So I've used the sqlite vacuum/re-index feature of V6 SuperCharger blindly without knowing what it does getting a placebo effect sort of thing, and I started doing some research on it and realized that this feature has started getting stripped out of a lot of stock roms and what not on android devices and that basically it makes it wayyyy easier for the system to index and sort out system/app files a lot of it was over the top for me but I figured there could be no negative effects to this at all.
So long story short I downloaded SQLite Installer from the market
Restarted and everything on my phone has been quick and painless it's been up for 6 hours now since the restart and have yet to have any lag/problems.
here's my set up:
Tweaked 2.0
0504 PBJ Kernel
OC'd to 1.2ghz (SIO i/o and Interactive governor)
don't know if it is placebo affect once again and I'd love to get some more veteran knowledge on this but I LOVE MY PHONE NOW
As I am a new member here I cannot post links but go to my thread at rootzwiki[dot]com/topic/25072-sqlite3-phone-is-snappier-than-ever/ and read the instructions there and download the easily flashable .zip file with the included detailing script.
happy flashing
p2kmafia
I just flashed so ill report if results are the same for me
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good lookin. there were positive results in my rootzwiki thread.
RFS or EXT4?
and is this the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ptSoft.util.sqlite3forroot
It would be fairly easy to run before and after database benchmarks in an app such as AnTuTu Benchmark. That would show if there are any real gains to be had.
Looking at the script, it essentially just re-writes all of the databases on the phone (via a VACUUM/REINDEX combo). Logic would state that if you have badly fragmented databases, which would manifest as things like degredation of performance over time, then this should make your phone a bit snappier.
[edit: I ran before and after tests (average of 3 tests). There was no appreciable difference between the tests. Now, the test results may not reflect real world results for two reasons: 1. I have no idea how the database I/O test in AnTuTu actually tests (what database, etc) and 2. I received errors when the script was attempting to vacuum databases ("error: unable to open file"), though the re-indexing worked fine.
End result? The test essentially means nothing and all we can go off of is anecdotal evidence. However, whether it's a placebo effect or not, this process simply can't harmfully impact your phone. As such, results should be anything from no change in response to some response increase.
Yeah, I know. A whole lot of typing that essentially says nothing. Sorry!]
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RFS or EXT4?
and is this the app: play.google[DOT]com/store/apps/details?id=ptSoft.util.sqlite3forroot
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yes that's the app but check out my rootzwiki thread the flashable zip file adds the detailing script to your sd card that you'll need if you feel your device slowing down.
Cilraaz: thanks for testing this out. the error opening files might have to do with a bad install. keep the detailing script and try the app in the playstore for the install or reflash the zip
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Cilraaz: thanks for testing this out. the error opening files might have to do with a bad install. keep the detailing script and try the app in the playstore for the install or reflash the zip
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I re-installed from Play and have tested my copy of sqlite3. It is a working copy. I also didn't flash the zip. I downloaded the zip, extracted the shell script, and manually placed it on my SD card. I've run the vacuum command manually as well, and received the same error.
I don't know what to tell you. I just re-ran the detailing script and I don't receive those errors, but if you know it is installed correctly/is vacuuming it shouldn't be a problem. I wish I knew more about this software to help out. I just discovered it helps a lot haha.
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I re-installed from Play and have tested my copy of sqlite3. It is a working copy. I also didn't flash the zip. I downloaded the zip, extracted the shell script, and manually placed it on my SD card. I've run the vacuum command manually as well, and received the same error.
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Are you using script manager to run the script? And if so are you running with root privileges?
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Are you using script manager to run the script? And if so are you running with root privileges?
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Script manager as root. Command line as root. The entire script and individual manual vacuums. Same result on all. Maybe I'll boot into CWM and run a fix permissions to see if that does anything.
Check the permissions of sqlite3 in system/xbin using root explorer. Read and execute should have all three checkboxes checked and write should have owner checked.
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Check the permissions of sqlite3 in system/xbin using root explorer. Read and execute should have all three checkboxes checked and write should have owner checked.
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hey endless I just checked my sqlite3 and it has all 9 checks across the board. should I change them as well even though i'm not experiencing any problems?
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hey endless I just checked my sqlite3 and it has all 9 checks across the board. should I change them as well even though i'm not experiencing any problems?
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No, you're fine.
So i did everything in the instructions and i have one little question. Do i keep the script running in the background?
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So i did everything in the instructions and i have one little question. Do i keep the script running in the background?
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No. Once you've flashed/installed SQLite3 it runs by itself it's not a script. the detailing script is a run once kind of thing that you run if you feel your phone slowing down/lagging. I usually run it anywhere from once every 2 days to once every 3 or 4.
I also have an auto cache clearing app that I use that helps with lag so you don't get the two mixed up.
