Peter Alfonso

Motorola Xoom 4G Upgrade Info

2012-01-31T14:07:00.000-05:00

For those of you who follow me on Twitter, you already know that I have started building ROMs for the Motorola Xoom. I will be discussing these builds and others in a post soon. Today I'd like to remind the Verizon Xoom owners about the free 4G upgrade that is available and hopefully clear up some confusion in the process.

Earlier this month, Verizon sent out a reminder email stating "Last Chance For A Free 4G Upgrade". It went on to say that time is indeed running out and that if you act now, they will throw in a free dock. Regardless of these incentives, let's go over the reasons why you need to send your device in.

Google recently announced that the Motorola Xoom is fully supported "out of the box" by AOSP. In other words, custom ROMs from source can be built for it, as with Nexus devices. Unfortunately, only the 4G Verizon Xoom and Wi-Fi Xoom is supported. The 3G Xooms that have yet to be upgraded, will not be able to utilize the buffet of ROMs that are soon to come.

Even if your Xoom is not currently active (does not have a data plan), you can still send it in for the upgrade! My Xoom has not been active for nearly 8 months, even during the time I sent it in for the upgrade. Some of you may have purchased your Verizon Xoom used and may not be an actual Verizon customer, your device can still be upgraded for free as well. The upgrade process is done via Motorola, not Verizon.

It's only natural for us to want bigger and better things. At some point you may want to sell your Verizon Xoom to purchase a newer tablet. Resale value will be much lower on a non-upgraded 3G Xoom, especially once the upgrade window closes. So do your wallet a favor and send it in asap.

The entire upgrade process is quite easy. For starters, head over to the upgrade form on Motorola's website. Once completed, you will receive a package with instructions on how to send it in. Remember, this entire process is free, all the shipping is paid for in advance. Once shipped, the process only takes a few days. By the end of the week you can be running my ROM!

Update: If your Verizon Xoom currently is rooted or is running a custom ROM, I would advise flashing it back to its factory state before sending it in for the upgrade. To do so, download the latest "Software Images" from my downloads page and flash each using fastboot and relock the bootloader.

Screen shot of the email after the break.

Custom IceCreamSandwich Emulator Build

2011-12-04T18:28:00.001-05:00

A few times a week you can catch me scouring the Android related threads on Google Groups. I find it to be a great way to learn a few tips and tricks. Throughout the past weeks I have seen the same questions arise time after time. How do I create a custom emulator image? How do I put the Market on the emulator? Since these questions were asked so much, and I had never used the emulator before, I decided to give it a shot. As you can see in the screen shot, the end result left me with an emulator that was rooted and had all the G-Apps (including Market).

To build this emulator you will need to sync my source and choose "pete_emulator-eng" in the lunch menu. More information on how to get my source and what changes I made to create this emulator can be found on my GitHub. I should also mention that this emulator image has the same developer apps that come with the sdk image. I decided to leave these apps because they can be useful tools for developers creating their own apps.

Since we are on the subject of emulators, check out the amazing skins by Heiko Behrens!

Download: Motorola Droid Update (Official) FRK76

2011-11-21T11:04:00.001-05:00

When the community heard news that Motorola would be pushing yet another update to the OG Motorola Droid, minds began to race, would they really officially update to Gingerbread!? About a week and a half later, we we disappointed to hear that this update would only bring a few "security patches" to the device. After diffing the previous official build to the new FRK76 build, no proprietaries had been modified. So what does this mean to you, as a rooted user running the latest version of Bugless Beast? Absolutely nothing, Gingerbread is most likely more secure than Froyo will ever be so there is no reason to downgrade. This news is just as disappointing to developers because it means nothing new can be pulled from this update to be used in a source build. In my opinion, this small 761 KB patch of an update is simply a way of Motorola saying "Hey you OG Droid user, please don't use your upgrade on a Galaxy Nexus". Interestingly enough, Motorola even decided to call this update "Android 2.2.3", which I do not believe even officially exist at AOSP.

None the less, thanks to a few naughty Motorola Feedback Network testers, you can find the OTA update as well as a full stock, rooted ROM of FRK76 at my download page before it is officially available to all.

Official support thread can be found at RootzWiki to discuss.

