is there a way to delay the scanning on boot by a set amount of time?
i know it can be disabled but can it be delayed? or maybe moved to the last thing it does on boot up?
30 - 60 seconds would be nice. let the phone do less at a time...
Have you looked at the startup managers in market? I thought I saw one that would delay certain processes. Also, if you post request in the SGS Tools thread (thebes and apps), wilson may be able to add something like that to the app.
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ill look into that thanks but i would prefer to not have another thing run on startup
Have you tried something like SD Maid to (hopefully help) speed up boot? May not help, but just a random thought.
yup. also deleted a bunch of un-needed icons. and a few un explainable scripts in the init.d folder. bit better but not much
Is it possible to select what starts up, kinda like selective start up on your (windows) pc?
Hi guys,
just one question, search for it but didnt found a solution jet.
I´m using CM9 , latest version ofc. Under Settings -> Developer options -> Background process limit there is some options to choose. I´m unsig "At most, 2 processes". But, after rebooting the device, the option reset itself to "standart".
My question is : Is it possible to set this command as an startup file in the init folder, that after every restart it will be "2 processes" instead of "standart" ??
I hope to get some help, thanks !!!
saphirrot said:
Hi guys,
just one question, search for it but didnt found a solution jet.
I´m using CM9 , latest version ofc. Under Settings -> Developer options -> Background process limit there is some options to choose. I´m unsig "At most, 2 processes". But, after rebooting the device, the option reset itself to "standart".
My question is : Is it possible to set this command as an startup file in the init folder, that after every restart it will be "2 processes" instead of "standart" ??
I hope to get some help, thanks !!!
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Just a thought but I doubt you can as the phone needs more than 2 process to boot up?.....so I'm guessing this won't ever be a persistent or init.d feature,
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Bro, noone said that i want to apply this while booting to phone up...
saphirrot said:
Bro, noone said that i want to apply this while booting to phone up...
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It was merely a thought
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I´ve the same problem....
But I´ve an idea. This app runs an sh file on startup: search in google play for Autostart (root).
but I don´t know the command to set the background process limit... And I don´t know if theres any...
Or can somone say where th Backround Process Limit is saved?
Pretty interesting feature that saves lots of memory and makes the devices work better; i have been using this feature on my Samsung Galaxy tab 2 7, and still setting it up. Makes thing runs better although sometimes you can kill apps that you want to be running in the background.
Any ideas on his question?.
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Pretty interesting feature that saves lots of memory and makes the devices work better; i have been using this feature on my Samsung Galaxy tab 2 7, and still setting it up. Makes thing runs better although sometimes you can kill apps that you want to be running in the background.
Any ideas on his question?.
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I'm setting up phones for other people and I have found out that it is the single feature that probably speeds up -the most- most of the phones especially those that are low in the memory department.... Unfortunately to most of the people (that I'm helping with their phones) it is impossible to set this option each and every time that their phones boot so I thought maybe I'd add it a as init.d feature or -maybe so that not to disrupt the booting process- as sth which would run after a timer (which -say- lasts for a minute) runs it's course.
My only question is if anyone know how to enable this feature programmatically (e.g via shell)...
(sorry for the thread ressurection btw)
Two years old unsolved thread and no answer yet... what a shame ...
Greetingz.
this app works for me, there's an option in settings to stop background processes http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/recent-app-cleaner-t2734053 although you need to be rooted and have Xposed Framework.
Finally figured this out, man was it annoying.
I need it for my 2012 Nexus 7 running Android 5.1.1
It was running slower than molasseses until I changed the data partition to f2fs (make sure you have a kernel and ramdisk that support f2fs!) and enabled this tweak.
It can be done with root access with a single command.
service call activity 51 i32 x
Where x is the number of background processes you want.
If the API changes in the future, it's easy to look it up again.
http://grepcode.com/file/repository...4.4_r1/android/app/IActivityManager.java?av=f
Look for the line with SET_PROCESS_LIMIT_TRANSACTION
Then just extrapolate that info to http://grepcode.com/file/repository...ERSION/android/app/IActivityManager.java?av=f
Replacing DESIRED_ANDROID_VERSION with the version you're interested in.
Activity number has changed for android 8 and 9
For now the end of 2019, android 8,9 has been the major platform for recent user's handy phone, the command for those use:
```
service call activity 51 i32 x
```
can not be exactly do what you will see in android8 and android9, the major issue was for the activity number '51' must to set it to 42 to Oreo and 47 for Pie, see github issue link (https_:_ //_github.com/flode/SetAndroidProcessLimit/issues/5#issuecomment-546690235 )
That means you should use: `service call activity 42 i32 x` for Oreo and 47 replaced for Pie.
Hope for adding new activity number for Android10
Check that thread for reference:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494530
update: a cleaner approach is discussed here
Hello everybody,
I made this app, which takes a screenshot of the nook every 1:50 minutes and saves it to /media/screensavers/ScreenshotSaver.
the idea:
When the nook goes to sleep after 2 minutes of inactivity, instead of showing a useless screensaver, keep showing whatever it was doing so I could keep reading my book/grocery list/map/whatever, without waking up the nook. Thus saving both battery and annoyance.
usage:
the app launcher simply toggles screenshots taking on and off. State is maintained between reboots.
On the first run it also creates the folder /media/screensavers/ScreenshotSaver, so after the first run you should go and change your screensaver to ScreenshotSaver.
I hope someone would find this thing useful.
source can be found here (github).
download app from attachment.
I'm on N... Things...
1) is the downgrade resolution feature still here? I can't find it
2) does the "close apps when power button is pressed" do anything different than a regular task killer? Is this useful?
3) how do you control whether or not a notification peeks?
4) i seem to be having data sync only every few minutes for background apps (whatsapp, hangouts). im not in any sort of power saving mode and ive made sure those apps dont close behind the scenes. ideas?
Anyone? These notifications are driving me nuts.
Hello, sorry you didn't get any replys on here, last time i was in here i made a post and nobody replied to me, so i deleted my account and ended up coming back because i too wanna update to Android N which you already have. The firmware is still Beta stage so it's normal that you see lota of bugs and such.
Hello i have no plan from Tasker.
I need to do the Following
Every Night 2am it should turn on Display launch a app inside this app navigate to a button to launch a 30 second ad and after watching this it should close the app and turn display off....
Anyone can help me step by step to do that?
No one?
You could find the solutions for this in this location.
https://tasker.joaoapps.com/userguide_summary.html
Long time ago i needed an app to be cleared the cache everyday, but i have not kept that tasker stuff.
You do need to make a task with the start and stop things, and also a profile that starts at a certain time and then starts the task you made.