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░█░ [Tweaks] To improve the speed and stability [flashable] ░█░ V08░█░
After a lot of testing, i came with these tweaks to improve the speed and stability for the Arc.
i collect these tweaks inside flashable file: ( thx to knzo )
Increase overall touch responsiveness
internet speed tweaks
microSD card speed tweak
825 mV for the first freq ( -75mV for all freq )
875mV(for devices not stable with 825mV)
zipalign on boot.
Render UI with GPU
Disable debugging notify icon on statusbar
VR I/O Scheduler as default
interactive CPU governor as default
Max speed - screen off 576 MHz
The Best RAM Optimization by Juwe.
Stereo sound in Video record
3G tweaks ( receiving become better )
& more...
Download V8:
(v08) small fix + support 2.3.4
(v07a) nothing new but no bootloop for some people they have already my old patch
(v07) i just remove some lines making the phone lagy after a heavy use
http://www.mediafire.com/?ni6ot0cwcdk4k
Installing :
Via Clockwork Recovery
make a backup before flashing.
if you put any file in system\etc\init.d\ *make sure to delete it before flashing.
How do you revert if you need to ?
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If i use this patch, then i dont need anymore SetCpu? Right...
dondavis007 said:
How do you revert if you need to ?
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do a backup first and if it doesnt work recover it
dondavis007 said:
How do you revert if you need to ?
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Most of the patch are added to Build.prop so make a backup of your Build.prop you you can revert it back. Rest are the scripts that goes under Init.d folder. So you could deleted the script and reboot the device.
Hope this helps!
Tried both of them and both of them give me problems
My phone restarts especially in between phone calls
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Tried replacing the prop file and removing the scripts from init.d folder
Still having probs wid da constant reboots
Any solution.?
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lil_devil said:
Tried replacing the prop file and removing the scripts from init.d folder
Still having probs wid da constant reboots
Any solution.?
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It might be the voltages, check this out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16735211&postcount=524 and try to adjust the voltages.
ShyamSasi said:
It might be the voltages, check this out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16735211&postcount=524 and try to adjust the voltages.
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Is there any way to undo all the changes instead...Atleast if i know what else has been changed maybe i can revert to my original files
lil_devil said:
Is there any way to undo all the changes instead...Atleast if i know what else has been changed maybe i can revert to my original files
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do a backup from recovery first then try this tweek..i also have prob with this and constant reboot...so i restore back to my backup after that...the backup will restore back to your original setting at the time you made the backup...
click thanka if this help....
lil_devil said:
Is there any way to undo all the changes instead...Atleast if i know what else has been changed maybe i can revert to my original files
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i think if some one flash the the last boot.img again it's will reset the voltage to default .
i will checl that !
taaviu said:
If i use this patch, then i dont need anymore SetCpu? Right...
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yes, you don't need for it . only if you want to do somthing else .
if i may ask : whats the benefit of rendering the UI with the GPU? lol
realfelix said:
if i may ask : whats the benefit of rendering the UI with the GPU? lol
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frees up your RAM if I remember right.
hanifh said:
frees up your RAM if I remember right.
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More flow I presume? Isnt this why the iPhone doesnt stutter?
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The 825 seems stable at first glance for my Arc. Still use SetCPU btw to set the speeds to 0.122/1.5GHz and Smartassv2 governor. Will try the package for a few days to see speed/battery/memory.
Btw, does this make the v6 supercharger memory management obsolete? Or does is still work?
UPDATE: I can say the phone is stable at the above speeds. I don't really notice a difference in battery/speed/memory, but maybe it's due to irregular usage. I had no speed or memory issues before so maybe it can't be better.
I haven't done any flashing of rom (still afraid to do that hehehe) but i would like to share the things i added on my build.prop
I'm in Singapore - Singtel Carrier
(no more dropping the 3G signal while on call)
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
(faster lock of gps satellite in my exp)
ro.ril.def.agps.mode=1
ro.ril.def.agps.feature=1
(not for speed hehe just to add 3g prefix somewhere. couldn't find any diff)
ro.ril.enable.3g.prefix=1
Is it will work with neo?
