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This is another of the projects I have done that was restricted to the Thunderbolt forum, but is actually compatible with quite a few devices, if not all. Some features only work for the Thunderbolt, but the script and application verify compatibility themselves.
I do not place any restriction on use of the script, components, or functions. All I ask is that the script is not used in the development of similar applications. Whether or not I am credited is at the discretion of the developer and their personal moral obligations. While this project does not include any GPL code, the theory is still relevant:
The GPL imparts great freedom for GPL end users. It ensures innovation is never stifled and no project is dependent upon any single developer.
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Original Thunderbolt Thread
ScriptFusion AutoBot
Available on Twisted Sandbox and Android Market
This application will install the script, and if purchased from market, or unlocked with the Twisted Sanbox Shovel, it will also provide an online database of tweaks and scripts that can be run, or linked together and run, from directly inside the application.
DOWNLOADS:
AUTOUPDATE - Once the full package is installed, it will update itself (if needed) whenever it is launched. The only time the script alone needs to be reinstalled is when a new ROM is installed.
Busybox Binaries
http://twisted.dyndns.tv/BusyboxBin/
Right click / long click - Save as / save link
Script ONLY
Live script install
http://db.tt/u2gCqNO
Open terminal
Code:
su
bash /sdcard/location of script/speedtweak.sh fusion
This is the live equivalent of flashing ScriptFusion in recovery and would be considered a full install.
Once fully installed
Open terminal
Code:
su
speedtweak.sh
Live script removal
Open terminal
Code:
su
speedtweak.sh guilty
This is the live equivalent of flashing Guilty Verdict in recovery and would be considered a full removal.
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Just a quick breakdown for anyone asking "What about 98kickasskernel? Or "what about juwe RAM optimization?" "Don't they do the same thing?" In theory, sure... For RAM and sysctl values. Ever wonder why there are two versions of the 98kernel script to prevent bootloops? That is one key difference. This system doesn't just throw values at your device, or follow an "if you bootloop" methodology. Sure some things may cause loops because there is no reliable check (See odex/dalvikvm), but nothing is just hard-coded.
Another big difference is that those scripts cannot change screen density, tweak the CPU, change the scheduler, profile frequencies, and fix broken WiFi all in one run.
Complete means complete, simple as that. Customization means user determined customization, not what one developer recommends. Recommendations will help through the process, but they remain exactly that. There are no rules. Have some fun...
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Hi. Thanks for sharing.
I first read, re-read the OP and decided to download and try the trial app from the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.twisted.zero&feature=search_result. But the app just crashes every time when i try to launch(it gives the error: Data and sdcard required!). I am on custom ROM Froyo 2.2.2 with apps on ext2 using data2sd(both apps were on phone memory).
Then i re-re-read the OP and decided to try the script way first via Script Manager and then(if not lucky) via terminal. I had no luck with Script Manager(runing root mode). The script dont install and gives the errors:
wget: bad address '64.121.156.138:8080'
wget: can't connect to remote host (64.121.156.138:8080)
Unnable to chmod /system/xbin/wget: No such file
Invalid binaries. Please retry.
Edit: Checking the filesystem i see that at least one thing the script/app have done. Has deleted all my previous scripts on /system/etc/init.d and now there are 3 new files: 00twist_override, 01vdd_levels and 02sched_choice. Same files are now on /etc/init.d.
Same error with terminal emulator. Maybe i am very dumb and i miss something. What i am doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
f1ng3r said:
Hi. Thanks for sharing.
I first read, re-read the OP and decided to download and try the trial app from the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.twisted.zero&feature=search_result. But the app just crashes every time when i try to launch(it gives the error: Data and sdcard required!). I am on custom ROM Froyo 2.2.2 with apps on ext2 using data2sd(both apps were on phone memory).
Then i re-re-read the OP and decided to try the script way first via Script Manager and then(if not lucky) via terminal. I had no luck with Script Manager(runing root mode). The script dont install and gives the errors:
wget: bad address '64.121.156.138:8080'
wget: can't connect to remote host (64.121.156.138:8080)
Unnable to chmod /system/xbin/wget: No such file
Invalid binaries. Please retry.
