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.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
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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"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"
}
And here's my Androbench before I did the tweaks for comparison:
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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
Sent from my CM9 TouchPad using Tapatalk 2
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
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
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
Sent from my CM9 TouchPad using Tapatalk 2
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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
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NAMELESS v1
based on the EP1F Gingerbread Leak
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"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"
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About:
This ROM is currently in testing for Charge. As such, some things may not work - but not for long! Please report issues in the thread. This ROM is the EP1F leak with my personal touches and changes, and some common sense tweaking to present a smoother, faster, EP1F experience.
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Thanks:
I've gotten some great help! Here they are (in no particular order):
gunnermike53 (tester, modder)
c0ns0le (tester)
Grillrd (tester)
I'm looking to get more help all the time, because with more help the faster the process goes Join me on FreeNode IRC chat at #samsung-charge
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What you really want to know:
Refer to Post #2 for an explanation of the below features.
Kernel Features:
EXT4 Support
Extra Storage Support (mmcblk0p2 remap for personal use /extstorage folder)
DBDATA/DATADATA Symlink
init.d Script Loading Support
Auto root install
Built-in BusyBox
Built-in fix_permissions script
Built-in bash shell
Built-in nano editor
FC Prevention & Detection (e.g. if you get acore FC's on boot, just reboot the device)
SD Card Read Speed Tweak
CPU/VM/Kernel Tweaks
CWM4 Recovery
Charge Mode ADB access
Rom Features:
Supercleaned
De-odexed
Zipaligned
De-TouchWiz'ed
Go Launcher EX
Touchwiz Calendar/Calculator
GAPPS - Gmail, Maps, Street, Vsearch, Talk2 (with video chat)
Appwidgetpicker
EXT4 auto-format on install (all partitions converted to EXT4)
sysrw, sysro scripts for remounting /system r/w or r/o
zipapps script for zipaligning apps on the fly
bstats script for removing old battery stats to refresh battery life
build.prop tweaks
Malware exploit patch
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FAQ:
Q: Ok, I'm cool with it, so what should I know about installing it?
A: Just flash from CWM3 recovery, no data wiping or other actions are needed, the entire installation is automated. NOTE: Your data will be wiped.
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Q: Ok, what kind of caveats can I expect from this ROM?
A: The ROM is currently open for testing. I don't own a Droid Charge so I have no idea if anything works or not without testers. Being a test build, you may run into issues with things not working or nothing working at all. If that is the case just report it here.
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FILES:
Test Build #3
http://www.mediafire.com/?fz11ex27qo2ho97
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If you like my work, consider donating, or thanking me by clicking the thanks button
NAMELESS ROM DICTIONARY
Kernel Features
EXT4 Support This is a filesystem, basically what organizes and makes sense of the data on your phone. This specific one, EXT4, is generally known for being reliable and fast, compared to the one that comes with the phone, RFS.
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Extra Storage Support (mmcblk0p2 remap for personal use /extstorage folder) This is a custom feature of the kernel which takes the "preinstall" partition (used for over-the-air updates from Verizon) and turns it into an on-phone storage space where you can store files separate from your SD card.
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DBDATA/DATADATA Symlink This is a custom feature of the kernel which creates a symlink (a connection between two different points of data, or a shortcut) from the DATADATA directory to the DBDATA directory. This is advantageous because you will be able to use scripts not originally written for TouchWiz based ROM's.
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init.d Script Loading Support This is a built-in kernel feature which allows you to store script files in the /system/etc/init.d directory on your phone. This directory is special because it will run said scripts at boot time. Generally in this directory people put performance enhancing scripts to better their phone.
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Auto root install This is a custom kernel feature which roots your phone upon every boot, practically forcing your phone to be rooted while using the kernel. Even if you accidentally delete root, you will be rooted again upon the next boot.
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Built-in BusyBox BusyBox is a binary (a linux program) that is a conglomeration of multiple utilities packed into one. Basically it allows you to use lots of useful linux commands not originally available on the Android operating system. It allows you to be the master and commander of your phone.
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Built-in fix_permissions script This is a special script which when run (using a program like terminal emulator, or adb shell) will try to fix the permissions on your phone. Sometimes permissions can be set wrong, and this can cause lots of problems. This script fixes that.
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Built-in bash shell Bash is a linux program, or rather a linux "shell", which is an environment where you can control your linux system and execute linux commands. Bash is also known as the "Bourne-Again Shell" and is a more advanced successor to its older sibling shell environments like "SH".
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Built-in nano editor NANO is a linux text editing program that can be used from a command prompt in a linux shell.
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FC Prevention & Detection (e.g. if you get acore FC's on boot, just reboot the device) This is a custom feature of the kernel where upon every boot the kernel will run a special error fix/detection script that will try to find and fix a few critical TouchWiz elements before booting you into the operating system. This is advantageous because it eliminates not being able to wipe between ROM's, since doing so usually causes a lot of problems.
