-SU/BusyBox/Misc Tools/Utilities for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
-Compiled from CyanogenMod's, CM7 repo for Harmony, and use the supplied update-script as a base
-Statically compiled busybox-1.18.4 with optimisations used for gtab-2632, via CodeSourcery’s 2009q1-203
-VI/VIM/HTOP/SSH/DropBear/BASH, etc., etc.
-set ro.secure=0 (adb root shell)
http://droidbasement.com/db-blog
Awesome, thanks for this. Any specifications on what the "misc tools/utilities" are besides busybox and SU?
Thanks worked great! Now to get Netflix/Hulu working..
kentoe said:
Awesome, thanks for this. Any specifications on what the "misc tools/utilities" are besides busybox and SU?
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check in xbin and some things in bin as well.
Tools – SU/BusyBox/Misc – Galaxy Tab 10.1 - http://droidbasement.com/db-blog
I try it not working will
B.r.
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??
It flashes, boots and works fine (I've flashed multiple times).
Did you follow the instructions?
This is made for the galaxy tab IO version (altho it would probably boot on the 'v' also, provided you have a recovery which can flash test key signed images).
sweet thanks a lot been wanting sqlite3! Do you know is it possible to add python to the mix? I've been able to get the python binary working on the tab but don't know how to link up the libraries.
Ill look in to it.
pershoot said:
??
It flashes, boots and works fine (I've flashed multiple times).
Did you follow the instructions?
This is made for the galaxy tab IO version (altho it would probably boot on the 'v' also, provided you have a recovery which can flash test key signed images).
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It I/o edition
All done well but when using some apps like titanium backup or screen shot
First time ask for root I allow it
Then when I run it again it says no root
Where's the problem ?
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sadlove said:
It I/o edition
All done well but when using some apps like titanium backup or screen shot
First time ask for root I allow it
Then when I run it again it says no root
Where's the problem ?
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Check the superuser app. Clear cache for it and ensure you are saving the state of the allowance.
pershoot said:
Check the superuser app. Clear cache for it and ensure you are saving the state of the allowance.
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Still same problem !!!
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Try to delete the app completly(with data for it), and reflash.
Works fine over here (ex: su state is saved and always launches and going to app shows su as saved).
pershoot said:
Try to delete the app completly(with data for it), and reflash.
Works fine over here (ex: su state is saved and always launches and going to app shows su as saved).
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All apps su are saved with no problem but when I try to run the apps again it shows no root all
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Post logs if you can't get it to go after full deletion and reflash.
Just tested with autostarts.
Works fine (tested twice, each time closing the app and relaunching).
After flashing this I now have two su files. One in xbin and one on bin. Its causing issues with some apps can not get su access. Any idea how to fix?
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schwiz said:
After flashing this I now have two su files. One in xbin and one on bin. Its causing issues with some apps can not get su access. Any idea how to fix?
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this does not put an su file/binary in bin.
you must have had other things in prior to flashing this.
remove the su file from bin, and reflash the .zip for good measure (in case you have broken links elsewhere, etc.).
That fixed it thanks. Not sure how the other su got there just followed root instructions from other thread
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when you flash this you will be rooted/have root capabilities when you return to the OS, so there is no need to do another method on top of this.
Related
I made this small app to download and install the latest update for the xoom for those of us that are rooted. It's very basic but works. Hope my 30 min is worth while
After install re-root by:
adb remount && adb shell chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
thanks
This will help many! Thank you.
Thanks JRummy worked like a charm
App worked like a charm for me. Took me a while to get adb loaded on my wife's laptop but otherwise smooth as silk..
3.0.1 and rooted and running at 1504.
Thank for the app!
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saved me some time thanks a lot
Do we have a re root process yet after updating?
Wow! Thanks a ton, that was absolutely painless.
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jrummy16 said:
I made this small app to download and install the latest update for the xoom for those of us that are rooted. It's very basic but works. Hope my 30 min is worth while
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You Sir, are the man.