UPDATE: Android 2.2.3 does exist, it was just pushed to AOSP. More info here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-building/MuwZk1iY_Sk

Download: Stock Fastboot Images For Galaxy Nexus

2011-11-20T20:47:00.001-05:00

When hacking a device, one of the first things to consider is how it can be flashed back to stock in case something bad may happen, such as a brick. This consideration is just as important to users as it is to developers. Unfortunately, official stock images are rarely ever released due to licensing and other various reasons. Sometimes the community is lucky enough to get a "leak" of these images which is even more rare. Because of this I have taken it upon myself to make my own factory images from source. These images can be flashed via fastboot either by the "update" command or by flashing each .img individually.

I put in quite a bit of work to make these images match exactly what shipped on the retail Galaxy Nexus (Maguro). The build.prop is identical, the boot.img is secure, no applications or files are missing, etc. This is as close to the real deal as it gets. Once again I will mention, so I do not get a C&D from Samsung, I made these myself, they are not a leak of official files. When the Verizon version of the Galaxy Nexus (Toro) becomes available, and its associated source is released, I will make images for it as well.

As stated earlier, quite a bit of work went into making these. If you would like to post these on other websites or forums please link to this post, and only use my bit.ly download links so I can keep track of the statistics. If these ever save you from the nightmare of sending your device back to Samsung for flashing or replacement; a donation, thank you comment, or a Like, would be a sure way of showing your appreciation.

Official support for these images can be found at RootzWiki where I have created a thread to discuss.

The download link for these images as well as other files such as stock ROMs can be found at: download.peteralfonso.com/maguro (you can +1 this page to share with friends!)

Download: Market Version 3.3.12

2011-11-18T23:41:00.001-05:00

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet, so here it is.

Download

"Stable" Bugless Beast (V. GPA19) Available For Incredible & Nexus One

2011-11-14T15:16:00.001-05:00

Thanks to those running my nightly builds, HTC Droid Incredible and Nexus One builds are ready for prime time. Users feedback and cooperation has allowed me to resolve all bugs, deeming these builds worthy of the name "Bugless Beast". For those on these devices waiting for a stable build, here it is!

Note:

This ROM can be found in ROM Manager (please comment on and rate the ROM!)
This ROM can be found in ROM Toolbox
This ROM includes the latest core Google apps
Best way to show that you enjoy my work is to donate :)

Download:

Inc (HTC Droid Incredible)
Passion (HTC Nexus One)

Download: Nexus S 2.6.35.14 Kernel Update

2011-11-06T18:19:00.000-05:00

Three months ago I released a kernel for the Nexus S (all variants) here on my blog. The feedback I received was beyond what I expected. I read various places on the web that stability, battery life, and performance was phenomenal. Rather than update this kernel every week as others may do, I am going to abide by the old saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". The only changes I could see fit to make were to add a 1.1GHz slot and pawitp's fix to allow the battery to charge to 100%.

For those of you new to my work, this kernel can work on ALL Nexus S ROMs. Simply flash in recovery, without wiping. Also can be found in ROM Manager.

Download: pete_crespo_2.6.35.14_11-06-11.zip

Source (for devs): platform_kernel_samsung.zip

Download: HTC Droid Incredible Nightly Build

2011-11-04T16:59:00.000-04:00

For those of you who use my HTC Droid Incredible builds, the camcorder finally works! I couldn't even begin to tell you how frustrating the ~~hours~~ days of trial and error were to get to this point but I am sure glad it's over! Other changes in this build include mounting of the sdcard and additional internal storage, added information to the "Storage" settings menu, and some updated applications. At this point the build feels fully stable, everything I have tested works so let me know how it runs for you.

Downloads can be found at: http://download.peteralfonso.com/ (select "inc")

Download: Google Wallet Update (1.0-R35v8)

2011-11-03T13:36:00.000-04:00

In order to get Google Wallet to work "out of the box" in my ROM (for Nexus S 4G), I had to use a bit of magic. Apparently that magic broke the ability to update Wallet from the Market. I took a trip down to the local magic store, spoke to the cashier, and bought (with my outdated Wallet app) a new concoction made from angry unicorn tears. I followed the instructions to a tee and.....BAM! A fix appeared on my server and in ROM Manager for all to enjoy. Download link after the jump...

Download: wallet.zip

Note:

Install in recovery, do not wipe
Use only on Android 2.3.7 ROMs (Bugless Beast GPA19)
Should be able to install future Wallet updates from Market with this patch
Like my Facebook page, almost to 1,000!