Edit: Checking the filesystem i see that at least one thing the script/app have done. Has deleted all my previous scripts on /system/etc/init.d and now there are 3 new files: 00twist_override, 01vdd_levels and 02sched_choice. Same files are now on /etc/init.d.
Same error with terminal emulator. Maybe i am very dumb and i miss something. What i am doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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Your previous scripts are safe. They will be in data/data/scriptfusion if install didn't complete (in which case you may want to move them so a new install doesn't overwrite them) or in SDcard/ScriptFusion/backup
Alright, so a couple things happened all at once that caused your error, but to keep it simple... My server takes on the traffic of a corporate sized one packed into two computers. Occasionally I have to reboot. Your download happened during the 15 minutes or so it went down. Give it another try and let me know if it doesn't fix itself.
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Your previous scripts are safe. They will be in data/data/scriptfusion if install didn't complete (in which case you may want to move them so a new install doesn't overwrite them) or in SDcard/ScriptFusion/backup
Alright, so a couple things happened all at once that caused your error, but to keep it simple... My server takes on the traffic of a corporate sized one packed into two computers. Occasionally I have to reboot. Your download happened during the 15 minutes or so it went down. Give it another try and let me know if it doesn't fix itself.
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I keep getting this error
$ export PATH=/data/local/bin:$PATH
$su
# bash /sdcard/speedtweak.sh fusion
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
Usage: stat [OPTIONS] FILE...
Display file (default) or filesystem status
Options:
-f Display filesystem status
-L Follow links
-t Display info in terse form
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
Usage: stat [OPTIONS] FILE...
Display file (default) or filesystem status
Options:
-f Display filesystem status
_ _ ...
___ \\-//` o,*,(o o)
(o o) (o o) 8(o o)(_)Ooo
ooO--(_)--Ooo-ooO--(_)--Ooo-ooO-(_)---Ooo
____ __ __ ___ ____ _____ _ _
( ___)( )( )/ __)(_ _)( _ )( \( )
)__) )(__)( \__ \ _)(_ )(_)( ) (
(__) (______)(___/(____)(_____)(_)\_)
Android user detected! Inverting reality...
cp: can't stat '/system/customize/speedtweak.sh': No such file or directory
/sdcard/speedtweak.sh: line 332: wget: command not found
chmod: speedtweak.sh: No such file or directory
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
AutoUpdate Complete. Restarting...
Restart by pressing <Up>, <Enter>
sh: Can't open /system/customize/speedtweak.sh
#
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eoghan2t7 said:
I keep getting this error
$ export PATH=/data/local/bin:$PATH
$su
# bash /sdcard/speedtweak.sh fusion
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
Usage: stat [OPTIONS] FILE...
Display file (default) or filesystem status
Options:
-f Display filesystem status
-L Follow links
-t Display info in terse form
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
Usage: stat [OPTIONS] FILE...
Display file (default) or filesystem status
Options:
-f Display filesystem status
_ _ ...
___ \\-//` o,*,(o o)
(o o) (o o) 8(o o)(_)Ooo
ooO--(_)--Ooo-ooO--(_)--Ooo-ooO-(_)---Ooo
____ __ __ ___ ____ _____ _ _
( ___)( )( )/ __)(_ _)( _ )( \( )
)__) )(__)( \__ \ _)(_ )(_)( ) (
(__) (______)(___/(____)(_____)(_)\_)
Android user detected! Inverting reality...
cp: can't stat '/system/customize/speedtweak.sh': No such file or directory
/sdcard/speedtweak.sh: line 332: wget: command not found
chmod: speedtweak.sh: No such file or directory
unknown option -- cBusyBox v1.16.2androidfull (2010-08-01 14:57:25 EDT) multi-call binary.
AutoUpdate Complete. Restarting...
Restart by pressing <Up>, <Enter>
sh: Can't open /system/customize/speedtweak.sh
#
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Seems wget may have corrupted. All issue reports relate to bad download ( which once it is installed don't happen) time to look into it...
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twistedumbrella said:
Seems wget may have corrupted. All issue reports relate to bad download ( which once it is installed don't happen) time to look into it...
