First and foremost, as always, I am in no way responsible for what happens to your phone. Hundreds of kittens will not die if you refuse to use these tweaks. Therefore no one is forcing you, use it at your own risk.
Now that that's out of the way, let's get to the scripts.
The V6 SuperCharger - OP can be found HERE
Many thanks to Zeppelinrox for the great script. Make sure to visit his OP to thank (and possibly donate to) him yourself!
The V6 SuperCharger is a memory fix to put it simply. It rearranges OOM Groupings and fixes priorities for the Android's built in task killer. For more info visit the OP! (There's a lot there)
First and foremost, I recommend reading the OP thoroughly. Any and all questions you may have can be answered by doing this. I know it's probably not going to happen but I can dream, right?
*NOTE: Before beginning installation, check your /system/xbin folder to see if you have busybox already installed. There have also been reports of busybox being in /system/bin, check there too (Thanks to tuckmobile). Usually it doesn't matter but this has been a known problem for Humble users. So proceed to Installation(B).
-Installation(A)
1. Download the V6_SuperCharger_for_Android_update*.sh.txt file and put it on your sd card.
2. Download busybox installer and script manager from the market.
2(A). Go in to menu > advanced settings > config and make sure "browse as root" is checked. (Thanks to Danzanzio for the reminder)
3. Install busybox v1.18.2
4. Run script manager and open the V6_SuperCharger file. Make sure to run as ROOT.
5. Select a text scrolling speed. 2 is suitable if you plan to read all the lines.
6. Choose a setting. 6 is a good place to start. Personally I use option 8.
7. Now choose option 11. This will fix the OMM groupings.
8. Then enter option 16 to reboot your phone. Option 20 in update 3. (It will happen immediately)
9. Go back and run the script again. If the current minfrees match the previous minfrees (These lines are right under the 1-17 menu options), then the settings stuck and you're good to go!
-Installation(B)
1. Go to /system/xbin (or /system/bin depending on where busybox is installed on your phone) and rename busybox to busybox.bak
2. Reboot. Go back to Installation(A) and start at step #3.
(Thanks to Triton302 for working to help figure this out)
*If for some reason the your current and prior minfrees are not matching, then please do the following:
1. Go to /system/etc/init.d
1(A). If /system/etc/init.d doesn't exist, check /data instead.
2. Select the 99SuperCharger file and choose to "Run as Root" and "Run on Boot"
3. Re-run the original V6 SuperCharger script and reboot.
GummyCharged 2.0 Users! - You will find that no matter what you do, your minfree values will not stick. This is because imoseyon has made it this way. The values he provides are good ones, but if you want to change them regardless follow these instructions.
-Go into your init.d folder and edit the 98tweaks file. There you will find two lines looking like:
echo "3000, 4000, 10000, 10000, 20000, 20000" >
/sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree
All that you have to do is put a "# " in front of each of those lines. Omit the quotes and make sure there is a space between the "#" and the lines.
*If for some reason you cannot access the /data folder, you can try Gscript. It is another Zeppelinrox script that should create the init.d folder. (I have not used this script before because I have not had the need, but users have confirmed that it works.)
Here is the OP for Gscript: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1017291
(Thanks to fortesquieu for bringing this to my attention)
Zepp also has the 3g TurboCharger and the KickAssKernel tweaks. If you are going to use the KickAssKernel, make sure to use the one WITHOUT the IO scheduler. It was causing me to bootloop.
*If you are experiencing problems with video streaming (youtube, ect) after applying the newest KAK, you can fix this by editing the KAK file in the init.d folder. Change:
Code:
vm.min_free_kbytes=8192;
to,
vm.min_free_kbytes=4096;
- Zepp has released a test update for the V6 SuperCharger, it's on the same page as the 3g TC and the KAK if you want to give it a go. BTW the Nitro Lag Nullifier is the same as the null value build.prop edits listed below, so don't use them twice by mistake.
For those curious about what the KickAssKernel tweaks actually do, Zepp recently posted some links for insight. Give them a look if you want, he posted the links HERE.
People have been asking if the 3g TurboCharger affects 4g at all. So here's before and after speed tests. Decide for yourself.
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Loopy Smoothness Script - OP can be found HERE and eoghan2t7's tutorial from which I found this script is HERE
Many thanks to lpy for creating this script and to eoghan2t7 for creating his tutorial and continuing to pass this script along. Make sure to visit their OPs to thank (and possible donate) to them!
***FIRST AND FOREMOST YOU NEED TO HAVE THE INIT.D FOLDER FOR THIS SCRIPT TO BE ABLE TO RUN.***
- So be sure to check /system/etc for the init.d folder. If you do not have this folder, try Gscript.
GummyCharged 2.0 Users! - The Loopy Smoothness Tweak is already cooked into the ROM. You do NOT have to install the zip. Just get straight to adding processes you want!
Installation:
1. Download the Loopy Smoothness zip.
2. Put it on your SD card and flash using CWM.
3. Check /system/etc/init.d for 97loopy_smoothness_tweak (90Loopy in GC 2.0) using script manager.
4. Mount system as RW and open the 97loopy_smoothness_tweak (90Loopy) in text editor.
5. At the top of the script you will see USER_LAUNCHER="". This is where you will enter your launcher. You can find the process name for your launcher in /data/data. EX: com.android.launcher, org.adw.launcher, com.fede.launcher
6. If you scroll down some more, you will see different sections labelled "Resident system apps", "Other system apps", and "Other apps". On each line you will see a variable, PNAME="", here is where you will enter the process name of the apps that you wish to be stored in the cache.
*Once again, you can find the process names for your launcher and apps in the /data/data folder.
*Some apps are preloaded into the script. Feel free to change them.
*If you are using a line with "#" in front of it, be sure to remove the pound sign first or that line will not be used. Also edit the number of processes being used if you are adding more. It is the PROCESS_TOTAL variable.
Here are some build.prop tweaks that you can try if you want. These have been discovered and tested by user's within Zepp's V6 SuperCharger thread and are relatively new. Use them at your own risk! Please post your results with these seeing as they are still experimental.
Add either one of these to the end of build.prop (NOT BOTH). They help to improve snappiness of the overall system:
Thanks to rafalo1333, Zeppelinrox, and Dorimanx for their work in developing these!
Code:
ENFORCE_PROCESS_LIMIT=false
MAX_SERVICE_INACTIVITY=
MIN_HIDDEN_APPS=
MAX_HIDDEN_APPS=
CONTENT_APP_IDLE_OFFSET=
EMPTY_APP_IDLE_OFFSET=
MAX_ACTIVITIES=
ACTIVITY_INACTIVE_RESET_TIME=
Code:
ENFORCE_PROCESS_LIMIT=false
MAX_SERVICE_INACTIVITY=false
MIN_HIDDEN_APPS=false
MAX_HIDDEN_APPS=false
CONTENT_APP_IDLE_OFFSET=false
EMPTY_APP_IDLE_OFFSET=false
MAX_ACTIVITIES=false
ACTIVITY_INACTIVITY_RESET_TIME=false
MAX_RECENT_TASKS=false
MIN_RECENT_TASKS=false
APP_SWITCH_DELAY_TIME=false
MAX_PROCESSES=false
PROC_START_TIMEOUT=false
CPU_MIN_CHECK_DURATION=false
GC_TIMEOUT=false
SERVICE_TIMEOUT=false
MIN_CRASH_INTERVAL=false
*More to come.
what does the kickass kernel tweak do? and can it be applied over imnut's PBJ or imoseyon's kernel?
Hey hazard, don't forget for some depending on the ROM (humble) the 99supercharger.sh file is located in /data/
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA App
mintcookies said:
what does the kickass kernel tweak do? and can it be applied over imnut's PBJ or imoseyon's kernel?
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Same question here too.
Yes you can use it over Imnuts' PBJ kernel.
