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Just wondering if there is a mechanism for running a custom post install script after flashing a rom, specifically CM.
There are things that I always do after I flash a rom and it would be nice to be able to do these as a part of the flashing process, so I don't forget. For example, symlinking /system/etc/hosts to /data/data/hosts. I also would like to remove the videos app as it serves no purpose since the 3D gallery displays my videos in it.
It would be awesome if I could have a script on the SD card that would just get executed right before reboot after the rom was flashed.
A bit less elegant than what you're suggesting, but I just made an update.zip to do that symlinking. Have to apply it with ROM Manager after flashing (so an extra reboot when flashing a new rom), but it beats booting into recovery and doing it by adb.
Link if anyone is interested: http://oysteivi.tihlde.org/adfree-symlink.zip
With this flashed, the "adfree android" app seems to work nicely when I tick "symlink from /data/data/hosts".
Didn't feel a need to remove the videos app, but it should be easy to add it in there. Just add something like this to the update-script in the zip:
delete SYSTEM:app/Videos.apk
(untested, and you'll have to replace "Videos" with the actual apk name. I'm too lazy to check what it is )
This is pretty much what I was looking for, thanks a lot!
Hi there,
Thanks a lot, due to this zipfile I finally got adfree working appropriately.
zorro
I tried to word the title correctly to establish that I want to ask 2 different questions, but dont want to clutter up the board with 2 separate posts
Please help if you can
1. Kernel
Why do some kernels work with some roms and not others? I have taken a Sprint Rom, ran it through the kitchen, and tried flashing any number of kernels. The only one that works is Zenulators AnyKernel. I know at times only the stock overclocked worked, but I think at certain times I have gotten the no perf lock to work (though that may have been with an NFX Rom, and not one that I created myself). This leads me to ask why would a kernel work for a rom that is built from the same base that I am using, but not on mine? Is dsixda's kitchen not the one everyone uses? I just dont understand why I am limited to one kernel that is not undervolted and overclocked. I would like to put a 768 overclocked, undervolted kernel with this rom, but cant get any to flash. Should I just use the kitchen to "port" the kernel. How does nfinitefx45 get the kernels he posts to work with a Sprint base? Is the kernel edited in some way? Im not calling anyone out, just trying to learn how to get a good kernel to work with my rom.
2. MAJOR issue: when running df, I get an error that etc/mtab: no such file or directory. What I have done is in the paragraph below
I decided to take another cracked at a minimal Sprint 2.1 Rom. I used dsixda kitchen 0.107 to root, add busybox, remove boot sounds, deodex, add data/app, add nano + sysrw, sysro, bash, and zipalign the .7 Rom. I then removed all Sprint apps except for VVM, all google apps, all htc apps and widgets that were not explicity needed (need the contacts and ime apks among a few others), removed a ton of system apps (can provide a list of current system/app dir and a list of all that was removed if it will help). I edited the lockscreen so it wasnt in landscape mode all the time. Added an OMADM.apk file that didnt FC when I tried to update the prl (tested the update and it works). I did find an EPST.apk that adds ## codes back to the dialer (should I include that in the rom...wasnt intending on it as the only ## code that doesnt work is the prl...data works) OMADM.apk is smaller that the EPST...but EPST does exist already...and I might be able to pull OMADM meaning 0 firmware, profile, or prl updates...but you could do ##prl manual...I dont know, still thinking it through. I did end up creating a google apps zip file with the apps from the .7 rom so that market will work (removed maps as it wasnt up to date and the Streets.apk never worked, but left gmail, youtube, voice search to work with jonasl's htc keyboard, and of course gtalk). In doing this, I am thinking about creating some packs for the rom, but really need the above 2 questions answered to find out where to go from here.
evilvoice said:
1. Why do some kernels work with some roms and not others?
2. MAJOR issue: when running df, I get an error that etc/mtab: no such file or directory. What I have done is in the paragraph below
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afaict, the 'kernels' are literally just the linux kernel that provides some basics to the os... altho linux IS a monolithic kernel, it is not a bsd-system that has all the tools completely-compiled for the system together...