Download: Bugless Beast (V. GPA19) Android 2.3.7

2011-10-27T10:12:00.000-04:00

Apparently the changes I made to my build in attempt to get the HTC Incredible camcorder working caused issues with the Motorola Droid camcorder. Because of this, I have decided to release a quick update to fix it. I took advantage of this time to squeeze in a few other changes, including "Trackball wake" for the Nexus One and Droid Incredbile. Check the changelog for additional information. For those of you still running an older build, please take the time to upgrade to GPA19, many changes (that may not be mentioned in the changelog) are made between each release that will benefit your device. Once again, if you know anyone who owns any of the devices I support, please tell them about my ROM.

Note:

This ROM can be found in ROM Manager (please comment on and rate the ROM!)
This ROM can be found in ROM Toolbox
This ROM includes the latest core Google apps
Google Wallet may require a factory reset / data wipe to work (Nexus S 4G only)
Syncing icons WILL go away after setting up Google Wallet (Nexus S 4G only)
If no sound can be heard during a call, reboot once after initial install (OG Droid only)
If phone continues to vibrate after call is answered, turn off vibrate (OG Droid only)
Best way to show that you enjoy my work is to donate :)

Download:

Crespo (Samsung Nexus S)
Crespo4G (Samsung Nexus S 4G)
Inc (HTC Droid Incredible) *Currently Beta, camcorder is broken*
Passion (HTC Nexus One)
Sholes (Motorola Droid)

Download: Bugless Beast (V. GPA18) Android 2.3.7

2011-10-24T00:57:00.002-04:00

The Beast is back! "Bugless Beast" is a ROM series I created a long time ago for the original Motorola Droid. It aimed at providing a plethora of options while maintaining stability and performance. When Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) was released by Google, I decided to take a different approach to making ROMs. This new approach would maintain stock appearance yet have additional hidden features and tweaks built in. I decided to call it the "GPA" series (Gingerbread Peter Alfonso). I know, pretty original right!? With every release I have missed the original name that we all once knew and loved more and more. With my latest version, GPA18, I have decided to bring the Beast back. It may not have as many custom options, but a look at the changelog (which is still not complete) will assure you that it is worthy of the name Bugless Beast once again. This release will update your device to Android 2.3.7 and also add a few notable features so be sure to update as soon as possible. Check the jump for download links and additional notes about the build.

Note:

This ROM can be found in ROM Manager (please comment on and rate the ROM!)
This ROM includes the latest core Google apps
Google Wallet is included in the Nexus S 4G build (may require a factory reset to work)
If no sound can be heard during a call, reboot once after initial install (OG Droid only)
Syncing icons WILL go away after setting up Google Wallet (Nexus S 4G only)
Best way to show that you enjoy my work is to Donate :)

Download:

Crespo (Samsung Nexus S)
Crespo4G (Samsung Nexus S 4G)
Inc (HTC Incredible) *Currently Beta, things may be broken*
Passion (HTC Nexus One)
Sholes (Motorola Droid)

Now Supporting The HTC Droid Incredible

2011-10-22T19:31:00.002-04:00

The good folks over at RootzWiki sent me an HTC Droid Incredible a while back in hopes that my ROM series would one day be seen on it. I spent the past few nights working like a mad man, needless to say GPA18 nightlies have began! As of now, the camcorder does not work but I will be working on fixing it soon. Everything else seems to be working great. So great that I have actually put down my Nexus S for the past few days. Since I am new to this device, please help spread the word about my ROM.

Now to go enjoy my birthday with friends!

Now Supporting The HTC Nexus One

2011-09-26T23:22:00.001-04:00

Not sure why I didn't do this a long time ago, but I am now supporting the Nexus One. This means the same series of ROMs that I build for the Droid and Nexus S can be enjoyed on your Nexus One. Once I find a Nexus One to purchase I will begin making kernels for this device as well. Thankfully, a user by the name of dburgb stepped up and allowed me to bother him to make sure everything worked correctly since I do not have a device to test on. This build is currently in "nightly" form and can be found on download.peteralfonso.com (choose "passion" and select the most recent build). For support please visit the thread on RootzWiki.

Welcome to the family!

New Nightly Build Up

2011-09-22T15:27:00.003-04:00

Last night I worked on the build a bit, getting it ready to compile Android 2.3.7 when kernel.org comes back up. There is a new build available for all the devices I support (Droid, Nexus S, Nexus S 4G). Changes include all the new 2.3.7 G-Apps, new proprietaries for Nexus S and Nexus S 4G, all the files necessary for Google Wallet, and also a few bug fixes in the framework. To download the build visit my downloads page: download.peteralfonso.com

Note:

Google Wallet will not work until I am able to compile Android 2.3.7
Build number will display GWK74 although it is still truly GRJ90
This is a "nightly" build, if you want a "stable" build use GPA17

As always, to see exact changes visit my github. One more thing, if you wan't to see my ROM on the Nexus One and will sell one to me for cheap or are willing to donate one please contact me!