It actually does various thing to build.prop including some more 3g tweaks. It definitely improves response times (snappiness) though. (I know, not really what you were looking for but I'm digging and will update this post when I find more info.)
****... you never told me specifically that it boosted your 4g...
Now I got me some ammonition! er... ammunition!
Thanks
Thank you. Can you write more for Kickass, Loopy, AND 3G optimizer? Muuuuch appreciated.
Sent from my Droid Charge running GummyFroyo 1.9.1
I just put it on, couple questions.
How to remove if needed?
Anyone experience battery life hits with this?
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA App
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****... you never told me specifically that it boosted your 4g...
Now I got me some ammonition! er... ammunition!
Thanks
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I actually never knew for sure. I just flashed a ROM over and figured I'd do some testing for the heck of it. That's without the other build.prop tweaks though. I may throw those into the "Reserved 2" post after putting up Loopy Smoothness, that is if it'ss all right with you. Otherwise they'll sit until you've released the V8.
kvswim said:
Thank you. Can you write more for Kickass, Loopy, AND 3G optimizer? Muuuuch appreciated.
Sent from my Droid Charge running GummyFroyo 1.9.1
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They'll all be included in this thread over the next week. Be sure to check back!
randywintle said:
I just put it on, couple questions.
How to remove if needed?
Anyone experience battery life hits with this?
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA App
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If you would like to remove the V6 SuperCharger, there is a "UnSuperCharger" and "UnKernelizer" option. It's numbers 13 and 14. You can also go to /system and delete build.prop and rename build.prop.un3g to "build.prop". I would then reboot your phone.
hazard209 said:
I actually never knew for sure. I just flashed a ROM over and figured I'd do some testing for the heck of it. That's without the other build.prop tweaks though. I may throw those into the "Reserved 2" post after putting up Loopy Smoothness, that is if it'ss all right with you. Otherwise they'll sit until you've released the V8.
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Had you applied the kernel script during those tests?
I found that the kick ass kernel tweaks improved net speed even more - after the 3g tweak had already been applied.
zeppelinrox said:
Had you applied the kernel script during those tests?
I found that the kick ass kernel tweaks improved net speed even more - after the 3g tweak had already been applied.
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Yes, that is with both the KickAssKernel and the 3g TurboCharger tweaks. I figured that they go hand in hand. I've never actually ran them independent of each other.
Good point
This is great Hazard! To those of you scared to use this...ITS FLAWLESS! I just applied it on gummycharged froyo 1.9.1 and definitley can see a difference. I also applied the 3g and kernel scripts as well. When and if you do install the kernel script, use the non-IO version because the other version (as Hazard stated) bootloops.
Hey Hazard just a quick question...
When I installed the v6 supercharger I was using the stock launcher. I use ADW launcher instead now...do I have to reapply the v6 supercharger or does it work automatically with all launchers?
No problem! It should be working regardless of your launcher.
EDIT: Actually, I'm not sure now that I think about it. Re-run the original V6 script and see if it tells you that your launcher is Hard to Kill before selecting any options.
hazard209 said:
No problem! It should be working regardless of your launcher.
EDIT: Actually, I'm not sure now that I think about it. Re-run the original V6 script and see if it tells you that your launcher is Hard to Kill before selecting any options.
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Ok, I'll try it out. Thanks for the reply!
Hey Hazard, if I've already applied option 6 in superCharger a few days ago, can I go back in and do option 11 like you suggested and still have it stick? I did have to go and find that 99 file and have it load on boot manually, if that matters to my question... Thanks!
billku said:
Hey Hazard, if I've already applied option 6 in superCharger a few days ago, can I go back in and do option 11 like you suggested and still have it stick? I did have to go and find that 99 file and have it load on boot manually, if that matters to my question... Thanks!
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You can just run the original V6 script again and select the options that you want. You don't have to stay committed to your settings at all. Since you've already set the 99SuperCharger file to run on boot and as root, there's no need to do anything else.
Related
This is an old thread now. Moved to keep things easier. new thread ?t=670098
Download:
"Full" Version - (full dc, JIT/Swap/a2sd with dalvik/apps moved, 32apks banned) - more @&postcount=84
If you want to disable JIT & go back to sense just pull your /system/etc/dc.conf and replace it with the one code quotes below.
4-23 http://www.4shared.com/file/bVN1T-zN/TrevE_NewDamageMods423FULL.html
-(hopefully) fixes issues with new install & no wallpaper :|
-fix up fb sync again
-few other goodies (yes shes bloated,ill optimize when its reported working)
If you get bootloops upgrading try whacking private apps
adb remount
adb shell rm /data/app-private/*
adb shell reboot
older versions: (not recommended)
4-22 - http://www.4shared.com/file/smHMIWMe/TrevE_NewDamageMods422FULL.html
-Fixes issues with JIT & launcher.
-Adds in live wallpapers. libgsl.so is included (should make lwp stick but could cause graphics issues in opengl games. youo should be able to adb shell rm /system/lib/libgsl.so if you want 'unsticky' lwp but fixed games. Will eventually have a switch if you want lwp or Weather wp in sense.
-minor
4-21 version http://www.4shared.com/file/U8lsLrsv/TrevE_NewDamageMods421FULL.html
Update Version
***This is alittle outdated now. Once i have confirmation newer updates work ill fix this as well****
update.zip (only modifies files needed should be flashable on anything based on DC, JIT/swap/banned apps OFF, dalvik/apps moved) - http://www.4shared.com/file/8j7J5_y6/update_signed.html
*4/21 @ 5pm est version* --Fixes permissions issue with zipalign
Fixes:
-Avalaunches 'Eris' Audio fix for this kernel (still testing only flash if your having a problem) - http://www.4shared.com/file/Y7czJU0K/AvalaunchErisFix420_TrevE.html
More info ?t=657244 (do not use the zips from his thread they will not work with this)
About this mod:
just a few features
-new more robust a2sd should fix alot of issues. Logs to /data/dcboot.log if you lock on boot pull that file before you restart and post here. (overwritten each reboot)
-zipalign apks in /data/app if they need it on boot. Logs output to above log aswell.
-first boot will take forevor. just wait. We wipe dalvik, check for app uuid mismatches & potentially move files around for a2sd. Only the initial boot will be painful but Its worth it for a clean upgrade.
-easy JIT. Been using LWP in helix launcher for awhile now. pretty stable
-everythings stored in a nice dc config file. no dummy folder mess. now dc can be tweaked more than ever & makes saving settings for upgrades easy.
*Testing now* Adding in a delete parameter to bannedapps.conf. if you delete the same apps every upgrade now just make a list of them and it will be automatic.
Still testing, havent heard of any bugs so far. let me know ill get it working. also if you want to help build off of this shoot me a PM
TrevE:
stock 4.0-4.2 ish mem, 2.254 MFLOPS (ss above)
with just [email protected] enabled 4.7ish mem
[email protected] & JIT enabled (8-8.5ish memory, 3.6 MFLOPS): &postcount=18
Is HTCLockscreen the Vanilla one or the big gray pulldown bar? Downloaded. Will flash after I have had some coffee.
Downloading and flashing.
tejasrichard said:
Downloading and flashing.
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me 2chars
Treve, a few Q's:
Is this newer than than the one from yesterday afternoon? - nvm, i learned how to read
This requires a wipe and reflash of the rom first? - gonna give it a try without reflashing the rom, hope it goes well
Is autokiller compatible with these kernel mods or do I have to edit dc.conf to change the minfree settings?
Can someone post membench with jit enabled. Using this rom and these mods.
Well I flashed it over the rom I was running (modified dc2.07.2) with no ill effects that I can tell so far.
I am still curious though how to go about manipulating minfree...
