Found this and it turns out it is pretty cool. Lots of tweaks. Some stuff already baked into BO. Oh, and this is for BrokenOut!!!!!
:highfive: to Fuzzy13 for pimpin' his esteem first. I found this a few days ago but was waiting for someone else to do it first. lol. Thanks Mane!!!
Original thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1908269
I have already made the tweak to the script and it's ready to flash. Pimp-my-ROM_LG_Revolution {it's large, very large. over 100mb. Here's your warning} Pls be easy ppl. it's on my dropbox I'll add a mirror after my boss kicks me out tonight :laugh:
Make a backup then just flash in cwm. It will open an aroma graphical interface that will allow you to install many tweaks and a few apps. Choose stock based GingerBread ROM So far everything seems to work. Just remove any init.d tweaks that were not baked in the BrokenOut2.0. (ie...v6, tweaks, thunderbolt, etc...) Best to start fresh!!!!!
When finished, just exit (do not reboot from pmr, you will get a cwm error). reboot system from cwm.
Enjoy!!!!!!!
***edit: If by chance you get the 'no boot animation', it's a simple fix:
Edit the line 'debug.sf.nobootanimation' of your build.prop. Change the value to 0 (zero)
Can I use this even if im not starting fresh? If so, would it be conflicting with any of the BO scripts?
The only script from stock bo that conflicts is the loopy smoothness. Pmr names it smoothness. But it will take over v6. Unsupercharge then flash pmr. But as always, make a backup!!
Just remove the baked in loopy script after you make your backup.
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I.M.famous XMAN said:
The only script from stock bo that conflicts is the loopy smoothness. Pmr names it smoothness. But it will take over v6. Unsupercharge then flash pmr. But as always, make a backup!!
Just remove the baked in loopy script after you make your backup.
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I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?
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I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?
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I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?
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I dont think I saw the "smoothness"... is it part of the build.prop or what?
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I dont think I saw the "smoothness"... is it part of the build.prop or what?
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its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.
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its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.
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So i found the smoothness file. and I found the "PNAME="$USER_LAUNCHER";
So shold I put the com.sonyericcson launcher or whatever on there? or just leave it
I deleted that one script and use the stock loopy script from bo. It's easier to tweak.
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I deleted that one script and use the stock loopy script from bo. It's easier to tweak.
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is there a way to un-do some of these things?
Will this work for the stock v9 ROM rooted with CWM?
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its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.
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My initial boot took 8 minutes. It had me worried!
EDIT: Still no boot logo on second boot. Also took 7 minutes that time.
Will this work with all roms, ie all versions of BO and stock?
In theory yes, but Idk if it will work on stock Rom. Just make a backup first. Iirc, a guy used it on his wife's stock esteem. Said he saw a tremendous improvement.
As far as removal, Idk. I'll get back with that info soon.
I have been using it for a few days now and I get fabulous Batt life. I do suffer from the no boot ani, but boot ups are faster than on a stock kernel. Just amazing. But remember, to give your phone time to settle before giving up. besides aroma is cool.
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For stock Roms, you would need to enable init.d support. Without it, your init.d scripts will not run by themselves.
to enable init.d support in stock rooted roms, use a file browser and go to the etc folder. look for init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add '/system/etc/init.d/*' to the bottom of the file. Save and reboot. Enjoy.
*Edited. Forgot a letter.
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OP updated for the 'no boot animation' issue. If you want to call it an issue. and to let you know, after enabling the boot ani I have not noticed any increase to the boot up time. In fact, sometimes my ani doesn't even get to loop before the lock screen shows up.
And for those that don't like the extra long boots, they will shorten up. Give your phone time to settle. the long boots are for the scripts configuring things. When you think about it, there are a lot of files that are tweaked (zipaligned, deodexed, etc...). the scripts are set up to optimize files that are not already optimized. So, the boot time will decrease. Don't get scared. It's only a phone.
I.M.famous XMAN said:
For stock Roms, you would need to enable init.d support. Without it, your init.d scripts will not run by themselves.
to enable init.d support in stock rooted roms, use a file browser and go to the etc folder. look for init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add '/system/etc/ini.d/*' to the bottom of the file. Save and reboot. Enjoy.
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should that say "/system/etc/init.d/*"? it seems to be missing the t.
kyledyr said:
should that say "/system/etc/init.d/*"? it seems to be missing the t.
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yep. damn auto correct. Thanks. Updating post.