Blah, Blah, Blah...Random

2011-09-21T17:29:00.002-04:00

I have been getting the same questions on Twitter and Google+ so rather than continue to answer each individually I will just ramble about some things here. First I'd like to thank each of you who are running my builds, reading through the positive comments makes all the time and effort worth it. For those who have donated, another HUGE thank you. Each and every donation makes being a busy college student that much easier. Did you realize you helped buy my text books?

Considering you are reading this post, it is safe to assume you are an Android fiend. Needless to say, Android 2.3.7 came out yesterday debuting on the Nexus S 4G. Many are under the assumption that some of these Gingerbread updates will not benefit every Android device. I can see where this confusion comes from considering the release notes given to the public do not go into detail and are written only for Google's Gingerbread flagship device, the Nexus S:

2.3.1 - updated Google Maps
2.3.2 - sms sent to wrong contact bug fix
2.3.3 - random reboot bug fix, additional NFC functionality, color adjustments
2.3.4 - Google Talk with video
2.3.5 - additional NFC support, improved WiMAX speed
2.3.6 - Voice Search bug fix
2.3.7 - addition of Google Wallet

I admit, before I began building ROMs from source, I would have probably assumed the same. With time comes knowledge and now I know otherwise. With each incremented version comes many, at times hundreds, of changes to Android. These changes may fix bugs, improve code, improve security, etc. Android source is being changed on a daily basis, not only by developers working for Google but also by users wanting to contribute to its "open source". So next time a Nexus device get's an update that increments the Android version, you too should be excited!

At this point, some may have wondered what a "flagship" device is when I mentioned it earlier. These are devices that debut with the latest version of Android (no other devices have it at the time). For example the Motorola Droid (Eclair), HTC Nexus One (Froyo), Samsung Nexus S (Gingerbread), and the Motorola Xoom (Honeycomb). These devices also are always vanilla Android, meaning no skins such as MotoBlur, Sense UI, Touchwiz, etc. This being said, let's discuss what we know about the next Nexus device for certain. It will debut with IceCream Sandwich, will be vanilla Android, and will most likely come out late October. Now dismiss the rumors about a Nexus device having TouchWiz or any other skin; if the phone coming out on Verizon with IceCream Sandwich has a skin, it is not a Nexus!

Now that you know Android 2.3.7 will benefit your device, I am sure you are eager to head over to download.peteralfonso.com and get the latest nightly that will update your device to it. Unfortunately my builds have stopped since August 30th because Android source is no longer readily available to sync with. This is due to kernel.org (where Android source is hosted) being hacked. Google and those at kernel.org are hard at work trying to get things back up and running. As soon as this happens you can bet I will be just as excited as you for a new update and will be working on ROMs for all the devices I support.

For my friends with a Nexus S 4G, if you do not follow me on Twitter you probably did not see me release stock rooted Android 2.3.7 ROMs (deodexed and odexed) within an hour of the OTA update. You can find these ROMs as well as the new radio and OTA update files on download.peteralfonso.com/crespo4g

If you read this entire post you can probably understand why I didn't know what to title it.

Download: GPA17 (Gingerbread Peter Alfonso) Android 2.3.5

2011-08-30T16:58:00.007-04:00

As you may have seen me mention on Twitter, I have recently moved to start a new semester at UCF. That being said, you can imagine how busy my life has become. This is going to be one of my hardest semesters yet so I need to prioritize and manage my time well to succeed. Because of this, I no longer have as much time to work on ROMs and kernels as I once did over the summer. This does not mean I will be stopping development completely, it simply means it will be at a much slower rate. Please do not ask for an E.T.A. on my next release because I will not respond.

I had a lot more plans for GPA17 but because of the reasons mentioned above, I am having to release a bit early. I assure you that you will still find this build to be everything you have come to love in the GPA series.

For those not familiar with this ROM series, some of it's features include:

180 degree rotation
Overclockable kernel
CPU toolkit (can be removed by deleting "Toolkit.apk")
FLAC audio support
Ad-hoc network support
Facebook sync
Reboot option
"Copy All" text option
Low battery sound toggle
Modified widget picker
Headset/headphone icon in statusbar
Latest Google apps
Busybox
Bug fixes/code improvement from CyanogenMod

I would also like to announce with the release of GPA17 that my ROM is now fully open source. For those interested in compiling my ROM please visit the following link for instructions on how to begin: https://github.com/peteralfonso/platform_manifest

If you have fully read this entire post and have made it here, I'd like to thank you with the download links!

