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[Script] BusyBox works on Behold 2 V1.0 Updated 12/20

Busy-Behold V1.0
This thread conttains instructions (to lazy to post) and a script to successfully install and run busybox on your Behold 2. Please download the Script below. If you prefer not to use a automated script then I will also post instructions later.
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE PERSISTANT ROOT AND ADB ACCESS
Instructions:
Download Zip below and extract to your desktop then folder called BusyBehold then once extracted plug in your phone and make sure you disable mass storage mode and Samsung Studio is selected. Then double click on BusyBehold2 and follow the instructions on the script. If you have any issues or trouble or you know how to clean this up a bit more let me know. Enjoy.
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Only download V.1 if you want the source.. DOWNLOAD Version 1.0 to install Busybox
Change log:
Version 1.0
Cleaned up script
Re-wrote in Linux not Windows
Added Auto Symlink of CP and Busybox
Change ver to 1.0
Version .1
Initial Version
Script messy
Written in Note ++

You are my hero.

Thank you flak0!!

So uhh, how's it going?

Wii60 said:
So uhh, how's it going?
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its ready. thnx for ur patience

flak0 said:
its ready. thnx for ur patience
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Thank you for posting it!

ok so i'm a newb , what does this do?

bump for update

do we need to keep the BusyBox file on our SDCARD? Is there anyway to throw it into the phone instead?

[OBSOLETE] Great Combo For Galaxy Ace

This is a list of Galaxy Ace ROM, kernel, and tweaks that (when combined) will make your Ace run blazingly fast!
Tested by me.
I'm not responsible if your Ace went wrong. Make a backup first.
Before we start, make sure you have backup for your important data and applications.
Best ROM
Not sure which is the best ROM, it's relative. So far, for stock ROM lovers you can use Blackhawk ROM by ketut.kumajaya
Best Kernel
CF-Root for S5830. I have no comments. An amazing kernel.
Best RAM Tweak (for stock ROMs without CF-Root only)
Juwe's RAM optimization script. It's working fine on Ace, but the boot time will take longer than usual.
Best Animation Tweak (will smoothen animations on stock XXKPH ROM and activate CRT animation on coderom)
Not sure who share this tutorial, but you will get smooth animations after you have applied this tweak. Using Root Explorer, mount /system/ to RW, edit build.prop, find debug.hw, add a hash "#" before it. Save and reboot. Original post here.
For the best result: make sure you have activate a2sd and convert filesystem to ext4 using ext4 Manager (available through CF-Root) and do NOT apply Conservative Gov (when applied, it will save battery life but will slow down performance)
Okay, that's all.
Please report to me if you get something wrong so I can revise this thread.

I was gonna install coderom for the reboot button feature (on phone options), but the link was down.

Please add this: enabling crt on gingerbread rom by adding a hash (#) to debug.hw in build.prop smoothen everything a lot, especially popups.
XDA ♥

- XXKPH
- Easy Deodex + Root (XDA)
- Zipalign on boot setting from A2SD GUI
- CF -Root updated to b78
- update to CWM 4.0.0.9
- Internal memory converted to ext 4 (by ext4 manager)
- set tweaks => default (no checked list)

thats great combine! i've used this...
very smoothly guys...

thanks,just flash up the RAM optimizer with CWM~

fla.sh said:
This is a list of Galaxy Ace ROM, kernel, and tweaks that (when combined) will make your Ace run blazingly fast!
Tested by me.
I'm not responsible if your Ace went wrong. Make a backup first.
Before we start, make sure you have backup for your important data and applications.
Best ROM
Coderom.NexusAce by code28h4p. The original download link was removed by Moderator because it's contains warez.
Further instructions: How to flash coderom.nexusace and How to setup a2sd with coderom.nexusace.
Best Kernel
CF-Root for S5830. Original post (in Indonesian) here.
Best RAM Tweak
Juwe's RAM optimization script. It's working fine on Ace, but the boot time will take longer than usual.
Okay, that's all.
Please report to me if you get something wrong so I can revise this thread.
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Hi fla.sh,
I don't think anyone will go wrong when they have great combo like this. I have all of them in my SGA. (Of course with CRT as mentioned by consegregate)
Now my ace runs very smoothly.