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Stupid mistake. Switched the server port on the server, but never updated the new value to the script. Download updated. Install should now update wget and proceed normally. Sorry.
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twistedumbrella said:
Stupid mistake. Switched the server port on the server, but never updated the new value to the script. Download updated. Install should now update wget and proceed normally. Sorry.
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Im still getting invaild binarys error.
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eoghan2t7 said:
Im still getting invaild binarys error.
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Alright, let me look into something that might avoid having to update busybox
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Alright, with all the recent edits, it should work to get a system with busybox 1.6.1 and up updated and running. A lot of other scripts stay at 1.6.2, but this uses 1.9 much like newer ROMs. I plan to drop back busybox, see if all the commands work, and make that part optional, but a lot of ROMs use truncated versions, so I am still working out a failsafe.
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Can I have a few people do the following command and post the output? Getting a baseline for a new verify
busybox | busybox head -n 1 | busybox awk '{ print $2 }'
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Removed the necessity of having certain versions of busybox, but with that it is fair warning that ROMs with truncated versions will not work.
Changed up the tweak menu option to be a little easier understood. While the +/- were fully explained, on smaller text sizes they were impossible to differentiate.
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Removed. All good now.
I got it up and running. I have a few questions. I purchased the autobot off one of the links you provided. I got working. I made a slight yet big mistake. I was looking through the speedtweak menu and somehow changed the voltages on something by mistake. I couldn't read what was on the bottom of the terminal emulator and screwed something up good. After that, the phone was really crawling and scriptfusion wouldnt open up. I just restored my old backup and then reinstalled my new rom. I got scriptfusion back on my phone but is there supposed to be an app that takes you directly into scriptfusion? I know I can get there from the terminal emulator but i was able to click on an app before to get in. Now if I click on it, it just force closes. Second question is, if I am going to be playing around with a kernel, is it best to just back it up first before I modify? I'm on gingeritis 3D that has Ziggy's latest baked in. It would be nice if I screwed something up that I could just reflash the kernel but he doesn't have the kernel by itself floating around. It seems like the backup and restore worked. I backed it up, played around a bit and tested my results then I restored and it seemed to take the kernel back to its normal state. Is this the way I should do it? Also, can you backup more than one file at a time?
I also don't know what happened to my min/max frequencies. I now only have :
1) 192000
2) 245760
3) 368640
4) 768000
5) 806400
6) 883200
7) 960000
8) 1036800
This is all I have available. I had more before I had to reflash my rom. I'm sure its my fault. How can I get the other options back? I also have enabled swap and I can see if on there but it is not being used.
ercDROID said:
I got it up and running. I have a few questions. I purchased the autobot off one of the links you provided. I got working. I made a slight yet big mistake. I was looking through the speedtweak menu and somehow changed the voltages on something by mistake. I couldn't read what was on the bottom of the terminal emulator and screwed something up good. After that, the phone was really crawling and scriptfusion wouldnt open up. I just restored my old backup and then reinstalled my new rom. I got scriptfusion back on my phone but is there supposed to be an app that takes you directly into scriptfusion? I know I can get there from the terminal emulator but i was able to click on an app before to get in. Now if I click on it, it just force closes. Second question is, if I am going to be playing around with a kernel, is it best to just back it up first before I modify? I'm on gingeritis 3D that has Ziggy's latest baked in. It would be nice if I screwed something up that I could just reflash the kernel but he doesn't have the kernel by itself floating around. It seems like the backup and restore worked. I backed it up, played around a bit and tested my results then I restored and it seemed to take the kernel back to its normal state. Is this the way I should do it? Also, can you backup more than one file at a time?
I also don't know what happened to my min/max frequencies. I now only have :
1) 192000
2) 245760
3) 368640
4) 768000
5) 806400
6) 883200
7) 960000
8) 1036800
This is all I have available. I had more before I had to reflash my rom. I'm sure its my fault. How can I get the other options back? I also have enabled swap and I can see if on there but it is not being used.