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SD Card Read Speed Tweak This is a common kernel implementation which slightly speeds up the reading speed of data on the SD card. In other words, it makes stuff on your SD card work faster.
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CPU/VM/Kernel Tweaks These are common kernel implementations which overall improve the performance of your phone.
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CWM4 Recovery This is a famous "recovery" system created by a developer named Koushik Dutta. This has been around awhile and is now in its 4th evolution. The version included here is one of the latest available. The recovery system allows you to execute useful linux and Android specific elements so that you may modify, save, or otherwise control your phone outside of the normal operating system.
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Charge Mode ADB access This is a custom feature of the kernel which allows you to access your phone via ADB shell while charging. Charge mode is when your phone is off, and plugged in, showing the battery icon.
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ROM Features
Supercleaned This means that all of the stuff that most people do not want, that comes on your phone when you buy or over-the-air update it, has been completely removed.
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De-odexed Any Android application is usually delivered in the form of an APK file. An APK file is pretty much just a ZIP file. Sometimes the Android application needs extra code to do things, and this is found inside of the APK file and called "classes.dex". An APK file can be "ODEXED", this basically means taking the classes.dex file OUT of the APK file. This is advantageous because it allows the Android system to access the code directly instead of having to decompress and recompress (take apart, put back together) the APK file every time to access the code. However, it has one downside, it is difficult to make themes or mods while using this process. So, the APK file is "DEODEXED", which basically puts the code back in the APK file, creating one single file again.
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Zipaligned Each APK file has a certain alignment to the little bits and bytes that flow through the phone, this is pretty much the same concept as having your car tires aligned for a straight drive. It allows the application to use less memory and perform better, like a tire alignment would allow you to use less gas and drive faster and straighter.
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De-TouchWiz'ed The removal of close to all but the best TouchWiz applications.
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Go Launcher EX A home launcher application included in the ROM, instead of the standard.
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Touchwiz Calendar/Calculator Quite useful and good looking TouchWiz applications.
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GAPPS - Gmail, Maps, Street, Vsearch, Talk2 (with video chat) The Google suite of applications.
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Appwidgetpicker This little program condenses the widgets list when long-pressing on your home screen. It makes it so that you don't have 500 widgets to scroll through.
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EXT4 auto-format on install (all partitions converted to EXT4) A custom ROM feature written by me which formats/converts your phone to the EXT4 filesystem automatically when installing the ROM.
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sysrw, sysro scripts for remounting /system r/w or r/o Useful scripts which allow you to "remount" your system partition to a read/writable or read/non-writable state so that you may modify files in the system area.
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zipapps script for zipaligning apps on the fly A special script which will attempt to give any applications in the standard locations the aforementioned tire alignment.
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bstats script for removing old battery stats to refresh battery life A script which will delete old battery stats allowing you to renew the stats so as to attempt to get more battery life.
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build.prop tweaks This file contains important properties of which the operating system cannot live without. I have tweaked this file to optimum performance standards so as to better your phone as much as possible.
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Malware exploit patch Quite awhile ago a tricky person found a way to mess peoples phones up through the Android market, and this fixes that problem from ever occuring (It has long been fixed by Google anyway).
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Wow a lag fix for the leak ill have to give it a shot later
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA Premium App
Awesome that you have EXT4 on GB! Hopefully one of the folks with a spare Charge will test this out.
great to see this rom here! I was using this on my Fascinate!
thank you.
glad to see a new ROM pops up. The OP mentioned flashing it w/ cwm3, while I'm already on cwm4, do I need to downgrade cwm before loading this?
Sent from Droid Charge
Do you need to be on the official leak first? I was on humble 2.1 and flashed this. The phone just boots straight into recover now.
Tested but after several attempts to install only boots up in recovery
IamIkari said:
Do you need to be on the official leak first? I was on humble 2.1 and flashed this. The phone just boots straight into recover now.
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Thanks for the info IamIkari, I expected this and am working on a fix.
New Rom
As much as I like what the other devs have brought to the charge this is exciting. I cant wait to see a working and stable build.
I tried going back to the debloated official leak using ODIN. I'm still stuck at a recovery screen.
It is not your average recovery screen. It says "Android system recovery <3e>" and uses the home key to select instead of the power button.
im having same issue when i go back to debloated using odin
IamIkari said:
I tried going back to the debloated official leak using ODIN. I'm still stuck at a recovery screen.
It is not your average recovery screen. It says "Android system recovery <3e>" and uses the home key to select instead of the power button.
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You will need a PIT file to go along with your ODIN flash.
I have included another kernel to test, it is in the OP under files. Flash after flashing ROM. Report issues.
IamIkari said:
I tried going back to the debloated official leak using ODIN. I'm still stuck at a recovery screen.