Hey, if I apply the ram optimization... how do I get to the original configuration? A flash of the kph rom (the one i have) would be enough?

I'd say just deleting the script file should be enough.
And lol that's exactly what I have on my Ace. Plus the CRT animation.
Tap-a-talked from my Galaxy Ace

Diliban said:
Hi fla.sh,
I don't think anyone will go wrong when they have great combo like this. I have all of them in my SGA. (Of course with CRT as mentioned by consegregate)
Now my ace runs very smoothly.
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Hi,
I have this question for you... Do I need to install everything in the post CF-Root for S5830 like CF root manager, Tweak, EXT4 Manager etc., or just the below mentioned part is enough?
I just flashed this part to my SG Ace.
Instructions (long)
- Follow these instructions to the letter. Do not touch any buttons or checkboxes that are not listed below to touch!
- Unzip CF-Root-S5830-v3.7-b78.zip
- (USB) Disconnect your phone from your computer
- Start ODIN v4.38
- Click the OPS button, and select Cooper_v1.0.ops
- Click the PDA button, and select CODE_S5830XXKPH_CL260130_REV03-CF-Root-v3.7-b78.tar.md5
- Put your phone in download mode
- (USB) Connect the phone to your computer
- Click the START button
- Wait for the phone to reboot
- Done (if it took you more than 30 seconds, you need practise!)
I tried Quardant after installing this Kernel which gave me 1043 (sdcard class 2) which is as equal to what I got before without this kernel. What is your thought?

Quadrant won't show any difference until you convert your system to ext with the exr4 manager.
Tap-a-talked from my Galaxy Ace

Hi mate, any chance of a pm maybe ?with the bit's to try this rom out? can't find dou to link being removed. thanks.

Added CRT animation tweak

QNBT said:
I was gonna install coderom for the reboot button feature (on phone options), but the link was down.
Kind enough to PM it to me?
Thanks in advance!
Google it, type "coderom nexus" first result its the rom 4shared download.
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CF-Root have all Juwe's RAM script options with different values​​. If you don't mind, I could write a CWM update package to set CF-Root using JRS value and enabling animation CRT ("setprop build.sf.hw 0").

ketut.kumajaya said:
CF-Root have all Juwe's RAM script options with different values​​. If you don't mind, I could write a CWM update package to set CF-Root using JRS value and enabling animation CRT ("setprop build.sf.hw 0").
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Wow... I don't know that. I was including JRS just because if someone has XXKPH rom without CF-Root, they can increase free RAM
a little bit Indonesian: Om Ketut kapan nih release CF-Root berikutnya?

fla.sh said:
Wow... I don't know that. I was including JRS just because if someone has XXKPH rom without CF-Root, they can increase free RAM
a little bit Indonesian: Om Ketut kapan nih release CF-Root berikutnya?
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But only CF-Root executing script in /system/etc/init.d
Rencana u/ CF-Root:
1. Menjalankan dtapps2sd script di mode recovery
2. Kompilasi ulang kernel untuk mendukung ext4 data writeback

