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So, I'm messing about with building android from the source, just as a learning process and for my own personal satisfaction at this point.
I've come most of the way under my own steam.. got a build up and running from the donut-plus-aosp branch, all google apps included and working.. but I don't actually know how to include root access in the build.. I know this is probably an embarrasingly simple question for a dev, and I feel suitably stupid for having to ask.
Also.. now you're here.. apps2sd.. do I need to compile anything special for that or is it just a bunch of symlinks in init.rc?
Muchos gracias.
I believe the root access is located in the kernel (boot.img)
You would also want to include the SU binaries and busybox.
For the apps2sd, the apps2sd script is run from the init.rc IIRC
Do not hold me up on this because I have not even looked at Android yet, but this is what I gather from reading the forums. I'm hoping it may give you a little direction while someone who has actually built from the source steps in
Thanks. I've already included the su binary and superuser apk but couldn't launch them, so I thought I must be missing something either in the kernel or init.rc.
I was hoping not to have to build the kernel manually just yet.. walk before you can fly and all that, but maybe it's time to grow some wings.
You should just compile cyanogen's kernel. he has it on his github. btw.. did you add busybox? i think apps2sd requires it but im not sure.(check logcat on startup, see what errors its throwing)
I've just added busybox in, but I can't do anything with apps2sd until I get root sorted.
I'm sticking with the 2.6.29-donut kernel for now.. cyan's includes loads of patches that I don't understand yet.. I'll compile it and see what happens purely as an experiment but I reckon it'll give me problems...
Just looking at the configuration options for cyan's kernel makes me feel like a dad trying to program a vcr
This post was infected with retardation. Please ignore.
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This post was infected with retardation. Please ignore.
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LOL
btw if your building from ASOP, it should already have root. I think you only need to add it to T-mobile OTA's
I know I hate looking at kernels. Liquefies my mind
B-man007 said:
btw if your building from ASOP, it should already have root. I think you only need to add it to T-mobile OTA's
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It's not working for me.. I just get "permission denied"
Well I've got root by running chmod 4777 on /bin/sh, but this leaves root access wide open to everything and bypasses the confirmation check from superuser.apk... Come on devs, I could really do with a few tips here!
I think I've got it now... thanks to all the devs, you were a real help here.
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I think I've got it now... thanks to all the devs, you were a real help here.
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XD
i know, they are so helpful right?
Actually they never come by here anymore because of the supernoob questions
I suggest you try to pm,twitter, or website the devs. many of them are very helpful, but cannot stand noobs. as long as you do your research (like u did) you should get help
Hmmm, as I'm also building AOSP from scratch, I would have liked you to have at least posted the conclusion. I feel like several pages were ripped out of my copy of the story.
Welcome to the Motorola Olympus (Atrix 4G) Overclock Thread!
Well, I didn't know what to do today, so I've created something useful, an Overclock Module. However, this is incomplete and I need help for completing it.
More specifically, I don't know how to replace the already loaded table with the one written in this module. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it!
TRY THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK, I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR PHONES BRICKS.
Status: COMPLETE.
Download:
Compiled module: HERE (Min 200MHz Max 1.4GHz)
Module source: HERE (Outdated. It'll be updated when it'll be cleaned.)
What you need:
1. A brain
2. A ROOTED Atrix
3. Patience
4. PC and SDCARD.
How to load it:
1. Download the compiled module
2. Put it on the root of your sdcard
3. On your ROOTED device, run a terminal emulator and do exactly... this:
Code:
su
cp /sdcard/olympus_overclock.ko /data/
chmod 777 /data/olympus_overclock.ko
cd /data
insmod olympus_overclock.ko
4. Use SetCPU for your profiles
And let me clarify a thing: This isn't a kernel. This is a kernel module
Thanks to:
Skrilax_CZ - Without you, I would never had been completed the work.
iggytom & Bakano - Thanks for your kallsyms logs!
Stay Tuned!
=NOT TESTED....what do you expect...put here some modified kernel and want to us test withou any test made by you? lol
You kiring right?