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skupi20 said:
Is it will work with neo?
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Yes. But I recommend to add the manually. Because in the the Build.prop might be for Arc. Check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1233878
How on earth do you even get recovery on ARC in the first place ?
or this is some other recovery you guys are talking about ?
why didn't anyone post up their experiences with this yet ?
Hey guys,
I would like to start to develop for this phone even without a phone (but I hope this fact is changing soon ^^ I saved 200euro by myselfe to buy a phone maybe you can help me with the rest ).
Doesn´t matter here´s a flashable zip (untested because of the no device point) that should work and includes the following tweaks. Download it and flash it through CWM. I played abit with your device´s files Detailed explanation of what is included below. Of course other Devs can use this in their Roms without asking.
Please report Bugs if you´ve found any!
GPS Boost (Credits to Crescendo Xenomorph for your brilliant idea, I played a bit with the values that are in the file you found):
To come to a better GPS and faster capture of location I edited /system/etc/sirfgps.conf
PROJECT=SAMSUNG_T1
UART_DRIVER=/dev/ttyO0
RESET_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_nRST/value
ONOFF_GPIO=/sys/devices/virtual/sec/gps/GPS_PWR_EN/value
EXTERNAL_LNA=1
REF_CLOCK_26MHZ=1
UART_BAUD_RATE=2
FREQUENCY_AIDING=0
SENSOR_AIDING=0
SET_ID_IMSI=1
DEBUGGING_FILES=0
SSL_ENABLED=1
CERTI_VERSION=0
CP_RESPONSETIME=2
CONTROL_PLANE=1
ATT_NETWORK_OPERATOR=0
EMC_ENABLE=0
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If you change EMC_ENABLE, SENSOR_AIDING and FREQUENCY_AIDING to 1 there will be a big improvement but also more battery consume when you use GPS. (Of course already done in the .zip).
Faster Boot:
To enable a faster boot I edited the script /system/etc/init.goldfish.sh
[...]
# disable boot animation for a faster boot sequence when needed
boot_anim=`getprop ro.kernel.android.bootanim`
case "$boot_anim" in
0) setprop debug.sf.nobootanimation 1
;;
esac
[...]
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You have to make sure that setprop debug.sf.nobootanimation 1 will be done in every case, you will now boot very faster. (Also done in the .zip).
Higher IdleTimeout (Bluetooth):
It´s not really a Tweak I just increst the IdleTimeout time because I always use it at this level, it seems more logical to me. Edited in /system/etc/bluetooth/input.conf
# Configuration file for the input service
# This section contains options which are not specific to any
# particular interface
[General]
# Set idle timeout (in minutes) before the connection will
# be disconnect (defaults to 0 for no timeout)
#IdleTimeout=30
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Longer DiscoverableTimeout (Bluetooth):
When I want to transfer files via bluetooth I always anger about the low time the phone is by default in a discoveryable mode (so that your device can be seen by other devices). So I also cahnged this from 180 to 300
[...]
# How long to stay in discoverable mode before going back to non-discoverable
# The value is in seconds. Default is 180, i.e. 3 minutes.
# 0 = disable timer, i.e. stay discoverable forever
DiscoverableTimeout = 300
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You can find the lines in /system/etc/bluetooth/main.conf
Set PairableTimeout (Bluetooth):
Samsung invented the DiscoverableTimeout but doesn´t use the pairablemodeTimeout to save battery! Why?
[...]
# How long to stay in pairable mode before going back to non-discoverable
# The value is in seconds. Default is 0.
# 0 = disable timer, i.e. stay pairable forever
PairableTimeout = 0
[..]
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So I set a PairableTimeout at 1000 by default. You can find the lines in /system/etc/bluetooth/main.conf
If you have any problem feel free to post your question below. I will add some other tweaks when I found some new If you like my work, please thank, may consieder a donation and line my facebook page. Thanks! Happy flashing
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Awesome works.. thanks for ur hardwork..neway this G device got lots of trouble like music stutter while listening to the music through earphone...and also hang a lot..can hang just because of turning on or off a wifi sometime and so on..could u please see through this device and if possible could u please do ot edit some tweaks that may lighter this device so that it will not hang a lot..