fla.sh said:
This is a list of Galaxy Ace ROM, kernel, and tweaks that (when combined) will make your Ace run blazingly fast!
Tested by me.
I'm not responsible if your Ace went wrong. Make a backup first.
Before we start, make sure you have backup for your important data and applications.
Best ROM
Coderom.NexusAce by code28h4p. The original download link was removed by Moderator because it's contains warez.
Further instructions: How to flash coderom.nexusace and How to setup a2sd with coderom.nexusace.
Best Kernel
CF-Root for S5830. Original post (in Indonesian) here.
Best RAM Tweak
Juwe's RAM optimization script. It's working fine on Ace, but the boot time will take longer than usual.
Best Animation Tweak (will smoothen animations on stock XXKPH ROM and activate CRT animation on coderom)
Not sure who share this tutorial, but you will get smooth animations after you have applied this tweak. Using Root Explorer, mount /system/ to RW, edit build.prop, find debug.hw, add a hash "#" before it. Save and reboot. Original post here.
For the best result: make sure you have activate a2sd and convert filesystem to ext4 using ext4 Manager (available through CF-Root) and do NOT apply Conservative Gov (when applied, it will save battery life but will slow down performance)
Okay, that's all.
Please report to me if you get something wrong so I can revise this thread.
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Hi All,
I have an issue (may be not), I haven't installed the DT a2sd addon from this thread as I already run on coderom Nexus which has DT a2sd. I entered into Terminal and typed SU and then a2sd repair. After boot I saw i have only 24MB as EXT4 in a2sd GUI and Dalvik cache moved back to internal memory, but I created 2GB as EXT4 while partition which still appears in my Titanium backup. Did I do anything wrong? Which app is correct? Please help. I have uploaded screenshots from both apps.

royskeyz said:
QNBT said:
Google it, type "coderom nexus" first result its the rom 4shared download.
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Thanks for the tip!
Still wondering if i'm able to backup my current data with CWM and restore them with the new ROM
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Attachments here... Sorry missed them in the last post

[SCRIPT] No-lag solution to CM7/9 "low memory" notifications (STEP BY STEP,FIXED TB)

[SCRIPT] No-lag solution to CM7/9 "low memory" notifications (STEP BY STEP,FIXED TB)
23/01/12 - Now with Titanium Backup support!
The Titanium Backup team is awesome. I contacted them and within 3 days they had a working fix. To make sure that titanium backup works properly all you need to do is download the latest version from the market, go into 'preferences' and select 'follow all symbolic links' in the 'Troubleshooting' section at the bottom. That's it. Now you'll be able to backup normally and then restore your apps in any other rom. Neat!
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Okay, I've found a rather excellent solution to the low storage problem that plagues the CM7 and CM9 roms - without causing the lagginess of the ".nodatadata" approach. It's not my work but was posted by drefnel on the Cyanogenmod forum. It's very smart: instead of moving the whole of /datadata (fast yaffs2) to /data (slower ext4) and so introducing lag it keeps most apps' non-performance critical data on /data and moves performance critical sqlite databases and xml preference files to the fast /datadata.
Installing this fix is a two step process:
Phase 1 - some prep, takes around 10 minutes to complete. Only has to be done once.
Phase 2 - running the script whenever you've installed new apps and used them once or twice. this just involves hitting a shortcut on your home screen. boom!
The original guide can be found here we need to make a few alterations and I've done a step-by-step below:
Step by step guide
I take no responsibility if using these instructions messes up your phone. They worked for me and you should always be able to restore using the clockworkmod backup. But you can't say you haven't been warned.
Make sure you're running CM7 or TeamHacksung's CM9 or Onecosmic ICS.
This will NOT work on encrypted phones.
DO A NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE YOU BEGIN.
Phase 1 - (if you've already used the ".nodatadata" method then start at step 4)
1. Download Terminal Emulator
2. Open terminal emulator and then enter each of the following followed by return:
su
touch /datadata/.nodatadata
3. Reboot (this might take a while as the OS will be making changes to your filesystem).
4. Open terminal emulator and then enter each of the following followed by return:
su
rm /data/data/.nodatadata
5. Reboot into recovery, go to "mounts & storage" and then select "format datadata". Reboot normally.
6. Go to the market and download GScript Lite. Open it and close it again - this should create a folder called "gscript" in your sdcard. Unzip the file attached in this post and place the script in it in that folder.
7. Open up GScript Lite, press menu and add script. Click load file, select the script file, make sure that "needs SU" is selected and click save.
8. Run the script by tapping it. You should see GScript report its progress and finally the script should finish. Press close and gscript will crash out (can't have it all ).
Phase 2
Add a shortcut to this script on your desktop.
CM7 - long-press and hold a blank area of your home screen, select 'add shortcut', and then select 'gscript lite'. select the script you've just added.
CM9 - go into your app drawer, select the 'widgets' tab, find 'gscript lite', press and hold it and move it onto your home screen. select the script you've just added.
You should use the shortcut after you've installed new apps and used them a few times. There's no harm in not using the script for a while, all that will happen is that app may become a bit laggy until you use the script to move its data to /datadata.
That's it. Congratualtions!
You can flash new CM roms and the script will carry on working fine, but if you wipe data in recovery then you'll have to start from the beginning
You won't be able to easily go back to the original configuration or use the ".nodatadata" method (you'll need to Titanium Backup, wipe everything and then restore), but you'll never miss them.
Good luck
I hope this helps people out. We should find a way of better automating the steps to make it more noob friendly and maybe Team Hacksung and One Cosmic could incorporate it into their ROMs. (Essentially the script needs to be run periodically to make sure that the performance critical /data/data elements of new apps are copied across to /datadata - apart from that it's not too different from the ".nodatadata" approach).