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Still doing great stuff Huh Rummy! I was running your great rom's for the moto droid still using root tools and now this thanks for making it so easy
Do I need to adb push the apk
Nope just download and install.
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Thanks man, this worked great!
Wish I could make the program in 30 min...even a month. I tried to teach my self how to make apps but no luck. Not something my brain can learn as easy as other computer stuff
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Worked like a charm. But I'm not near a computer for a couple days. Any way to re-root from the xoom using terminal emulator or the like?
Didnt work for me, same issue as the OTA update.
Xoom reboots, for a few seconds theres the android with the cogs, then suddenly it turns into download mode (android with ! triangle).
A few minutes later the xoom reboots and im back where i started... could it be my renaming lots of files in the /app folder?
ftgg99 said:
Didnt work for me, same issue as the OTA update.
Xoom reboots, for a few seconds theres the android with the cogs, then suddenly it turns into download mode (android with ! triangle).
A few minutes later the xoom reboots and im back where i started... could it be my renaming lots of files in the /app folder?
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That is exactly your problem.... you renamed system apps. Change the names back to the original and you should be fine.
Ended up flashing stock again and the update works. But was it the kernel or the app renaming i wonder... quadrant scores are seem lower than before 1700.
MrDanger said:
That is exactly your problem.... you renamed system apps. Change the names back to the original and you should be fine.
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Thanks for the info... that worked... all because of the dungeon game it was failing.. really appreciate the help!
Thanks it worked perfectly
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Not sure if this is 100% necessary.
I'm in Germany (thanks, Army), and came home to an update notification on my Xoom. I got excited about SD functionality and Flash, so I updated without thinking.
With the official 3.0.1 update, the only thing that I noticed was that SetCPU wasn't functioning due to loss of root user priveleges. I re-flashed rootboot.img (might have been unnecessary), and fixed the permissions on the su binary.
Maybe this is more of a problem for those of you who are stateside, but can anyone else confirm that this issue is as minor as the "fix?" Since we still need to drop down to a terminal, we might as well accept the update then fix permissions. I think maybe a script that combines these two tasks would better serve the community.
Pulled this off of the Kindle Fire HD thread, seems to work fine on otter2.
1. Enable installation of applications from unknown sources in Kindle Fire Settings.
2. Install GoogleLoginService.apk.
3. Reboot.
4. Install the Google Apps.
5. Start YouTube. Sign In. It will take you to Google Account Manager to create/use existing Google credentials.
6. Same goes for other apps. In case sign in fails for any of the apps (except Maps/GTalk) drag down the Kindle Fire notification bar, click on the notification for "Permission requested....." and assign required permissions.
The files can be downloaded from here
https://www.box.com/s/kf6n8qpdncscnhmsz3ox
apps with high resolution 256x256 icons for display in Kindle Fire Carousel using the following guide.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1495854
Credits go to abhijitxp for the files.
Root and Gapps Working for me.
I was able to use the same Root Method that the HD uses to gain root on My Fire2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
After Getting Root I used this method to get the Market/Play Store working.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893410
After I got both working I was able to install HoloLauncher HD. I moved it from data/app to system/app
and set the permisions to rw-r-r. A reboot gave me the option to select my default launcher.
I may not have a Custom Rom due to the locked bootloaders
but atleast I can enjoy a nice Android experience and use some of the Apps I purchased now.
bodi524 said:
I was able to use the same Root Method that the HD uses to gain root on My Fire2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
After Getting Root I used this method to get the Market/Play Store working.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893410
After I got both working I was able to install HoloLauncher HD. I moved it from data/app to system/app
and set the permisions to rw-r-r. A reboot gave me the option to select my default launcher.
I may not have a Custom Rom due to the locked bootloaders
but atleast I can enjoy a nice Android experience and use some of the Apps I purchased now.
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Oh nice man!
What software version did your kf2 have?
If it was 10.1.3 I'm deff gonna follow your steps..
Yes I have the 10.1.3 update. I actually rooted it before I got the update and had to re-root the 10.1.3.
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bodi524 said:
Yes I have the 10.1.3 update. I actually rooted it before I got the update and had to re-root the 10.1.3.