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From everything you said, it sounds like the restore may have given you a different kernel. The kernel frequencies are read right from system. The force close should fix itself by clearing data for the app and letting it reinstall the script. You don't necessarily need to back up anything if you are near a computer because the kernel itself is never actually edited. Restore is as easy as using adb to remove /system/init.e/00twist_override Editing on the go, a recent backup of system only will revert any changes. If you enabled swap and your getting zeros either you need to reboot or the system hasn't needed the space yet.
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Wow that's one intense script.
It's a huge compliment you gave me when you said I motivated you in some way.
Thanks man... I'm practically speechless
zeppelinrox said:
Wow that's one intense script.
It's a huge compliment you gave me when you said I motivated you in some way.
Thanks man... I'm practically speechless
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Thanks. It was very true. Reading over your work made me realize I was focusing too much on single items and not the whole process.
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Well... looks like you did it in spades
Lots of ideas floating around. New concepts for better cooperation between the app and the script. Better methods for quick scripts. New menus and graphic interface plans. It's slowly building up.
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so after searching the forums i found:
1) faux clock
2) system tuner
3) init.d scripts
with (2) vdd values dont persist & revert to stock after a while for some unknown reason.
with (3) the vdd table doesnt change at all, except when the same commands in script are entered through adb.
i havent tried (1). i've had the most success with (3), but having to do it through adb every reboot is a bother. how are you guys doing it?
kaof said:
so after searching the forums i found:
1) faux clock
2) system tuner
3) init.d scripts
with (2) vdd values dont persist & revert to stock after a while for some unknown reason.
with (3) the vdd table doesnt change at all, except when the same commands in script are entered through adb.
i havent tried (1). i've had the most success with (3), but having to do it through adb every reboot is a bother. how are you guys doing it?
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I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.
I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.
gol_n_dal said:
I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.
I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.
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I think fauxclock 0.8 is your best option. 0.75 has some compatibility problem so do not use it.
If you want to use a scrip. I would put the corresponding code in the /etc/init.post_boot.sh
Code:
echo "-50000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/vdd_table/vdd_levels
Reboot and then check the vdd table.
If init.post_boot.sh does not exist, do the following in the terminal emulator
Code:
touch /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
chmod a+x /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
vi /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
After successfully creating the init.post_boot.sh, then write this in it:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
<YOUR COMMANDS GO HERE>
gol_n_dal said:
I'm using FauxClock 0.8.0 and resetting if it reboots.
I like the fact that it resets the UV on a boot, so that if I've UV'd too low it resets to be usable on a boot.
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Scripts make a cleaner mod, try it someday!
You can UV individual frequencies, and after you get it right it's just set-it-and-forget-it.
yungyeh said:
I think fauxclock 0.8 is your best option. 0.75 has some compatibility problem so do not use it.
If you want to use a scrip. I would put the corresponding code in the /etc/init.post_boot.sh
Code:
echo "-50000" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/vdd_table/vdd_levels
Reboot and then check the vdd table.
If init.post_boot.sh does not exist, do the following in the terminal emulator
Code:
touch /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
chmod a+x /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
vi /system/etc/init.post_boot.sh
After successfully creating the init.post_boot.sh, then write this in it:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
<YOUR COMMANDS GO HERE>
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Lesson learnt - UV scripts in system/etc/init.d don't work, but editing init.post_boot.sh does!
Works like a charm, thanks so much!
kaof said:
Lesson learnt - UV scripts in system/etc/init.d don't work, but editing init.post_boot.sh does!
Works like a charm, thanks so much!
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Have to make sure that the init.d scripts have the right permissions for them to work ^_^
Kohr-Ah said:
Have to make sure that the init.d scripts have the right permissions for them to work ^_^
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What are the right permissions?
I tried
Code:
adb shell
chmod 777 system/etc/init.d/scriptName
and it didn't work!
Im having problems with the app "script manager" on se x10i running on custom ROM (feralabs v4). Is there an alternative for this app? Im trying to install v6 supercharger. Any help would be highly appreciated.
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before running the script manager, you must install busybox first
a simply tutorial video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75yH02rxUxI
I used to have problem too in installing v6 supercharger using script manager. I tried different busybox version but still had problems. Finally, I only installed it using terminal emulator. If you want to try it, here's how I did it:
- copy the downloaded v6 script to the root folder of the sdcard and rename it to v6.sh
- open terminal emulator
- type this command:
$ su [enter]
# sh /sdcard/v6.sh [enter]
- that will open v6 interface like usual and you can install it from there.