I feel like this made my phone slower than faster.... \:
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I feel like this made my phone slower than faster.... \:
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I thought the same thing at first. Give it a few days and a couple of reboots. idk. i like it
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Going to try this on the D3, its big in the fascinate world. May be worth a dev porting to the D3 specifically. I'm going to take the plunge though since we can do nandbackups.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1236779
From the thread post:
Whats inside:
changed partition mounts--- for less data corruption
patched sqlite's----IMPROVES I/O
honecomb 3.1 fugu mod-IMPROVES SCROLLING/RESPONSIVENESS
All new init.d files---PARTITION MOUNTS,CACHE,SYSCTL,KERNEL
Sysctl.conf----TWEAKS KERNEL AND I/O SCHEDULER
tweaked scaling governor----faster cpu performance
It has been reported to work on the Motorola Atrix, so that gives me hope for some additional improvements on the D3.
Sweet! Let us know how it works!
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Izeltokatl said:
Going to try this on the D3, its big in the fascinate world. May be worth a dev porting to the D3 specifically. I'm going to take the plunge though since we can do nandbackups.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1236779
From the thread post:
Whats inside:
changed partition mounts--- for less data corruption
patched sqlite's----IMPROVES I/O
honecomb 3.1 fugu mod-IMPROVES SCROLLING/RESPONSIVENESS
All new init.d files---PARTITION MOUNTS,CACHE,SYSCTL,KERNEL
Sysctl.conf----TWEAKS KERNEL AND I/O SCHEDULER
tweaked scaling governor----faster cpu performance
It has been reported to work on the Motorola Atrix, so that gives me hope for some additional improvements on the D3.
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So...howd it go?
evulhotdog said:
So...howd it go?
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Perhaps not so well?
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I have this mod applied on my mytouch 4g, made a big difference. Hope it works out for this device as well..
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Perhaps not so well?
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I'm gonna test this myself in a few hours. Ill report back
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Maybe his phone ripped a hole in space-time; He was sucked into another dimension.
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Maybe his phone ripped a hole in space-time; He was sucked into another dimension.
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Worst that happens is a bootloop and then you just boot into recovery and restore /system and you're back in business
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Worst that happens is a bootloop and then you just boot into recovery and restore /system and you're back in business
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I looked throught the zip. It contains some files that the D3 doesnt have (or are in a different location). So some of the changes will probably do nothing.
Check out the newest from Hashcode. You can now restore from BP Tools. No need to flash and restore
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Check out the newest from Hashcode. You can now restore from BP Tools. No need to flash and restore
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The .zips fail to install so this won't work on our phones. Not without tweaking.
And that's been out for over a week. I updated my recovey thread with it last week.
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The .zips fail to install so this won't work on our phones. Not without tweaking.
And that's been out for over a week. I updated my recovey thread with it last week.
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I install the files inside the ZIP manually, it works out perfect and seems much smoother and with a better memory management now.
jchenny said:
I install the files inside the ZIP manually, it works out perfect and seems much smoother and with a better memory management now.
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Did you do anything with the sysctl.conf and init.d?
Sorry for the delays... yes, as stated above, the zip files will not flash to the D3 (even though they do flash to the Moto Atrix??).
But you can definitely rip out files push them with Root Explorer or ADB commands. I haven't had time to mess with that but I may jump on it later today. Glad someone else tried and showed positive signs. That is encouraging.
I applied manually.
Don't notice any difference, really. But it may respond better to my finger. I'll have to run it for a few days.
Bobbar said:
I applied manually.
Don't notice any difference, really. But it may respond better to my finger. I'll have to run it for a few days.
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Do we have init.d support? If not the init scripts probably wont do too much.
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Do we have init.d support? If not the init scripts probably wont do too much.
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I snatched the files from the latest SteelDroid to enable init.d. However I also used the scripts from that rom as well as they include alot the same tweaks.
I discovered that the sysctl.conf tweaks have no affect. We dont seem to have access to those adjustments. Perhaps because of our stock kernel?
for you, if you have a stock kernel to enable init.d .....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1017291
How do I remove the adrenaline because I heard it helps battery
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How do I remove the adrenaline because I heard it helps battery
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Should be able to reflash Gingervolt 1.3. I think it has adrenaline in it, but 1.3 is so stable and smooth. I tried a couple of the additional tweaks beyond 1.3, and honestly came up with sluggish results. If you want to save battery, you can go into your programs, and turn off the auto start options. There are a lot of programs that suck up your ram, and you can turn them off. Turn off most of your automatic options. Auto bright. If you constantly have wifi on, you can go into your scripter, and space out how often it pings with a wifi source. You can go in and change your LCD density (if you do that, you will need to adjust it to download from the market)
So, if you are running Gingervolt 1.3 and have done no other tweaks, right now, you are using a pretty battery friendly ROM. If you tweaked beyond that and you are experiencing issues, just reflash 1.3. You will need to reflash Blitz too.