GPA17:

Crespo | Crespo4G | Sholes

*Note: Wipe data/cache (factory reset) if this is the first time installing a ROM from this series*

When I do find some time for Android, I will be working on a changelog and I will post it here when it is complete.

Site Changes And Information

2011-08-18T21:52:00.004-04:00

I have been meaning to clean up the look and feel of my site for a while now and finally came across some time to do so. You may have seen me tweet last night about some issues I was having with Blogger but after a few choice words and frustration, I got it straightened out. I hope you find the new changes to be appealing.

I have added some new sidebar widgets and cleaned up existing ones. I have also completely redone the "Downloads" page for the devices I own. I eventually plan on changing the site header but I am not too great at graphic design so that will have to wait. Lastly, readers will now be able to +1 any of my post that they enjoy.

So with nothing left to say, let me know what you think in the comments!

Update: I forgot to mention you can now reach the downloads page by the following url download.peteralfonso.com also I added a "home" link to the downloads page to return to the website.

Download: Nexus S 2.6.35.14 Kernel

2011-08-12T00:46:00.007-04:00

I spent some time today working on the Nexus S kernel. This kernel has been updated by 7 subversions, bringing it from 2.6.35.7 to 2.6.35.14. I have also added BLN and CIFS support to this build. Other features include Overclocking to 1.4GHz, Interactive governor, Voodoo support, updated Wi-Fi driver, TUN, color tint tweaks, and various bug fixes from upstream kernels.

I need this tested thoroughly before I feel comfortable including it in my build. Please let me know how it performs or if you come across any issues. This will work on ALL Nexus S phones (AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint) and ALL ROMs.

Update: It proved to be completely stable and is now in my builds as of 08-13-11

Download: 2.6.35.14_CRESPO.zip

Now Supporting Nexus S 4G

2011-08-06T15:23:00.005-04:00

I am pleased to announce that I am now supporting the Nexus S 4G as well as the Droid. This ROM will be released alongside my Droid build titled "GPA17". Until then you can find it in "nightly" form in the following directory: http://wonderly.com/bb/CRESPO4G/ROM/BETA/ (choose the latest file)

Some features include but are not limited to:

180 degree rotation
Overclockable to 1.4GHz

Voodoo support
Updated wifi driver

CPU Toolkit
FLAC audio support
Native 3G tethering
Ad-hoc network support
Facebook sync
Reboot option
Modified widget picker

There are also many performance tweaks and bug fixes which you can find change by change on my github. For those of you who run CyanogenMod, now that I support this device I have began submitting patches to help out. In the future I plan on supporting the other Nexus S variants (T-Mobile & AT&T) as well.

Recommendations:

Upon initial install of this ROM, please wipe data and cache. When a new build becomes available, you will only need to wipe dalvik cache. For the best experience, stick with the kernel provided in my build, I assure you it performs very well. If you are interested in saving tons of battery life, downclock to 800MHz in the CPU Toolkit, you will see little to no difference in performance.

Sorry this post does not read well, I am sick at the moment and not in the proper mindset to write.

Download: Tethering Fix For Nexus S 4G

2011-08-02T15:33:00.003-04:00

Sprint shouldn't have blocked tethering, enough said. This patch will restore the 3G tethering ability you had in Android 2.3.4 on your Nexus S 4G. Download and flash in clockworkmod recovery manually or automatically via ROM Manager.

Update: I have submitted this patch to CyanogenMod so tethering will work in these builds too.

GPA17 Beta Testing Now Live

2011-08-01T23:17:00.008-04:00

As you may have heard the other day on Droid-Life, my latest nightlies for GPA17 are up for testing! These will update your Droid to Android 2.3.5 and update the kernel to 2.6.32.43. Changes from Android 2.3.4 to Android 2.3.5 are mostly bug fixes, if interested you can see these on my github.

As for the kernel, well I have had it in my mind to try to update it for a while but always thought it would fail miserably. I was pretty stressed out today after class so I needed something to work on to get my mind off things. A few hours later I am presenting you with the most advanced Droid kernel to date in my GPA17 nightly build. I say the most advance because this kernel is newer than any other by 34 subversions! Once I release my V0.4 kernels, flashing anything else will simply be a downgrade.