Personally using the much simpler .nodatadata approach, i found that after a rom (cm9) install, most lag goes away after using it for a few hours, although I have heard the speed of the flash memory is not equal on all devices... so could be laggy for some regardles of usage.

Yup I've tried both and the script approach is definitely much quicker in my case. I'm going to see if I can simplify this procedure somewhat.

Sorry for being a noob.. I am not sure how to apply the script to my Android device... Should I use Terminal Emulator on my Galaxy S and type the script in there? Would you mind to guide me through the process? Thanks a lot

Now with a step-by-step guide.

Man you are awesome! Thanks for your guide!

Wouldn't it be an idea tu use scriptmanager (free or pro) instead of gscript? it can run scripts on boot.
Maybe later, when the standard kernel for cm9 will support init.d, it can be an init.d script?
And oh, I will put a link to this thread in the wiki, you can edit the wiki yourself also if you ask for acces.

seem like there is no one try on OneCosmic, and im going it a shot!
will report later~

Zatta said:
Wouldn't it be an idea tu use scriptmanager (free or pro) instead of gscript? it can run scripts on boot.
Maybe later, when the standard kernel for cm9 will support init.d, it can be an init.d script?
And oh, I will put a link to this thread in the wiki, you can edit the wiki yourself also if you ask for acces.
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Good points. The reason I chose GScript was its user friendliness and simplicity. There are define advantages in running this script at boot. (I'd much prefer to have things run automatically before the GUI appears (as in init.d) rather than clog up GUI boottime as Script Manager would require.)
The phenomenal uptime I get with Android means that I don't reboot very often. Ideally we'd want something that monitored the data/data folder and ran the script on the appearance of new folders. I'm not sure how you'd automate that without resorting to Tasker. Maybe init.d is the best we can do when it's supported. In the meantime a GScript shortcut on the desktop that I hit once every couple of days feels like the best option so far!
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App

Code124Y said:
seem like there is no one try on OneCosmic, and im going it a shot!
will report later~
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Tested on OneCosmic and it working good for all but picture/gallery gone...
what i mean is it scan no photo nor any image on my phone~
using gallery+ giving me the same view(nothing in gallery)
but other then this 2 gallery, im try with quickpic also and yup it show pic~
but i want the original picture gallery from the 4.0.3... any help?

There are more advantages in scriptmanager. You are not bound to a specific location on the scared for example, with gscript it has to be in /sdcsrd/gscript folder. And you can make a widget with this script in it, making it a one-click operation but I believe that is a paid feature (and gscript can do something similar, no?)
On the other hand, it is as you say, a bit more complicated.
Also making it a init.d isn't a full solution. Every update from the ROM will wipe the /system/etc/init.d so the script needs to be reinstalled.
Maybe a cwm-flashable would be needed than, everybody here can flash. In that case also the initial commands could be run during flashing.
Taptalked u see

Zatta said:
...Maybe a cwm-flashable would be needed than, everybody here can flash. In that case also the initial commands could be run during flash
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Yup, a flashable zip which runs initial commands and then appends on an init.d script seems like the way to go. Once the CM9 kernel supports I'll learn how to make these (essentially lazy, me)
BTW, making a one click operation from GScript is easy. Just add the GScript shortcut to your home screen and it will prompt you which script you want to run on click (remember that shortcuts are now grouped with widgets in ICS)
Sent by airmail.