thus, the answer to 2. is that you have deleted too much of the periphery, for instance the actual mount-table system that df uses to to check... (ie: some prog creates the mtab, and apparently it is not the kernel, i guess)
alternatively, the answer to 1. is that there is actually too much in the roms that are using something unique to each kernel that you are trying to install (altho that seems odd to me)... thus, the only way that the rom will work is if you give it the kernel with the tools that it (the rom) needs...
tbh - im not exactly sure - ive not gone into the depths of kernel-swapping that youre trying to explore... in full-linux-systems, the kernel is fairly easy to update without breaking all of the miscellaneous tools - however apparently the android-roms are more tied-together than a normal linux system...
gl and maybe someone with more experience will give an accurate (rather than a guessing) answer...
I'm not sure on which phones this will work.
Motorola Milestone is for certain. Probably other Motorolas as well.
If you have the file /system/bin/mot_boot_mode, then this should work just fine.
Edit: Works on DroidX, Atrix, Bionic, Defy... (I guess it really does have a chance of working if you have mot_boot_mode
Do this at your own risk
What you need:
1. GScript Lite or Script Manager
2. Rooted Phone. For Milestoners, you can use Universal Androot (not in market ?)
3. Busybox Installer
You don't need to have a vulnerable recovery applied.
Why you want it: People on custom roms take it for granted that they can run custom scripts from the /system/etc/init.d folder.
Overclocking, tweaking memory settings, kernel tweaks, etc.
Those on Stock ROMS usually have to resort to 3rd party apps (eg. Milestone Overclock, Auto Memory Manager) that take up memory to do stuff that custom roms do automatically and easily - with boot up scripts.
It's possible for Stock ROMS to get this ability via open recovery but most users may find it overwhelming and confusing as to where to even start.
I have also been working on GScripts to get my SuperCharging / Bulletproof Launcher tweaks to work on all phones without need of 3rd party software.
I found that the easiest way would be with a startup script placed in the /system/etc/init.d - the same way that custom roms do it.
Since alot of users would be uncomfortable with getting it working via open recovery, I converted the open recovery script to work in GScript!
Booya!
Instructions: 1. Extract the attached zip file into the root of your sdcard. The files should then be inside the folder /sdcard/gscript
................... 2. Run GScript Lite
................... 3. Press menu > Add script > Load file button
................... 4. Select "!Autostarts - Enable init.d on Stock ROMS.sh"
................... 5. Leave "Needs SU?" checked and press the Save button.
................... 6. It now shows up in the list of GScripts.
................... Note: GScript will save it internally within it's settings.
................... 7. Run the script by simply selecting it in GScript... and...
................... 8. Get tweaking!
All thanks go to those who put Androidian OpenRecovery together! ie. Skrilax_CZ, Azhad and 89luca89!!
Good job, Joe. I'll test and let you know.
btw, the values that we discussed a few days back work better for me on stock. First 3 from your script and last 3 default values.
Cool beans
zeppelinrox said:
What you need:
1. GScript Lite
2. Rooted Phone. For Milestoners, you can use Universal Androot (not in market ?)
3. Busybox Installer - Have it install the latest BusyBox (v1.19). This ensures GScript doesn't spit out ugly stderr: messages.
You don't need to have a vulnerable recovery applied.
Why you want it: People on custom roms take it for granted that they can run custom scripts from the /system/etc/init.d folder.
Overclocking, tweaking memory settings, kernel tweaks, etc.
Those on Stock ROMS usually have to resort to 3rd party apps (eg. Milestone Overclock, Auto Memory Manager) that take up memory to do stuff that custom roms do automatically and easily - with boot up scripts.
It's possible for Stock ROMS to get this ability via open recovery but most users may find it overwhelming and confusing as to where to even start.
I have also been working on GScripts to get my SuperCharging / Bulletproof Launcher tweaks to work on all phones without need of 3rd party software.
I found that the easiest way would be with a startup script placed in the /system/etc/init.d - the same way that custom roms do it.
Since alot of users would be uncomfortable with getting it working via open recovery, I converted the open recovery script to work in GScript!
Booya!