Exciting but Ill wait till a few brave souls test it out first
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is this a joke?
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is this a joke?
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he says "completing and uploading"
...maybe he actually plans on testing it first? or maybe he's just trollin'
I've ever done things that I wanted to do.
I'll receive my Atrix next week, so, for now, it isn't tested and it isn't even completed.
DEVS, I need some help. I've modified the struct and, well, sincerely, I don't know how to load it and replace it to the already loaded frequancy table.
I'm posting the source, being confident on other devs that can help me.
P.S.: The module isn't simply setting the maximum frequency for overclocking. Its concept is rewriting the frequency table for getting better scaling and even better battery life adding underclocking features in the future.
EDIT:
@EclipseX
I'm not posting a kernel. Atrix is locked. Read prior to write things.
@raybond25
I don't mean why some people is accusing of trolling when those people don't know who is that guy that is posting these things....
Looks I
To be interesting. Thanks
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kholk said:
I've ever done things that I wanted to do.
I'll receive my Atrix next week, so, for now, it isn't tested and it isn't even completed.
DEVS, I need some help. I've modified the struct and, well, sincerely, I don't know how to load it and replace it to the already loaded frequancy table.
I'm posting the source, being confident on other devs that can help me.
P.S.: The module isn't simply setting the maximum frequency for overclocking. Its concept is rewriting the frequency table for getting better scaling and even better battery life adding underclocking features in the future.
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@EclipseX
I'm not posting a kernel. Atrix is locked. Read prior to write things.
@raybond25
I don't mean why some people is accusing of trolling when those people don't know who is that guy that is posting these things....
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if you had described you just said in your last post in the OP, people wouldn't have been quite as skeptical, it seemed as though you were posting saying you'd already completed (or nearly), but hadn't tested it, and were hoping that others were. That's all.
thanks for the clarification on what this is and what you intend to do
Well yes, I was thinking too much easy because I've done other things like this in the past but then I've discovered that this is different... so..
kholk said:
What you need:
1. A brain
2. A ROOTED Atrix
3. Patience
4. PC and SDCARD.
How to load it:
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From the testers point of view before we even get to looking at this, which kernel did you design this for being we now have three currently out with the retail, the leaked feb version, and the OTA update. Pleas provide your how too asap before someone dose something wrong and burn out their device. That said I'm waiting till I see a proper OP before I look at this again, good luck.
Well the OTA's out of the question since it can't be rooted
kennethpenn and DG if you guys can make this happen. you will be my heros
Djazin said:
From the testers point of view before we even get to looking at this, which kernel did you design this for being we now have three currently out with the retail, the leaked feb version, and the OTA update. Pleas provide your how too asap before someone dose something wrong and burn out their device. That said I'm waiting till I see a proper OP before I look at this again, good luck.
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It is a SOURCE.
A source can be compiled on every kernel you want if you've got the source for it.
Anyway, only the retail version source is out, so for now we can compile it only for the OLYFR_U4_1.2.6's kernel ...... when it gets completed.
JoeyGuard said:
kennethpenn and DG if you guys can make this happen. you will be my heros
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DG is gone completely.
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Okay guys, I'm going to complete this.
Anyone with the OLYFR_U4_1.2.6 firmware installed can execute this command and upload to me the file?
Code:
cat /proc/kallsyms > /sdcard/kallsyms.log
This command creates a log of the kallsyms in the kallsyms.log file stored on your sdcard.
I need that file for finishing the work.
Thanks!
Here you go. 10char
Response
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Okay guys, I'm going to complete this.
Anyone with the OLYFR_U4_1.2.6 firmware installed can execute this command and upload to me the file?
Code:
cat /proc/kallsyms > /sdcard/kallsyms.log
This command creates a log of the kallsyms in the kallsyms.log file stored on your sdcard.
I need that file for finishing the work.
Thanks!
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Here you go. hope it helps =)
It exceeded allowed file size as a "txt" file, so here it is in rar format
Thanks for the kallsyms.
Examinating and finishing the job.
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Thanks for the kallsyms.
Examinating and finishing the job.