Code124Y said:
Tested on OneCosmic and it working good for all but picture/gallery gone...
what i mean is it scan no photo nor any image on my phone~
using gallery+ giving me the same view(nothing in gallery)
but other then this 2 gallery, im try with quickpic also and yup it show pic~
but i want the original picture gallery from the 4.0.3... any help?
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Have you tried clearing the data for the gallery app? Worth a shot.
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revthanki said:
Have you tried clearing the data for the gallery app? Worth a shot.
Sent by airmail.
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not needed already, becoz reboot seem to be fixed...
Samsung galaxy S GT-I9000 miui.us latest rom

I just have a question popped up in my mind, after applying this script,when I update my teamhacksung ROM in the future(i.e the future build15), will it causes any problem / break my phone?

leolee0209 said:
I just have a question popped up in my mind, after applying this script,when I update my teamhacksung ROM in the future(i.e the future build15), will it causes any problem / break my phone?
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Absolutely shouldn't, as long as pawitp doesn't ask you to wipe data. If he does then you'll have to start again
Flash away!
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People, beware that this will break your TitaniumBackup, I was tested myself

Funnnny said:
People, beware that this will break your TitaniumBackup, I was tested myself
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How do you mean? A bit more detail please. It really shouldn't, as Titanium Backup does respect symbolic links...
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mispost
10 char

Originally Posted by Funnnny<br />
People, beware that this will break your TitaniumBackup, I was tested myself
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How do you mean? A bit more detail please. It really shouldn't, as Titanium Backup does respect symbolic links...<br />
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When I backup, wipe and restore, titaniumbackup just restore the symlink, not the actual data
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk

[CWM][Flashable]Init.d Support and Tweaks for Aurora ICS

The aurora_4.1+-init.d-addon zip is compatible with Aurora v4.1+.
The OOM-Priority-Charger-v1.4-Aurora-4.1a zip is compatible ONLY with Aurora v4.1a.
You can visit android.mimic.ca to upload and automatically patch your newer services.jar in an updated Aurora version.
Hello everyone,
I have created an update package that enables init.d support and also has some premade scripts to tweak various settings by the user e.g.
- Synaptics Touchscreen Sensitivity
- Apply FPS Novatek Fix to raise FPS to 53fps
- Set CPU Frequency and Governor
- Disable Atmel Haptic Feedback
- Turn VSync OFF
- Raise SDCard Read Ahead Value
All the above settings are at their defaults meaning that you must change the Settings in the Scripts and reboot to apply them, otherwise all values are the defaults in Aurora after flashing the Package.
It also includes and by default enables Androcharger (V6 SuperCharger tweaked by blk_jack for Desire Z, it is the same as V6's option 5), KickAssKernelizer by zeppelinrox and Loopy Smoothness tweak.
For a full "Supercharge" you must also tweak services.jar via android.mimic.ca (See the V6 Supercharger link for info). I have attached the CWM flashable zip for Aurora 4.1a (OOM-Priority-Charger-v1.4-Aurora-4.1a.zip).
Disclaimer
I am not responsible for any damage to your Device.
Notes:
This will make your boot slower as all these scripts have to be executed at startup. Especially the Loopy Smoothness Tweak will add at least 3 seconds at boot.
To apply Changes you have to Reboot
Changelog:
v1: Initial Release
v2: Resolve Bootloops for Atmel Users
Links:
V6 SuperCharger by zeppelinrox
AndroCharger by blk_jack
Thanks to dzo for his excellent ROM and the U8800 xda community for many of the tweaks.
And of course thanks to zeppelinrox, blk_jack, the EVO 4G developers.