Instructions: 1. Extract the attached zip file into the root of your sdcard. The files should then be inside the folder /sdcard/gscript
................... 2. Run GScript Lite
................... 3. Press menu > Add script > Load file button
................... 4. Select "!Autostarts - Enable init.d on Stock ROMS.sh"
................... 5. Leave "Needs SU?" checked and press the Save button.
................... 6. It now shows up in the list of GScripts.
................... Note: GScript will save it internally within it's settings.
................... 7. Run the script by simply selecting it in GScript... and...
................... 8. Get tweaking!
All thanks go to those who put Androidian OpenRecovery together! ie. Skrilax_CZ, Azhad and 89luca89!!
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Hi, good evening.
Excellent work... But I cant see
gscript-All_ROMS-SuperCharge+BulletProof_Pack_v4.zip
It isnt a link.
Thanks. Best regards
Marcos
Hey Zep, will these work on 2.1 eclair? I am running 2.1 for a change. Had enough of the half cooked Froyo and GB roms.
I'm not sure.
Did you flash a custom eclair or stock?
I'd love to get it to work with stock eclair though.
If you have a 10overclock, where is it?
Actually, a good test is if you were able to overclock with AOR's froyo menu after running this gscript
zeppelinrox said:
I'm not sure.
Did you flash a custom eclair or stock?
I'd love to get it to work with stock eclair though.
If you have a 10overclock, where is it?
Actually, a good test is if you were able to overclock with AOR's froyo menu after running this gscript
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I am currently overclocked using milestone overclock app. There is no 10overclock file in /system/etc/init.d folder. I will try overclocking using AOR after loading modules.
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In AOR, the eclair overclocking uses the /system/bin/boot_script folder as opposed to the usual /system/etc/init.d folder.
If I do a google search for "eclair /system/bin/boot_script" there aren't that many results.
If I do a google search for "eclair /system/etc/init.d" there are twice as many hits.
So this should work on stock eclair without vulnerability patch
Applying this to a rooted, stock 2.2.1 milestone makes the M logo bootloop... ive tried it twice. Followed the steps exactly..
And I think it may have bricked my phone :S Now it won't turn on anymore...
So buysbox is installed right?
I actually developed the script working with stock telus 2.2.1 so it works.
I had a problem flashing the sbf 2.2 upgrade and was stuck on the M logo.
From recovery menu, I had wiped caches/reset to factory defaults and it booted up.
What have you tried so far?
zeppelinrox said:
So buysbox is installed right?
I actually developed the script working with stock telus 2.2.1 so it works.
I had a problem flashing the sbf 2.2 upgrade and was stuck on the M logo.
From recovery menu, I had wiped caches/reset to factory defaults and it booted up.
What have you tried so far?
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I can't do anything really. It won't turn on, not even into recovery. No M logo, the screen doesn't even light up, and when I try to charge, the charge light doesn't turn on, and it doesn't charge, and isn't recognized by my comp. Initially it went into a boot loop, but then I restored via nandroid, but then I tried again, and I left the phone for a couple mins, then when I got back, it was really warm and wouldn't turn on or charge. I have a feeling something burnt out. I'm gunna bring it to telus today and try and get a new one.
For charging it, use the wall charger.
Does anything happen if you take the battery out and plug it in?
Normally, you would get a big battery icon with a question mark.
Then put the battery in and it changes to whatever the battery level is.
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For charging it, use the wall charger.
Does anything happen if you take the battery out and plug it in?
Normally, you would get a big battery icon with a question mark.
Then put the battery in and it changes to whatever the battery level is.
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I don't have my wall charger with me, but I've made some progress I think..
Now when I plug it into usb without the battery, the light goes on, and I can insert the battery without it shutting off. But it still won't turn on , and when I plug it in with the battery in it, the light doesn't come on. I've been trying that battery bypass thing, and my comp is definitely responding to it being plugged in, but only for a second or two.
If you don't have much battery left, you're not gonna get too far.
It'll just keep draining more n more.
Howabout a car charger to charge it in the meantime?
zeppelinrox said:
If you don't have much battery left, you're not gonna get too far.
It'll just keep draining more n more.
Howabout a car charger to charge it in the meantime?
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I brought it to telus. The battery is fine, theres juice. They tried charging it with a regular wall charger, but still no luck, so in it goes for repairs.
ah ok.