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Awesome man, gonna start the rooting process now. Thanks a ton for sharing the info with me.
So.. if it's rooted and I still hate this thing, what are the steps to unroot and return to stock??
You can try this. Download the update and see if it will install back to 10.1.3
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31538978
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Did you guys use the .bat file to root or follow the manual steps in the video?
EDIT: I used the manual steps in the video successfully.
SnyperTodd said:
Did you guys use the .bat file to root or follow the manual steps in the video?
EDIT: I used the manual steps in the video successfully.
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I used the manual approach, everyone I've talked too has also so,
Seems to be working absolutley fine..
I used the qemu bat file. It worked fine.
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bodi524 said:
I used the qemu bat file. It worked fine.
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Hey bodi, started a new thread in kindle fire 2 section on how to root, credits are there for ya man for sharing the info with me, thanks again man
bodi524 said:
I used the qemu bat file. It worked fine.
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Where did you find the bat file? Thanks.
mobiletnerd said:
Where did you find the bat file? Thanks.
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Check out this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
Youll like this Mod!!!!
Many of us keep on trying new roms every now and then and for that we know we have to always perform this "Pain In The A**" procedure of booting into recovery to make a BACKUP of our roms!!! . Which eats up a lot battery aswell. This mod will help you make a nandroid backup without booting into recovery.
I am not the developer of this MOD....I just helped the developer in making this mod compatible with our device. It works just fine. i have tested it myself. All credits goes to the developer himself.
Requirements:
1. Rooted android phone
2. A terminal emulator installed on phone
3. Latest version of Busybox
4. A working CWM based recovery installed ( Works even with the Temporary one)
5. Some patience
Installation:
1. Download and copy zip file to SD card
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Choose install zip from SD card, select zip and flash
4. Reboot
How to back up:
1. Open terminal emulator
2. Type su to obtain root
3. Type onandroid
4. Wait till it notifies you that the backup has been done :good:
5. You can restore it from the CWM recovery as you have always done.
LINK TO THE FILES AND THE THREAD ITSELF :- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2045493
CREDITS :-
mEmoZz (for moding it)
ameer1234567890 ( Original developer of this mod)
All you may do is GIVE THANKS TO BOTH mEmoZz and ameer1234567890 and me if you think I helped you in any way . Link to ameer1234567890's thread can be found using the above link.
ANY QUESTIONS AND DOUBTS SHOULD BE CLEARED ON ABOVE MENTIONED THREAD !!!!!!!!!
There is an app in the playstore too for backup without cwm: online nandroid backup
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I thought it was not possible to make a backup of an os if that os is running. That's like trying to change the wheel of your car while driving your car
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Android-fany said:
There is an app in the playstore too for backup without cwm: online nandroid backup
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This is from the same dev. Dont need an app. When youll use that app...it will notify that a file isnt found. Youll get the file at the above mentioned thread.
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michielvDroid said:
I thought it was not possible to make a backup of an os if that os is running. That's like trying to change the wheel of your car while driving your car
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Lol no. Its like wearing a seat belt while driving. You can drive as well as ensure your protection.
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Androidnow said:
This is from the same dev. Dont need an app. When youll use that app...it will notify that a file isnt found. Youll get the file at the above mentioned thread.
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Yes, but if will notify you directly in the app and you can directly install it from the app.
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Android-fany said:
Yes, but if will notify you directly in the app and you can directly install it from the app.
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Yes ofcourse. This script has other features too....that app uses the same Ameer's scripts . Check ameer's thread.
Features include:-
Custom Backup name.
Timezone Modifier
Different Back up modes
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So, the app and this, are the same thing? i mean, its easiest use the app.
carlos9545 said:
So, the app and this, are the same thing? i mean, its easiest use the app.
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Yes, you can rename the backups in the app and more...
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It can also be done by Android Toolbox Pro
Its an amazing software
But its for windows
But you can do amazing things on it
That's strange, I had it installed normally a while ago from the official thread (only used it once, but it worked if I remember correctly).