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No. Once you've flashed/installed SQLite3 it runs by itself it's not a script. the detailing script is a run once kind of thing that you run if you feel your phone slowing down/lagging. I usually run it anywhere from once every 2 days to once every 3 or 4.
I also have an auto cache clearing app that I use that helps with lag so you don't get the two mixed up.
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Failed for me.
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Failed for me.
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what failed for you? i'd love to help out but need a little more information
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Check the permissions of sqlite3 in system/xbin using root explorer. Read and execute should have all three checkboxes checked and write should have owner checked.
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If this was in regard to my issue, it's of no consequence. The sqlite3 executable was running fine, as evidenced by the fact that there were no errors in executing sqlite3 (the REINDEX command ran without problem). The permission issue would be with the database files themselves, though root should have no permission issues on r/w partitions like data and dbdata, or wherever sqlite3 is trying to write the temporary database during the VACUUM process. The VACUUM process actually reads data out of the database file, stores it in a temporary file, and then overwrites the original file with data from the temporary file. This eliminates "blank" data and fragmentation within the database files, which is why you see a slight performance increase and smaller database footprint.
Does anyone know where that temporary db file is stored by sqlite3?
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Does anyone know where that temporary db file is stored by sqlite3?
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Unfortunately my expertise stops at how it works/why it works I just found out that it helps my phone and that's it
This def made my phone much snappier. My only question is, when i run the script i get a constant error, "error mountind database". Not really sure whato do (if anything) since it has made the phone quicker regardless.
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Related
For reference. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=561579
Advantages:
jubeh said:
...there are two latent benefits to having odexed apps; decreased usage of dalvik-cache (thus, more space in /data) and decreased first-boot time after a wipe.
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The disadvantage of odexed apps is that, unless the classes.dex is kept inside the .jar or .apk, the app and framework are bound to each other (though an odexed framework can still be used under a full set of non-odexed apks, but not the other way around). This removes mix-and match, and it was the reason why I was waiting for a more current hero-dump that didn't have all it's apps and frameworks odexed...
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This is just something quick that I threw together after i was asked some questions regarding creating .odex files and the entire dexopt mechanism.
I searched for scripts that allowed me to do this quickly but I only found half assed ones that really didn't fit my needs.
So here's a rough preview of the script: http://pastebin.com/PKxvzMmR
How it works:
After you flash the update.zip below, you'll have both the d3xopt.sh script and the dexopt-wrapper binary. You'll then simply jump into shell
Code:
adb remount
adb shell
and type "d3xopt.sh" and it'll spout out a brief overview of the script:
Code:
Clearing dalvik-cache
Directions:
This script allows you to create .odex files
to optimize dalvik runtime
How to use:
FR - Framework
SA - System Apps
ALL - Framework/System Apps
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
DO NOT DEXOPT SYSTEM APPS THEN FRAMEWORK.
ALWAYS DEXOPT FRAMEWORKS THEN SYSTEM
APPLICATIONS.
WRONG ORDER WILL RESULT IN ANDROID
RUNTIME ERRORS.
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
Example: d3xopt.sh FR creates the .odex files for core.jar, ext.jar, framework.jar, android.policy.jar, and services.jar in boot order as to not create any problems with runtime. This follows the order set forth by Jubeh here.
I did put in a few 'checks' that will stop the script from running. Right now it's just rough. (checks for Phone.odex and core.odex before initializing, if present, it exits).
Make sure that you nandroid before you run this script, that way, when you get a spam of force closes, you don't have to cry yourself to sleep.
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Also, be sure that if you want to keep an app's ability to be upgraded, don't odex it (actually, don't even have it in /system, toss it to /data/app)
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Download Here: http://www.4shared.com/file/gz0eJdeY/D3xopt.html
Gonna try it right now on jaybob's Dec17th BlackMod, Thanks Deca!
LOL @ Spam of FC's! I got them, about 30 of them, and they keep coming back! Did I do it wrong or what? It cleared Dalvik, then I tried entering cmd's but none worked, entered FR and got nothing????
OK I figured it out
d3xopt.sh FR
Looks like most if not all the Apps failed... Rebooting now
It did boot up but FC for everything Nandroiding back...
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Gonna try it right now on jaybob's Dec17th BlackMod, Thanks Deca!
LOL @ Spam of FC's! I got them, about 30 of them, and they keep coming back! Did I do it wrong or what? It cleared Dalvik, then I tried entering cmd's but none worked, entered FR and got nothing????
OK I figured it out
d3xopt.sh FR
Looks like most if not all the Apps failed... Rebooting now
It did boot up but FC for everything Nandroiding back...