Only one drawback though, there's no widget that script manager provide to quick check v6 status. If I want to check it, then I have to run the command in the terminal again.
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greenAlgae said:
I used to have problem too in installing v6 supercharger using script manager. I tried different busybox version but still had problems. Finally, I only installed it using terminal emulator. If you want to try it, here's how I did it:
- copy the downloaded v6 script to the root folder of the sdcard and rename it to v6.sh
- open terminal emulator
- type this command:
$ su [enter]
# sh /sdcard/v6.sh [enter]
- that will open v6 interface like usual and you can install it from there.
Only one drawback though, there's no widget that script manager provide to quick check v6 status. If I want to check it, then I have to run the command in the terminal again.
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Thank you so much. This worked. Im now blazing on my x10i
Cheers.
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glad I could help
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Installed v6 using the terminal method (smanager keeps fc) and it worked. Thanks. I know it's an old thread but it helped. Just a Q; how do i check if v6 is up? Do i enter sh /sdcard/v6.sh again?
keypad not working
hey i followed all steps. but when it come to choose a number my keypad dont work. what to do??
So I applied the voodoo color settings from this thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1401759
But they don't stick after reboot. Can anyone tell me how I can get them to stay when I reboot my Nexus?
You can always make an init.d script if your ROM supports it
Here's an example of how it should look, you can change the values to whatever you like
#! /sys/bin/sh
echo 2863311680 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/red_multiplier
echo 3336681600 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/green_multiplier
echo 3925507840 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/blue_multiplier
echo -33 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/blue_v1_offset
echo -26 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/red_v1_offset
echo -30 >/sys/class/misc/voodoo_color/green_v1_offset
Or you can use an app called ROM Toolbox and use the "Scripter" to run this at boot
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Thanks! It's working great! However, I do notice that it sometimes makes my phone reboot on bootup about two times before it applies. But better than trying to remember my screen's values in Voodoo.
Boot Shell allows you to save Linux Shell commands and execute them at boot. The Pro version allows to execute complete shell scripts at boot.
{
"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"
}
You can also save your favourite Linux commands and execute them at your will.
It can also eliminate the need of using init.d scripts for basic needs such as setting CPU parameters at boot such as, CPU Frequencies, governors, and also IO Governers,enable/disable Fastcharge, GPU Overclock etc.
REQUIREMENTS -
->ROOT
->BUSYBOX
Pro Version Extras -
-Ability to Execute Scripts at boot
-View outputs and errors after command execution
-Inbuilt Text/Script Editor
For any queries or problems please feel free to E-mail me at [email protected]mail.com
Try not to execute a resource intensive task or scripts at boot, it can slow down your device startup.
Explanation for Permissions -
-> Read/Write USB Storage - Allow the Shell commands to read/write on Device Storage
-> SuperUser Permission - To Execute Shell Commands
-> Run at Startup - To be able to execute Shell commands at Boot
Credits:
-> CMDProcessor Library, for making Root easy, and to @Androguide.fr for sharing it.
-> @nikwen - For being a very helpful and active contributor in the Java for Android App Development section, and for clearing my initial programming doubts.
Changelog-
8/2/14 -
Initial Release
10/2/14 -
Added notification to confirm execution of commands at boot.
Execution of commands at boot time should be faster now.
12/02/14 -
Added option to enable/disable execution of commands at boot.
Added link to XDA thread in settings.
21/02/14 -
Uploaded to play store
Added option to export saved commands as txt file to sdcard
Fixed a command delete bug
Added help documentation
25/02/14-
Fixed up some strings
Added more feedback options in settings
07/03/2014-
Fixed a bug with exporting of commands
Added a cancel option to command edit dialog
Minor code cleanup
21- Mar - 2014
-Major Overhaul
-Ability to Execute Scripts at boot [Pro Version]
-View outputs and errors after command execution [Pro Version]
-Inbuilt Text/Script Editor [Pro Version]
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Please try to download from Google Play as it will help me to keep record of number of downloads, app crashes, etc.