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Im very excited for this kholk I know you're good at these things. I have my fingers crossed
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if this is possible WOW whata beast, even my netbooks will be jealous LOL
The blog where i found everything
This server was not really that private ... http://cafe.naver.com/develoid.cafe?iframe_url=/ArticleRead.nhn?articleid=24692&
http://dogsolefoot.iptime.org/D.Kim Kor/frame.htm?action=SkinFile#/Atrix/
On this site there is roms that have not been posted on xda.
After going to the website, click the rom folder, and there they are.
If you go to the fifth folder from the bottom, then go to the secret folder, there are files that seem to be ICS ports.
Tell me what you think!
The Site seems to be down...
http://dogsolefoot.iptime.org/D.Kim Kor/frame.htm?action=SkinFile#/
Mirror of Roms:
*If you have any please post ill give credit
http://www.multiupload.com/IE98U6DSI9 - TurTleRom beta5
Very cool! Folks, if you're thinking of flashing this, you may want to consider reviewing the contents of the .zip before flashing, removing anything like recovery.img that could lock you out of the Rom Manager or RomRacer CWM you're familiar with.
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, wait for someone else to come around and take a look first.
Happy Hacking and don't brick yourself!
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While I was writing this, I see the trolls have descended upon the thread. If you're not technical enough to rip it apart and flash it, don't post.
It's a developer forum folks, nobody cares if you're anxiously awaiting everyone else to take the first try, we only care if you did and your results...
Damn, im so tempted..
I will review the contents of the zip, and report back.. Although I don't technically know what Im looking for besides a recovery image.
currently downloading some of those and taking a look inside them, everyone please go about this careful!
You're so freaking awesome man, here you come to the rescue again
checked out the one tittled ics_port_olympus_singed_test.zip, currently in the process of flashing it, will let you guys know whats up! the size seems legit
I would have to reluctantly check out mentally from my family for the night if this is true
ROM > TurtleRom > TurTleRom beta5.zip is ro.modversion=CyanogenMod-7-12112011-NIGHTLY-Olympus Didn't bother looking further as this looks boring
MIUI > alpha2-miui-Snya.zip is CM7 based too, but looks like it's default locale is in korean. Definitely has MIUI apks, rooted with Dolphin Browser HD too and Titanium Backup.
samcripp said:
checked out the one tittled ics_port_olympus_singed_test.zip, currently in the process of flashing it, will let you guys know whats up! the size seems legit
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What directory did you find that in Sam?
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What directory did you find that in Sam?
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It's in the op
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Yeah, that one's in 디프/secret.
_Alex_ http://dogsolefoot.iptime.org/Atrix/ROM/디프/secret/ics_port_olympus_test_signed.zip
but the file has installations issues, it aborts, let me fix that shiot and give it a second try!
Just found a kernel in there too called the jaryo 1.45 kernel it booted up fine but when i checked my about phone settings it clearly shows its actually fauxs kernel so nothing new there either.
my Koreans a bit rusty but this hopefully will turn out good.
Lots of it is just mirrors to other roms and something about a trackball
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the are several ics ports in there!
just waiting to see if it is safe!
marko! said:
my Koreans a bit rusty but this hopefully will turn out good.
Lots of it is just mirrors to other roms and something about a trackball
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Yeah im bettin this is all the same ole **** with just different names. that ics port is probably just evogp's rom!
No, it's clearly not; the build.prop file, for example, is totally inconsistent with a CM7 build.prop, and quite consistent with the build.prop files of other ICS beta ROMs that have been appearing.
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No, it's clearly not; the build.prop file, for example, is totally inconsistent with a CM7 build.prop, and quite consistent with the build.prop files of other ICS beta ROMs that have been appearing.
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Looks asop to me. Launcher2 is included some other stuff. The updater script is messy
Only one apn included and odexed
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I found this site the other day it supposedly has an miui ics rom and is also in korean. http://m.cafe.naver.com/ArticleList...arch.menuid=78&search.boardtype=L&usenotice=N only thing is i believe youve got to register to dl
so has anyone tried ics yet?