It is not your average recovery screen. It says "Android system recovery <3e>" and uses the home key to select instead of the power button.
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i think you want to follow these instructions to get back to a working state
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111486
navenedrob said:
You will need a PIT file to go along with your ODIN flash.
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Where would I find a PIT file? I searched the forum and didn't see anything.
Nevermind, Thanks robby88!
I just installed test version 2 and I am getting nothing but clockworkMod recovery v4.0.0.8 when I boot up. Still a no go.
timgt said:
I just installed test version 2 and I am getting nothing but clockworkMod recovery v4.0.0.8 when I boot up. Still a no go.
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Did you install the test kernel too?
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Did you install the test kernel too?
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No, i figured if it wasn't going to boot then there was no reason to. Is the kernel what you worked on to fix this? I will try again in a few mins. I started to odin back.
Looks like a great start.
I'll be watching this thread closely.
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
zeppelinrox said:
****... 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.
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
Sent From My SAMSUNG GALAXY S II
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
Sent from my HTC Glacier using XDA App
The one with 2.0 sorry I forgot to remove the first one
Sent from my PG86100 using xda premium
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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
Sent from my HTC Glacier using XDA App
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
Sent from my Swift Me using Tapatalk
$ 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
Sent from my Swift Me using Tapatalk
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.
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PROJECT DIRECT INJECT
Exit_Only said:
Welcome to the world of direct injection, Its been unavailable for your android smartphone...UNTIL NOW. This tweak package takes your android device to a whole new level of awesomeness by direct injecting high octane scripts into your turbocharged engine.
This is a collection of scripts from multiple developers repacked into one package. Big thanks to all the developers involved.
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This mode is incompatible with some devices\firmwares or create various system problems! Make a nandroid backup before installing.
General Q & A Section:
Q.) How can I tell if this is actually working or not?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
directinject
Q.) How can I see if rambooster work properly?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command.
Code:
su
rambooster
Q.) How cand I see if entropy working properly?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
entro
Q.) How can activate RNGD and entro binaries?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
entropy
Q.) How do I turn on entropy?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
entropy_on
Q.) How can I stop entropy?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
entropy_off
Q.) How do I uninstall it?
A.) Download the uninstall, you put on your card and then flash the file.
Code:
su
uninstall
reboot
Q.) Can I use DirectInject and Crossbreeder?
A.) Yes, you can.In the first time disable entropy (on DirectInject) then install Crossbreeder.
Q.) How do I install NOS Control?
A.) NOS Control installs like any .apk
Q.) How can I get CPU Tuner on my device?
A.) Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
cputuner
GENERAL WARNING: Do NOT I repeat DO NOT use ANY other tweaks with this package. There are only two approved scripts that are compatible with this, Seeder Entropy and Cross breeder. If you choose to do so after reading this you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK. If you ask bout other tweaks in my thread YOU WILL BE IGNORED.
WHAT IS NEEDED TO INSTALL Project Direct Inject:
1.) Root access (su binary required)
2.) Busybox v1.20.4+ w/ run-part support (busybox required)
3.) Need to be on 2.3.3+ gingerbread or higher
4.) Terminal Emulator app app installed
5.) Enough space in your /system partition (10 mb available minimum)
If you do not meet these requirements then DO NOT USE IT!!!
WHAT IS NEEDED FOR CPU TUNER:
1.) Need a fully unsecured boot.img (Look inside "default.prop", if it says "ro.secure=0" then your kernel meets this requirement, if it says "ro.secure=1" then cputuner WILL NOT work!!!)
2.) Your need a kernel that supports max overclock freq of 1.3ghz and a min freq of 384mhz.
3.) Need a kernel that has these 3 governors (Conservative, Ondemand, and Performance)
4.) On HTC Sense ROMs you need to disable per flock (Setcpu will do this for you)
If you don't meet ALL these requirements then do NOT attempt to use CPU tuner!!!
Installation
1.) Make sure you meet the requirements above
2.) Download the latest version of Project Direct Inject
3.) Boot into recovery (TWRP or CWM doesn't matter)
4.) Make a nandroid backup
5.) Flash inside cwm recovery
6.) Reboot
7.) Press thanks button me and Exit_Only
APK Direct Inject Control
What i need to install this app:
Terminal Emulator
Project Direct Inject
Direct Inject is an application that gathers in one place all orders of Project Direct Inject
Ryuinferno said:
Behold.....
THE NOS Controller!!! Since many of you find it troublesome to key in commands every time, I wrote up a damn simple app to save those finger punches!!! Well, I am currently limited by my knowledge of Java, this is the best I can do for now (Requests? Be prepared, I won't attend to any as I can't add more features yet...more learning to do...sorry... )
But, take note that you will need to install the latest version of 4cyl Turbo v0.5.7_r2 w/ 250 shot NOS first and have Terminal Emulator installed before using this app! Do not be silly and think that this app is gonna do everything for you!