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try odexing on a fresh install before installing anything, also the fc's after the script runs will happen atleast if its anything like the other odex script i used on the vogue, also clearing the dalvik cache AFTER the script runs wont do too much since the dalvik cache gets emptied by the odexing process
Also before you run the script make sure you have atleast 15% of system space left or bad things can happen, and like the Op said is more than a few words, once its odex'd you can never theme it
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Yeah, I dont have much space due to fierats. The dalvik cleared first, I was just out of order on my posting I do to much with themes on phone for this. I didnt see that it wouldnt work, or cause themes in future from working. Boredom, see a new thing and I wanna try it! Anything that can help the Hero is worth a shot
Yea dzo posted a thread about it in the vogue forums, the OP here doesn't exactly say it here but its true and yea FR could cause a problem
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When flashing the zip from recovery, the whole /system/bin/ directory is chmod to 0755 permissions. This causes problems with apps which need superuser permissions. It took me more than a day to figure this out...
Joskevic said:
When flashing the zip from recovery, the whole /system/bin/ directory is chmod to 0755 permissions. This causes problems with apps which need superuser permissions. It took me more than a day to figure this out...
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herp derp, fail on my part. Took the lazy route and just recursively changed permissions on flash instead of just doing it for the individual files. My bad.
Decad3nce said:
herp derp, fail on my part. Took the lazy route and just recursively changed permissions on flash instead of just doing it for the individual files. My bad.
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Think you can make an updated version of it to use on my nook? I think odexing one of the nightlies would be pretty awesome
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Think you can make an updated version of it to use on my nook? I think odexing one of the nightlies would be pretty awesome
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I would love an update too, odexing aospCMod would be awesome.
thoughtlesskyle said:
Think you can make an updated version of it to use on my nook? I think odexing one of the nightlies would be pretty awesome
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il Duce said:
I would love an update too, odexing aospCMod would be awesome.
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Sure, just need to revise the odexing order for gingerbread. Stuck doing homework right now but I'll have some time later this week.
Decad3nce said:
Sure, just need to revise the odexing order for gingerbread. Stuck doing homework right now but I'll have some time later this week.
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Also how would I run this via terminal, for some reason my nook isn't recognized via adb
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thoughtlesskyle said:
Also how would I run this via terminal, for some reason my nook isn't recognized via adb
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I was just about to chip in with the same question, I've got a Flytouch 3, we also can't get into ADB via the usb port, if we could run this script as a stand alone working off a directory with the files on a PC it would be extremely useful
hey Deca, wondering if there is a way to use this for /data/app ? I have evo3D now, LOTS of apps, and it boots wicked slow :/
Hi did this ever get updated for GB ??
Very good idea, hope it can work on modded roms.
Thanks.
Dead Link?
Hi dead Link??! Need it for Dev purposes??
Decad3nce,
the link is dead, can you upload the script again ?
thanks
I am wanting to write a script to change my UV without using Voltage Control, but I have no idea how. Could someone point me to instructions, or possibly write it for me? Thanks in advance.
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I am wanting to write a script to change my UV without using Voltage Control, but I have no idea how. Could someone point me to instructions, or possibly write it for me? Thanks in advance.
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voltage control will write the scrpit and put it in the /system/etc/init.d directory but you need to set that directory to read/write, i use root explorer for this. you can view the script in a text editor via root explorer and you will see what it is doing if you want to mimic it.
Dani897 said:
voltage control will write the scrpit and put it in the /system/etc/init.d directory but you need to set that directory to read/write, i use root explorer for this. you can view the script in a text editor via root explorer and you will see what it is doing if you want to mimic it.
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But isn't that just the boot settings? Or are the apply now settings there too? I'm trying to change it with tasker.
sixstringsg said:
But isn't that just the boot settings? Or are the apply now settings there too? I'm trying to change it with tasker.
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oh, mis understood. ok then what is wrong with using voltage control?
ill look into it. not sure off the top of my head,
edit: wait what am i saying i know this. the script is the same. putting it in init.d just is a place to make the phone run it on boot. you can copy that script anywhere and edit it for alternate setting and execute it yourself.
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oh, mis understood. ok then what is wrong with using voltage control?
ill look into it. not sure off the top of my head,
edit: wait what am i saying i know this. the script is the same. putting it in init.d just is a place to make the phone run it on boot. you can copy that script anywhere and edit it for alternate setting and execute it yourself.
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Ok sweet. I want it in tasker because I cant UV as much when its plugged in without CD, so I then could lower the UV when it's plugged in, then raise when unplugged. Thank you!
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Well I have the script done, but now I don't know how to make tasker run it as root...