Hey all, i have been asked a few times lately how to install the v6 supercharger
So I have decided to finally make a tutorial thread
* Almost project butter build.prop tweaks are in post 3:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3015977 *
-=The V6 SuperCharger=- brought to you by zepplinrox
Original thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
If you're thinking whether or not to install the script, areas all the positive comments in the thread
This will work on *almost* every ROM with a init.d folder in /system/etc/init.d
I haven't tested this on ROMs without one!
but its tested on nearly every incredible s ROM and on about 5 nexus 7 ROMs. You can use this guide on nearly every device, its universal as long as you meet the requirements
The last version I tested is U9RC11T6, on UKB II 1.3 and it works 100%
*Known to cause root problems sometimes with Nik's Project X 4.x* (Thanks to everyone who reported that)
Pretty sure its the busybox installed with the starter kit, maybe if you don't install the starter kit it will not have problems. If you test this, please report
Disclaimer: I, or zepplinrox or anyone here am not responsible for any damage caused to your phone. No one is forcing you to do this.
I did not impregnate your daughter or son
That said, its easy if you know what you are doing.
So, how to install on GB, ICS and JB
note: gingerbread does not need the patched services.jar so ignore that part if you are using a gingerbread ROM
UKB II and ARHD 3.0.x have the patched services.jar in them already, so don't panic if it doesn't ask you. Thanks to the devs for making supercharger installation easier
If you're having troubles on JellyBean, you might want to check out this post and the ones after it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31675038#post31675038 (Thanks to TheGratefulDead, hit his thanks button!)
1. Download the script from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18703418&postcount=5021
I downloaded Update 9 RC10 (tested up to U9RC11T6 working too) and also download the starter kit. Extract starter kit to the root of your sd card
2. Download script manager and busybox installer from the play store. Install latest version of busybox
3. Open up script manager, click on root when it comes up. Navigate to the supercharger starter kit folder, and click on the script 'start me up.sh'. Run as root by clicking the little superuser android icon, and let it install by following the instructions, they are easy to follow. When some, close the script
4. Now go back to the root of your sdcard in script manager and open up the V6 supercharger script and root permission, let it do what it has to do. Follow the instructions. When it asks you about a patched services.jar, say yes, and automatic install, it will automatically download and install. For reference, I used the 768HP settings on an AOSP ROM like ice cold and I used the min free calculator settings on sense ROMs like ARHD and project x
5. When is asks you, do a superclean and restart, your phone will reboot. If at any stage it stays on the splash screen for more than 5 mins, restart with adb or by holding vol down, vol up and power for 10 seconds. Avoid pulling the battery as it can cause bricks
6. After your phone reboots, go to /system/etc/init.d and click on the 99supercharger script. Set it to superuser and run at boot.
This is not needed as proven by some people but I recommended doing so, it won't cause harm to do it
7. reboot again
8. Go back to the installer script (the update9RC10 one or whatever you used) and run it again. It SHOULD say 100% supercharged. If it doesn't, you've probably done something wrong or you have an incompatibility
9. Press thanks for this post and zepplinrox's post for the supercharger
He worked hard to deliver this to us and I spent ages writing this
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Any questions, post here but read through the posts, ask google or use search before asking, your question may have already been asked
Any errors in the guide or if I am not thorough enough for you, lemme know
If you guys need pictures I can post them
Happy supercharging!!
Sent from my Nexus 7
Pro tip:
The further down the menu list the supercharger setting is, the more aggressive it is
I.e 256mb settings will not close apps often
1000hp settings will close apps frequently, not recommended for this device
I would say to use either 512mb or 768 hp settings, or the min free values
Aggressive settings = more apps closed = more free ram
Lenient settings = apps left open = less free ram = more multitasking!
BUT 768hp settings on the ice cold ROM or any aosp ROM will give decent multitasking
If you're unsure about something, ask
Enjoy
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The Almost Project Butter hack/tweak, thanks to flak0
Original post here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1855722
The "almost project butter" build.prop tweaks, credits to flak0 from the GS3 forums
Press his thanks button!
flak0 said:
This is an attempt to speed up our GS3 faster than stock and somewhat close to JB and provide odex benefits to both system and data without having to Odex .I have been running this for 48 hours and wow.