The app is very simple and straightforward, so no instructions will be given here...enjoy!
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Download Direct Inject Control: Click Here
About the Tweaks:
8 init.d scripts total (11 init.d scripts if you opt for NOS Entropy, zRAM, and Int2Ext)
Zipalign /data & /system apps on each boot ( With detailed Logging of Activities)
Calibrates Battery automatically (make sure your battery is at 100% before flashing)
NOS Entropy with Light, Moderate, and Aggressive Governors (Optional during install, Moderate is default governor)
Ext4 Tweaks
Zero UI Lag
Maxed out speed & Performance
Disables most logging activities
GPS enhancements (USA/CANADA/MEXICO/ALASKA Only)
Sqlite3 for Jellybean (Complied from CM10.1 Source)
4.2.2 Binaries (Better app processing, Complied from CM10.1 Source)
Disables logcats
Get your Privacy back (No internet redirects)
Lots of kernel tweaks (Disabled most kernel sleeps and Adjusted Linux values)
Extended Reboot Commands
VM heap tweaks
Net speed tweaks
Ext4 Perfect Remount
Outstanding battery life
Sqlite3 Reindexed and Vacuumed (If you see errors in db files please ignore, this is normal operation)
RAM booster and Media Server Killer binary (Very Aggressive RAM Recovery tool)
4Cyl Turbo Binary (Exit_Only Exclusive)
Stable relase:
Download v.3.2.6: Click here
Code:
Fixed the three remaining bugs in v3.2.5_t9 and removed the touchscreen tweak as it was causing screen issues on some devices!!!
Download v3.2.4: Click Here
Code:
v3.2.4 - Fixed ALL bootloops on ALL devices
Added seperate flashable zips for Sqlite3 Binaries in SECOND POST BELOW OP
Removed Max Freq mod in CPU Tuner
Removed needed interactive Gov and now using Ondemand Gov
Updater script now backups and restores CronMOD int2ext scripts by default
Updater script now backups and restores CM init.d scripts for Selinux and Userinit
Fixed ALL remaining bugs
Added new entropy scripts for on & off Functions
Updater no longer removes Crossbreeder during install process
Added Sqlite3 Database Optimizer Script (YOU NEED TO FLASH THE REQUIRED SQLITE BINARY IN THE SECOND POST BELOW THE OP)
Fixed Deepsleep script to work correctly without errors
Much more im sure I am forgetting!!!
Download v3.2.2: Click here
Code:
v3.2.2 - Fixed All Boot Looping issues on ALL DEVICEs
Fixed Bootlooping on HTC Sense Devices
Removed Zipalign on boot script and binary
Added BRAND NEW Cpu Tuner script and binary
Pick between three different profiles (Battery, Performance, or Balanced)
Fixed Battery drain on single core devices
Adjusted Minfree values to be more aggressive
Fixed Assert Error from test releases
Read Ahead set to 3072kb
Updated Logging engine
Plenty more I am forgetting!!!
Download v3.2.1: Click here
Code:
Lots of upgrades to cputuner with new CPU core log engine
Added brand new move dalvik script
Much more coming later!!!
Download v.3.0.0: Click here
Code:
v3.0.0: Started over with complete rebuild
Must lighter and much faster
Installs correct busybox to /xbin
Only 2 binaries now 'directinject' & 'rambooster'
Updated rambooster + added init.d script to run ram booster every 45 minutes
Auto runs zipalign every 2 days or 48 hours
Patched rngd binary for better entropy generation without killing battery life
Adjusted Linux values
Brand new interval script
Brand new iptable rebuild script
Much much more!!!
Download v.1.0.2: Click here
Code:
v1.0.2: Fixed image issue
Added newest code to entire project
Added new functions to sqlite scripts
Added new warnings during install
Download v.1.0.0: Click Here
Code:
v.1.0.0. A new world, a new script
[B]FIRST RELEASE OF PROJECT DIRECT INJECT[/B]
Download v0.7.0: Click here
Code:
v0.7.0: Added new and improved DNS caching (Similar to crossbreeder)
New init.d script that automatically activities DNS caching
Added new DNS tweaks for build.prop
My new custom 'dnshelp' binary that will help you use dnsmasq binary
Modified rambooster (Two custom options 'Moderate' & 'Aggressive')
Fixed Adj minfree script to work right
Much much more I am forgetting
Download v0.6.0: Click here
Code:
vo.6.0. Adjusted sysctl values
Made sysctl tweaks optional
Updated 4cylturbo binary to include optional install pieces
Updated install.sh with new code and new backups
Added bash and nano binaries along with bash, nano, & terminfo folders for /etc (Two diff versions)
Added sqlite3 and script (Two diff versions)
Fixed bash and nano not working correctly
Updated uninstall.sh to restore more stock items and delete more stuff
Adjusted hedge values
Added in optimized RAM tweaks (much better ram management vs v0.5.7-r2)
Fixed multiple script errors and adjusted values
Full zip size is much bigger (7.03mb)
Other stuff I'm sure I am forgetting. THIS IS A MAJOR UPDATE.