Hopefully it won't take too long to get it back
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ah ok.
Hopefully it won't take too long to get it back
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They said 2 months is the max, and I'm stuck with a stupid moto backflip.. gunna try and switch it out tho.. btw, your scripts worked awesome in openrecovery when I was using cm7. That bulletproof launcher was perfect
heh.. thanks
So if you had openrecovery going with vulnerable recovery, why did you use the gscript method?
Just curious, it's the same thing really.
But with openrecovery available you would have more options for trying to get it going again.
zeppelinrox said:
heh.. thanks
So if you had openrecovery going with vulnerable recovery, why did you use the gscript method?
Just curious, it's the same thing really.
But with openrecovery available you would have more options for trying to get it going again.
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I tried that actually, but the overclocks didn't work, and neither did the bulletproof launcher. They worked on custom roms, but not stock.
I see.
In aor's froyo menu there is the enable autostarts which does the exact same as this gscript since I merely copied it lol.
The only advantage of the gscript is that you don't need vr patched and no aor.
Of course both would then allow the overclocking and other stuff on stock roms.
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What this does is speed up your tab. Its crazy how well zepplinrox got this to work, but it makes the tablet fly. It doesnt require more battery, nor stress the hardware any. It alters and fixes the OOM groupings, lowmemorykiller and the priorites. I don't want to get into the nitty gritty, but do it and I'm sure you will be amazed!
If you do not have the init.d folder, then you need to load a custom rom. Some custom roms will have this folder. Read on page two, zepplinrox explains it more.
Here is the process to get the supercharger to work and stick on out tabs. Its all spelled out on the original post ( by zepplinrox ) , but this is the short and sweet version.
You need to be rooted and have busybox 1.18.2 or lower.
First off go here and download the script : www.mediafire.com/?w6682pwu52ty5o6
Then download this app : https://market.android.com/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&feature=search_result
1. Then you run the script manager and find the V6 script that we first downloaded.
2. When you click on the script, the manager will open,( Make sure the run as root box is ticked under the "run" button ) just hit run in the top left of the screen.
3. Then, you have to just click in the black anywhere and the keyboard will open. Select a number 1, 2, or 3 , this is how fast the text will scroll. Being the screen is so big, select number 1. You will be fine. Hit enter on the keyboard, then lower the keyboard away.
4. You can now see a lot of options, don't get nervous. The script does it all itself. Being that we have so much ram already, the minfrees are already huge, but can be bigger . So options 1 - 7 are smaller than the stock minfrees. You can use either setting 8 or 9. I'm using the setting number 9. So to select the minfrees you want ( either number 8 or 9 ), click on the screen to bring up the keybpard, and hit the number you want ( again 8 or 9 only )!
5. Once that is done you will see the script run some info in front of you. It will say to reboot but don't yet. Type the number 17 in, and you will see it say bye etc. Ok, once it says bye, hit the back soft key in our launcher. Now navigate to this on the screen that in front of you. Keep hitting back until you get to the ''/'' of the tablet. Rom there you will click on ''system'', then click on ''etc'' and lastly on '' init.d '' . In there you will see a file called '' 99SuperCharger'' . Click on that and the script manager will open again, but you need to select certain boxes this time before hitting run. When the screen comes up hit '' run as root '' and '' run on boot ''' and hit save. Once that is done hit run ( nothing happens here, so don't expect to see anything scrolling) , then back out using the back arrow in our launcher. Then reboot your tablet, and that's it. The custom minfrees now stuck, and your supercharged!
Thanks to zepplinrox for this script!
P.s. to find out of the script stuck, reload the FIRST V6 script. Select your speed like we did, then once it is all loaded up you will see a line in there that says prior mifrees ( prior is still your current ) . Just match that up with the number you selected at first.
Thats it.
Here is the op on supercharging, from zepplinrox forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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so what does this do exactly?
In a nutshell, its a memory manager.
It will speed up your phone, multiasking etc. Its kinda crazy how well it works, and does not require more battery life like overclocking does. What it does it rearrange the OOM groupings, lowmemorykiller and priorties.