What exactly is the difference between this & the official one?
GermainZ said:
That's strange, I had it installed normally a while ago from the official thread (only used it once, but it worked if I remember correctly).
What exactly is the difference between this & the official one?
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As i said i am not the developer...just wanted to share this mod in our forum as it supports. Does it vibrates when the back up is finished? (The script from ameer's thread) . I think it has a add-on of vibration and led lights blinking as and when the backup is finished. ( We Dont have an Led light...(obvious) so that wont work.) I never ran the original script so i have no idea about the vibration thing at the end. This one does vibrate.
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I did the onandroid backup with the files installed from the original thread.
2 remarks:
1) you need to install the extra zip file for s5830i referred to with a link in the thread otherwise you will get the error message that your boot partition is not found
2) while making the backup in the background it's better not to stress your phone to much otherwise you will get an automic reboot during the backup process even when the min frequency is set higher than 156 mhz. So I'm not sure if this will work if you will get an incoming call during this backup process
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michielvDroid said:
I did the onandroid backup with the files installed from the original thread.
2 remarks:
1) you need to install the extra zip file for s5830i referred to with a link in the thread otherwise you will get the error message that your boot partition is not found
2) while making the backup in the background it's better not to stress your phone to much otherwise you will get an automic reboot during the backup process even when the min frequency is set higher than 156 mhz. So I'm not sure if this will work if you will get an incoming call during this backup process
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Yes i noticed that too.....what i did was set the cpu at performance. Switched on flight mode. And took a backup. Worked fine.
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Thank you for it
It will restore my data system apps cache all noooooo
And how to backup my second partition which is of fat32 I
M using link2sd before installing another rom
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rahulnandwani said:
It will restore my data system apps cache all noooooo
And how to backup my second partition which is of fat32 I
M using link2sd before installing another rom
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It will backup your rom as you do from CWM recovery. For fat32, copy paste that into your computer.
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Androidnow said:
Yes ofcourse. This script has other features too....that app uses the same Ameer's scripts . Check ameer's thread.
Features include:-
Custom Backup name.
Timezone Modifier
Different Back up modes
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Androidnow said:
Yes i noticed that too.....what i did was set the cpu at performance. Switched on flight mode. And took a backup. Worked fine.
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I read the updater-script of onandroid and i see that it run busybox in sbin folder...ive it in system xbin and it's not symlinched... I mount the systema from CWR or can I change the updater with notepad?
angel.sea said:
I read the updater-script of onandroid and i see that it run busybox in sbin folder...ive it in system xbin and it's not symlinched... I mount the systema from CWR or can I change the updater with notepad?
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I havent tried that. Neither am i the developer........please ask the question in the thread link provided in the OP.
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hi I would like to ask if its possible to "Clear Memory" in Ram status lower than 200 mb?
because every time I "Clear Memory" my Ram status its always in 320mb+
is there an application that can help me?
SS here: CLICK ME!
thank you
There is no app except v6 supercharger script root your phone and try them http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
There is no app except v6 supercharger script root your phone and try them http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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are you using this one?
EDIT : del
Yeah i have used that scripts when i was on tw roms i can get atleast 275 mb used ram when killed the background apps
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
Yeah i have used that scripts when i was on tw roms i can get atleast 275 mb used ram when killed the background apps
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ok i would try it would you mind if you can answer my future question just in case that if I will do wrong can you help me to troubleshoot?
thanks!
The thread which i have mentioned in above post have all the faq's.. If you still have got any queries then you can post it here either me or someone else will surely reply to your questions
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
The thread which i have mentioned in above post have all the faq's.. If you still have got any queries then you can post it here either me or someone else will surely reply to your questions
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hahaha alright thank you very much!
You are always welcome
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Hi again sir i would like to ask some instruction because I am a little bit confuse in installing this application.
1) which step would i follow first ?? here is the link of what i am talking about. V6 SuperCharger
This
Summary of Steps (Yeah, it's THIS friggin easy...)