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rascal123 said:
Awesome works.. thanks for ur hardwork..neway this G device got lots of trouble like music stutter while listening to the music through earphone...and also hang a lot..can hang just because of turning on or off a wifi sometime and so on..could u please see through this device and if possible could u please do ot edit some tweaks that may lighter this device so that it will not hang a lot..
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I will do this
This here is more like what configs I find usefull but when I know more about the device I will do the real improvements
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Anyone check and plss report does all bluetooth tweaks are working or not...
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thanks
danke mein freund , will try the faster boot for sure
The GPS improve didn´t work for me.
Regards!
Great work, GPS connects much faster now, boot is also faster. Thx
Blutooth and gps are working just ammend the tweak myself using root explorer cause i still want my bootanmation thanks for sharing the code..waiting for further tweaks from u fuss..
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Hi...fuss...can u provide the untweek version too..becouse my s2 bootanimation seen disappear after i flash ur tweek....can u help me?
rascal123 said:
Blutooth and gps are working just ammend the tweak myself using root explorer cause i still want my bootanmation thanks for sharing the code..waiting for further tweaks from u fuss..
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When u edited the script yourself,did you change anything in the code provided to keep ur boot animation ?
Madarox said:
When u edited the script yourself,did you change anything in the code provided to keep ur boot animation ?
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Download the .zip open the archive with winrar or 7zip and delete init.goldfish.sh from /System/etc
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Madarox said:
When u edited the script yourself,did you change anything in the code provided to keep ur boot animation ?
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I didnt flash the code provided..i just follow codes above that he shares with us..so i just edit on blutooth and gps part...im not touching the bootanimation part cause i still want my bootanimation
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fuss132 said:
Download the .zip open the archive with winrar or 7zip and delete init.goldfish.sh from /System/etc
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Thanks,now I don't have to do each tweak manually
Madarox said:
Thanks,now I don't have to do each tweak manually
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Press Thanks if I helped you
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fuss132 said:
Press Thanks if I helped you
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I did
Well I flashed it and I can notice that GPS and bluetooth improved but the boot animation is gone even that I deleted that file before flashing :/
Madarox said:
I did
Well I flashed it and I can notice that GPS and bluetooth improved but the boot animation is gone even that I deleted that file before flashing :/
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Bootanination should be there when you Boot a second time else please Report it to me and I will find the problem
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fuss132 said:
Bootanination should be there when you Boot a second time else please Report it to me and I will find the problem
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Nope,still no animation after rebooting 3 times.
any tweak for speed up internet connection? ( 3g CONNECTION)
shaeshi said:
any tweak for speed up internet connection? ( 3g CONNECTION)
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There are many tweaks available but they are only fake ones that simulate a better connection. In my opinion its impossible to increase noticable...
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can you do a zip to remove the tweaks ??? just in case
Hi everybody!
I've compiled a script with a few tweaks based on knzo post
This works on CM7, should work on stock also!
I've also added to the script a few lines to change the IO Scheduler and governor. You just have to edit the attachment (unzip it first ) and remove the "#" before the line you want to apply (I've just add the lines depending if you have CM7's stock kernel or huexxx kernel, but you can edit for any kernel, you just have to edit for the governor/io schedulers available or just leave that lines commented).
# change Governor
# Huexxx's kernel
# echo interactivex > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor;
# change IO Scheduler
# CM7's kernel
# echo "noop" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler;
# Huexxx's kernel
# echo "sio" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler;
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After this, do this steps:
1 - Install SManager
2 - Open SManager and go to the script, I put it in /data/script
3 - Single click the script "74diogo" and check "Su" and "Boot" and then save.
4 - Just reboot.
Note: It could take a minute or two to change the governor in Cyanogenmod settings.