I guess I'll toy with dc.conf
Thanks TrevE!!
wow
I know you said it was a long boot but wow that took me 10 minutes first time trying to use a2sd hope things go well
Ok so the long boot only come to it a boot loop when ever i touch the screen it now reboots, I wiped the phone clean everything then reflashed DC2.07.2 booted made sure everything worked turned off the phone applied the update and again as soon as i touch the screen the phone freezes and reboots. what am i doing wrong
Just did the update. For some reason rosie seems to force close whenever I change to any page other than the main home screen. Kind of strange, really.
Do you have JIT on? Seems even having the files there with the build.prop line thats suppose to disable is causing issues for some people. Already have a new script to try to keep JIT files elsewhere until enabled just finishing up code checking now, for now you can try to
adb remount
adb shell rm /system/bin/dalvikvm
adb shell rm /system/lib/libdvm.so
adb shell rm /system/lib/libnativehelper.so
adb shell reboot
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see if that helps. If nto reboot to recovery + wipe dalvik-cache.
TrevE, this is awesome! I'm going to see if I can start to build a plain Vanilla ROM off of this with JIT and everything enabled (that is if you don't mind).
mrinehart93 said:
TrevE, this is awesome! I'm going to see if I can start to build a plain Vanilla ROM off of this with JIT and everything enabled (that is if you don't mind).
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thats fine by me just give me props where props are due feel free to work off the code i started too, im just an IT guy not a dev so im sure theres things that can be cleaner.
New version will be up shortly
looks cool good work...if i dont use a2sd and dont partition my sd and all that but enable JIT will this **** anything up?
TrevE said:
thats fine by me just give me props where props are due feel free to work off the code i started too, im just an IT guy not a dev so im sure theres things that can be cleaner.
New version will be up shortly
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All I will basically end up doing is creating an AOSP-style ROM that is clean and fast, JIT-enabled, but keeps the stability of the HTC ROM's.
mrinehart93 said:
All I will basically end up doing is creating an AOSP-style ROM that is clean and fast, JIT-enabled, but keeps the stability of the HTC ROM's.
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The faster you do this, the faster I will be a happy camper! lol
Hah alright. You can try Ic3Rom right now if you want... mine will be similar in appearance, but will have the old OpenGL (better Launcher2 performance), no LWP's since IMO they slow things down and drain battery faster, and will obviously be JIT enabled. There is really no reason NOT to use JIT anymore... especially since we're getting it figured out more.
Ahh speaking of figuring jit out more i just realized the build.prop isn't even used for jit. As soon as the files hit /system/lib/ its enabled.
New version that fixes JIT enable/disable has been uploaded to same link in first post. Ill post screenshots in a sec of benchmarks for swapping + jit on my c6 card.
**Remember if your using JIT delete HTC lockscreen (or just use menu+menu to unlock, swipe and youll freeze up.) also use homeswitcher to set launcher as a default before flashing**
Here is tests of swapping set to 30, a2sd & dalvik moved to sd & JIT enabled
Using a c6 sd card
Swap is working:
Code:
# free
free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 195632 193408 2224 0 984
Swap: 31704 1020 30684
Total: 227336 194428 32908
I see a buncha messages about JIT floating by logcat. Its def on. Im impressed almost doubled mem scores...
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Do you have JIT on? Seems even having the files there with the build.prop line thats suppose to disable is causing issues for some people. Already have a new script to try to keep JIT files elsewhere until enabled just finishing up code checking now, for now you can try to
see if that helps. If nto reboot to recovery + wipe dalvik-cache.
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JIT is not on. It didn't seem to have helped, the phone has been sitting at the HTC screen for about 40 minutes. I did a nandroid restore. Going to try wiping dalvik cache in the recovery screen.
how can we enable JIT without enabling a2sd?
The Configurator 2.1
The easiest way to configure your device !! It does it all !!
Flashable on ANY device that has busybox, it also includes terminal emulator just in case you don't have it.
Combines your favorite tweaks, backup tools, and optimizations in one script.
Get the most out of your device, all setting should work with any device even tablets. It uses common android files for tweaks.
Please post your feedback here !!
See Post 2 for changes made.
Works on aosp and sense roms
Should also work on ICS ROMs.
These settings will be there even after a reboot, and it can be turned off via the script.
This was developed for the Evo 3D but the settings are on most android devices. I don't have every device to test it on so some stuff may not work with every device.
See what your device can really do...Extend your battery life...Make your device more responsive...
Settings:
Not all settings may work on your device...
1. Set CPU Governor
2. Set Max CPU Frequency
3. Set Min CPU Frequency
4. Undervolt CPU (If Available)
5. Multiple Tweaks
6. Enable/Disable Virtuous OC (Developed by rmk40)
7. Configure Virtuous OC
8. Enable/Disable The Configurator
9. Optimize Mounts
10. Enable/Disable SD Read Ahead
11. Backup Apps
12. Restore Apps
13. Backup Configurator Settings
14. Restore Configurator Settings
15. Enable/Disable Cleanup
16. Set I/O Scheduler
New Features
Backup Settings/Data
Enable/Disable Swap
SQLite Optimization
More tweaked settings
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Usage:
Code:
Flash zip in recovery
Open Terminal
Type "su"
Type "cc"
Both without the quotes
NOTES:
I/O Scheduler: This can speed up read and write on your device. each kernel has their own set of io schedulers but the script displays the ones in your kernel. You current io scheduler will have [ ] around it. To learn more about io schedulers check this out:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6931
I use either sio or noop, seem to be the fastest
Undervolting: Your kernel must support this feature. It undervolts the cpu to save battery
Virtuous OC Daemon: When enabled it set you max cpu for wake and sleep and changes the governor when your device is awake or asleep. It saves battery by lowering cpu frequencys while the device sleeps, when it awakes it automatically speeds it up again. Or alternately you can set the cpu with the configurator.
Optimze Mounts: Remounts system, cache, dev, and data using different options.
SDCard Read Ahead: Speeds up read/write speeds to sdcard
Cleanup: Cleans up cache/dalvik and trash file on your sdcard on boot
Backup/Restore Apps: Backups are made flashable backups stored on sdcard root.
Bugs:
When switching io scheduler if you select the one with [] around it, it will spit out an invalid argument error. This is because it is copying the brackets too. To correct just pick one without the brackets press enter to confirm then select the one you want again. I am trying to fix it. But if the one you want to use has the [] around dont put in a number just press enter.
IMPORTANT: After restoring data/settings you MUST make a phone call to get radio working properly, just call someone in your contacts and everything will work properly again.
Turning everything off requires a reboot to return the settings back to normal, it can be rebooted from this script.
Settings are remembered so they will be on after a reboot too. No need to set them again after rebooting.
Post ideas for stuff you'd like to see added or any problems/questions you may have.
Devs feel free to add into your roms, just give credit.
Check out my video It shows the menus and what not..Guess video embedding is broke so here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eocdqj5CaCc
As with all mods i HIGHLY recommend a nandroid backup before using this just in case
2/11/12: 2.1
Fixed error when rebooting with system tweaks active
Fixed issue with "leds" file not found
2/7/12: 2.0
Revamped the menu system- Looks ALOT better now
Found most used tweak settings and added them to the tweaks section- should be ok for all devices.
Added the ability to add swap, improves performance on some devices.
Added Data/Settings backup- This will backup your accounts and settings, Not app data but stuff like wifi, sms, google account, and phone settings. Makes a flashable zip file called Data-Backup.zip flash this after you wipe data and install a new rom.
App backup also now makes a flashable zip called App-Backup.zip so you can flash at any time.
Added SQLite Optimizations- turns on vaccum and reindexing.
Tweaks include build.prop, sysctl and system- Adds common values to the settings nothing crazy. But does improve overall performance. Fulfills the need for speed...
Again some features may not work on all devices.
Thanks alot, seems like a nice 'addon'.
However, when I change my io scheduler and I reboot, it switches back again to what I had.
nerotix said:
Thanks alot, seems like a nice 'addon'.