For those who do not use Gapps download V3.0 from the attachments below.
P.S. - If you are coming from the Beta Version of the app, the signature for the app has changed so you will have to uninstall the old version to be able to install the new one. To backup your commands, please backup app data using titanium backup or helium, uninstall, reinstall from play store and restore app data. I am really sorry for this inconvenience.
Screenies !!!!
Some useful Shell Commands
USB FAST CHARGE Enable:
Code:
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge
USB FAST CHARGE Disable:
Code:
echo 0 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge
SET GPU CLOCK:
Code:
echo x > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/gpu_oc
where x is your desired GPU Frequency or frequency step
SET CPU GOVERNER
Code:
echo interactive > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
replace interactive with your desired governer
LOAD A KERNEL MODULE
Code:
insmod /system/lib/modules/module_name
TCP CONGESTION ALGORITHM
Code:
/system/xbin/sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control=reno
replace reno with your desired value
SET CPU MIN FREQUENCY
Code:
echo 350000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
replace 350000 (350 MHz)with your desired frequency
SET CPU MAX FREQUENCY
Code:
echo 1500000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
replace 1500000(1.5 Ghz) with your desired frequency
SET READ AHEAD BUFFER
Code:
echo 1024 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/read_ahead_kb
replace 1024 with your desired value(in KB)
SET I/O SCHEDULER
Code:
echo row > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
replace row with your desired governer
gh0stslayer said:
mine
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Boot Shell has stopped....
My system is 4.0.4
you one picture system UI is beautiful,can you sharing me?
:good:
Lumia997 said:
Boot Shell has stopped....
My system is 4.0.4
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@Lumia997 :
Sorry about that, a new version has been uploaded , please try it. Thanks
you one picture system UI is beautiful,can you sharing me?
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sorry I don't understand, what do you want me to share ?
OK, how does this baby work? That is, what executes the commands? When (linux boot, zygote startup, dalvik up and running)??
How does this relate to selinux?
I have scripts in /data/local/userinit.d/ which are supposed to be run by the init.d system. The only one I know that runs is link2sd's script if I move it to there. Others, apparently do not run, even in cm-10.2 with permissive selinux. I have tasker run them, successfully, when it begins its "listening."
The lead question here is critical! If the app must be present at boot (it is an apk, however!), then it needs be on internal storage or better, on system! If the app needs be present only for its UI, it can be on sdcard or linked (link2sd). It is a user app but maybe it needs place something on system or /etc/init.d/ to operate?
Dovidhalevi said:
OK, how does this baby work? That is, what executes the commands? When (linux boot, zygote startup, dalvik up and running)??
How does this relate to selinux?
I have scripts in /data/local/userinit.d/ which are supposed to be run by the init.d system. The only one I know that runs is link2sd's script if I move it to there. Others, apparently do not run, even in cm-10.2 with permissive selinux. I have tasker run them, successfully, when it begins its "listening."
The lead question here is critical! If the app must be present at boot (it is an apk, however!), then it needs be on internal storage or better, on system! If the app needs be present only for its UI, it can be on sdcard or linked (link2sd). It is a user app but maybe it needs place something on system or /etc/init.d/ to operate?
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The commands saved on this app are executed in the same way they are executed by a Linux Shell Emulator, or a Terminal on a Native Linux system. The only difference is it save the commands you enter and executes them as soon as the device finishes booting. You can also save commands to a favourite list , which will not be executed at boot, but allows you to manually execute them as you wish.
Edit: - Info: - It uses busybox to execute shell commands
The app works fine when placed on the internal storage of the device, though I am not sure about if it will work if placed on SD Card but in theory it should work, no need to place it on the /system partition.
It cannot run whole shell scripts only single commands, but you can save as many commands as you like
Just make sure you enter a valid command and that you kernel or device supports it.
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The commands saved on this app are executed in the same way they are executed by a Linux Shell Emulator, or a Terminal on a Native Linux system. The only difference is it save the commands you enter and executes them as soon as the device finishes booting. You can also save commands to a favourite list , which will not be executed at boot, but allows you to manually execute them as you wish.