EDIT: After fixing an sdcard bug another bug appeared, this time causing random reboots upon selecting airplane mode. I am reverting to the old kernel until I have more time to look into fixing this issue.

If you do not already have the link to my beta folder bookmarked, here it is again:

~~http://wonderly.com/bb/DROID/ROM/BETA/~~

UPDATE: I am now supporting 3 devices!
Droid: http://wonderly.com/bb/DROID/ROM/GINGERBREAD/
Nexus S: http://wonderly.com/bb/CRESPO/ROM/GINGERBREAD/
Nexus S 4G: http://wonderly.com/bb/CRESPO4G/ROM/GINGERBREAD/

For those who enjoy what I do and would like to help buy me text books for the fall semester checkout the donate link on the sidebar of the site :)

Download: Gingerbread (Android 2.3.4) ROM Update GPA16

2011-07-13T23:28:00.009-04:00

Exactly one month ago I released GPA15. This month, GPA16 will update your Droid to Android 2.3.4 as well as add Ad-hoc network and FLAC audio support. Other changes include bug fixes/code improvement, such as the data loss fix by CVPCS and a new kernel by me. To make things a bit easier, I have added all of the latest Google applications including Market and Google Chat with video.

For those of you who do not know, my GPA builds are a series of ROMs built to replicate what would have been an "official" update from Motorola. To the end user this simply means that this ROM will appear completely stock. What most do not realize is I have many tweaks and improvements "under the hood", making this ROM extremely fast yet completely stable. I have also added small features such as a reboot option and 180 degree rotation. Word on the streets is that there is a hidden feature available and only Droid-Life has the file to unlock it...

Changelog coming soon, school/work has me quite busy.

GPA16 (81.4MB)
Download | Statistics

Notes:

If you are still on Bugless Beast, please install this upgrade!
If coming from a previous GPA build, wipe dalvik cache.
If coming from any other ROM wipe data/factory reset.
If you hear no sound when making a call, reboot once.
AutoOverclock.zip no longer works.
Camera shutter sound at boot is caused by new Google Talk with video.

Download: Updated Motorola Boot Logo For Droid

2011-07-09T19:57:00.009-04:00

If we are going to run Gingerbread on our OG Droids then we might as well have the latest Motorola logo right? Exactly why I thought I should spend some time making this. Sorry for the blurry photo, the resolution of the logo on the device is perfect.

Download: redmotologo.sbf (flash with RSDLite)

Want to learn more? Check out Shibbey's tool.

Download: Droid Kernels V0.3

2011-06-29T20:57:00.003-04:00

It's been two full months since my last kernel set, I'd say we are overdue for an update! A lot of work went into these and I am extremely happy with the results, hopefully you will be too...

Features:

Low (LV), standard (SV), and increased (IV) voltages
Interactive governor ported from .38 kernel
Newest compcache module: zram.ko
USB switches from .35 kernel
Increased sdcard throughput (faster read/write speeds)
Bug fixes from upstream/newer kernels
Built in OMAP temperature sensor
All of the official governors
Lightweight, stripped of unneeded features
Added most popular, requested modules and features
5 CPU slots rather than 7 (better performance)

Download:

600MHz | LV | SV | IV | 125/250/500/550/600
700MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/500/550/600/700
800MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/600/700/800
900MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/700/800/900
1000MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/800/900/1000
1100MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/800/1000/1100
1200MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/800/1000/1200
1250MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/800/1000/1250
1300MHz | LV | SV | IV | 250/550/900/1100/1300

Note:

Increased voltage is not available for 600, 700, and 800 MHz due to the fact that you do not need higher than standard voltage for these speeds.
If your Droid seems sluggish you may need to use a higher voltage kernel.
These work on Froyo and Gingerbread as well as ALL ROMs

Download: Stock Rooted Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) ROM Update GPA15

2011-05-13T23:45:00.002-04:00

Seems like its been forever since my last release, sorry for the delay. Been pretty busy the past few weeks, finished the Spring semester at UCF, moved back home, and got a job. I'm actually quite tired and no words of wisdom are coming to me to share with you all so I will make this short. Basically GPA15 is the shit, check the changelog for details!

GPA15 (60.1MB)
Download | Statistics

GPA16 will be Android 2.3.4 if you were wondering.

Note: If you have no sound when making a call, you need to reboot once. Also note, if you wish to overclock you need to install the "AutoOverclock.zip" from my kernel post.