That is it!
Feel free to leave to give your feedback
By the way... When I changed the default governor via CM settings and applied at boot, the phone becomes very slow in the first minute after boot...
Changing the governor with this script, that slow performance disappears
Also, you can activate JIT, use 16 bit transparency and disable scrolling cache (force disable) for a little speed and smooth...
I get a lot of not found errors is that normal? And also a lot of permission denied.
a_alex_1993 said:
I get a lot of not found errors is that normal? And also a lot of permission denied.
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Yeah. You should choose the option "boot" and "su" and reboot. The settings will apply.
You can't change some values while the system is running... that is why there are those errors.
Thank you for your help. I get it now. But can we use a other scripts like v6supercharger and should we expect any improvements from them if we already have this script?
a_alex_1993 said:
Thank you for your help. I get it now. But can we use a other scripts like v6supercharger and should we expect any improvements from them if we already have this script?
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Yeah, it is possible. v6supercharger could change some values that this script change. Try both
I guess both at the same time won't work right?
a_alex_1993 said:
I guess both at the same time won't work right?
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It should work. I don't see why not
Did you notice any difference using my script?
I did actually, Cm7 was already pretty smooth but at boot up after the script manager gets root permission it loads a lot faster than before, by this I mean that the starting lag lasts a lot less. As for general use it works great but it also worked great before so I can't really tell. I noticed an improved battery performance too.
So all in all it's great
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I did actually, Cm7 was already pretty smooth but at boot up after the script manager gets root permission it loads a lot faster than before, by this I mean that the starting lag lasts a lot less. As for general use it works great but it also worked great before so I can't really tell. I noticed an improved battery performance too.
So all in all it's great
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That is great!
Topic is missleadinng.
dflt said:
Topic is missleadinng.
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Why? Do you have any suggestion?
You can push that values in a file an add them to init.d folder and by this way removing the use of script manager. My two cents.
FDN
re4lsk said:
You can push that values in a file an add them to init.d folder and by this way removing the use of script manager. My two cents.
FDN
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I tried that and it didn't work... at least in CM7
dcop7 said:
I tried that and it didn't work... at least in CM7
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did you changed the permissions?
re4lsk said:
did you changed the permissions?
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Yeah, or maybe I did something wrong. Did you manage to do that?
Works on Zeus 6.28n ?'
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Cedlad said:
Works on Zeus 6.28n ?'
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I should work!
Just have to edit (or don't use) the lines to change the governor and IO scheduler.
To edit, just put the name of the desired (and available) governor and IO Scheduler
Hi guys!
I've been trying different kernel and roms at this time, I've been surprised with several of them greatly, but I've always liked my way of setting the cpu frequencies, governor, further reduce the brightness ... etc all WITHOUT USING ANY EXTERNAL APP that consume my internal memory and are constantly running in the background.
Well if you are one of those who leave permanently on your cpu frequency and like to save as much of your battery it will be very useful.
When I tested the Battery Extender 1.5.1 kernel I noticed that every time I restarted my device, the maximum clock frequency was changed to 902 Mhz and I needed tools to control this frequency (as no-frills or set-cpu)... Right, this is the end with the following tweaks, so forget No-Frills and Set-cpu!:
These changes will be adjusted every time you boot the system
Viper The Ripper Tweaks to save battery
What I have changed?
Power off menu and back buttons
Reduced the brightness to maximum
Changed the frequency when the device starts to 245-787 Mhz
Changed the Governor when the device starts to Conservative (I prefer this Governor to save battery)
Working on: CF-Root, BatteryExtender, SpaceKernel, nims11 kernel
Extreme Version
Power off menu and back buttons
Reduced the brightness to maximum
Changed the frequency when the device starts to 245-614 Mhz
Changed the Governor when the device starts to Conservative (I prefer this Governor to save battery)
Working on: BatteryExtender 1.5.1 and up, it should works in SpaceKernel too
CM Versions
Power off menu and back buttons
How to install it?