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there is or used to be an application called sl4a (scripting layer for android) i dont know where to get it but there is a market app called scripter that is essencially the same. if you put the script on the sd card and import it into scripter and it will give you the ability to shortcut to it, you can use taster to open the shortcut automatically under whatever situation you are changing settings or just put the shortcut on the desktop and open it like an application. you should be able to give scripter su permissions to run it. scripter is nice to have because it also adds a support for all file extensions to android. any file extension that doesnt run in another app will just be tagged as a scripter file so you can download any file type in the stock browser of send and recieve them in mms and email with the stock apps.
also i dont know much about scripting, im still learning. i understand the commands and this one is simple just echos some numbers into configuration files, but im not sure of what can be used within the script. it may be possible to add an su command at the start of the script or start each command "sudo". not sure though, if this doesn't work then scripter is definately the way to go.
after years of windows i am more comfortable with a gui that a terminal window, but i get by.
I don't see a way to create a shortcut to my script in scripter....
oh sorry i was mistaken. you can do it in launcher pro activities i thought it shows in shortcuts but i was wrong. im not sure if tasker can use launcher pro activities. let me see if there is an alternate way. did you try putting su in the script and see if that works?
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oh sorry i was mistaken. you can do it in launcher pro activities i thought it shows in shortcuts but i was wrong. im not sure if tasker can use launcher pro activities. let me see if there is an alternate way. did you try putting su in the script and see if that works?
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When I tried launcher pro activities, it force closed anyway. And I tried su once, but ill try again.
Edit: yeah, su doesnt work. And tasker doesn't return errors when something fails. I have to check voltage control to see if it worked.
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sorry. about that, search google for sl4a. that is what tasker expects you to have when you launch scripts anyway. that is why it wants you to have the script in /sdcard/sl4a/scripts
i would assume sl4a would work better in combinations with tasker. hope that it works! ill try to find it.
running the script from the stock file manager or some other meathods will run scripter and ask for su permissions but i have been trying it as well to see what trouble you are having and for some reason when the script is started by tasker scripter doesn't get launched. i assumed it would work because in most situations scripter acts just like sl4a but in this case i was wrong.
edit: here is sl4a http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
trying it now
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sorry. about that, search google for sl4a. that is what tasker expects you to have when you launch scripts anyway. that is why it wants you to have the script in /sdcard/sl4a/scripts
i would assume sl4a would work better in combinations with tasker. hope that it works! ill try to find it.
running the script from the stock file manager or some other meathods will run scripter and ask for su permissions but i have been trying it as well to see what trouble you are having and for some reason when the script is started by tasker scripter doesn't get launched. i assumed it would work because in most situations scripter acts just like sl4a but in this case i was wrong.
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Yeah, I found that app. Thanks for all the help! We'll get it eventually.
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not working for me. sl4a force closes. i dont know how to get it to use super user, it may need something in the script or maybe there is a super user version, or maybe it is just out dated and doesn't work in froyo. im not really sure. im about to talk to my brother who knows all about bash scripts in linux and sh scripts are similar. maybe he has an idea. unfortunately he doesn't have an android phone but if he did he would be the person to ask.
Yeah, it keeps fcing on me too... I don't know.
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It is working for me. I had to wait a while at first for a permission request for anonymous user data... also it could be that you already have a folder made. it gave me an error saying that it could not gain permission to add the folder to my sdcard. I think this might be because I have sdext and a2ext... maybe...
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It is working for me. I had to wait a while at first for a permission request for anonymous user data... also it could be that you already have a folder made. it gave me an error saying that it could not gain permission to add the folder to my sdcard. I think this might be because I have sdext and a2ext... maybe...
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Is it working for you with tasker? And I already accepted the anonymous user data prompt.
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No clever scripter/tasker people know how?
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sixstringsg said:
No clever scripter/tasker people know how?
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In case anyone was wondering, you can use the script locale plugin and it works wonderfully.
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These written instructions are thanks to JerseyJohn23! Be sure to thank him!
What you need:
Script Manager app from Market and
V6 Supercharger script.
Instructions:
Download Script Manager from Market and download the V6 script.
Open Script Manager and locate the V6 script. Select V6 script
Check "run as root" and hit "run"
A scroll speed menu will appear. 1 is fastest 3 is slowest.. choose accordingly
After menu finishes loading, and choose #9 MEGARAM2 and hit enter
Let it go through the process. You will see lowmwmorykiller values and OOM groupings change. When it finishes you will see prior minfree values and current minfree values.
Back out and select "leave in background"
From main page in Script Manager, hit menu softkey and select "list"
Check "run as root" on this page as well.
Next, the from homescreen, add a Script Manager widget. You long press on homescreen and add it, and click on it. You will see the V6 script. Click on it and it's added. That's it! The widget is added because the values don't stick on some ROMs so it's easy to check after reboot.
Next, reboot phone. Click on your widget, select scrolling speed and choose option 9 again and hit enter. When it finishes, compare the prior and current minfree values. If they match, it is sticking after reboot so a widget isn't necessary. If they don't, you will need to run the script after rebooting. This has been known to help reduce lag on Netflix and games as well as improve scrolling smoothness and multitasking. As you become more familiar with your phone, and you have the option to customize the memory slots to your liking.