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cool thanks for the quick reply, can this be used in conjunction with a Task's ROM and pershoot's kernel?
I think I'll wait for others to test this out first seems too good to be true
mickey78 said:
cool thanks for the quick reply, can this be used in conjunction with a Task's ROM and pershoot's kernel?
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yes. you can use in on basically anything bro.
yes it works anything android based. And for the skeptics, its been out for sometime now. Look here..
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
That's the op on this.
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Samsung Adrenaline Shot
This has been developed for some days and I am using on my Captivate, it's amazingly fast. I know some files are HC based but written for GB, maybe someone take a look and see if it will work?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1236779
I use SAS, not USAS as it is just a script.
I've been using it for a while on my evo and the same with the tablet. All works well.
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I'll follow this thread closely. It always amaze me how a small group of people working together can achieve things beyond what Google themself can achieve with their OS.
Im getting permission denied during the last step (run as boot etc.)
Any ideas? My tab is deffo rooted as other apps that require root work fine.
Cheers!
I haven't got the init.d? What's wrong? I'm using broadcom KH7.
Here is a screen shot.
same for me, i dont get the init.d folder. I saw many permission denied lines in the script, so i run the script again with root. It doesnt help and i restart my Tab... and now i am in a bootloop. So i restore my backup, but can someone tell me what i do wrong?
Thx in advance
Flash
Edit: same for me, like klass1 , i use the Broadcomb stock too
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I also have the same problem, running stock rom.
Is root required?
Hey sorry guys, I'm out of the house. But yeah root required, I think. But not 100% sure as I have always been rooted. And as far as not seeing the init.d folder.. are you fellas all the way back to the '/' in the script manager? Go system, etc,init.d and the 99SuperCharger should be there. In sure why you can't see back that far. Are all or you guys rooted that are having issues? The ron type doesn't matter, as these folders are universal on all roms.
Also I too received some denied lines, but all is working as should. So that shouldn't be an issue.
Sent from a miui powered HTC Evo.
Yes, I am all the way back at / going to /system/etc and I could NOT find the init.d folder after running the script. I am rooted and using the Broodcomb ROM for GT-P7500. I have the same problem the other guys have. Help please!
i didnt have it either, the init.d folder, so i ran a kernel tweak from the creator of V6 scrpit and that created a init.d folder for me then i ran the script again and there it was the 99Suercharger file. So i think you can just create the folder your self, no need to run the kernel tweak, just ad new folder to system/etc called init.d that should fix it for thoose that dont have it created by the script.
And did you noticed a good speed improvment?
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How do you create a folder?
Apologies if this has already been covered, i have searched beforehand i promise.
I have a a Galaxy running on Stock Gingerbread Firmware, and while it is slightly better than Froyo for lag issue, is nowhere near as fast as it was with OCLF oN Froyo. Unfortunately it only worked for 2 weeks before going even slower than before he fix so i removed it (after some messing about).
From what I have read, changing or patching the Kernel seems to be the best way to fix the lag issue, but there are so many different kernels from various developers, I really don't know where to start.
Can someone recommend a Kernel that will help fix the lag issue and get the phone working to it's full potential (it was lightning fast after I first installed the OCLF)?
I have installed firmware with Odin, rooted and installed OCLF previously, but that is about as far as I have messed about with my phone, so no expert. So if you can point in the direction of a guide to install too, that would be amazing (though i could probably find myself, once i know what Kernel i'm using)
This is the full details of model/firmware etc:
Model: I9000
Firmware: 2.3.3
Baseband: I9000XXJVO
Kernal: [email protected] #2
Build: GINGERBREAD.XXJVO
Thanks in advance
**ok, just realised i posted thread in wrong forum, should have gone in Q & A, apologies. Unfortunately, can't delete or move**
Try semaphore 1.8.2bm, use ext4 app v1.3 to convert to ext4. Use acid tweak to remove journals from system and cache file systems. Set lmk to 56 mb, use screen sensitivity fix, use smartassv 2 and sio and you'll have a fast phone that is solid with great battery life, remove profiles from setcpu if used. I also use darkys zipalign script and 3g script, works really well
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I'm using stock odexed jvt with custom theme, all Samsung bloatware removed.
