,或以其他方式避免禁用SetCPU的過程中,如果您有或者配置文件或部件啟用。你不應該需要使用任務管理器,禁止在任何時間SetCPU。
要關閉所有SetCPU的後台進程,刪除從主屏幕,並取消選中“啟用”配置文件“菜單中的框的部件。應採取任何其他需要照顧的Android系統內存時,就像任何其他應用程序。注意,SetCPU簡要運行(然後立即禁用)啟動後的服務,以履行其職責“開機啟動”。這是正常的,不應採取在正常使用的內存。
10。禁用Perflock
在大多數股票宏達內核和一些自定義的內核,宏達電已使所謂的“perflock”,不斷重置SetCPU的最大和最小設置的驅動程序。這並不適用於大多是“谷歌的經驗”,如在T - Mobile G1的myTouch 3G,任何谷歌的發展設備,或在Nexus One HTC設備。但它確實,適用“的HTC Sense”的HTC Hero,Droid的厄里斯,慾望,令人難以置信,EVO 4G的myTouch幻燈片的T - Mobile G2,慾望Z,迅雷,激發慾望高清,4G,等非如設備- HTC設備從來沒有perflock啟用。
SetCPU可以禁用perflock最宏達內核,給你的CPU的最大和最小設置的控制權。要做到這一點,按您的設備上的“菜單”按鈕,在主選項卡,選擇“禁用Perflock。”讀通過的通知,然後在對話框中按下按鈕。如果成功的話,你應該能夠改變的頻率與SetCPU。如果這個過程失敗,請E - mail與你的內核版本和設備的開發,因此可以添加支持。
記住禁用perflock不使超頻,雖然一些超頻的內核可能需要perflock被禁用。超頻,在大多數情況下,需要一個定制的內核。
11。變更(1.4.0 - 2.1.4)
1.4.0:改進了主界面了不少,並修正了一些小錯誤。

1.4.0a:固定的,其中122MHz被稱為128MHz的錯誤。

1.4.1:*使用埃克萊爾API。工作的QVGA設備(紋身)和WVGA設備(肖爾斯)
*主要性能增強 - 設置頻率應在任何情況下更快(在主應用程序,啟動後,配置文件等)。
*添加了一個小的主屏幕上小部件顯示當前的最高和最低頻率。點擊這個widget啟動SetCPU。
已列入Snapdragon的設備,三星Galaxy,摩托羅拉CLIQ與HTC紋身的頻率列出,但對這些設備的支持是實驗性的的。該設備可以引進屏幕上選定的。
*現在支持自定義的頻率列出。為了使自定義的頻率,放置一個名為setcpu.txt / SD卡/或/系統/ SD /千赫的頻率排序,用逗號分隔,從最低到最高,然後選擇“簡介”屏幕上相應的選項。
*不再是一個“設置”按鈕 - 改變搜索欄位置,將立即設置頻率。因此,在應用程序中的所有seekbars現在頂嘴,如果用戶嘗試到地方的最高頻率低於最低。
*而不是拒絕在所有的工作,SetCPU將運行在只讀模式如果沒有檢測到根訪問權限。

1.4.2:性能(總是最高)和OnDemand的CPU省長之間進行選擇,而不是現在有一個下拉列表中的所有設備上的可用省長下降。感謝morfic!增加了對摩托羅拉肖爾斯/ DROID /里程碑的OMAP3處理器的CPU比例配置。這是嚴格的測試版。自定義頻率列表讀取/系統/ SD FAT或EXT setcpu.txt setcpu。

1.4.3:包括對HDPI設備和UI增強兼容性的修正。三星Moment(未經測試),T - Mobile的脈衝,和宏碁Liquid頻率列出已列入。該應用程序將不再有時重新啟動後CPU頻率。

1.4.3a:添加更多的頻率的Nexus之一。

1.4.3b:固定在Nexus One上的一個小部件的問題。更新較快繼承過去的幾天很抱歉!