Download v0.5.7r2: Click here
Code:
v0.5.7r2 Adjust sysctl.conf correctly this time
Removed disable vsync
Removed cron (These newer versions of busybox don't support "ENABLE_CRON" so script is useless)
Fixed logging on scripts
Adjusted vm values slightly
Download v0.5.7r1: Click Here
Code:
v0.5.7r1 - Added extended reboot scripts
Fixed root issues
Fixed greenify issues
Updated install script
Added uninstall script (This will remove nos 100% from your device)
Updated directions inside zip file
Removed some sysctl commits
New performance boosters added
Download v0.5.6: Click her
Code:
v0.5.6: - Reverted back some scripts
Removed Fix Permissions script
Fixed up install.sh script (Thanks Poo)
Fixed root issues on Samsung Galaxy S Advance
Download v0.5.5: Click here
Code:
This version should solve problems with freezes and root loss.
Download v0.5.4_r1: Click here
Code:
v0.5.4_r1: - Fixed random reboots some people were having (myself included)
Made more stuff optional during install
Fixed root access issue some users experience (I never had this issue so I need feedback)
Updated ad blocker
Updated logging engine
Much smoother and zero lag
Download v0.5.4: Click here
Code:
v0.5.4: - THIS IS ONLY EXECUTIBLE VIA TERMINAL EMULATOR OR SCRIPT MANAGER.
THIS IS NOT NOT NOT RECOVERY FLASHABLE
Added init.d script to add init.d support if your ROM/Kernel does not support it already (Optional during Terminal install)
RAMBooster Binary is now much more Aggressive at clearing RAM
Updated 4Cylturbo binary with code changes
Fixed ALL Logs and Script Errors
NOS Entropy Governor is moderate by default instead of light
Removed All Code Errors from Sysctl Config
Added 'S' to beginning of all scripts to support Samsung Galaxy S 1 Owners (You guys are so old skool :P )
Added int2ext script (Thanks to Cronicory for original)(WARNING: YOU MAY HAVE TO FORMAT YOUR SD CARD TO USE THIS SCRIPT. YOU CAN OPT OUT OF THIS DURING INSTALL)
Logcat disabling script is now 100% Optional during install (YOU CAN NOW KEEP LOGCATS ACTIVE)
Added Bash and Nano Shell Binaries (COMES IN HANDY FOR BASH SHELL SCRIPTS LIKE CRON)
Download v0.5.2: Click here
Code:
v0.5.2: - THIS IS NOW A FLASHABLE ZIP AGAIN
Fixed /data logs for scripts
Fixed most script errors
Adjusted a few things here and there
More to come later
Download v.0.5.1: Clcik here
Code:
v0.5.1: - Fixed logging errors
Fixed ALL install.sh errors
Added Team Kernelizers build.prop injector script (Thanks RErick & Decialman)
Build.prop injector is now a option in install.sh
Added auto reboot to install.sh (SOME DEVICES WILL NOT ALLOW THIS TO WORK, SOME WILL HAVE TO REBOOT MANUALLY)
Fixed all init.d script errors
Updated 4cyl turbo engine logger
Added new directions to README_users.txt
Will add more as I remember it
KNOWN ISSUES & BUGS:
1.) WiFi tethering DOES NOT work when using this tweak package!!! There is no solution to this problem and I am not trying to find a solution, sorry for the inconvenience!!!
CURRENT WORKARUND: Flash the newest crossbreeder!!! This will fix your borked tethering!!!
Uninstal
Code:
su
uninstall
reboot
Standard Disclaimer: Flash at your own risk. Myself nor XDA is responsible for any damage this thing may cause you.
For this wonderful work we must thank Exit_Only
Original thread: Click here
enricogrim said:
Hi,
I have an old version of NOS, before installing a newer version it's better I uninstall the old one or install the new one directly?
thank you very much
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You can just install the new one (through recovery or terminal depending on the release version) since the installer replaces it's own old/invalid files
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enricogrim said:
Hi,
I have an old version of NOS, before installing a newer version it's better I uninstall the old one or install the new one directly?
thank you very much
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Exactly what he said. 4cyl turbo has implemented a script that deletes all files init.d that you have and replaces them. For a new installation, whether it is installed by CWM or Terminal is not required before uninstallation, just install the new version.
Did what u said...follwed every step..said yes to every promt...still after rebooting when i type su 4cylturbo or rambooster..it says doesnot exist..where did i go wrong...
PS I'M A USER!!
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kanidevil666 said:
Did what u said...follwed every step..said yes to every promt...still after rebooting when i type su 4cylturbo or rambooster..it says doesnot exist..where did i go wrong...
