- do you use kernel power?

Of course, the things pali and freeman have achieved recently make it essential for me.

- what brings me kernel power without kernel settings for the device performance?

If you copy the kernel power kernel-config script. For example copy kernel-config to a file called kernel in /usr/bin or something (be extremely careful or you will braek everything!) then un-install KP-settings you will still have kernel-config (now called kernel) available. The difference is it will not load at boot time.

PROCEED WITH CAUTION!

Only do the following if you KNOW your OC settings will not crash your device or you may endup with a boot-loop!

edit /etc/pmconfig. Here you can set your max/min clock speed and SR. As for setting allowed freqs and DSP freqs you need to stick a script in either event.d or Xsession that echos the appropriate values to the appropriate places. I used xsession, however you could just hi-jack an event.d script like the non gui swappolube event.

- is it possible to oc the device and do the smart reflex thing without settings?

See above.


However I must add none of this is compatible with anything else that muddles with your kernel settings (i.e. battery patch script and speed patch script).