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Should be able to reflash Gingervolt 1.3. I think it has adrenaline in it, but 1.3 is so stable and smooth. I tried a couple of the additional tweaks beyond 1.3, and honestly came up with sluggish results. If you want to save battery, you can go into your programs, and turn off the auto start options. There are a lot of programs that suck up your ram, and you can turn them off. Turn off most of your automatic options. Auto bright. If you constantly have wifi on, you can go into your scripter, and space out how often it pings with a wifi source. You can go in and change your LCD density (if you do that, you will need to adjust it to download from the market)
So, if you are running Gingervolt 1.3 and have done no other tweaks, right now, you are using a pretty battery friendly ROM. If you tweaked beyond that and you are experiencing issues, just reflash 1.3. You will need to reflash Blitz too.
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So I could just flash it over with what i already have right? and that would just overwrite whatever i have? and would i need to back uip my apps etc?
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So I could just flash it over with what i already have right? and that would just overwrite whatever i have? and would i need to back uip my apps etc?
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Always do a backup. You never know what can happen. Yes, reflash gingervolt 1.3 and then the blitzkrieg. Don't forget when you reboot the phone it will be set at the 1.0 speed, so you will have to go to setcpu, or whatever you use and adjust it accordingly.
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Reflashing gv 1.3 did not reset the supercharge it just removed the rc5 for me
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revo1185 said:
Reflashing gv 1.3 did not reset the supercharge it just removed the rc5 for me
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I think that's what I talked him into doing. Rc5 didn't work for me either.
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i dont have super charge.
plus would this remove all my apps? flashing it over
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i dont have super charge.
plus would this remove all my apps? flashing it over
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If you're on gingervolt 1.3 it already has super charger built into it. It won't remove your apps unless you do factory data reset.
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If you're on gingervolt 1.3 it already has super charger built into it. It won't remove your apps unless you do factory data reset.
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so flashing over gingervolt 1.3 won't do anything except take off adrenaline shot?
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so flashing over gingervolt 1.3 won't do anything except take off adrenaline shot?
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Correct. I read the OP for gingervolt and it doesn't have adrenaline shot, so you will be good.
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Correct. I read the OP for gingervolt and it doesn't have adrenaline shot, so you will be good.
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so i wouldnt need to backup my apps? haha
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so i wouldnt need to backup my apps? haha
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If you clear cache/ dalvik and flash gingervolt I believe you will lose any theme and any other tweak you may have flashed (like supercharger and adrenaline shot). Other than that, it won't get rid of your apps unless you do a factory reset.
To be more clear, go to cwm, wipe cache, then dalvik, then flash gingervolt. Reboot. Then you can go back to cwm and flash any theme or tweak you want to add on.
Shouldn't you wipe data/factory reset in cwm before flashing to get a pure and more while flash am I wrong
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Shouldn't you wipe data/factory reset in cwm before flashing to get a pure and more while flash am I wrong
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If you don't mind losing all your data then ya that would be the best way to go. But it's not needed. I've never done that and everything has flashed fine for me.
Hello Revolution community.
I was looking around and I came across this. However, I do not know whether or not I have to do the SuperCharger Starter Kit. (I assumed you did so I did so).
But, when I went into Script manager it kept telling me to run it as root, which I did and I was totally confused. Why is this occurring?
I played the folder in the /sd, not the /_externalsd
Can someone please help me?
And do I even need this?
I just ran it from my download folder, make sure its checked run as root, and click save.
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If you are on a stock rom, then I would suggest running the starter kit. It adds zipalign and sql to the system so you can run certain tasks within v6 like wheel alignment.
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If you are on a stock rom, then I would suggest running the starter kit. It adds zipalign and sql to the system so you can run certain tasks within v6 like wheel alignment.
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So i dont need it right?
If you have flashed a custom ROM, then no. You should be ok.
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I am on BrokenOut 1.1, blitz 3.0, should I supercharge now? would this make a difference?
it would make a huge difference. Use the new V6, the one with T16 at the end of the file name. It does everything automagically when you run it for the first time.
I can't find that file anywhere
In the supercharger thread, click the link in the first post that talks about newest rc, tests. T17 is the newest. unsupercharge first.
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I.M.famous XMAN said:
it would make a huge difference. Use the new V6, the one with T16 at the end of the file name. It does everything automagically when you run it for the first time.
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I was running BO 1.1 with the Blitz 3.0 beta and thought my phone was significantly faster, but the Supercharger script really made a huge difference! Thanks for the tip.