However, when I change my io scheduler and I reboot, it switches back again to what I had.
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Sorry about that, i was trying something and thought it worked, its fixed now in the attachment. Just read the Bugs section in the op.
smokin1337 said:
Sorry about that, i was trying something and thought it worked, its fixed now in the attachment. Just read the Bugs section in the op.
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I did what u said in the bug section but still when I do select the IO I want 2 times and reboot it goes back to sio again.. :s could u perhaps explain it better on how to fix it?
Thanks
nerotix said:
I did what u said in the bug section but still when I do select the IO I want 2 times and reboot it goes back to sio again.. :s could u perhaps explain it better on how to fix it?
Thanks
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Did you download the new attachment and flash it ?
If so i'm not sure why it saves for me. I just did it with all the schedulers i have.
If the one you want to use has [] around it there is no need to change it or select it. If you pick the number of the one with the brackets around it it write that to the file and when it sets it it includes the brackets.
Open root explorer or whatever file manager you use and go to /system/etc/configurator/scheduler and be sure it says the one you want without the [] around it, if not edit the file to the one you want. Like cfq, noop, sio, etc. If it has the [] just remove them.
Hello,
I have an HTC Vision running CM 7.1.0 stable.
I get the following error message when trying to enable undervolting, sick tweaks, etc.
The error message is: /system/etc/configurator/led: No such file or directory.
I have enabled the configurator by selecting '8' and the '2' for enabled thinking that this would correct the problem, but it did not.
Did I miss something?
Thanks for the script.....i used it a lot when i wasusing my HTC EVO 3D
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Updated to 2.0
Please post some feedback i'm trying to get this recognized and possibly on the portal
Let me know what you think of the new menus and additions.
Which one or both do I flash? Sorry off I missed that somewhere
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The one with 2.0 sorry I forgot to remove the first one
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This is the error I'm getting when trying to start the script. I've install the mod twice, no luck
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Sorry i fixed it in the op. Forgot a " in the final version of the script. Thanks for pointing it out.
Got same error as pnut22r
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$ export PATH=/data/local/bin:$PATH
$ su
# cc
/system/xbin/cc: 786: Syntax error: "done" unexpected (expecting ";;")
#
That's the error I got :/ HTC sensation on virtuous sensation
Can you please upload the CC file
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So which one to use now:
The-Configurator-2.0.zip
or
The-Configurator-v2.5-Full-signed.zip (from Sensation forums)
purpler said:
So which one to use now:
The-Configurator-2.0.zip
or
The-Configurator-v2.5-Full-signed.zip (from Sensation forums)
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2.0, i fixed the script sorry about that it was one little symbol causing it now its fixed and tested. Download 2.0-Fixed and reflash.
Sorry guys
Love the Script
Installed and everything worked fine so far... (No error messages)
I almost did a back flip when I saw the data backup option, then re-read the description. Can you add app data to the backup? Titanium is great, but a flashable batch data restore would be an excellent addition. (Then I could continue my back flip) I love the ability to do things from recovery, then I don't have to worry about finding and installing apps. If there's an issue with restoring data across different ROMs or devices, then my mistake.
damastah said:
Installed and everything worked fine so far... (No error messages)
I almost did a back flip when I saw the data backup option, then re-read the description. Can you add app data to the backup? Titanium is great, but a flashable batch data restore would be an excellent addition. (Then I could continue my back flip) I love the ability to do things from recovery, then I don't have to worry about finding and installing apps. If there's an issue with restoring data across different ROMs or devices, then my mistake.
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The real problem is ownership, when copying the databases/files to sdcard it loses ownership. The data it currently copies have standard owners ie., system, radio other apps like htc apps and third party apps have specific owners like app_15, app_27, etc. And they vary between devices and apps that being said i know where to get who owns it and i am working on a way to do it, hopefully i can get it working.
-What do we have here?
-Supercharged script's
-SuperClean script's
-Deblur
-Deodex
-Oc Under terminal emulator (built in in V4 and above see second post)
-Build.Prop tweaks (a lot of 'em)
-Sdcard speed tweaks
-1 percent battery mod
-No carrier logo
-Quick Settings
-Webtop over hdmi
*********-How to Install...**********
------------------This only applies to v1-4, For V5 and above follow instructions listed next to downloads below---------------
-Boot into**BOOTSTRAP**(NO SAFESTRAP)
-Format System
-Install Stock Deodex rom
-Wipe Data/Factory Reset
-Wipe Cache
-Wipe Dalvik Cache
-Reboot phone
-Once stock rom has loaded install bootstrap and reboot into recovery(we need a clean, deodxed, rooted base)
-Wipe Data/Factory Reset
-Wipe Dalvik Cache
-Wipe Cache
-Install SuperCharged Rom
-*****DO NOT FORMAT/WIPE ANYTHING AFTER FLASHING****
-Now what???
-When prompted choose go launcher and set as default
*********Changelog*********
-V1.0
-Initial Release
-Known minior theming bugs.
-v2.0
-Fixed a few theme bugs(wipe data/factory reset)
-Fixed Contacts
-Edit's to updater script
-Added apps (including bloat freezer, I checked its cool)
-Move some apps to /data (so you can uninstall them)
-Added ics notification sounds
- Put back moto launcher (use home switcher)
-V3
-****HUGE Performance increase over V1 and V2****
-Fixed Super user issue's
-Fixed busy box issue
-Fixed webtop?
-Fixed permission issues with oc. Should no longer cause a reboot.
-V4
-Fixed webtop (I'm sure this time)
-OC'd to 1122 on boot
-Ad blocking in hosts file
-Wireless tether hack is now included (this damn thing..)
-Removed Motomizer (I could not seen any improvement over the included scripts)
-Removed Scripts app and BloatFreezer (both were causing push ad's)
-Removed Ciq Completely! (THANKS JIMBRIDGEMAN!)
-V5
-Based on 2.3.6 Update
-Added CapnPez's Toggles
-Better Init.d support (Now loaded from system/bin if install-recovery.sh fails)
-New boot animation
-More build.prop tweaks
-This is a fesh build of 2.3.6 from a system dump, it has been deodxed.
-----------V5_Update_1
------------------Fixed haptic feedback matches 2.3.6
------------------Fixed Supercharger "V6" scripts THANK YOU ZEPPELINROX
------------------Build prop edits to wifi, vm, and 3g Thanks Tyler Carter
---------------------------V5_Update_2
-------------------------------------------Added reboot option and ICS animation. Thank you JRW28 and COGEARY
-------------------------------------------Added ICS Ui, Notification's, and Ringtones.
-------------------------------------------Added Voicesearch from market to system/app
-------------------------------------------Fixed gps fix issues that show up after a few days with rom
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<----Go launcher ics theme
*********Downloads*********
http://depositfiles.com/files/7sm8wjocq <----SuperCharged V 5 This is not a flashable zip, it is a cwm backup, you will need to extract the contents of the zip to the root of your sdcard. Instructions are included in the zip. READ THE "README" FILE INSIDE THE ZIP!---YOU WILL NEED TO WIPE DATA/FACTORY RESET NO MATTER WHAT ROM YOU ARE COMING FROM. Then go to back up and restore, select restore, select SuperCharged_V_5. Let it restore Reboot and you are on your way!
http://downloads.h22designs.com/SuperCharged_V_5_DO_NOT_FLASH.rar <----SCV5 Mirror thanks to Script
http://depositfiles.com/files/0z63kidwv <---- SCV5 Update 1, ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS FLASH FROM BOOTSTRAP, No wipe etc... SCV5 "ONLY"
http://depositfiles.com/files/k4opdtt3g <----SCV5 Update 2, ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS FLASH FROM BOOTSTRAP, YOU DO NOT NEED TO WIPE ANYTHING. This Includes SCV5 Update 1. Having force close issues? Use the full backup listed below.
http://depositfiles.com/files/en42gu9jp <----SCV5 Update 2 Full System Img. Place on root of sdcard, Use advanced restore and only restore /system Read the "README" File included in the zip. You will Not need to wipe. This is only for those of you facing force closes after updating to SCV5_Update_2.
http://www.multiupload.com/9UHYFAPETU <----Supercharged V 4 (If coming from
V3 Just wipe dalvik cache any other rom, full wipe see above)
http://depositfiles.com/files/a3my85m50 <---- Alt Link for Supercharged V 4
http://www.sendspace.com/file/o7kzac <---- Alt link for Supercharged V 4
http://www.multiupload.com/FIUXZ4FBFD <----Supercharged V 3 (Wipe data/factory reset, wipe dalvik cache)
http://www.multiupload.com/21J01SXJ6Z <----Supercharged V 2
http://db.tt/MtDaBE8O <----Supercharged Atrix Rom
http://www.multiupload.com/IZVCVPRNGJ <----Stock Deodexd Rom Direct Link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420980 <----Stock Deodexed Thread
Thanks for clicking Thanks!!