PS I'M A USER!!
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this mean don't install this mod correct
just try again and put the folder install on SDCARD or SDCARD0
kanidevil666 said:
Did what u said...follwed every step..said yes to every promt...still after rebooting when i type su 4cylturbo or rambooster..it says doesnot exist..where did i go wrong...
PS I'M A USER!!
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Try v0.5.2 instead since it's flashable and see if it works.
Flash it in TWRP/CWM and I suggest you mount system first before flashing the zip. Also, as always don't forget your nandroid backup If it did work, then you can proceed to install the latest version through terminal if you want to.
Damn mounting/unmounting always confuses me...By mounting the system do u mean mount or unmount..
Coz i think in cwm it shows like this
"A Blue Tick and it shows unmount storage...and a blank box when its shows mount storage"
So just tell which 1 should i go with, tick or untick
And after flashing it, will the terminal command "4cylturbo" respond??
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kanidevil666 said:
Did what u said...follwed every step..said yes to every promt...still after rebooting when i type su 4cylturbo or rambooster..it says doesnot exist..where did i go wrong...
PS I'M A USER!!
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For v0.5.4 follow these instructions
Code:
1.) DOWNLOAD NEWEST VERSION, IF YOU WANT TO USE NOS ENTROPY THEN PLEASE REMOVE SEEDER OR CROSSBREEDER FIRST, YOU CAN FIND THE NEEDED UNINSTALL SCRIPTS IN SEEDERS OR CROSSBREEDERS THREAD. USE XDA SEARCH TO FIND IT.
2.) DOWNLOAD TERMINAL EMULATOR APP FROM GOOGLE PLAY STORE... (IF YOU ALREADY HAVE IT THEN SKIP THIS STEP)
3.) EXTRACT "install" FOLDER FROM /sdcard FOLDER INSIDE ZIP AND PUT IT ON YOUR ACTUAL "/sdcard"...
4.) EXIT OUT OF WHAT EVER FILE EXPLORER YOU ARE USING...
5.) OPEN THE TERMINAL EMULATOR APPLICATION...
6.) TYPE THIS COMMAND IN TERMINAL EMULATOR...
[B]
su
sh /sdcard/install/install.sh
^
There is a space here!!![/B]
FOLLOW THE PROMPTS AND CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT INSTALLED!!!
7.) REBOOT YOUR DEVICE FOR ALL MODS TO TAKE AFFECT... (Rebooting is a REQUIREMENT, Failure to reboot WILL cause random app force closings)
8.) ENJOY THE SPEED AND PERFORMANCE :D
This script hangs phone and creates problem in phone UI
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ramansehra said:
This script hangs phone and creates problem in phone UI
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What ROM and what version of 4cyl you use?
Very good, Great job
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I'm currently using LightJB 1.2 with co core 6.0.
. 0.4.2 version of 4cylturbo works good with me, but this version hangs my phone to black screen while using.
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kanidevil666 said:
Did what u said...follwed every step..said yes to every promt...still after rebooting when i type su 4cylturbo or rambooster..it says doesnot exist..where did i go wrong...
PS I'M A USER!!
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Have you updated your busybox?
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v5.2
not able to flash through recovery method
Bhaji eh recovery naal ni hona,
Tuhanu terminal emulator te jake command type karni paini aa
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sarabjit singh said:
not able to flash through recovery method
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The file is named 'NOT FLASHABLE'.You have to install it via terminal emulator.
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flash
ramansehra said:
Bhaji eh recovery naal ni hona,
Tuhanu terminal emulator te jake command type karni paini aa
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v0.5.2: - THIS IS NOW A FLASHABLE ZIP AGAIN
read 1st page carefully
---------- Post added at 06:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:53 PM ----------
rushilkr said:
The file is named 'NOT FLASHABLE'.You have to install it via terminal emulator.
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v0.5.2: - THIS IS NOW A FLASHABLE ZIP AGAIN
IF USING FLASHABLE VERSION Find the flash able zip file on your sdcard then flash it.
7.) Boot out of recovery [ONLY FOR FLASHABLE VERSION]
read 1st page carefully
sarabjit singh said:
v0.5.2: - THIS IS NOW A FLASHABLE ZIP AGAIN
read 1st page carefully
---------- Post added at 06:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:53 PM ----------
v0.5.2: - THIS IS NOW A FLASHABLE ZIP AGAIN
IF USING FLASHABLE VERSION Find the flash able zip file on your sdcard then flash it.
7.) Boot out of recovery [ONLY FOR FLASHABLE VERSION]
read 1st page carefully
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Read the title of this thread.Its about v 0.5.4 .It is NOT flashable.
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Datico said:
Very good, Great job
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ramansehra said:
I'm currently using LightJB 1.2 with co core 6.0.