ALL ROMS AND DEVICES SUPPORTEDfor both of these mods listed below
single / dual and quad core
V6 super Charger in post 2
MULTI-CORE GOVERNORS AND FREQUENCIES
this is a patch which allows you to edit the governor of each core independently, as well as setting each its own min / max frequencies, IT'S NOT MY WORK AND ALL THANKS GOES TO Smokin1337
Firstly dl the zip, then flash via your chosen recovery, I flashed on fresh installs so I recommend you wipe your cache/dalvik cache to be on the safe-r side of life , if flashing over a *settled* rom
You will then need to run the command "su" in terminal emulator , followed by "cpu"
Then all settings are self explanatory inside the terminal emulator,
Here's the op
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584508
Here's the link to terminal emulator in the play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&hl=enO
This mod , may be cancelled out by other mods and/or settings saved from them, I would recommend clearing data from system tuner, set CPU, CPU tuner etc, and reinstalling them without making changes to CPU , also disable forced dual core if you have a 3rd party app enabling it. Er........ I think that's it
.....nope, if you restore from apps such as titanium back up, any data containing CPU configs you restored may need to be removed too, if you want to make sure you are getting the settings set in terminal emulator and not those launched via init.d or on boot completion
Enjoy
V6 SUPER CHARGER SCRIPT
LIKE A BAT OUT OF HELL............. ReDraws n' Lag Will Be Gone!
its like having a turbo on your device, lots of work has been put into this dont forget to go thank Zeppelinrox on The OP below
it has worked for me on his previous releases and accross many roms,
you may need a busybox update, to prevent a possible cause of a boot loop, but it does auto detect version,
and it is easy enough to upgrade busybox version,
with this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer&hl=en free from the market/play store,
you will also need an app like script manager https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&feature=search_result free from the market, and dont forget to turn the little su android button green to run as root when running the script
heres the OP, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276 ,
thanks to Zeppelinrox
heres the latest version
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18703418&postcount=5021
If I want to use the supercharger script, I just have to run the latest version of the script with scriptmanager? thats all? haha
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PhiP said:
If I want to use the supercharger script, I just have to run the latest version of the script with scriptmanager? thats all? haha
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Yeah, its pretty much as straight forward as that, just don't forget too browse as root, and to run the script as root
New version of v6 super charger available, test release 4
OMG thats magic
But one question still remains.... how often should i run the script? and how often the includinc cleaning script?
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OMG thats magic
But one question still remains.... how often should i run the script? and how often the includinc cleaning script?
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As long as you don't have init.d scripts in your system/etc that can conflict, you shouldn't need too, I re run the script everytime I flash a new Rom. So 3 times a day sometimes lol , but once a week should be more than adequate, the cleaning script should be done, at the end of each time you supercharge
Thanks. Hopefully this will fix the memory leak issue on CM10
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Thanks. Hopefully this will fix the memory leak issue on CM10
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I think there is an issue with cm10 / jb - if your busybox is indifferent, change busybox at your own risk, be sure to nand before you alter busybox
Will try it now.
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Question for supercharger script: after I ran everything, should I enter 33 at the driver console to exit? or should I leave it there and return to home screen.
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Question for supercharger script: after I ran everything, should I enter 33 at the driver console to exit? or should I leave it there and return to home screen.
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no use 32 or 33. but id recommend running 32, to ensure you get all settings, saved from the script u just ran
One more thing. Does the script stick when changing kernel? Or should I run it everytime I flash a new kernel?
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Tried v6 supercharger on darkmod cm10 rom... and stuck at 50% supercharged. What do i do with services.jar? (Haz uploaded and haz edited it, yet not recognized as valid )
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With ICS and above, you have to patch framework... try search for 'autopatcher' but you need a Linux district or cygwin... pdroid2 can be included the same way.
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Now, here is a guide.
V6 supercharger is highly unacceptable to me for jellybean. Never use it. Unless in gingerbread. Thats a foolproof way to escape its consequences.
In 4.0 and above, try your best to use pimp my rom or, use the rom just by itself. Note that 4.1 in terms of frame speed is already tweaked by the source codes itself. Or, if you want to use a tweak you found, see the base android version used to test it. That way, if the tweak is based on jellybean, feel free to use it on CM10! Unless stated incompatible with jellybean
Will not try it(v6) again. Phone wont turn on(stuck at boot). Had to wipe data/cache/dalvik.
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Will not try it(v6) again. Phone wont turn on(stuck at boot). Had to wipe data/cache/dalvik.
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Exactly. Actually i you should not try tweaking Jellybean, cause its good enough.
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