*********Thanks*********
Thanks: Jimbridgeman-No ciq and more advice then you can shake a stick at , Shady_lanen-Theme base, most of updater script and power toggles, Nitro-Battery Icons,fenny-webtop mod,hashcode,Jydaddy, zeppelinrox, tylercarter... If I forget ya PM me and i'll put it up.
A special thanks to all of you willing to test almost everything I throw at you, It helps so much thanks guys.
Xda Member Script is nice enough to host the rom's free of charged, Please click this link and click thank's! http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=441777
Hey guys sorry for taking so long to do well... anything :-(. Since I have let my A2 go to take advantage of an amazing opportunity presented to me by another smart phone manufacturer I weighed the options of just letting the supercharged rom die or hand it over to one of the other amazing devs here for the a2. And after literally 354 pm's requesting updates, fixes, or just to get back in the game it became clear I couldn't let it die! And lucky for you guys rdavisct is willing to take the rom on! I hope you all the best of luck and I know you are all in great hands with rdavist. I encourage you all to check out his work and to stay tuned as I know he will make great things happen for your devices! Thank you guys for all your support and hard work, You made a dev out of a tinker lol.
************A note on over clocking***********
For best results this is how ya need to do it. (only if you are using the old method exp typing 1200 into terminal emulator)
-Do not over clock until your phone is fully loaded (feels like setup lag is gone)
-Use motor_hot_plug governor
-Set min and Max to 1000
-Reboot the phone
-Wait till the phone is fully booted (again feels like lag is gone)
-Now open terminal emulater and type "su"
-Now type "1100"
-Run at 1100 for a few mins put some stress on it at 1100
-Now go to terminal emulator and type "su"
-Now type "1200"
****I'm seeing much better results if I "break it in" the over clock as opposed to just jumping in at 1200****
Thanks to Rick#2 for this overclock method.
Original OC thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1341514
************READ ME************
If you are running V4 you will need to delete the file OC3 in system/ect/init.d in order to use this overclock method, the default method in V4 is different then this one but they are both included. Please read the post linked below to learn how to set your own clock speed.
If you want to OC to say 1200 you would open terminal emulator type su, then echo 1200000000 > /proc/opptimizer
Another option is say you know your phone is stable at 1250 you could go to /system/etc/init.d open the file oc3 and change the values to 1250000000 and you would be at 1250 on every boot. DO NOT SET THIS TO A LEVEL YOUR PHONE IS NOT STABLE AT YOU WILL BOOT LOOP.
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14511-op...4-overclocking-kernel-modulesofficial-thread/
Why distribute a rom as a backup?
It's just so much easier to maintain a rom like this, by just using the /system image for the restore we keep things small, simple, and updates can come much faster. We are also eliminating the possibility of a bootloop during flash to a new rom and we don't need a prep rom that causes gps issues! This will also mean the future updates in theory should never require you to format /data. That means we should not have to lose all our setting's in future editions of the supercharged roms!
____
-Beta;
It means the rom is a "WIP" Work In Progress, With enough of the features working to be a daily driver. In this stage the rom is not to be considered as a finished product or 100% stable. Expect bugs, (Report bugs!)
_____________
********Included in SCV5 update*****
-Like the lighter haptic feedback 2.3.6 has stock?? Me too... Here's how to get it back in SCV5.
1: Click here ----> http://depositfiles.com/files/fg1c2ro4e
2: From cmd or terminal type:
3: adb push framework-res.apk /sdcard/
4: adb shell
5: su
6: mount -o rw,remount /dev/null /system
7: cp /sdcard/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
8: reboot
9: All Done!
__________________
***********MD5**********
SuperCharged V5_Update_2 618A7E1EC527439459717391BDACEB07 *SuperCharged_V_5_Update_2_Do_Not_Flash.rar
SuperCharged V5 AC513654F485042DE5A3E3686031C1B4 *SuperCharged_V_5_DO_NOT_FLASH.rar
SuperCharged V4
SuperCharged V3 35BAE13E25D61A1E3531EECE446F3C2B *SuperCharged_Atrix_V3.zip
SuperCharged V2 CA30B7CDE32C633C8E74EC0005D3C700 *SuperCharged_Atrix_V2.zip
SuperCharged V1 257B237EB0566E679591FB1D493A8A3E *SuperCharged_Atrix.zip
Sounds great! Where can we download it? Thanks
I heard dropbox will get upset if you share to much, have you thought about www.multiupload.com just an idea.
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Zoide_ said:
Sounds great! Where can we download it? Thanks
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It's up now!
kleeman7 said:
I heard dropbox will get upset if you share to much, have you thought about www.multiupload.com just an idea.
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Yeah, I will. It's just dropbox is so easy I mean come on in windows it's just a drag and drop to the internet!
lfaber06 said:
It's up now!
Yeah, I will. It's just dropbox is so easy I mean come on in windows it's just a drag and drop to the internet!
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Agreed, lol. I love dropbox.
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I see the link to the new rom is up Could you please provide a link to the "stock deodexed rom"? Thanks
This is working well so far.
So far, Overclocking with opptimizer doesn't need to run for 24 hours to work properly; at 1275mhz I'm beating a galaxy nexus in antutu.
I kinda miss the stock blur homescreen
Do we have to use Go Launcher? Just wondering, Thanks again for another great looking ROM.
Love you lfaber! Great news to wake up to! Will flash tonight once I get home from work. I have the stock deodexed rom already on the phone and I will report back any issues, if I run into any. Thanks!
PeteSeiler2010 said:
Do we have to use Go Launcher? Just wondering, Thanks again for another great looking ROM.
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You can install another launcher if you wish. I prefer ADW Launcher on my touchpad... It works well here too.
Also, I was able to restore the stock launcher
Drop BlurHome2.apk from the StockRootedOcWebDeodex zip back into /system/app directory, reboot, then install Moto Home Fix to switch to it.
I was wondering if i could use the themes from the StockDeodexRootTogglesOc-2 rom?
So I decided to go ahead and install the ROM and realized that the theme is already there.
Running this all morning so far, its nice and fast and stable, Thanks again!
PeteSeiler2010 said:
Running this all morning so far, its nice and fast and stable, Thanks again!
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How is your battery life so far?
i installed everything and it looks great so far!
however when i try to open AnTuTu i get a force close.
any ideas?
nevermind.
i updated the app and all is well!
When I try to open my google account to stop it from syncing certain things i get a FC that states. "The application Accounts (processcom.motorola.setup) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again"
I also am not able to find the email app. I use exchange and can add my account but not able to find the emails.
Coldheat1906 said:
How is your battery life so far?