Just follow the steps below. Any feedback is appreciated.
The dalvik dexopt flag change were found through research of android and the internet. Below is the procedure to get some serious butter melted from our Gs3 along with a smooth ride.
NANDROID-BACK UP- YOU HAVE WARNED
Step 1: Back up current build.prop
Step 2: Open current build.prop with a root explorer, any will do.
Step 3: copy and paste the lines below to the bottom of your build.prop
Step 4: comment out with # any existing lines that contain dalvik.vm.dexopt or windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec
Step 5: Save your build.prop make sure permissions are set correctly 0644
Step 6: reboot into reocvery and wipe dalvik cache(this is extremely important)
Step 7: reboot, dalvik cache will rebuild
Step 8: Enjoy the buttery smooth gs3
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#Odex Tweaks
dalvik.vm.verify-bytecode=false
dalvik.vm.dexopt-flags=v=n,o=v,m=y
#UI Tweaks
windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=300
ro.kernel.android.checkjni=0
ro.kernel.checkjni=0
ro.max.fling_velocity=12000
ro.min.fling_velocity=8000
persist.sys.ui.hw=1
ro.ril.disable.power.collapse=1
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Follow the instructions. Don't worry about where it says "GS3" because it works on our device too, I am pretty sure its universal.
You can either delete or put a # in front of repeated lines. A # means it is not active/read.
Make sure to go to the linked thread and thank the person who originally posted the tweaks!
If you're up to it, or you can post some screenshots
Either I will happily post or link to in the op
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markj338 said:
If you're up to it, or you can post some screenshots
Either I will happily post or link to in the op
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If I were to take screenshots and upload it here, this thread will be flooded. So I'll pick the exquisite way of doing a tutorial
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Thanks for the tutorial. It's good to see something written specifically for our device.
Wow, I installed as your instructions and it went great, 8.3 Rossi is now smoother and quicker than ever. THANKS FOR THE GUIDE, cause without it I probably wouldn't have tried it. Thanks for sharing!
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Good one Mark
i spent the better part of a Saturday trying to figure out from the original thread
this should help a lot of ppl and i think everyone should use the supercharger.. it's really awesome
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And i think this should be STICKIED..
Just sent a request for it to be
zukri90 said:
If I were to take screenshots and upload it here, this thread will be flooded. So I'll pick the exquisite way of doing a tutorial
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Alright, good luck with it just don't record it with an iPad or something with low resolution
letmedanz said:
Good one Mark
i spent the better part of a Saturday trying to figure out from the original thread
this should help a lot of ppl and i think everyone should use the supercharger.. it's really awesome
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And i think this should be STICKIED..
Just sent a request for it to be
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Sorry I didn't create it a day earlier
Also, does anyone else agree that stickies don't get read? It's in another tab in the xda app that never gets pressed
No offence but that's the way I see it
And thanks everyone for the positive comments!
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Alright, good luck with it just don't record it with an iPad or something with low resolution
Sent from my HTC Incredible S
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I call my camcorder, screen recorder. There's one in the play store.
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markj338 said:
Also, does anyone else agree that stickies don't get read? It's in another tab in the xda app that never gets pressed
No offence but that's the way I see it
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My script thread has 100k views and 1k replies so I guess somebody's reading it (usually not well enough though unfortunately)
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My script thread has 100k views and 1k replies so I guess somebody's reading it (usually not well enough though unfortunately)
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At least its being read, but people will search for yours too
thanks for your thoughts though mate
And your script is amazing, plenty of threads link to it
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markj338 said:
Hey all, i have been asked a few times lately how to install the v6 supercharger
So I have decided to finally make a tutorial thread
-=The V6 SuperCharger=- brought to you by zepplinrox
Original thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
If you're thinking whether or not to install the script, areas all the positive comments in the thread
This will work on every ROM with a init.d folder in /system/etc/init.d
I haven't tested this on ROMs without one!
but its tested on nearly every incredible s ROM and on about 5 nexus 7 ROMs. You can use this guide on nearly every device, its universal as long as you meet the requirements
Disclaimer: I, or zepplinrox or anyone here am not responsible for any damage caused to your phone. No one is forcing you to do this.