. 0.4.2 version of 4cylturbo works good with me, but this version hangs my phone to black screen while using.
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I had the same problem too. A new version came out, hopefully all issues resolved. Check OP!
sarabjit singh said:
not able to flash through recovery method
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Only version v0.5.2 is with flash method.
Flash method:
Code:
1.) Make sure you meet the requirements above
2.) Download the version of NOS FLASH
3.) Boot into recovery (TWRP or CWM doesn't matter)
4.) Make a nandroid backup
5.) Find the flashable zip file on your sdcard then flash it.
6.) Boot out of recovery
To me it worked without problems.
0.5.2
Grady22 said:
I had the same problem too. A new version came out, hopefully all issues resolved. Check OP!
Only version v0.5.2 is with flash method.
Flash method:
Code:
1.) Make sure you meet the requirements above
2.) Download the version of NOS FLASH
3.) Boot into recovery (TWRP or CWM doesn't matter)
4.) Make a nandroid backup
5.) Find the flashable zip file on your sdcard then flash it.
6.) Boot out of recovery
To me it worked without problems.
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i tried 0.5.2v dude but not succeed
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OPERATION KILLJOY™
S & A TECHNOLOGY™ PRESENTS...
Operation Killjoy™ This tweak package takes your android device to a whole new level of awesomeness. Big thanks to all the developers involved.
THIS TWEAK PACKAGE IS 100% UNIVERSAL ON ALL DEVICES RUNNING ANDROID 2.3 Gingerbread OR HIGHER!!!
CREDITS:
@malybru (for the awesome banner)
@LENAROX(For all your recommendations)
@Koush(For being an awesome coder)
@CyanogenMod(Do I need to say why)
@zeppelinrox(Awesome scripter, most scripts on xda is because of your genius)
@Chainfire(Amazing app and script developer)
@ImbaWind(ICS ram flush boost script)
@RErick(Team k)
@decialman(Team k)
@castle_bravo(Team k)
Honorable mentions: @slaid480 (Just in case something matches) @paget86 (He's a great dude) @darky (Zipalign original developer)
Any one else? If I forgot you please pm me and it will be fixed ASAP!!!
General Q & A Section:
Q.)How can I tell if this is actually working or not?
A.)Open Terminal Emulator and type this command...
Code:
su
killjoy
Q.)Help!!! Why is my phone bootlooping?
A.)I need more detailed information like what device you have, what version of android are you on, what recovery are you using? Better yet please get me a full adb boot logcat as well.
Q.)Build.prop tweaks did not inject!!! Why?
A.)You don't have init.d support!!!
Q.)But my kernel supports init.d so why is my buildprop not getting injected?
A.)Well obviously you don't have init.d support cause if you did the build.prop would have been injected.
Q.)How can I test to see if I have init.d support?
A.)Look in /data/killjoy and open the log files, if it says "YOU DO NOT HAVE INIT.D SUPPORT" then that will answer your question!
Standard Disclaimer: Flash at your own risk. If your phone blows up after flashing this and you point the finger at me I will laugh at you! Neither myself or S & A Technology will be liable for your expensive paper weight!
GENERAL WARNING: Do NOT I repeat DO NOT use ANY other tweaks with this package. If you choose to do so after reading this you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK. If you ask bout other tweaks in my thread YOU WILL BE IGNORED.
WHAT IS NEEDED:
1.) Root access (su binary required)
2.) Need to be on Android 2.3 or higher
3.) Terminal Emulator app
4.) Enough space in your /system partition (11 mb available minimum)
If you do not meet these requirements then DO NOT USE IT!!!
5.) No other mods installed including Xposed framework
6.) Well versed in flashing and handling basic Linux scripts
1.) Make sure you meet the requirements above
2.) Download the latest version of Operation Killjoy™
3.) Boot into recovery (All recoveries supported)
4.) Make a nandroid backup (Please do NOT complain to me that you lost your data after bootlooping and you didn't make a backup)
5.) Flash inside custom recovery
6.) Reboot...
7.) Profit...????
ABOUT THE TWEAKS:
1.) Multiple init.d script w/ built in logging of script activities located in /data/killjoy
2.) Entropy Generator via either 3 different rngd binaries or 2 different haveged binaries
Turn on entropy...
Code:
su
entro_on
Then pick your poison
Turn off entropy...
Code:
su
entro_off
Check available entropy levels type (YOU MUST HAVE ACTIVATED ENTROPY RESTORE BEFORE ATTEMPTING THIS)
Code:
su
entro
3.) Multiple VM, Kernel, and block modifications (Speed, No lag, Awesome battery life)
4.) Battery life increases by up to 75% (When using 'boost' binary every few hours)
Want to setup daily or hourly cleaning of partitions and clearing RAM? Simply type:
Code:
su
zealot
To turn of zealot simply type:
Code:
su
zealot_off
5.) Trim the fat off of /data /cache & /system
Code:
su
cleanup
This also runs on reboot so only do it if you haven't rebooted in a while.