Tweaking Values of Scripts
To tweak the Scripts you must use a File Explorer to navigate to /systemd/etc/init.d/ and open the files with your Favourite Text Editor.
There are instructions in each script.
In detail:
- 11synaptics_sens
Tweak Synaptics Touchsreen sensitivity, values 1 to 8, default=4 to accomodate your fingers and remove "jittering"
Simply replace 4 with your desired value.
- 12fpsfix
This enables the FPS fix that raises the panel's Frame Rate to ~53 from ~46.
This may not work for all phones but it is customizable, to enable it just uncomment (remove the starting #) from the echo line.
- 13cpu
Set your Desired Min/Max CPU Frequency and Governor. You may use copy and paste and finding values by opening:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors
For Example to use SmartassV2 replace "echo ondemand > /sys/...." with "echo smartassV2 > /sys/...." in line 9.
If you use SmartassV2 There are extra tweaks for Performance and a highly suggested tweak for Sleep Ideal Frequency.
- 14atmel_haptic_disable
Disable Atmel Haptic Feedback (i.e. Vibration on Touch) by uncommenting the echo line. If you want to enable replace 0 with 1.
(I believe the default is ON here, some atmel user input is appreciated)
- 69vsync_off
This file disables VSync. This will increase FPS, performance and benchmark scores but it will introduce Tearing (try e.g. SpeedX with and without VSync to see jarred lines) and it will probably drain battery faster.
Simply uncomment (remove starting #) from line 8 (echo '0' > /sys/kernel/debug/msm_fb/0/vsync_enable)
- 71sdcard_read_ahead
This file raises the read ahead value for your SDCard meaning faster throughput.
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The files 96AndroCharger,97loopy_smoothness_tweak,98KickAssKernel should not be edited.
If you wish to use V6 SuperCharger please remove 96AndroCharger first.

Thank you man this is really usefull, gona try ASAP
BTW "For a full "Supercharge" you must also tweak settings.jar via android.mimic.ca", maybe you wanted to say "services.jar" ?

What is inside the flashable ZIP
The ZIP contains a modified boot.img(its initrd image and specifically init.rc not the Kernel), init.d scripts and an executable file: /system/bin/sysinit that in turn executes all init.d scripts.
The source can be modified to support init.d by applying the attached patch to init.rc in platform/system/core repository of CAF. The init.rc is located in rootdir directory.
The patch is a simple two line patch to run sysinit. I will test, and it will of course be preferable to embed sysinit contents directly in init.rc.
Otherwise the initrd.img in the final bootimage can be unpacked,modified and repacked.
I also modified the update script to set permissions on the init.d directory to 755 and owned by root:shell.
Finally, init.qcom.post_boot.sh has been modded so as not to overwrite CPU settings and exec again 13cpu. I may try to modify it so as to source 13cpu instead.

kaza said:
Thank you man this is really usefull, gona try ASAP
BTW "For a full "Supercharge" you must also tweak settings.jar via android.mimic.ca", maybe you wanted to say "services.jar" ?
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Yes, thank you kaza.
Please let me know if this works fine for you and if you notice any RAM management improvements.

zephyr1988 said:
Yes, thank you kaza.
Please let me know if this works fine for you and if you notice any RAM management improvements.
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First impressions after first reboot "wow, this thing is really smoother ^^"
Secound impressions after turn on "12fpsfix" "OMG I have a new mobile phone xD"
Boot its slower, but not that much.
Right after boot i have 173 MB free ram, dont really know how much i had before, what i know is that launcher is not redrawing thats really cool
Until now i can only say this, amazing improvement for Aurora, thank you zephyr1988, I will keep in touch with further testing
EDIT: Aps are opening and closing faster too

Thank you so much for this zephyr.
like kaza said, this impoves smoothess a lot.
And being able to use sd-ext again is really good
Thanks again for this!