I did not impregnate your daughter or son
That said, its easy if you know what you are doing.
So, how to install on GB, ICS and JB
note: gingerbread does not need the patched services.jar so ignore that part if you are using a gingerbread ROM
Any questions, post here but read through the posts, ask google or use search before asking, your question may have already been asked
Any errors in the guide or if I am not thorough enough for you, lemme know
If you guys need pictures I can post them
Happy supercharging!!
Sent from my Nexus 7
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THANK YOU , quick question.. can i use the layout type thing you done in your sig? i like how you have the phone name then the mods seperated by |
naathaanb96 said:
THANK YOU , quick question.. can i use the layout type thing you done in your sig? i like how you have the phone name then the mods seperated by |
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What do you mean? Are you asking for permission or how to do it?
Cause if its permission of course, I didn't come up with the idea
Nonverbose convinced me to change it because it was too big lol
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markj338 said:
What do you mean? Are you asking for permission or how to do it?
Cause if its permission of course, I didn't come up with the idea
Nonverbose convinced me to change it because it was too big lol
Sent from my Nexus 7
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i didnt wanna make it look like i was stealing your sig
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i didnt wanna make it look like i was stealing your sig
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Oh alright, that's okay anyway, I see it as setting an example
BACK ON TOPIC
has anyone used the guide yet? It definitely works because I install the script every few weeks when I flash a new ROM
Just wanting to know if there is enough depth/clarity
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markj338 said:
Oh alright, that's okay anyway, I see it as setting an example
BACK ON TOPIC
has anyone used the guide yet? It definitely works because I install the script every few weeks when I flash a new ROM
Just wanting to know if there is enough depth/clarity
Sent from my Nexus 7
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it deff felt alot faster after a reboot. it seems to open things quicker . ill give it some time for that supercharger to set in haha.
naathaanb96 said:
it deff felt alot faster after a reboot. it seems to open things quicker . ill give it some time for that supercharger to set in haha.
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It doesn't really need to settle like a ROM does, just open apps as you normally would and it will be in effect like the script says something like 'supercharge in effect immediately'
since your x5 has less ram than the incredible s, it would probably be a good idea to put it on that I find supercharger more effective when the ram is running low, like on sense ROMs or low ram devices
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markj338 said:
It doesn't really need to settle like a ROM does, just open apps as you normally would and it will be in effect like the script says something like 'supercharge in effect immediately'
since your x5 has less ram than the incredible s, it would probably be a good idea to put it on that I find supercharger more effective when the ram is running low, like on sense ROMs or low ram devices
Sent from my Nexus 7
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my mums using the x5 atm until she gets a iphone 5 when they come out lol. im trying to make her get the galaxy s3 or next galaxy device so i have something to play with but yeah the x5 has a custom rom on it so ill tell her im updating it then put supercharger on it
naathaanb96 said:
my mums using the x5 atm until she gets a iphone 5 when they come out lol. im trying to make her get the galaxy s3 or next galaxy device so i have something to play with but yeah the x5 has a custom rom on it so ill tell her im updating it then put supercharger on it
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I Hate messing with other peoples devices
Especially when they ask me to do it, I don't feel safe to do it
I was recently asked to do a gs2 but I have never touched a rooted one, I don't want to be screwing around with one
Then again, this is your old phone so totally understandable mate
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So, I have put together an actual Windows program for a lot of Rom Builders. I used to build a lot of Roms, but really don't do much of it any longer. What I know though, is the tool I built is extremely easy to use and very effective. I thought some of you would very much enjoy this tool. It will also allow a lot more people to start theming and tinkering It has built in Draw9 support and will automatically detect what versions of Java you have and allow you to select which one you would like to use.
So I am going to post it here for now in the Note 4 forum for a few of you to install it and check it out. It will support many phones, if not all. All you have to do is make sure you have some type of Java program installed on your PC. The rest is all self-contained and updated.