6.) Calibrates your battery automatically and backup the old battery stats in case of calibration error (init.d script)
7.) Browser cache removed on each reboot and startup (init.d support)
8.) SuperSU is the REQUIRED Superuser application for Operation Killjoy™ (Fixes mounting issues)
9.) RAM booster binary (Recover lost ram on the go without rebooting)
Choose between light, moderate and aggressive ram boost...
Code:
su
boost
10.) Killjoy™ Binary (Exit_Only Exclusive) (Check to make sure mod installed correctly)
Type this command in Terminal Emulator:
Code:
su
killjoy
11.) CpuControl script that is 100% user tweaked via "cputuner" binary
To activate simply type in Terminal Emulator:
WARNING: If you are running ANY overclock apps then cputuner IS NOT for you!!!
Code:
su
cputuner
WARNING: If you are running ANY overclock apps then cputuner IS NOT for you!!!
12.) Zealot binary for timing of script execution (Choose hourly or daily script execution via my executive zealot binary)
Simply type in Terminal Emulator:
Code:
su
zealot
To turn zealot off simply type in Terminal Emulator:
Code:
su
zealot_off
13.) Set selinux status from ENFORCING to PERMISSIVE plus reboot survival.
Also sets default.prop from "0" or "1" and back again!
Simply type in Terminal Emulator:
Code:
su
selinux
ALL CHANGELOG INFO CAN NOW BE FOUND BY INSTALLING THE NEWEST VERSION OF OKJ AND TYPING
Code:
su
changelog
OFFICIAL RELEASE FOLDER
DISCONTINUED!!!
ABOUT EXPERIMENTAL RELEASES - These releases should be stable enough for daily use, may or may not contain errors.
EXPERIMENTAL RELEASE FOLDER | Check Daily/Nightly: (Not always everyday)
DISCONTINUED!!!
OPERATION KILLJOY HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY DISCONTINUED DUE TO HORRIBLE DOWNLOAD NUMBERS! I DO NOT ASK FOR DONATIONS SO THE DOWNLOAD COUNT WAS MY MOTIVATOR! OPERATION KILLJOY WAS ONLY DOWNLOADED 479 TIMES FROM 09/04/2015 AND 09/21/2015. IN 2013, OKJ WAS DOWNLOADED 1,500 TIMES DAILY! I WANTED TO COME BACK WITH A BANG BUT BECAUSE OF OTHER DEVELOPERS USING OPERATION KILLJOY FRAMEWORK AND STRUCTURE WHILE I WAS GONE FROM XDA, THEY ENDED UP WITH MY DOWNLOADS AND I COULD NOT RECOVER! I WAS THE LAST ACTUAL LINUX DEVELOPER WHO WAS RELEASING BLEEDING EDGE MODIFICATIONS! THAT IS NO LONGER THE CASE DUE TO THIS! GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!
How to uninstall killjoy!!!
1.) Open terminal emulator
2.) Type these commands
Code:
su
uninstall
3.) Reboot your device
4.) Killjoy is gone
Reserved!!!
First and dominating the world. One KillJoy at a time! great job EO
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There might be some typos so let me know. Generally it is stable!!! Developers please read our new policy on using this.
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Want to be direct injected? View my thread!!!
DL in progress
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You combined all of direct inject scripts on single script, So is this a new thing ?
Waiting for updates lol
Flashing will report bakc
drankn BL SMOOTHIEZ
Exit_Only said:
OPERATION KILLJOY™
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Been using your package since the wee days where it was only for the E4GT It's good to see your project is now properly copyrighted and you'll be continuing to develop awesome tweak packages for us
If anyone is new to @Exit_Only's tweaks, trust me, you won't be disappointed
Battery life with my SPH-D710 E4GT with stock battery
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Flashing right away!
Sent from my 6th phone.
Dreams don't work if you don't do them.
Testing! Way to go!:beer:
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I can't delete the zip from my SD card!
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Definitely gonna test this out! Thanks Exit!
LuigiBull23 said:
Definitely gonna test this out! Thanks Exist!
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Exit*
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Thank you for your work. Flashing now.
Excellent work @Exit_Only, OP is looking top notch. It has been stellar working with you so far. Great things are going to be happening on this new project. Looking forward to the future from here, the initial release is great. Hit me up soon as your working on the next parts and we will discuss lots more. Welcome again to Team Kernelizers Exit_Only, let's give everyone something to talk about
Looking my man :good:
Yeah my ish flying
drankn BL SMOOTHIEZ
Looks great! Is there a way to uninstall?
SCH-I535 on SlimRom & KT747
Wi1son said:
Looks great! Is there a way to uninstall?
SCH-I535 on SlimRom & KT747
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su
uninstall