Enjoy!
How to video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIA5Wil5QUI
Download:
http://www.forums.acsyndicate.net/showthread.php/2766-How-to-Use-the-V6-Supercharger-Script!
More info here:
HUGE HUGE HUGE Thanks to zeppelinrox here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
GO GIVE HIM A THANK YOU!!!!!
This should really help some people. I have been running this on every GB leak ROM and it seems to greatly reduce the reboots. Nice job qbking!
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There is a way to get it to run at boot everytime. I highly recommend you all check zepp's original thread and read the help files that are contained in the zip files for v6.
Once you run v6 it creates a script in /data called 99supercharger.sh. You can browse to /data in script manager and locate 99supercharger.sh. Run the script and under config check run as root and run at boot. This will set your phone to run the v6 scripts of your choice at boot.
It is slightly different if you are on stock vs custom rom, but there are ways to get this running without a widget.
I think if you are on stock zepp has a script you can run that creates an init.d folder and establishes autostarts. After you run that script you can run v6 and then run the /data/99supercharger script and set that to run as root and run at boot in config.
I hope that's sort of clear, but zepp has a fool proof way of making this run at boot for all.
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Not sure if I should try this. I'm all for making my phone run faster, but I don't notice any hindering performance issues when playing games/playing vids. I play 3 different console emulators, 2 mobile MMORPGs and run a lot of HD videos. Also, out of curiosity, is there any risk involved by running scripts like this?
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Not sure if I should try this. I'm all for making my phone run faster, but I don't notice any hindering performance issues when playing games/playing vids. I play 3 different console emulators, 2 mobile MMORPGs and run a lot of HD videos. Also, out of curiosity, is there any risk involved by running scripts like this?
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No, not really. Its all about what you choose in the menu. If it doesn't work well for you, just "delete configuration"
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Ultro said:
Not sure if I should try this. I'm all for making my phone run faster, but I don't notice any hindering performance issues when playing games/playing vids. I play 3 different console emulators, 2 mobile MMORPGs and run a lot of HD videos. Also, out of curiosity, is there any risk involved by running scripts like this?
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One of the options in supercharger is to unsupercharge, so there is little to loose. Just remember to make a nandroid backup, or whatever yur preferred backup method might be.
Stick with supercharger options that are for 512mb ram and you should be ok.
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I've been able to play a lot more games because my RAM is handled so much better with the option 7 from version 9...all without any shut downs due to memory loss...very convenient till I can upgrade to that 1GB of RAM!
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Gersonian said:
One of the options in supercharger is to unsupercharge, so there is little to loose. Just remember to make a nandroid backup, or whatever yur preferred backup method might be.
Stick with supercharger options that are for 512mb ram and you should be ok.
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Yeah, keep an eye out because the actual 512mb options changed between updates
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JohnCorleone said:
Yeah, keep an eye out because the actual 512mb options changed between updates
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Good call.
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I finally tried this and the seat-of-the-pants meter says it's awesome.
Trident said:
I finally tried this and the seat-of-the-pants meter says it's awesome.
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Mine says the same thing.
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Seems after some testing this helps with random reboots on Gingerbread leaks.
Thanks a heap, I've tried this once before and had no luck getting it to work...but now, with your help, I got it to work and am now using it. Man, my phone is faster and smoother than it's ever been. thanks again.
How about we get this thread stickied?
If this doesn't work for you, set every script in /system/init.d as root and at boot in script manager.
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I installed this script and now my phone stops half way through the booting process and continues to a black screen... any way to undo this without reflashing? I just flashed, configured, and restored my data/apps.
I used Gersonian's method of setting it to run at boot, and so far total awsomeness! Also QBK77 is correct with the no-reboot issue; 72 hours on ACS ICS v6 and not 1 reboot. And with Nubecoders EH17 kernel, it seems the keyboard skip is gone. Have we found the Holy Grail of Gingerbread setups for Epic EH17?
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the link on the acs forums doesnt seem to do anything
edit: I even registered at ACS and the link doesnt do anything can anyone out there send me a dropbox link or something in a pm?
I am running Stockish eh17, and whenever I try to run v6 update 8, I get an awk error every time, saying that busybox is not installed... Not sure what to do...
still unable to download the script =/
What is zipalign, what are the benefits of zipalign and how do i do this?
Thank you
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Someone help me please
just use the search option
EdisDee said:
just use the search option
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I find just one thread with the same question and that thread also has only 2 posts and the person who made the thread posted saying he found the answer but never mentions what the answer is.
I found something about placing a file in the init.d folder but the file was not specified so if anyone has the file in their init.d folder could they copy it to their sd card, upload it to dropbox or any other file share website and share it with me please.