Yes, improves everything a lot!
Sent from my U8800

kaza said:
First impressions after first reboot "wow, this thing is really smoother ^^"
Secound impressions after turn on "12fpsfix" "OMG I have a new mobile phone xD"
Boot its slower, but not that much.
Right after boot i have 173 MB free ram, dont really know how much i had before, what i know is that launcher is not redrawing thats really cool
Until now i can only say this, amazing improvement for Aurora, thank you zephyr1988, I will keep in touch with further testing
EDIT: Aps are opening and closing faster too
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Thanks for testing kaza I'm glad it is useful for you
Thank zeppelinrox for his supercharger and the EVO 4G devs for these two things.
I was simply lucky to find them
@Loureiro,fjsferreira
Glad it works for you guys and thanks for testing

A quick question...
"If you use SmartassV2 There are extra tweaks for Performance and a highly suggested tweak for Sleep Ideal Frequency."
If I change to SmartassV2 with No-frills CPU Control will I benefit from that extra tweaks or only if I change it in 13cpu?
EDIT: Nevermind I saw that its needed to uncoment some lines

kaza said:
A quick question...
"If you use SmartassV2 There are extra tweaks for Performance and a highly suggested tweak for Sleep Ideal Frequency."
If I change to SmartassV2 with No-frills CPU Control will I benefit from that extra tweaks or only if I change it in 13cpu?
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No Frills will overwrite 13cpu's settings in all cases but if you use smartassv2 in 13cpu and enable the tweaks they should stick, I believe.
In two words, use smartassV2 in both No Frills and 13cpu.
Try enabling the sleep ideal freq tweak and then open with a file manager the file:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/sleep_ideal_freq
(or in a terminal:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartass/sleep_ideal_freq)
and see if the value is 368640. If it is it works.

Don't know why, but I installed Aurora 4.0, installed all my apps and then rebooted into Recovery to flash the two Zip files attached to the first post and the phone now is bootlooping :\

trocLas said:
Don't know why, but I installed Aurora 4.0, installed all my apps and then rebooted into Recovery to flash the two Zip files attached to the first post and the phone now is bootlooping :\
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Are you sure this is because of this mod?
Have you installed other mods too?
Before trying a fresh install, try deleting the three files 96Androcharger, 98KickAsskernel and 97loopy_smoothness_tweak via Pink Screen and PC. Then it is exactly the same as normal aurora and your problem is elsewhere.
Then you should try doing a fresh install of Aurora 4.0, then flash this zip and see if you get bootloops before installing other mods or apps.

wow, I know this will sound strange but at least for me it really happens, i had some slow downloads with Aurora just like most of the guys were reporting, I am using 12fpsfix, 13cpu with 368 min, 1.4 max, smartassV2 with teawks and 71sdcard_read_ahead, and now my downloads are really faster, downloading Asphalt 6 cache now was really fast, maybe its because my read and write speeds of sdcard were increased, dont know, but this is the best tweak so far for Aurora in my opinion lol

kaza said:
wow, I know this will sound strange but at least for me it really happens, i had some slow downloads with Aurora just like most of the guys were reporting, I am using 12fpsfix, 13cpu with 368 min, 1.4 max, smartassV2 with teawks and 71sdcard_read_ahead, and now my downloads are really faster, downloading Asphalt 6 cache now was really fast, maybe its because my read and write speeds of sdcard were increased, dont know, but this is the best tweak so far for Aurora in my opinion lol
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Yes, I have noticed this too, and also Internet browsing is a little speedier for me.
KickAssKernelizer and SuperCharger(i.e. the modified Androcharger script) apply kernel and tcp stack optimizations

zephyr1988 said:
Are you sure this is because of this mod?
Have you installed other mods too?
Before trying a fresh install, try deleting the three files 96Androcharger, 98KickAsskernel and 97loopy_smoothness_tweak via Pink Screen and PC. Then it is exactly the same as normal aurora and your problem is elsewhere.
Then you should try doing a fresh install of Aurora 4.0, then flash this zip and see if you get bootloops before installing other mods or apps.
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I tried it with ICS 4.0.4 Toucwiz 5 theme and resulted a bootloop. I will re-install ICS4.0.4 and then your scripts to see if they are working.