The first thing you are going to need to do after install is to go into setup and setup the paths accordingly, to your liking. Once this program is setup it runs great. I have built it with threading, so it won't lag as you are working along.
I will post some screen shots for you all to check out.. I would use these as examples of what your environment should look like. Also, make sure you pull the system, from the adb options tab, from your phone as the first step before doing anything else, it will use the framework files as needed to work. This path is also where your deodex setup paths of originals should point to, the pulled files for app and framework.
Enjoy !!!
Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B31X8bH_5Gl-eUtJODBhcUdPRDg/view?usp=sharing
Update: ** Updated file to fix a small issue.. ** EST: 10:24 p.m.
Thank you for this! Going to take a look into it here tonight!
Updated OP..
Made some modifications to the build..
Very Cool, thank you for creating this tool, I'm going to give it a try tonight after a few Christmas parties this evening.
Sounds like a useful tools. I will check it out when my retail phone gets rooted.
za33ck said:
Very Cool, thank you for creating this tool, I'm going to give it a try tonight after a few Christmas parties this evening.
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Oh great, it will be even better after a few drinks in you..
Can you post source code as well ?
This looks awesome, so what do we use? Do we take a Odin flash able ROM....I don't understand how to use it?
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bdorr1105 said:
This looks awesome, so what do we use? Do we take a Odin flash able ROM....I don't understand how to use it?
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You just plug your phone in and wait for it to detect it.
From there you need to setup the program, look at the screen shots.
gatesjunior said:
You just plug your phone in and wait for it to detect it.
From there you need to setup the program, look at the screen shots.
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So basically whatever mods you currently have you then make flushable?
I guess what I am asking is should we Odin the stock base that's odex, pull the folders with your program, deodex it and make whatever mods?
Biggest question, how do we make it flushable, I am extremely new to this
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bdorr1105 said:
So basically whatever mods you currently have you then make flushable?
I guess what I am asking is should we Odin the stock base that's odex, pull the folders with your program, deodex it and make whatever mods?
Biggest question, how do we make it flushable, I am extremely new to this
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So, I am assuming, you mean flashable. Look around for update.zip files associated with Android. You need to make sure you are rooted / dev edition in order to even pursue this. If you are then do some research on update.zip files and understanding our partition table for our phone or your phone, etc..
Wifi tethering unlock
I have my Note 4 DE ordered/shipped by Samsung. I have never used this program before, how easy is it to do your own Native WiFi Hotspot modification? Or is there any step by step I have missed somewhere? Basically, I am wanting to root, TWRP and then change a few things on my own.
Thanks!
gatesjunior said:
So, I have put together an actual Windows program for a lot of Rom Builders. I used to build a lot of Roms, but really don't do much of it any longer. What I know though, is the tool I built is extremely easy to use and very effective. I thought some of you would very much enjoy this tool. It will also allow a lot more people to start theming and tinkering It has built in Draw9 support and will automatically detect what versions of Java you have and allow you to select which one you would like to use.
So I am going to post it here for now in the Note 4 forum for a few of you to install it and check it out. It will support many phones, if not all. All you have to do is make sure you have some type of Java program installed on your PC. The rest is all self-contained and updated.
The first thing you are going to need to do after install is to go into setup and setup the paths accordingly, to your liking. Once this program is setup it runs great. I have built it with threading, so it won't lag as you are working along.
I will post some screen shots for you all to check out.. I would use these as examples of what your environment should look like. Also, make sure you pull the system, from the adb options tab, from your phone as the first step before doing anything else, it will use the framework files as needed to work. This path is also where your deodex setup paths of originals should point to, the pulled files for app and framework.
Enjoy !!!
Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B31X8bH_5Gl-eUtJODBhcUdPRDg/view?usp=sharing
Update: ** Updated file to fix a small issue.. ** EST: 10:24 p.m.
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Nice,
I just pulled my /system/
Thanks!!!
radionerd said:
Nice,
I just pulled my /system/
Thanks!!!
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Great..