Help please
I know this is bloody perfect forum but sometimes you just need to jump out for a while. It's easier.
"The Android SDK includes a tool called zipalign that optimizes the way an application is packaged. Running zipalign against your application enables Android to interact it more efficiently at run time and thus has the potential to make it and the overall system run faster. We strongly encourage you to use zipalign on both..."
source: http://developer.android.com/resources/articles/zipalign.html
Enable? Nor sure. Kyrillos has it by default. I don't remember about others...
EDIT: Remove ".TXT" and place in /etc/init.d (or /system/etc/init.d). I belive it should be enoguh but can't say for sure. I only hope Kyrillos will not mind, it is from his 8.1 rom. Or hillbeast who edited it to work with hybrid.
mrvek said:
I know this is bloody perfect forum but sometimes you just need to jump out for a while. It's easier.
"The Android SDK includes a tool called zipalign that optimizes the way an application is packaged. Running zipalign against your application enables Android to interact it more efficiently at run time and thus has the potential to make it and the overall system run faster. We strongly encourage you to use zipalign on both..."
source: http://developer.android.com/resources/articles/zipalign.html
Enable? Nor sure. Kyrillos has it by default. I don't remember about others...
EDIT: Remove ".TXT" and place in /etc/init.d (or /system/etc/init.d). I belive it should be enoguh but can't say for sure. I only hope Kyrillos will not mind, it is from his 8.1 rom. Or hillbeast who edited it to work with hybrid.
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I did what you said. I am rebooting the phone now and hopefully your help is sufficient
Smonic said:
What is zipalign, what are the benefits of zipalign and how do i do this?
Thank you
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Download "ADB Mask Controller"
install it, connect your phone with USB debugging enabled.
Make sure the connection is detected by the application, click on the refresh button beside SEARCH Option in the program.
in the first screen, you will find option "Push Zipalign" Do that.
Go to the screen titled "Zipalign"
select the optioin you want to use zipalign for user app or system app or both.
Caution : Use this tool judiciously, it has many advanced features used by ROM developers mainly. Like pushing an app to system, removing bloatware, Sql LIte, and many many more.....A wrong step may force you to reflash your ROM.
Hope it helped.
umangsagar said:
Download "ADB Mask Controller"
install it, connect your phone with USB debugging enabled.
Make sure the connection is detected by the application, click on the refresh button beside SEARCH Option in the program.
in the first screen, you will find option "Push Zipalign" Do that.
Go to the screen titled "Zipalign"
select the optioin you want to use zipalign for user app or system app or both.
Caution : Use this tool judiciously, it has many advanced features used by ROM developers mainly. Like pushing an app to system, removing bloatware, Sql LIte, and many many more.....A wrong step may force you to reflash your ROM.
Hope it helped.
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I clicked on 'push zipalign' a number of times and then clicked on zipalign data/app but nothing happens. It says zipalign not found. Push zipalign and try again or sth like that. I've rebooted my phone and i'm trying now,
Check if you have /system/bin/zipalign. If not try to put it there manually.
ADB controller might have problems mounting your /system r/w and it is read-only. Maybe you can mount it r/w and then try with controller (just guessing, though).
And you'll need to have the S03_zipalign made by kyrillos and hillbeast in /system/etc/init.d (or just /etc/init.d) posted earlier. For what I can tell it zipalign's all apps from /system/app and /data/app.
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Check if you have /system/bin/zipalign. If not try to put it there manually.
ADB controller might have problems mounting your /system r/w and it is read-only. Maybe you can mount it r/w and then try with controller (just guessing, though).
And you'll need to have the S03_zipalign made by kyrillos and hillbeast in /system/etc/init.d (or just /etc/init.d) posted earlier. For what I can tell it zipalign's all apps from /system/app and /data/app.
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I second that esp rw option, its already there in ADB Controller. U can manually browse as instructed above. Its not that difficult, I am sure u will be able to do it well, reply here if u still get probs even after taking all steps as directed in my previous post and the post i quote above.
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I second that esp rw option, its already there in ADB Controller. U can manually browse as instructed above. Its not that difficult, I am sure u will be able to do it well, reply here if u still get probs even after taking all steps as directed in my previous post and the post i quote above.
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Thanks for the help. I'll go back and thank the posts
Anyway i decided not to do any tweaks because i always end up flashing a different ROM anyway, I'm weak when it comes to flashing ROMS
It's like an addiction
Smonic said:
Thanks for the help. I'll go back and thank the posts
Anyway i decided not to do any tweaks because i always end up flashing a different ROM anyway, I'm weak when it comes to flashing ROMS
It's like an addiction
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hahhahahha...this tweak is not that difficult to implement..and i guess pretty safe...agree totally to the last line
I thought I'd give this a go. I've moved the first file on the previous page to system/etc/init.d and the second file on the top of this page to system/bin. Is this sufficient?
you mean to say you have s03_zipalign in /system/etc/ini.d and zipalign file posted above as /system/bin/zipalign ??
i guess this should do for you .. awaiting to hear if u succeeded.
umangsagar said:
you mean to say you have s03_zipalign in /system/etc/ini.d and zipalign file posted above as /system/bin/zipalign ??
i guess this should do for you .. awaiting to hear if u succeeded.