1.4.3c:將支持摩托羅拉Droid 600MHz的內核補丁。 Droid的配置。 SetCPU將嘗試檢測為600MHz的存在,並相應地調整頻率列表。

1.4.4:添加一個“自動檢測”選項上較新的內核(在設備選擇屏幕底部)工作。這應該使一些tasmanian_droid的新內核的增壓速度。修正的力量接近崩潰時,選擇一些不兼容的設備(感謝朱利安)的頻率列出。

1.4.5: - 流線型/重構,配置文件的代碼。
- 增加了“電池溫度”的個人資料。 SetCPU現在能夠設定一定的速度,當用戶定義的閾值以上的電池。這將優化設置油門在一個較高的溫度較低的CPU。為了確保設備的兼容性,如果一個有效的溫度是在“系統信息”菜單顯示。此配置文件不立即生效,並不會取代謹慎 - 它不是基於CPU核心溫度,而且必須為電池狀態的變化反應之前等待。
- 增加了一個“關於”按鈕,主畫面與簡單的主題。現在默認的配色方案是“黑暗”
- 調整後的widget顯示四位數的速度正常(感謝狂暴戰士)。
- 各種錯誤修正和用戶界面的調整。

1.4.6:固定電池配置文件的問題。包括一個喬什 - 迪爾(dphase)好得多的圖標感謝。

1.5.0:* CPU的州長,現在可以在配置文件中定義。
*包括一個配置文件通知服務 - 開啟使用的配置文件“菜單中的有關複選框。
*資料記錄速度和州長被設置。
*增加了保守的總督“先進”的調整能力。
*系統信息菜單和配置文件“菜單現在顯示攝氏度和華氏度的溫度,和部件現在也顯示電池的溫度在攝氏和華氏。
*增加了一個“漫長的基準”選項的系統信息菜單,這應該是較一致的“短基準。”
*還增加了一個簡單的壓力測試,測試穩定的超頻系統信息面板。
*自動檢測現在支持它的設備默認情況下,將是第一個選項菜單中如果有。
*改進了I / O性能。
*各種錯誤修正,特別是在配置文件中。

1.5.0a:*充電現在不再生效的時候,手機是100%的電池和拔掉。

1.5.1:*雙電池配置文件。降低電池的讀數總是會優先考慮(如低於80%,將始終在100%優先)。
*總督現在刷新旁邊其他的讀數。添加總督閱讀根據目前的頻率讀數。
*添加到主屏幕自動刷新“複選框。如果選中,SetCPU將定期刷新,而不需要按“刷新”按鈕的當前頻率讀數。此複選框適用於系統的信息面板以及。
*調整了小部件,並試圖修復的部件沒有正確更新有時難以捉摸的錯誤。

1.5.1a:在橫向模式*固定部件被削減。
*固定華氏溫度讀數在配置文件中。

1.5.2:*新增的可選故障安全通知預警系統中起著鈴聲和閃爍的紅色LED故障安全配置文件時被激活(感謝WootRoot!)。
*增加了“複製到剪貼板”功能的系統信息菜單(按菜單)。
*增加了一個可選的“積極”的部件,這將刷新間隔像主界面CPU速度。
*增加了支持的Droid的OMAP3溫度傳感器。如果目前使用的OMAP3溫度傳感器故障安全配置文件中,可以啟用。
*如果有的話,也可以讀的OMAP3溫度,在系統信息菜單。
* CPU溫度設定只會出現如果傳感器是溫度傳感器是在內核中啟用的出席和支持!眼下,這是只有在Droid。
*菜單默認為“默認”的主題SetCPU將不與任何在XML布局定義背景一塌糊塗。
*修正壓力測試失敗時啟用JIT。

1.5.2a:現在*的Droid部件中使用的溫度傳感器故障安全設置的控制。我將實施一個適當的appwidget在以後的更新配置的活動。
*固定的問題,可聽見的警告通知不正確駁回。
*資料優化。

1.5.3:*內存/性能的足跡下降。
*電池漏應固定在Droid。

1.5.3a:*優化的活動部件的CPU使用率。
*進一步型材優化的Droid。
*優秀的I / O強制關閉固定。

1.5.4:*切換至Android 2.2 SDK。
*啟用的外部存儲支持(安裝位置是自動的)。
*消除了主動和被動部件之間的區別,取代它與一個小部件appwidget配置活動,允許用戶選擇的最大/最小文本的顏色,溫度顯示,溫度傳感器(Droid的),並刷新間隔。
*優化的積極部件耳目一新。
* SetCPU現在將隱藏默認情況下,自動檢測可用的設備的非自動檢測的頻率,但硬編碼的頻率和自定義選項,可以用一個按鈕重新啟用。
*自定義的頻率列表現在可以讀取從這個確切的文件:/數據/本地/ setcpu(除了以前的setcpu.txt SD脂肪或分機)。
*包括各種錯誤修復和輕微的用戶界面的變化。