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My battery was holding its own pretty well, I would not be able to give an actual percentage now though, I plugged it in to transfer some files and forgot to unplug it...
duke8804 said:
When I try to open my google account to stop it from syncing certain things i get a FC that states. "The application Accounts (processcom.motorola.setup) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again"
I also am not able to find the email app. I use exchange and can add my account but not able to find the emails.
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Fixed in v2
moofree said:
You can install another launcher if you wish. I prefer ADW Launcher on my touchpad... It works well here too.
Also, I was able to restore the stock launcher
Drop BlurHome2.apk from the StockRootedOcWebDeodex zip back into /system/app directory, reboot, then install Moto Home Fix to switch to it.
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BlurHome is back in v2 just use home switcher from the market.
duke8804 said:
I was wondering if i could use the themes from the StockDeodexRootTogglesOc-2 rom?
Yes but you would get the carrier logo back (AT&T logo in status bar) I have not updated them yet.
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Is the link in the OP for V1 or for V2? This is the one I see:http://db.tt/MtDaBE8O. The filename is SuperCharged_Atrix.zip
Thanks for your great work!
EDIT: I see you added the link for V2 just now
IMPORTANT: If you updated your system to Android 4.1.2, *DO NOT* flash either _motley kernel, as they are built on 4.1.1 and contain the wrong interface to the power management chip. This will result in a bootloop at the least, and possibly much much worse
What we're doing, here, is turning your n7 into a multitasking muscle-machine, and giving it the I/O throughput to match. These instructions are for the stock ROM, but can be applied to any ROM with a little modification. Enjoy!
Do the OTA update to 4.1.1 (if you're stock and haven't, already), and then......
[KERNEL][GPL][Linaro][OC 1.6GHz][UV][GPU+][ZRAM][SIO+V(R)] 2012-08-10 motley 1.1.1
From that thread, you need:
a) the 1.1.1 kernel of your choice
b) the 1.0.5b kernel with ramdisk (if you're already running a custom ROM with init.d support, you don't need this, nor do you need to create /system/etc/init.d in a future step)
You'll also need:
a) root
b) cwm
c) busybox (absolute must, make sure your symlinks are proper)
d) some type of root-enabled text editor (I use root explorer)
e) a full featured cpu/sd management app (I use System Tuner)
BEYOND THIS POINT, THERE BE DRAGONS. I'm not responsible if you FUBAR your device, but if you follow my instructions to the letter, you won't
0.5) READ THIS ENTIRE POST BEFORE PROCEEDING
1) install cwm and root your tab (if you haven't already)
2) reboot into CWM, flash the 1.0.5b kernel with ramdisk (if you're on stock or a stock-based ROM without init.d support), then immediately flash the 1.1.1 kernel you chose (gpu overclocking is nice and all, but I haven't found a game that doesn't run perfectly with the stock GPU speed of 416MHz..Looks great on benchmarks, though)
3) reboot back into JB, fire up root explorer, remount /system rw, create a folder in /system/etc called init.d (permissions rwxr-xr-x), create a file in it called S90zRAMandSpeedTweaks (permissions rwxrwxrwx), and long-press to open it in a text editor
4) make it look like this:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
#remount /data for faster i/o
mount -o remount,noauto_da_alloc /data /data
#disable fsync (controversial, I've been doing it for years with no real issues)
echo 0 > /sys/class/misc/fsynccontrol/fsync_enabled
#set zRAM size (recommended sizes are 64 and 128, as this compresses an actual block of RAM. Setting it higher will likely impede performance)
echo $((1024*1024*128)) > /sys/block/zram0/disksize
#use busybox to create and activate zram0, if busybox is not in /system/xbin, modify accordingly
/system/xbin/busybox mkswap /dev/block/zram0
/system/xbin/busybox swapon /dev/block/zram0
It's important to leave at least one trailing line in scripts. Just trust me, it's a linux thing.
*NOTE* The above script does NOT check to see if it was successful, but if you copied it directly and installed busybox to /system/xbin then it will work. Once you reboot in a few minutes, you can check by using the command "busybox free" from a terminal emulator or adb shell
5) Save the file, delete the .bak now in that folder, and close root explorer.
6) Open System Tuner, tap on the SD option, change cache to 1024 and scheduler to deadline
7) Tap the Voltage option and hit -25 4 times and save the settings as voltage_table_uv
8) Tap the CPU option and tap Boot Settings. For CPU and SD, set the method to init.d
9) Close System Tuner and reboot your device.
10 Profit/consume butter
It seems like a lot, but it really only takes about 15 minutes if you're a complete rooting n00b, and the end result is a buttery-smooth multitasking powerhouse (that blows iOS *away*). The 100mV undervolt also greatly extends battery life. I haven't had ANY issues at -100mV, but if you do, just increase it by hitting +25 on the voltage tab of System Tuner until you have something that works for you (in fact, you might want to start at -25mV and slowly grow it to -100mV, playing games and checking for instablity along the way)
It's also worth mentioning that if you're currently completely stock, you will need to unlock your bootloader to root and install CWM, and unlocking the bootloader wipes your device (no way around it, unfortunately. Hook your N7 up to your computer and backup the entire contents of /storage/sdcard0 to make restoring your data as painless as possible)
farmerbb's scripts - If you're having trouble getting your scripts to stick, or just don't want to be assed with installing System Tuner, use these! There are three different packages, for 64MB, 128MB, and 256MB zRam setups. Thanks, farmerbb!!
------- Revisions as of 9/1/12 -------
Fixed first line of script so it will actually run
Fixed zRam settings, as zRam is a block of actual RAM, not written to storage
Removed JRummy busybox installer as recommended. Use whichever you like, just make sure your symlinks are good
Awesome guide. Can't wait to try this out!
Thanks for the share..
Sounds good, will try this out tomorrow.
Dont suppose anyone has a copy if 1.0.5? Removed from Motleys OP
Nvm, went on web version and it was there
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Nice to see your thread here.
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Copied this over from the other thread to show that it works:
clankfu said:
Here's my Androbench after applying the zRAM and fsync tweaks that Jay Aristide posted on page 6. I didn't really have a problem with lag but now my N7 is absolutely flying! Only minor annoyance is that my System Tuner settings won't stick after a reboot.
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I'm out of thanks for the next few hours, so here's a ^5! Glad it's working well for you
Jay Aristide said:
*NOTE* The above script does NOT check to see if it was successful, but if you copied it directly and installed busybox to /system/xbin then it will work. Once you reboot in a few minutes, you can check by using the command "busybox free" from a terminal emulator or adb shell
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What should it say here if it worked? Thanks for the guide
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ChrisJ951 said:
What should it say here if it worked? Thanks for the guide
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For the last line, you'll see numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes.
Thank you very much for gathering and presenting all that information. One question though. Does any of this impacts battery life?
sotoskawasaki said:
Thank you very much for gathering and presenting all that information. One question though. Does any of this impacts battery life?
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The undervolting increases your battery life.
so just to make sure before attempting this mod:
im on stock 4.1.1 rooted with cwm
i need :???????
motley_nexus7_with_stock_ramdisk_v1.0.5_build_39.zip
and witch one of those??
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_NoGPUOC_build_220.zip (GPU stock 416GHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU484_build_219.zip (GPU OC 484MHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU520_build_218.zip (GPU OC 520MHz)
thanx
guinnes.s said:
so just to make sure before attempting this mod:
im on stock 4.1.1 rooted with cwm
i need :???????
motley_nexus7_with_stock_ramdisk_v1.0.5_build_39.zip
and witch one of those??
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_NoGPUOC_build_220.zip (GPU stock 416GHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU484_build_219.zip (GPU OC 484MHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU520_build_218.zip (GPU OC 520MHz)
thanx
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Yes to the first one and take your pick with the second ones the only difference is the GPU overclock, stock works just fine so try that first
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guinnes.s said:
so just to make sure before attempting this mod:
im on stock 4.1.1 rooted with cwm
i need :???????
motley_nexus7_with_stock_ramdisk_v1.0.5_build_39.zip
and witch one of those??