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Thanks have found the kernel will give it a try.
Since i posted, I have installed a SpeedMod Kernel CWM which i used to root and change to Ext4. I assume once i change back to rfs it is safe to try this kernel?
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Thank you for your advixe, I have made of the suggested changes and it is running noticeably smoother and quadrant test up from 965 (without mod) to over 1600.
The only thing i haven't done is the Acid Tweak, I'm not sure exactly how to install this. I found the download here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1266715
Can you advise how i install this please?
Also what would you recommend to remove bloat apps?
Instructions here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18285859#post18285859
cookm75 said:
Thank you for your advixe, I have made of the suggested changes and it is running noticeably smoother and quadrant test up from 965 (without mod) to over 1600.
The only thing i haven't done is the Acid Tweak, I'm not sure exactly how to install this. I found the download here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1266715
Can you advise how i install this please?
Also what would you recommend to remove bloat apps?
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I think you need to convert to RFS, then flash semaphore 1.8.2bm using SGS flasher (wipe cache & dalvik cache afterwards). One you are on Semaphore or Galaxian, you don't need to convert to RFS, simply flash!
Then use ext4 app V1.3 to convert to ext4.
I've uploaded acid tweaks zip file, apply this zip file from CWM.
Reboot, edit the /etc/system/init.d/*acid* script, comment out the line for the
/data file system. I have uploaded my acidtweak file.
Also uploaded extra scripts from here, there and everywhere. Please remove the ".txt" file extension and make the files executable. Probably best to try each file one at a time so you know the effect.
If you are running Semaphore 1.8.2bm, use smartassv2 and sio, and the sensitivity tweak, SD card tweak, I don't think you need any other tweaks, but you can try!
Note that the tuned gsp.conf file is for the UK, I normally get at least 8 satellites very quickly with an accuracy of 10m (sometimes 5m)
Note that the 56Mb script sets the LMK value to 56Mb and should run later on so overwrites the semaphore value (usually set to 48Mb or 64Mb)
Let me know if you need any help
Thanks for that. Though I think you may have overestimated my knowledge lol
So far, I have installed the Semaphore Kernal, Used Ext4 to change the filesystem to Ext4, Applied some of the mentioned tweaks in Semaphore such as Smartass2 etc.
I haven't cleared cache and dalvik, would it be safe to do this now? What does this do?
Now the part where I struggle:
I have no idea how to edit acidtweak file (though I did try applying the zip file and my phone would no longer boot, getting errors about not being able to mount data etc)
The uploaded scripts: I can remove the txt extension, but how do I make them executable? Do I then copy them to my phone and run them?
Once again, cheers
cookm75 said:
Thanks for that. Though I think you may have overestimated my knowledge lol
So far, I have installed the Semaphore Kernal, Used Ext4 to change the filesystem to Ext4, Applied some of the mentioned tweaks in Semaphore such as Smartass2 etc.
I haven't cleared cache and dalvik, would it be safe to do this now? What does this do?
Now the part where I struggle:
I have no idea how to edit acidtweak file (though I did try applying the zip file and my phone would no longer boot, getting errors about not being able to mount data etc)
The uploaded scripts: I can remove the txt extension, but how do I make them executable? Do I then copy them to my phone and run them?
Once again, cheers
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press three power button, enter recovery mode, choose apply zip file, choose acid tweak zip file. Reboot. You can now copy the acid tweak script into /system/etc/init.d and remove the . txt files in this directory will run when the phone boots. I use root explorer to make files executable, I think the free es explorer app may do the same.
You can copy the other files into this directory and enable then by making then executable. Long press on file, options, click on executable boxes (3 off)
If you are a noob, always best to backup /efs folder, you can do this with root explorer, long press on folder, copy, go to sd card, paste
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I have tried applying the Acidtweak zip file, but then my phone fails to restart, will not pass the Initial Boot screen (not the animated one)
I can access swm but id displays the following errors:
E: Unknown volume for path [/data] and [/cache], can't mount /cache/recovery/command etc
Have had to flash the softwre again to get it working.
Had you converted to ext4 before flashing acid tweak from cwm?
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Yes, already done
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