Before you start reading, just know that this is not difficult to implement... it's easy. There's more specifics below but basically:
1. Download a script
2. Install BusyBox (Attached! - see install instructions above the attachments)
3. Install Script Manager (Enable Browse as Root in Config)
4. Load script into Script Manager (Run As Root - the skull and crossbones icon which turns green when selected)
5. Follow instructions/user prompts & select what you want
(c) zeppelinrox
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OR this
Installing/Using
1. Download the attached V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt/pdf script and save to your sdcard.
- Do NOT run the V6 SuperCharger install script at boot!
2. Run the script:
A) Load the script (V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt/pdf) into Script Manager and select "Run as Root" (skull and crossbones "Su" icon - it turns green when selected)
OR...
B) Run Terminal Emulator and simply type: su and enter, sh /sdcard/V6* and enter (provided you saved the script to the root of your sdcard)
OR...
C) via ADB on your computer. In a console, type: adb shell and enter, su and enter, sh /sdcard/V6* and enter (provided you saved the script to the root of your sdcard)
3. Get SuperCharged! Just pick an option! The extra options (Engine Flush, etc.) explain things before doing anything
4. READ the script's output!
5. Afterwards, READ the html HELP FILE in the root of your SD Card!
6. Non-ICS/JB ROMS - Disable "Lock Home in Memory" if your ROM has this option. (This takes effect immediately.)
7. Optional: For a quick status check, you can put a Script Manager widget for V6 SuperCharger on you desktop
8. Reboot - required if it's your first time SuperCharging the rom.
9. Check if it works - After reboot, run the V6_SuperCharger script and check the info under the menu.
Cool! - Here are a few recent tutorials:
[GUIDE] V6 Supercharger Update 9 RC 8.2 + for Samsung Galaxy Young (includes a little KAK tutorial too)
If you are using compcache and have lag or slow down after SuperCharging,
DISABLE compache, wipe caches and re-enable it.
Non-ICS/JB ROMS - Be sure to uncheck/disable lock home in memory!
Note: V6_SuperCharger-AOR.zip is for use with Milestone's Androidiani OpenRecovery. Even if you have a Milestone, don't run it within Android.
........ AOR Usage: Extract to the root of your sdcard (Directory structure is in the zip)
.........You will now have a SuperCharger Menu on the main screen. Simply select the menu and select 1 of the 12 options.
(c) zeppelinrox
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Thankyou for your HELP
PS: Please correct me if I'm disobeying some rules here
You can follow any step which suits you best but just take care of that you precisely follow the steps and be a good reader
PS: Don't forget to patch the "Jelly ISCream mod" that is the only thing to be done perfectly
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well best is to either stop them from loading, disable triggers, uninstall/freeze them, etc to get some extra free ram.
but knowing the inner workings from android ram utilization, pretty useless endevour considering
abhinav quietly brilliant said:
You can follow any step which suits you best but just take care of that you precisely follow the steps and be a good reader
PS: Don't forget to patch the "Jelly ISCream mod" that is the only thing to be done perfectly
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what do you mean by "Jelly ISCream mod" ?
this means its not working with the stock kernel?
baz77 said:
well best is to either stop them from loading, disable triggers, uninstall/freeze them, etc to get some extra free ram.
but knowing the inner workings from android ram utilization, pretty useless endevour considering
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can you suggest an application that can freeze the application?
pedropenduko said:
can you suggest an application that can freeze the application?
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App Quarantine for freezing things.
Rom Toolbox for autostart.
Try greenify.works very well for me
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Hi,
I have tried all the steps for V6 supercharge even patched.. What is the instant change that I should expect.. I tried to clear memory but still doesn't go less than before. Let me know if I missed something... Using lsz stock rooted rom with philz kernel
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f0xtr0t said:
Try greenify.works very well for me
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ill check for this thankyou
treacherous_hawk said:
Hi,
I have tried all the steps for V6 supercharge even patched.. What is the instant change that I should expect.. I tried to clear memory but still doesn't go less than before. Let me know if I missed something... Using lsz stock rooted rom with philz kernel
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i am not still installing the V6 so i dont know how to answer you question ^^
hihipunkt said:
App Quarantine for freezing things.