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_NoGPUOC_build_220.zip (GPU stock 416GHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU484_build_219.zip (GPU OC 484MHz)
motley_anykernel_nexus7_1.1.1_GPU520_build_218.zip (GPU OC 520MHz)
thanx
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The middle one works best IMO, but they will all do what you seek
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BIGSimon said:
Yes to the first one and take your pick with the second ones the only difference is the GPU overclock, stock works just fine so try that first
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done, it seems is not working i still have no numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes
guinnes.s said:
done, it seems is not working i still have no numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes
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Did you run the busybox installer you downloaded from the play store and have it install busybox to /system/xbin?
From terminal emulator, type
busybox which busybox
If it says anything other than /system/xbin/busybox you'll need to modify the script accordingly
Sometime in the next couple days, I'm going to make a cwm-flashable zip that does everything.. I just need to read up on how
Jay Aristide said:
Did you run the busybox installer you downloaded from the play store and have it install busybox to /system/xbin?
From terminal emulator, type
busybox which busybox
If it says anything other than /system/xbin/busybox you'll need to modify the script accordingly
Sometime in the next couple days, I'm going to make a cwm-flashable zip that does everything.. I just need to read up on how
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Yes is installed in the right place and typing the busybox command it gives that directory. I jus copy and paste ur code when creating the file? ?is that OK, I have the 16gb model.
guinnes.s said:
done, it seems is not working i still have no numbers next to "Swap" instead of just zeroes
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Mind didn't work until I ran the script via Script Manager. Download the app, find that zRAM script file you created in the init.d folder, select it, choose script, press the SU & boot icon up top and press Run. You'll see it run in command and say zRAM successful. Press Back and then save it.
For some reason, System Tuner doesn't seem to want to play nice with this script - at least for me.
guinnes.s said:
Yes is installed in the right place and typing the busybox command it gives that directory. I jus copy and paste ur code when creating the file? ?is that OK, I have the 16gb model.
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If you're doing it in notepad, that's the problem. Notepad++ works if you choose Unix encoding
MOAR | fully recommended for legacy & old devices <3 | 11/1/15 | sched_tuner v1.0.8
this MOD is VERY COMPATIBLE with any other MODs.
have fun!
n00bs, READ OR GTFO!!
this is my final stance of trying to make a quality mod compared to other all-in-one package "MOD"z (basically just simple all-in-one tweakz and crap)
hope you appreciate my work. -hoholee12-
pretty much most of these mods here will be more compatible if your device is older, or has older(or outdated) Android versions!
i originally designed it for Galaxy S(yes, the 2010 phone xDDD) in mind....these engines dates back to 2012-2013 on theory & small implementation, now repackaged as full version for better use!
if you get the necessary api missing error message before the menu shows up, you should NOT use wakelock sheriff and scaudiofix. they are likely to glitch out and cause havok!!
you need a "properly" working busybox and BASH interpreter to run this MOD.
you can get BASH from here.
you can get busybox from here.
for whitelisting apps on wakelock sheriff & stuff about thread booster and how to apply it, please read the end of the manual on the 7th option. :3
TL;DR how to:
download the sched_tuner_updater.zip and flash it.
type in terminal:
Code:
su -c bash
sched_tuner
all done.
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latest revision can be found here!: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoholee12/avcore/master/sched_tuner.sh
new update bypasses debugfs limitation. users can now use extra boot tweaks and engines without debugfs.NOTE: two 'not supported' lines will occasionally appear instead of lists.(its not a bug, it means your device dont support debugfs.)
screenshots
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Galaxy Note II running wakelock_sheriff, look how much this thing saves battery!!(it wasnt like this before)
My older Galaxy S(5 yrs old with almost degraded battery!) running wakelock_sheriff. before this, it would go off in 6 hours, now it stays almost at the same level while going for more than 13 hours!!
what does it do?
-scAudioFix: this is a new engine i have developed since v0.0.6(released as a working state on v0.0.7). it controls cpu clock speed to avoid throttling when mediaserver process bursts out for resources, therefore it has an effect of killing audio skipping, or audio stutters when playback.
do NOT get confused over its name, its more than just lagfixing audios. it also saves battery by monitoring mediaserver process in realtime!
-rtmixman: continuation of my older project that has been widely used and loved by android community.
it adjusts minfree values so that heap allocation will be faster and supposedly boost general performance.
mpengine entry was replaced by rtmixman in v0.0.9
-boot tweaks: literally boot tweaks. these are the tweaks that cannot be done after boot.(such as changing system_server priority)(i am the only one who discovered this exploit, yay me!)
you will have to make the script to run on boot in order to make boot tweaks work.
-wakelock sheriff: a relatively new engine, introduced in v1.0.0(at the time i wrote this)
when your device goes to sleep, this will detect any processes that are hogging up the cpu and end them silently. thus prolonging battery life.
it has similar mechanism as scAudioFix. its algorithm is much faster than scAudioFix.
even if the cycle is fast enough, cpu may wake up periodically from this engine too.
its recommended to set a longer sleep time(default: 1min)
-thread booster: continuation of my older project(thread priority booster beta: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2076101)
this will boost foreground applications to have more cpu resources than any other, resulting in smoother and less laggy performance!
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Recommended for use with other disk I/O tweaks.(the only area this mod doesnt cover.....)
(new version)v0.0.3(and up) now installs extra bootup tweaks when set on boot.
boot time may increase(since it changes boot priorities on zygote process), but in exchange, smoothness scrolling speed will last much more.
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v0.0.6 now has MPEngine13 built-in for better performance and stability!(removed in v0.0.9)
v0.0.7 now has scAudioFix built-in for better performance and stability!
v0.0.8 now fixes mpengine compatibility on ALL DEVICES!!
v0.0.9 now has rtmixman built-in for better performance and stability!
v0.0.9 update2 is completely bugfree!
v1.0.0 now has wakelock sheriff built-in for longer batterylife!
v1.0.2 fixes all the critical compatibility problems on newer Android systems!
v1.0.3 adds whitelist functionality on wakelock_sheriff!
v1.0.5 now has thread booster built-in for better performance!
how to install = guide on installing a mod installer
STEP1) download the attachment posted below-->sched_tuner.pdf
STEP2)remove the extension name(and you can change the file name to whatever you'd like)(mine's 'sched_tuner'.)
P.S. you can also change the file name itself to something YOU would like to name it with. e.g.) iloveyou.sh
STEP3)put it in /system/bin, /sbin or /system/xbin(any folder that contains posix applets) = recommended for speed
Or... you can rename it to 'sched_tuner.sh'(extension 'sh' means its an executable script) and install the script like this-->(open the terminal emulator first and then...)
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$ bash sched_tuner.sh --install -s /system/xbin
found it!
please wait...
program file already exists. overwrite? (y/n) y
copying files...
================================================================================
install complete!
type 'sched_tuner' to run the program!
$
all done! now you can go to the 'how to use' section.
if you are too stupid to follow the instructions and would rather want to flash the zip instead, download sched_tuner_updater.zip and flash it.
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NOTE: this will basically copy itself(the installer) to the directory where it should be installed.
how to use
(if you have done the "how to install" correctly,) open the terminal, and do this:
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sched_tuner
you will be greeted with this:
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scheduling features tuner v0.0.3
current scheduling features list:
GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS [COLOR="Red"]is ON.[/COLOR]
START_DEBIT [COLOR="Red"]is ON.[/COLOR]
WAKEUP_PREEMPT [COLOR="Red"]is ON.[/COLOR]
AFFINE_WAKEUPS [COLOR="Red"]is ON.[/COLOR]
generally, [COLOR="Lime"]GREEN[/COLOR] is considered OK, while [COLOR="Red"]RED[/COLOR] is NOT OK.