1.6.0:*端口的應用程序的NDK,以提高性能。
*修正了一個錯誤的部件復位後,重新啟動或發射方向改變顏色。
*自動檢測所有設備。這是默認情況下,建議。

2.0.0:*用戶界面已完全重新設計的,和現在使用的標籤菜單,而不是按鈕之間切換。在主選項卡中的景觀模式不再需要向下滾動。高級菜單和配置菜單也經過重新設計,更好的景觀體驗。
*“自動刷新”選項,並刷新按鈕在主界面和系統信息菜單已經退休 - SetCPU總是自動自動刷新。
*配置文件菜單和服務被重新編碼,從零起步,現在允許無限型材與創建自定義的優先次序。米為每個配置文件的“優先”,決定了它是評估順序 - 如果兩個配置文件適用於特定情況下,具有較高優先級的配置文件將被設置。如果你有之前2.0.0的配置文件,您將需要重新設置它們。
*資料已經重新結構進一步優化,性能足跡。
*新增的“充電交流/全”和“充電USB /完整的”個人資料的條件,以區分在某些設備上(感謝朱利安)快速充電和慢速充電模式。
*添加了一個測試版的“perflock disabler”功能,使股票宏達2.6.29內核上的頻率改變。訪問perflock disabler按在主界面的菜單。如果這給你一個錯誤,沒有工作,或崩潰,您的手機,你的內核不兼容 - 拉復位如有必要,您的電池。要訪問E - mail給您的ROM,手機型號和內核信息在“系統信息”(理查德感謝了很多幫助與低層次的東西,並沒有執行這樣一種方式perflock感謝宏達。 perflock disabler SetCPU的主界面,按菜單。
*代碼清理和更多。
*大感謝大家測試,尤其是那些給這個反饋,所有的人從Android Market購買SetCPU,以及我所有的用戶。

2.0.0a:*修正錯誤,是導致SetCPU到自動檢測錯誤,並迫使一些光盤密切權限。

2.0.0b:*更多的修復,對不起傢伙。
*修正了一個問題,配置文件和自定義的頻率列表。
*澄清的配置文件的優先事項介紹。
*修正與“高級”菜單錯誤報告,如果州長被改變值後onResume被稱為錯誤,並固定崩潰的結果,有時出現。
*修正了一個錯誤,如積極部件行事後手動設置頻率分別為被動部件。

2.0.0c:*修正與高級菜單,並在啟動時不被採用了先進的設置的問題。
*修正在溫度警告沒有被解雇的問題。
* SetCPU 2.0.0力不再關閉Android 1.5的設備,但在一些菜單的UI是有缺陷的的。我建議您更新到最新版本的Android,如果可能的話。
2.0.1:*添加了幾個部件背景。配置此加入的widget時。
*新增的能力,“刷”到下一個標籤。
*修正各種錯誤。
*新的文件。

2.0.2:** Android 1.5的支持生命結束。
- Perflock disabler支持HTC內核2.6.32.15。
- 新本地基準按鈕在系統信息菜單。這個基準測試的結果是像虛擬機的JIT優化的影響,所以它在不同設備間的速度比較的理想選擇。
- 增加了對調整“最小采樣時間”互動總督的支持,如果有的話。
- 修正了一個縮放總督不會改變時,個人資料交換和SetCPU的主要選項卡是可見。
- 修正功能“啟動設置”,這有時會造成“高級”設置不適用的ANR錯誤。
- 修正了一個問題SetCPU有時沒有在開機啟動時使用超級用戶權限2.2.x.
- 修正了強制關閉的問題發生時SetCPU不能自動檢測頻率由於在ROM權限錯誤。

2.0.3 - 增加了一個“安全模式”功能,防止在引導過程中運行的任何任務,如果一個文件名為“setcpu_safemode”在/ SD卡/數據/本地存在SetCPU的。這是非常有用的,不穩定的設置,如果選中“啟動設置”保存。
- 還原原先作出改變,以彌補舊的超級用戶權限啟動錯誤。 SetCPU應方便地再次執行啟動任務。
- Perflock disabler已通過測試,穩定支持的內核。 perflock disabler菜單現在有一個“啟動設置”的功能。始終禁用此當切換到一個新的內核或ROM。如果您忘記了要做到這一點,你崩潰,你可以使用上面的安全模式功能來禁用它。
- 具有隻讀的固定崩潰問題(無根)模式,並在只讀模式殘疾人perflock disabler。
- 修正了相關的widget服務崩潰。