1. Put the attached file into your sdcard
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Install from sdcard
4. Flash it
5. Reboot
6. Enjoy
Hellyeah!
Credits
Me for having an insatiable curiosity and to hate useless apps
ImbaWind fot helping me
ketut.kumajaya for cf-root adaptation on GB
wooaaa..nice info..
just share,
if i'm on stock..i use battery extender 1.2..with defaut seting of brighness n i set cpu min 245 max 800 smartassv2 n noop
with normal using,whatsapp,facebook n etc bout 1-3hr full online totally,i had 27 - 30hr until my battery 0..n thats enough for me..
sorry for my bad english
DavySML125 said:
wooaaa..nice info..
just share,
if i'm on stock..i use battery extender 1.2..with defaut seting of brighness n i set cpu min 245 max 800 smartassv2 n noop
with normal using,whatsapp,facebook n etc bout 1-3hr full online totally,i had 27 - 30hr until my battery 0..n thats enough for me..
sorry for my bad english
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Updating in 5 mins
Edit: Updated! Try and test it , It works fine for me (using Stocklite 7.1 + BE 1.5.1 OC)
Edit2: Added Ondemand and SmartassV2 governors
locE
Hi TS,
Tried and tested, not working cm7.2 or I just did something wrong hahaa
loki00001 said:
Hi TS,
Tried and tested, not working cm7.2 or I just did something wrong hahaa
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I tried in stock rom not in cm 7.2, at the moment only for STOCK ROMS!, sorry my fault
DavySML125 said:
wooaaa..nice info..
just share,
if i'm on stock..i use battery extender 1.2..with defaut seting of brighness n i set cpu min 245 max 800 smartassv2 n noop
with normal using,whatsapp,facebook n etc bout 1-3hr full online totally,i had 27 - 30hr until my battery 0..n thats enough for me..
sorry for my bad english
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did you use setCpu for cpu settings?
benna said:
did you use setCpu for cpu settings?
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I'm sure, in my opinion using no-frills or similar apps (sertCpu), you increase the RAM usage with background processes, so your battery will drain faster, anyway you don't need any app to set your cpu frequencies
Updated!
Extreme Versions are here!
Working on: BE 1.5.1 and up, it should works in SpaceKernel too
Updated!
POWER OFF BUTONS in CM7/9/10.x.... it's PERMANENT!
Tested in CM7.2 (The Ultimatum Rom and Revolution X) it should work in CM9/10.x too
Hey do you know if you can power off menu and back button in Mardon ROM?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212438
Thanks!
topnotchh said:
Hey do you know if you can power off menu and back button in Mardon ROM?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212438
Thanks!
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Yes, but now it's a bit late. Tomorrow I'll try to provide you a flashable tweak
topnotchh said:
Hey do you know if you can power off menu and back button in Mardon ROM?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212438
Thanks!
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Yes, but now it's a bit late. Tomorrow I'll try to provide you a flashable tweak
But currently you can use the Terminal Emulator to get it just type this lines:
Code:
su
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness
chmod 444 /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightne
When you reboot your device the button will power on again so type it after rebooting your phone, but I'll provide you a permanent solution asap
topnotchh said:
Hey do you know if you can power off menu and back button in Mardon ROM?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212438
Thanks!
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Here it is
Test it and report, but it should work fine, then I'll add it at the first post
I did flash it but it didn't work, still having power and menu leds on.
topnotchh said:
I did flash it but it didn't work, still having power and menu leds on.
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That's strange...ummm
Viper The Ripper said:
That's strange...ummm
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I did Install ZIP from SDCard, it says tweaks added no error or anything, I rebooted but no changes were applied.
I retried it again and seems like it worked.
topnotchh said:
I retried it again and seems like it worked.
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I Glad it will work ..It should work but, even I asked to Mardon, the SuperSu can block su request during boot, so it could be the problem, use cmsuperuser variant if you face any problem
Mardon's answer:
Which variant? Supersu or cm superuser?
SuperSu now can block su requests during boot init if wrong configured in supersu.