Edit: - Info: - It uses busybox to execute shell commands
The app works fine when placed on the internal storage of the device, though I am not sure about if it will work if placed on SD Card but in theory it should work, no need to place it on the /system partition.
It cannot run whole shell scripts only single commands, but you can save as many commands as you like
Just make sure you enter a valid command and that you kernel or device supports it.
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Thanks for the info. In other words, would work as I use tasker now but with a much easier UI for scripts entry. Not really a substitute for /etc/init.d functionality because would get run later but otherwise, quite nice. Note that current cm-11 ROMs (for my old LG P500 at any rate) are quite slow getting startup services going.
Dovidhalevi said:
Thanks for the info. In other words, would work as I use tasker now but with a much easier UI for scripts entry. Not really a substitute for /etc/init.d functionality because would get run later but otherwise, quite nice. Note that current cm-11 ROMs (for my old LG P500 at any rate) are quite slow getting startup services going.
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Yup, not really a substitute for complex init.d scripts, and yes quite similar to the way tasker does shell commands at boot.
But it should be more than enough for some simple CPU, I/O and kernel tweaking etc.
gh0stslayer said:
Yup, not really a substitute for complex init.d scripts, and yes quite similar to the way tasker does shell commands at boot.
But it should be more than enough for some simple CPU, I/O and kernel tweaking etc.
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... and maybe a tasker plugin to execute "favorites" entered to this app?
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... and maybe a tasker plugin to execute "favorites" entered to this app?
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Hmmm, I will have to look into it. I have no knowledge about how to develop plugins for tasker :silly: but I can try, no promises though.
But can't you already add commands in tasker and schedule their execution ?
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Hmmm, I will have to look into it. I have no knowledge about how to develop plugins for tasker :silly: but I can try, no promises though.
But can't you already add commands in tasker and schedule their execution ?
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It is excruciatingly difficult to enter this stuff on the phone's keyboards. So if I have a "favorite"command in this app and later on decide to use it in tasker, I would not be to happy with struggling to enter it a second time
BTW, most of what I have entered as script are in bash script files. Can these be run by the app or only single line commands?
Dovidhalevi said:
It is excruciatingly difficult to enter this stuff on the phone's keyboards. So if I have a "favorite"command in this app and later on decide to use it in tasker, I would not be to happy with struggling to enter it a second time
BTW, most of what I have entered as script are in bash script files. Can these be run by the app or only single line commands?
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Single line commands only, you can add the next line of bash script as another command .
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If you wanna use the same command else where , click on the command select edit and copy the command from the textbox. No need to enter it again.
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Credits:
-> CMDProcessor Library, for making Root easy, and to @Androguide.fr for sharing it.
-> @nikwen - For being a very helpful and active contributor in the Java for Android App Development section, and for clearing my initial programming doubts.
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Big thanks for that.
In my opinion it's great that you finished your app. Good job. :good:
nikwen said:
Big thanks for that.
In my opinion it's great that you finished your app. Good job. :good:
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Thank you very much
Hello everyone, Boot Shell is now available on Play Store. Please find it here
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kislay.bootshellcommand
The signature for the app has changed so you will have to uninstall the old version to be able to install the new one. To backup your commands, please backup app data using titanium backup or helium, uninstall, reinstall from play store and restore app data. I am really sorry for this inconvenience.
New version is up-
Changes -
Fixed up strings
Added feedback options (E-mail and Play Store)
There is an easter egg somewhere too
Version 1.2 is now up-
Changes -
-Fixed a bug with exporting commands to SD Card
-Added a cancel option to command edit dialog
-Minor Code Cleanup
Please feel free to drop your feedback/ comments/ ratings
Email if you need any help, guidance or wanna report a bug.
New major update -
Changelog-
Version 2.0 -> 21- Mar - 2014
-Major Overhaul
-Ability to Execute Scripts at boot [Pro Version]
-View outputs and errors after command execution [Pro Version]
-Inbuilt Text/Script Editor [Pro Version]
Pro Version Link - Boot Shell Pro
help
I use that bootshell but need more time for executing ,its that normal because i already w8 for 4 hours