2.0.4 - 增加了備份和恢復配置文件,按“菜單”按鈕,在“配置”選項卡和SD卡的能力。一個“發送”選項也可作為附件發送的配置文件。 。setcpudb文件保存到SD卡,將它還原。
- 增加了perflock disabler支持宏達內核2.6.32.17和2.6.32.21(的T - Mobile G2,高清的myTouch,Desire Z的,慾望HD)。 “啟動”,將尚未對這些設備的工作,因為他們只具有臨時的根。
- 固定在widget另一個崩潰。

2.1.0 - 重大的用戶界面和用戶體驗的改造,包括一個新的部件背景,新的通知圖標
- 增加了快速優先交換按鈕配置文件列表
- 顯著改善某些內核的自動檢測的可靠性
- 大量的bug修復和崩潰修復

2.1.1 - 固定在CM7與配置文件的備份問題。
- 增加了支持摩托羅拉XOOM,Atrix 4G,和其他的Tegra 2設備。
- 修正各種錯誤。
- 平板優化的用戶界面和即將推出多個配置文件!

2.1.1a - 修正了0兆赫在某些設備上的顯示問題。

2.1.2 - 次要更新。添加了一天的基於配置文件時,將觸發的基礎上設定的時間範圍內。修復與型材和某些雙核心內核的bug。切換到Android 3.0 SDK。請注意一些的Tegra 2內核,縮放完全由司機控制。

2.1.2.1 - 修正了從某些版本的配置文件數據庫更新時發生崩潰。

2.1.3 - 新增perflock disabler HTC內核2.6.35.10支持(測試版)。增強了在“系統信息”菜單中的國家讀數的時間,包括百分比。直到這個功能添加到配置文件刪除的WiFi許可。固定另一個數據庫崩潰,和其他錯誤修正。

2.1.4 - 改進的信息“選項卡的用戶界面。肖像,點擊“信息”標籤上的項目,將推出該類別的信息,並按下背面將返回到菜單。在景觀的內容和菜單被分成兩列。基準是在底部。增加了一個國家讀數的時間圖表。部件可靠性的修復和優化。現在主屏顯示哪種類型的配置文件是當前積極的圖標。雜項錯誤修正和優化的性能。

2.2.0 - 增加了“呼叫”的個人資料。改善包括快閃郵編切換SetCPU的安全模式啟動安全模式功能設置。按菜單上的更多詳細信息的主要“選項卡。增加了自動檢測支持所有的Tegra 2 fakeShmoo內核(即G2X)。 undervolting fakeShmoo內核,一些自定義的銀河S內核,和一些的Nexus S內核的CPU添加一個“電壓”選項卡。這是一個全面的接口,為undervolting這些設備,包括備份和恢復和引導複選框。改進的方式SetCPU最初請求根。各種雜項的錯誤修正。
SetCPU和內容是(C)2009-2011邁克爾*黃/coolbho3000。
圖片1是我正常按電源鍵,進行到這個畫面就會畫面黑掉重新開機,無線循環
圖片二是我電腦畫面,用來安裝2.1升級2.2的程式,但是即使抓到了MYPAD1可以
選點選開始鍵,也會再進行到4%時候重新開機,也就是回到圖片三的狀況,之後當然電腦就抓佈道MYpad P1了 開始建也就反白
圖片一是長按音量- 以及電源鍵 可以進入的模式 但是我只有2.2升級2.3的ZIP檔
我卻沒有升級2.2版就 WIPE了原本的2.1 所以目前是完全沒有辦法了
有人可以 提供2.2或是2.1 備份下來的檔案讓我嚐試看看嚜?

感激不盡




大大我刷好了,也下載中文輸入只要從開機就會變成英文輸入,開機完要從新用

有什麼方法可以使用呢,還是大大有別的輸入法
請問我可以問個笨問題嗎??

就是我要下載那些檔案 都需要加入會員付費
大家都是這樣嗎??

不好意思 笨問題 謝謝大家
我用遠傳Black o,我已爬文按照壇中所述,分別抓了4個檔案放入SD卡中,安裝好OneclickrecoveryV9_4.0.0.8.apk,執行按下去重開機,就停在小綠人,要拔電池才能重開,一直進不去Recovery模式,請問高手我是哪步驟沒完成,老眼已花了,我住桃園市,有附近的高手可以請益的嗎?(kenyho.tw@yahoo.com.tw,0920003139,可約85度C,麥當勞肯德基以慰勞辛勞一下)
你的機子版本是2.2還是2.1,是否有ROOT過?
請問大大,可以插著充電器刷機嗎?
還是要插usb線連接電腦?
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