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But I see the problem is solved, thank you so much for reporting it
No problem, I installed Universal Init.d from the PlayStore. Then closed phone and retried the zip and it worked. I don't know if its has anything to do with that but its working you can add it to the first page! =)
topnotchh said:
No problem, I installed Universal Init.d from the PlayStore. Then closed phone and retried the zip and it worked. I don't know if its has anything to do with that but its working you can add it to the first page! =)
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Thank you again
Added!
Hey xda-community .
I'm new in rooting and have some questions ^^.
I have a S Advance i9070 (with JellyMod4) and want to know your experiences with the v6supercharger and cocore8.
Btw: is setcpu needed or is the script and cocore doing all it self ?
(And did someone got the aosp browser from 4.3 on the i9070 to work ?)
Greets, misterNewbee
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MisterNewbee said:
Hey xda-community .
I'm new in rooting and have some questions ^^.
I have a S Advance i9070 (with JellyMod4) and want to know your experiences with the v6supercharger and cocore8.
Btw: is setcpu needed or is the script and cocore doing all it self ?
(And did someone got the aosp browser from 4.3 on the i9070 to work ?)
Greets, misterNewbee
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I advice to you to flash harsh jelly 3.0 with cocore. Performance are awesome
You have to use set cpu or nofrills when you want to change the governors and I/O scheduler, if not, don't use them
For the browser..I think not
maurus1998 said:
I advice to you to flash harsh jelly 3.0 with cocore. Performance are awesome
You have to use set cpu or nofrills when you want to change the governors and I/O scheduler, if not, don't use them
For the browser..I think not
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I remind to read somewhere that it is only possible to change the frequences with adb or terminal. Is this true or is it possible to change it with apps like setcpu (or no-frills) ?
And what does the harshjelly tweaker do ?
(How to understand tweaks ? :/)
Thank you for the answers :thumbup:
MisterNewbee said:
I remind to read somewhere that it is only possible to change the frequences with adb or terminal. Is this true or is it possible to change it with apps like setcpu or no-frills ?
To the governors and i/o sheduler, can you recommend me some ?
And what does the harshjelly tweaker do ?
(How to understand tweaks ? :/)
Thank you for the answers :thumbup:
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Yes with set cpu you can only change gov and io and I prefer using pegasusq and sio as scheduler.
Harsh tweaker is an app that has some tweaks like disable or enable the crt effect, to enable or disable cache scrolling, enable logging, enable 360º rotation,enable the long press to kill and other tweaking
There is always in harsh jelly a command that you can write in the terminal emulator (typing harsh_controls) that can do some very useful things like zipalingn all the apps, vacuum and reindex you databases (it makes your phone less 'dirty' and so it makes the acces in the databases faster) ,enable or disable fsync (fsync off can improve performance but you ll have data loss if power goes out suddently, recomend to turn it on) and other little commands
Mr.harsh has done a very great work making this rom! Let's try it
Press thanks botton if i helped you:beer:
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MisterNewbee said:
I remind to read somewhere that it is only possible to change the frequences with adb or terminal. Is this true or is it possible to change it with apps like setcpu (or no-frills) ?
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for me,i set the cpu using script.. load it at boot using script manager..
lawong said:
for me,i set the cpu using script.. load it at boot using script manager..
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Good to know that this is possible too ;D. Are in the i9070 forum some scripts or have i to make them myself ? And do someone use the v6 supercharger script ?
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MisterNewbee said:
Good to know that this is possible too ;D. Are in the i9070 forum some scripts or have i to make them myself ? And do someone use the v6 supercharger script ?
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use the below script to
#to change the scheduler
echo "sio" > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
#to change the governor
echo "ondemandq" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
don't use windows text editor like text pad.. insted use use notepad++ and the file should have no extension.
Create a new folder named 'init.d' in /system/etc
then push the file using a root explorere to the folder
Set the permission of init.d foler and the script file to 0777(rwxrwxrwx)
u can also search the forum for other commands which can be used to tweak the governor like the scaling frequency and other stuff
check http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2198510