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It's working fine. The apps load up fast and i'm happy Thanks!
I am posting this in the Developer forum, because it is still a little more than a In-experienced user can handle at the moment, and the potential to get into a bootloop is a little higher if you are not familiar with what you are doing here.
If you are at all new / uncomfortable with Android, UNIX/LINUX, this phone, or adb, then: PLEASE DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME.
If you get into a bootloop I am not responsible for this, nor is this the place to complain if that happens. You can ask for support here though if this process has caused that.
If you do get into a bootloop, then try and help me out, with providing as much info as possible with what happened (any output or screen prints are VERY helpful). I am also posting the original /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh file here AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST. That way if it does all go wrong it is here to grab. So don't go asking for it someplace else, or even asking here for it.
You have been warned!
Now with that out of the way, on to the good stuff.
1) Go grab some kind of bloat freeze program, from the market. I have used bloat freezer from the market with great success.
Just download and install it, don't run it just yet, if you already have, and frozen the "Device Health Application", then unfreeze it, and reboot, before doing the next step.
It is VERY important that it is done in EXACTLY this order. The reason is, if the Device Health program is frozen when you let the init script run, it will not work exactly as it should and these services will restart, since part of it is frozen when it first runs, and it all has to be disabled in the proper way, so that it can not be restarted remotely, or we will HAVE to use cron to run checks. Cron is an elaborate hack, I don't want to have to do, unless we HAVE to. If you do it in the exact order noted here, cron will not be needed and this will not restart.
2) Go get the init.goldfish.sh file from http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45576654/init.goldfish.sh.tar
push this tarball to your phone:
Code:
adb push init.goldfish.sh.tar /data/local/
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Now is the command line part of this hack.
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount, rw /system
cd /data/local
tar -xvf init.goldfish.sh.tar
cp /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh /sdcard/init.goldfish.sh
cp ./init.goldfish.sh /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh
chown root /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh
chmod 550 /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh
mount -o remount, ro /system
reboot
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Now when your phone comes back up:
3) Open your bloat freezer program and freeze the "Device Health Application"
Your phone will freak out, and tell you that Device Health has stopped and it will keep asking you to FC, all you can do is pull the battery.
Put the battery back in the phone an boot it up.
Now CarrierIQ should be 100% disabled on your Atrix 2.
As promissed, here is the Original /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh file in a tarball, just use the same code above to put this back in place.
DON'T USE ROOT EXPLORER TO COPY THESE FILES INTO PLACE!!!
Original /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45576654/init.goldfish.sh-orig.tar
The Jedi Master strikes again!
The force is strong in this one. Seriously Jim you absolutely amaze me. You are the Linux guru.
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Train us, he will.
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LOL....
Hopefully I have not scared everyone from trying this.... I just want to let all the newbies who just got this as thier first android phone yesterday, and rooted it today, and now think that this is a good hack to try, that this is not the best thing for them just yet. It can and will bootloop the phone if you get too excited and don't follow the directions exactly... I got mine in a bootloop testing this all out, and finding the exact steps, but it was not hard to get out of, because it gets into android enough to let you adb in, if you screw up...
quick question: Why would rooting followed by freezing not work for that application? I think I did that when I got the phone. I don't see anything called Device Health in my running or installed applications.
Is carrierIQ still running on my phone? Have you got a string I can look for in the 'ps' output in the Terminal to confirm? There are 100000 processes running on these phones these days, most with cryptic names.... I miss the G1 days....
devsk said:
quick question: Why would rooting followed by freezing not work for that application? I think I did that when I got the phone. I don't see anything called Device Health in my running or installed applications.
Is carrierIQ still running on my phone? Have you got a string I can look for in the 'ps' output in the Terminal to confirm? There are 100000 processes running on these phones these days, most with cryptic names.... I miss the G1 days....
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No just freezing the device health app just stops the collection process.
The part where you run the commands to stop the services in android are where the data can and will be sent to CIQ or AT&T, there are other things collected that att does not care much about (ATT only wants what is collected with the dev health app), and that goes straight to CIQ, so the services at the OS level are VERY important to stop. There is really not a way to see them running, but I have found that these can and will restart if my instructions are not followed 100%. To find out if CIQ is doing anything take a look on youtube there is a video that explains how to look at the system logs and see what is being collected if anything, and what is being sent out. After a lot of trial and error, I found this is the ONLY way to stop it 100%.