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select an option:
1)disable everything(speedhack!)
2)set the tweak on boot(init with few extra tweaks)
3)backup list
4)restore list/uninstall
5)refresh list
6)exit
you want to test the performance improvement before installing it to your device?
then the first thing you would want to do is select 1st one: disable everything(speedhack!)
--> this is the fastest way to see the performance improvement on the fly!(also temporary.)
you should see:
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scheduling features tuner v0.0.3
current scheduling features list:
GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
START_DEBIT [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
WAKEUP_PREEMPT [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
AFFINE_WAKEUPS [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
generally, [COLOR="Lime"]GREEN[/COLOR] is considered OK, while [COLOR="Red"]RED[/COLOR] is NOT OK.
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select an option:
1)disable everything(speedhack!)
2)set the tweak on boot(init with few extra tweaks)
3)backup list
4)restore list/uninstall
5)refresh list
6)exit
and then, if you want to install it for daily use, go ahead and press: '2)set the tweak on boot(init with few extra tweaks)'
you will have to reboot your device in order to see extra improvements after that.
after you reboot, you will see:
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scheduling features tuner v0.0.3
current scheduling features list:
GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
START_DEBIT [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
WAKEUP_PREEMPT [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
AFFINE_WAKEUPS [COLOR="lime"]is OFF.[/COLOR]
[color="yellow"]looks like the mod is already installed.[/color]
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select an option:
1)disable everything(speedhack!)
2)set the tweak on boot(init with few extra tweaks)
3)backup list
4)restore list/uninstall
5)refresh list
6)exit
it means the setup was successful.
NOTE: more and more mods will be included on newer versions.
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NOTE: -do NOT move or delete the installer when a mod was applied on boot. sched_tuner_task will fail to find the installer location and fall in endless loop, resulting in a battery drain.
-also remind that installing(or moving) the mod installer to any location inside system(or data) partition will speed up the modding process every boot.(if you had the installer located on sdcard while applying the mod on boot, the task will have to wait till the sdcard gets mounted on every boot.)
how to self-troubleshoot
if nothing shows up on terminal screen except things that looks like an error such as: "error code 1",
don't freak out and just do what i say:
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sched_tuner --bbpass
if it still don't work, do:
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sched_tuner --verbose
or do:
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sched_tuner --verbose --bbpass
and post the output right here.
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clicking thanks button and constructive feedback is appreciated!:good:
TIP: works great with http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/script-flag-tuner-1-0-t3039223
changelogs
-first release (v0.0.1)
-added init.rc support(v0.0.2)
-minor typos fixed
-new bootup tweaks and bugfixes added(v0.0.3)
-added debugfs mount point(hoping it works)
-added rootfs mount point
-revamped alot of code
-future-proof bugfixes(v0.0.4)
-more boot tweaks added(v0.0.5)
-mpengine added for performance(v0.0.6)
-scAudiofix added for single core devices(v0.0.7)
-API update #3
-scAudioFix updated!(v0.0.7 update1)
-cleaned alot of gibberish codes
-more bugfixes
-scAudioFix updated for less battery drain.
-API update #4
-API minor bugfix
-API update #5, #6
-very smart scAudioFix(v0.0.8 PREVIEW)
-API update #7(v0.0.8)
-tweaked Android startup(v0.0.8 update1)
-removed mpengine(v0.0.9)
-added rtmixman(v0.0.9)
- tweaked Android startup(v0.0.9 update1)
- tweaked rtmixman(v0.0.9 update1)
-rtmixman heapgrowthlimit support(v0.0.9 update2)
-few bugfixes
-wakelock sheriff added for battery life (v1.0.0)
-description update & potential bugfixes (v1.0.1)
-mostly critical bugfixes(v1.0.2)
-API update #8(v1.0.3)
-more error msgs for debugging(v1.0.3)
-wakelock_sheriff whitelist enabled(v1.0.3)
-API update #8 minor bugfix(v1.0.4)
-more clear descriptions on whitelisting apps added.(v1.0.4)
-API update #9(v1.0.4)
-thread_booster added for performance(v1.0.5)
-API bugfixes(v1.0.5)
-tweaked a few things on v1.0.5(v1.0.5)
-API update #14 & thread_booster improved(v1.0.6)
-thread_booster_hell improved(v1.0.7)
-thread_booster_hell improved & boot tweaks improved(v1.0.8) - FINAL VERSION
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if anyone would like to contribute code to this project, you can find the git page here.
Is this universal?
Yes it is.
https://img.bi/#/KbV2uqR!YdAtN1zEn5Ifu2xuf7ldAtGVXLImRcfo05iLjcIc
Same location as busybox
https://img.bi/#/ETKmp3n!1gdXECQ443woGPXFDBKFZkyUR1Wrt0DWPVwBxF8T
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Does it modify any system files? Or just installs itself in the init.d folder? Any requirements do I need before installing the mod? If possible, how do I remove it? Sorry for asking so many questions, want to be sure before flashing this on MIUI rom.
alexbrian21 said:
Does it modify any system files? Or just installs itself in the init.d folder? Any requirements do I need before installing the mod? If possible, how do I remove it? Sorry for asking so many questions, want to be sure before flashing this on MIUI rom.
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you can read the description on how to install the mod.
as for removing, you can uninstall the mod by choosing 4th option'restore lists'.
new update!
-new bootup tweaks and bugfixes added(v0.0.3)
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Getting ready to install and try this out. Thanks for the effort.
hoholee12 said:
new update!
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Can you put extra detail on how to install this? I'm getting a bit confused. The terminal can't find the file that I want to install. Maybe a video guide would help? And does it conflict with other mods?
alexbrian21 said:
Can you put extra detail on how to install this? I'm getting a bit confused. The terminal can't find the file that I want to install. Maybe a video guide would help? And does it conflict with other mods?
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i managed it with stericson busybox installer and smanager. first looked where busybox is located, moved file to it, Renamed as .sh and selected as executable with su rights + install arguments. Then use terminal to start
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I still think a video guide would be better. HeathenMen can you make one? It'll be very useful for people with installing problems.
Questions
A few questions I'm confused about in the OP. You're referring to CPU Schedulers so is this tweak adjusting i/o schedulers or cpu governors. I usually dont see terminology as "CPU scheduler" Or is it not doing anything with either of what I mentioned. Reason being I'm running a performance gov with screen on and don't want slow that down as with greenify and screen dim, etc I have amazing battery life with screen on performance gov. But I of course want more performance out of my phone.
Thanks
Josh
alexbrian21 said:
I still think a video guide would be better. HeathenMen can you make one? It'll be very useful for people with installing problems.
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Had some problems myself but it worked. As soon as ive got time for it, why not
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It's only for samsung device or all?
Well, i cant run, because not such directory on sys/kernel/debug/ bla bla :silly:
HeathenMan said:
Had some problems myself but it worked. As soon as ive got time for it, why not
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Thanks a lot. I myself am having problems installing it as well.
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ZeroDroid said:
It's only for samsung device or all?
Well, i cant run, because not such directory on sys/kernel/debug/ bla bla :silly:
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I asked in the first page. It's universal.
alexbrian21 said:
Thanks a lot. I myself am having problems installing it as well.
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I asked in the first page. It's universal.
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Yes universal but not all kernel have sched feature
Run : my error /sys/kernel/sched_features: no such file or directory
I see with root explore and yes file not found
i added a fix. please redownload.
some kernels dont have debugfs mounted at boot. this might fix it
Not able to create init.d folder or create scripts within folder b/c read-only. I'm using custom AEL kernel with init.d support, folder already there with several scripts, used root explorer making directory r/w, but still read-only error. This error happens in terminal after typing su, then sched_tuner, then option 2. Option 1 works, just can't stick on boot. Script works great, thanks for help.