Why is it no matter what tool I use. Setcpu or Rom toolbox (currently using] my CPU speed that I set resets back to default and default governor. I keep trying to set it to 1900/245 on smooth ass and it changes at reboot and randomly throughout the day..
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Have you tried checking the set at boot option?
Hey, how is it going.
lets get to the point right away.
Basically I Don't do multitasking more often and I'm more of a performance fan kinda person in other words f*** multitasking speed this Scheiße up a little bit for god sake.
So I have a couple questions for ya all today I'll be really grateful if you help me out and like my other posts everyone here will get a thank.
(I'm on about CM7)
1. how to disable multitasking or at least reduce the max number of active/running apps. (note!!! how to do that without home app being terminated)
2. how to tell the system not to terminate home app under any circumstances or just keep it in memory or cache it or dunno somehow don't touch it.
3. how to change the default values for settings of a ROM *
4. how to change the default values for settings of an app *
* => I'm gonna make a ROM, so basically I would like to change the default values to something else for example cpu freq or gov to my desire or changing the animation speed of the home app to something else in this case I'm on about launcherpro. so once I flash the ROM the settings are already set to what I wanted.
Note!!! I know some of that could be done through Cm dev app. but i'm thinking of some sort of script or build.prop lines or actually add these settings to cm settings which would be great.
Cheers!!!
I think spare parts has an option to set android's task manager to aggressive.
To lock the home app in memory, you can either,
Go to cyanogenmod settings>Performance >Lock home app in memory
Or you can put this line in build.prop: ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1
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tomb20 said:
I think spare parts has an option to set android's task manager to aggressive.
To lock the home app in memory, you can either,
Go to cyanogenmod settings>Performance >Lock home app in memory
Or you can put this line in build.prop: ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1
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Cheers bro spare parts doesn't have that option and neither cyanogenmod settings or the home_app_adj=1 would work I was already aware of those but if you reduce the number of running apps to for example one or two once you open up one or two apps the home app will be terminated
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All this can be done by editing the ramdisk folder in the kernel. (Except the app values ofc).!!
For no multitasking use dsixda kitchen. It has the option. Option 12 in the first advanced view if i ain't wrong. Other things you have to edit manually..
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shaaan said:
All this can be done by editing the ramdisk folder in the kernel. (Except the app values ofc)
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Cheers bro. Could you be a bit more specific what things could be done in that folder I mean is all the settings values stored in that folder like sound,brightness or other settings or is it just the CPU freq and gov ? And what about settings of an app?
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Flashing an app's data and dalvik cache to the appropiate address will keep its settings.
You can also try modifying the kernel's minfree values to force the closing of inactive apps in favor of more free ram.
dxppxd said:
Flashing an app's data and dalvik cache to the appropiate address will keep its settings.
You can also try modifying the kernel's minfree values to force the closing of inactive apps in favor of more free ram.
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Thank you bro
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Anymore suggestions people ???
Also is it possible to add some of the available options in the cm Dec app to cm settings? If yes how?
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I have installed. The the leaked JB and apparently. I cant control the cpu freq like on ics or CustoNexus.. Setting max freq to 760mhz only works if 1 core is active. If a second or more cores fires up, it goes up to 1400mhz. I'm using setCPU since QuadGear Box doesn't Work anymore.
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Try "One power guard". It's working on my device... just watch ----> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK_nJSBNc74
I have been driving myself a little nutz... The more I search, the more I feel like a noob! I am trying to find out why none of the settings I make in rom toolbox stick. I heard that the sysclt.conf file has to be "turned on", so that you could edit it directly or with rom toolbox or the like. Can anyone shed any light my way? TIA.
When you say they don't stick do you mean after reboot or immediately after making changes? Also, what settings are you changing? ROM Toolbox has many different tweaks that it can set on boot, and the fix could differ per what you are tweaking. For example, if you are setting CPU frequency it could just be the kernel you're using.
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So the most basic setting in setcpu is changing the clock frequency using the slider. Even if I leave it at a max of 1ghz, the device still operates at 1.7. I tried different governors and disabling perflock but it says they doesn't exist.
So right now setcpu just displays information and doesn't give me much power in changing how it runs. Does anyone have an idea why?
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