Hey Jim. sorry I've been out of the forums for so long on this. I was going to dig around my atrix2 and see what I could find wrt carrieriq. I got stuck on missing shell tools and you gave me some advice wrt paths and such. I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction for fixing up my env when I shell in? I also don't seem to have grep anywhere... odd.
YOu mentioned doing some of the destructive work in an emulator, and I would like to try the same thing, but I've no idea how to get the atrix2 ROM into an emulator. How did you accomplish this?
I followed the instructions above precisely and verified that my init.goldfish.sh is indeed modified correctly with the carrieriq stuff, and have suffered no ill effects. I have not, however, attempted to determine if carrieriq processes have stopped running. I did notice that after having frozen and unfrozen device.health.monitor a few times, it doesn't ever register as a running app... wonder what's up with that.
thanks for the help.
I was wondering....could this be made into a handy dandy flashable zip?
Then after flashing just freeze the app?
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I was wondering....could this be made into a handy dandy flashable zip?
Then after flashing just freeze the app?
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Yep, working on it, should have it up for download tomorrow.... It will also be in my rom.
Jim
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Yep, working on it, should have it up for download tomorrow.... It will also be in my rom.
Jim
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NICE! you really are a jedi master!
Who wants to be the first to try this out? I have created a flashable zip to disable CIQ on every boot, all you have to do is grab the file below:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45576654/NoCIQ.zip
Then with CWM, flash it, don't wipe anything, except maybe dalvic cache, but nothing else. This will only flash one file to your phone.
You will still have to freeze the device health app as in the OP.
This is just a test right now, once someone other than me tests this, and reports back, that all is great, then I will update the OP, to this method.
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Who wants to be the first to try this out? I have created a flashable zip to disable CIQ on every boot, all you have to do is grab the file below:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45576654/NoCIQ.zip
Then with CWM, flash it, don't wipe anything, except maybe dalvic cache, but nothing else. This will only flash one file to your phone.
You will still have to freeze the device health app as in the OP.
This is just a test right now, once someone other than me tests this, and reports back, that all is great, then I will update the OP, to this method.
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It said switch to edify scripting. Installation aborted. Something about gingerbread cwm 3. Not sure. Never see this before. I checked the zip and it has 2 updater scripts. One just has a ~ at the end. I know nothing of code but just trying to help.
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Who wants to be the first to try this out? I have created a flashable zip to disable CIQ on every boot, all you have to do is grab the file below:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/45576654/NoCIQ.zip
Then with CWM, flash it, don't wipe anything, except maybe dalvic cache, but nothing else. This will only flash one file to your phone.
You will still have to freeze the device health app as in the OP.
This is just a test right now, once someone other than me tests this, and reports back, that all is great, then I will update the OP, to this method.
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Tried this. No go. Here is the error in CWM.
Installing Update...
Amend Scripting (update0script) is no longer supported.
Amend Scripting was deprecated by Google in Android 1.5.
It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the ClockworkMod 3.0 Gingerbread based recover.
Please switch to Edify scripting (updater-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages.
Installation Aborted.
There ya go. Hope this helps.
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Tried this. No go. Here is the error in CWM.
Installing Update...
Amend Scripting (update0script) is no longer supported.
Amend Scripting was deprecated by Google in Android 1.5.
It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the ClockworkMod 3.0 Gingerbread based recover.
Please switch to Edify scripting (updater-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages.
Installation Aborted.
There ya go. Hope this helps.
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hes working on it. wont be much longer
Why not use the app by TrevE?
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Why not use the app by TrevE?
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That does not perform the hack, only detects if it is running. The voodoo ciq detection app works much better though.
Jim
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I just rooted my phone, applied the hack and used Titanium Backup to freeze the Device Health App but I didn't see any FC.
Although when I opened Ti Backup, it told me that my su right are wrong. They are 4755 instead of 6755 or something like that and TiBu told me that it will fix it. I fixed it then froze the app and no FC or nothing. Phone is running fine but not sure if it worked.
Is it really necessary for the app to FC in order to show that it worked?
Should I try it all over again?
Thank you.
noobsquared said:
I just rooted my phone, applied the hack and used Titanium Backup to freeze the Device Health App but I didn't see any FC.
Although when I opened Ti Backup, it told me that my su right are wrong. They are 4755 instead of 6755 or something like that and TiBu told me that it will fix it. I fixed it then froze the app and no FC or nothing. Phone is running fine but not sure if it worked.
Is it really necessary for the app to FC in order to show that it worked?
Should I try it all over again?
Thank you.
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Go download and install this, and it will show you if it (CarrierIQ) is active or not.
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.simplecarrieriqdetector&hl=en