Rom Toolbox for autostart.
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ok thanks here... how the Rom Toolbox would help? its looks like a compilation of application for root users?
but anyways thankyou
for disabling startup apps .. easy one is autostarts or rom toolbox has the autostart manager,,
for freezing apps TB is good
check dr ketans toolbox thread
Obviously most are aware Google Play have blocked any ad blocking apps but i had an apk. of AdAway from my Galaxy S3 so i installed it on my One but it does not appear to block all ads like it used to even when i manually update it and reboot there's always ads in certain apps, am i using an older version of this apk. or does anyone else have an alternative apk'. of any ad blocking app i could use, or is it something to do with the phone itself?
Cheers
unless you're running a modified kernel with the protection of /system partitions disabled, your host file gets replaced by default every time you reboot.
I've adblock 2.3 and it works fine, i don't have ads in apps
Which version do you have?
And see if you aren't running a custom kernel with /system partition protection disabled.
Have Trickdroid on my phone so I choose stock kernel as it's the most stable i believe, not ready to flash custom kernel yet as development is still in the early stages, running same version as above stated and not sure it blocks any ads, any other way around this without flashing a custom kernel?
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There's a mod that removes the protection from the stock kernel. It's in the development section.
gunnyman said:
unless you're running a modified kernel with the protection of /system partitions disabled, your host file gets replaced by default every time you reboot.
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But only on full boot, no problem if you have fast boot enabled... Works fine for me without kernel mod in that basis
Only problem was I needed to install Ad away with titanium backup as it did not show up in the market for some reason
melando said:
But only on full boot, no problem if you have fast boot enabled... Works fine for me without kernel mod in that basis
Only problem was I needed to install Ad away with titanium backup as it did not show up in the market for some reason
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As i mentioned in the OP Google play no longer allow apps like ad away and similar ad blocking apps, ridiculous but what can you do.
I actually don't have fastboot enabled, I'll do that now and try again and report back.
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gunnyman said:
There's a mod that removes the protection from the stock kernel. It's in the development section.
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I'll keep this in mind cheers
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Ok enabling fastboot hasn't made any difference, rebooted and ads are still showing in apps.
@ gunnyman what's the name of this thing I need to look out for in development section, I'll give this a go.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2230341
gunnyman said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2230341
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Cheers mate but i wouldn't be totally 100% confident doing this in case I ****ed up again I'll ask if this be incorporated into Trickdroid.
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Adaway working fine here on ARHD8.0. Get f-droid apk, install, search for adaway, install, profit.
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Is your phone rooted??
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Had better luck with adblock plus than adaway, might want to try that instead.
This was one of the first things I installed (all of yesterday, when I got it).
First thing to note is that you don't have to reboot the phone, despite what the app says. Just activate it and go back to Home screen. In fact, a reboot, as noted above, will undo the effects of Ad-away.
I did notice that it seemed to disable itself at one point today, unless my phone rebooted at some point in my pocket without my knowledge, which would be disconcerting.
akshaykishorchauhan said:
Is your phone rooted??
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I'm not being smart mate but I've already said I'm running Trickdroid which is a custom ROM so figure it out for yourself :-\
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Orcworm said:
Had better luck with adblock plus than adaway, might want to try that instead.
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Do you have an up to date apk. for that mate?
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I just checked the "help" information in my AdAway app, it sets out instructions for a workaround for HTC S-on devices i.e. how to move the hosts file to data and put a symlink in system...
Think this answers the question in the OP
Per post 12 you can currently get AdAway here either directly or by installing F-Droid market (alternative to Play store)
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Do you have an up to date apk. for that mate?
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Aye you can grab it here:
https://adblockplus.org/downloads/adblockplusandroid-1.1.2.apk
If you're on stock ROM and don't want to use any kernel patch to make your /system partition writable, you can flash this little zip through recovery (e.g. CWM) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327934. Does exactly the same as the app (blocking hosts through system's hosts file) but applied via recovery