zephyr1988 said:
Are you sure this is because of this mod?
Have you installed other mods too?
Before trying a fresh install, try deleting the three files 96Androcharger, 98KickAsskernel and 97loopy_smoothness_tweak via Pink Screen and PC. Then it is exactly the same as normal aurora and your problem is elsewhere.
Then you should try doing a fresh install of Aurora 4.0, then flash this zip and see if you get bootloops before installing other mods or apps.
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I haven't installed any other mods. I'm going to do a fresh install and then install the two zip files and report what happened!
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Made a fresh install of Aurora 4.0 and flashed the two zip files from the first post, rebooted the phone, and it entered in bootloop again. Would you upload the files to another host (maybe the files I downloaded are corrupted?).
Don't know why this happens :|

trocLas said:
I haven't installed any other mods. I'm going to do a fresh install and then install the two zip files and report what happened!
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Did a fresh install but same result(bootloop). Does it make any diffrence which file you install from CWM first?

right after flashing those files, go to Advanced->Report Error. Then mounts and storage -> mount USB storage. You will find inside clockworkmod dir a .log file with debug lines. If something went wrong (mounting or unmounting partitions), it's all there.
Btw which CWM are you using? 5.0.2.7 or 5.5.0.4?

trocLas said:
Don't know why, but I installed Aurora 4.0, installed all my apps and then rebooted into Recovery to flash the two Zip files attached to the first post and the phone now is bootlooping :\
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same here
Sent from my U8800 using XDA

[GUIDE] X8 V6 Supercharger Cm9/ICS (Updated 03/08/2012)

Okay, this is my first write up so please be nice :fingers-crossed:​
I have noticed a lot of questions about using zeppelinrox V6 Supercharger in the cm9 thread. I am in no way, shape, or form an expert. Also anything you do with your phone is your responsibility. So read and research everything first, and as always back-up.
I have used my phones browser to get everything that is needed, and upload the services.jar file to modify later.
Credit for all scripts and roms or whatever else is linked goes to those that made them. This is just a how-to. Thanks
First you will need to go HERE and download SuperCharger_Starter_Kit_RC11.zip
Use a file browser that can unzip the starter kit to the root of your sdcard. I use Root Browser.
Also Download V6_SuperCharger_for_Android-Update9_RC10.sh.pdf
You should take the time to read the post, as it has instructions.
Second Navigate HERE and scroll down to post #2. Look for WebApp Info - Mod your services.jar instantly with the ICS OOM Priority Charger!
There should be a link to http://android.mimic.ca/ Follow the Instructions to upload your services.jar file to be modified, and then download the modified file. It tells you where this file should be. You will use this modified services.jar file later so it should be on your sdcard.
or... When you run the script later you will have a choice. Auto or Manual. V6 supercharger can automatically upload-mod-download-install the diehard version of services.jar for you. The choice is up to you
UPDATE religi0n has already modified services.jar for everyone. GO HERE to read the thread and grab the modified services.jar file of your choice. Credit to religi0n for this. Thank You.
Third Visit the Play Store and download Script Manager. Now find script manager in your apps and run it. Make sure to press Browse as root, then Ok. ALLOW SuperUser and press Ok.
You should see your sdcard files listed. If you unzipped the starter kit to your sdcard there will be a folder named SuperCharger_Starter_Kit.
Inside this folder will be StartMeUp.sh Press this and a screen will pop up. Make sure to press the skull/crossbones icon with Su underneath it. It should turn Green. Now press Run at top left.
You will be asked to allow superuser again. Allow!
The starter kit will run and tell you what to do. This will prepare your DX2 for V6 Supercharger. After this is done you can exit out.
Fourth In Script Manager, navigate to the V6_SuperCharger_for_Android-Update9_RC10.sh.pdf. Again make sure you allow Superuser root. Green Skull/Crossbones and Run.
Again V6 Supercharger will run and tell you/ask you what options to do.
Once you get to the ICS Service Center You can manually install the modified services.jar file. V6 should find it on your sdcard.
That should be about it. I'm not going to go through every step since V6 tells you as it runs.
V6 will ask to wipe dalvik and reboot. If it hangs at boot pull battery and restart.
Run the .pdf script again to check and change options.
There is an option to unsupercharge as well as exit.
Hopefully this will help some.
Thanks!