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[MOD] **EZ InitD for the S3 - And Busybox**

This will enable the loading of scripts in /system/etc/init.d without editing the boot.img.
This will work for ALL dual core S3 variants.
There are two versions, one with my ondemand profile and one without. The one that has CPUProfile has it, this is a script that runs at boot setting the ondemand options to favor battery without sacrificing performance. Most user saw a GREAT increase in battery life especially when idle. See the link in my sig to use the full cpu editor. (works on the S3 with this mod)
To add init.d manually to your own rom just open /system/etc/init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add this line to the end of the file:
Code:
/system/etc/init.d/*
This mod also installs busybox which enables alot of tools native to busybox see here for busybox usage.
To install flash in recovery.
Download:
Add init.d ONLY:
EZ_Init.d ONLY
Add init.d and CPUProfile Script:
EZ_Init.d AND CPUProfile

So does this tweak the onDemand governor? Is it safe to use with setCPU? Is it safe with the Sammy kernel?
Nevermind...found the Sammy kernel thread under "original development"

good work man nice another great addition to the gs3

Works as advertised, thanks for this!
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thanx but
Not sure why do you need to mount /system as writable in init.d script. Does that mean regular init.d scripts won't work?

bravomail said:
Not sure why do you need to mount /system as writable in init.d script. Does that mean regular init.d scripts won't work?
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I do in all my scripts guess Its habit lol. But Its not necessary for most scripts
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smokin1337 said:
I do in all my scripts guess Its habit lol. But Its not necessary for most scripts
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Then pls fix it if it is not too much trouble. I know publishing is kinda pain.
Mounting system as writable is a no-no.

bravomail said:
Then pls fix it if it is not too much trouble. I know publishing is kinda pain.
Mounting system as writable is a no-no.
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I'm not trying to be a wise ass here but why is mounting system as writable a bad thing? Every device I've had never gave me a problem when I did it actually makes a few things easier when your in a pinch.
Is it because of Odin?
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Can we see some proof or evidence from users that this does indeed give significantly better battery usage when idling without impacting performance?

smokin1337 said:
This will enable the loading of scripts in /system/etc/init.d without editing the boot.img.
This will work for ALL dual core S3 variants.
There are two versions, one with my ondemand profile and one without. The one that has CPUProfile has it, this is a script that runs at boot setting the ondemand options to favor battery without sacrificing performance. Most user saw a GREAT increase in battery life especially when idle. See the link in my sig to use the full cpu editor. (works on the S3 with this mod)
To add init.d manually to your own rom just open /system/etc/init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add this line to the end of the file:
Code:
/system/etc/init.d/*
This mod also installs busybox which enables alot of tools native to busybox see here for busybox usage.
To install flash in recovery.
Download:
Add init.d ONLY:
EZ_Init.d ONLY
Add init.d and CPUProfile Script:
EZ_Init.d AND CPUProfile
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Do you flash this in stock recovery or cwm?

Worked at flash... Does this conflict with the CPU disabler script?
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bgs_piece said:
Do you flash this in stock recovery or cwm?
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CWM for me...I also added the ramscript to the folder http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111145...along with the CPU disabler script too...
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smokin1337 said:
This will enable the loading of scripts in /system/etc/init.d without editing the boot.img.
This will work for ALL dual core S3 variants.
There are two versions, one with my ondemand profile and one without. The one that has CPUProfile has it, this is a script that runs at boot setting the ondemand options to favor battery without sacrificing performance. Most user saw a GREAT increase in battery life especially when idle. See the link in my sig to use the full cpu editor. (works on the S3 with this mod)
To add init.d manually to your own rom just open /system/etc/init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add this line to the end of the file:
Code:
/system/etc/init.d/*
This mod also installs busybox which enables alot of tools native to busybox see here for busybox usage.
To install flash in recovery.
Download:
Add init.d ONLY:
EZ_Init.d ONLY
Add init.d and CPUProfile Script:
EZ_Init.d AND CPUProfile
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smokin OP and Dev of this mod.
I copied the CPU Sleeper script (Eugene373) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1745517 and the Ram Manager script (Juwe11) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1745517 into the flashable you made...can I share it if I give you props?:fingers-crossed:

I flashed this in CWM and found the init.d folder with scripts installed.
When I opened the 99test script, I noted that a test file with "done" should have been created in data/local/tmp. I could not find this file anywhere.
Am I looking in the wrong place or am I correct in assuming that init.d functionality is not working?
Pj
Phoenix, AZ

This may be a noob question, but I didn't see it in the OP. How do I uninstall this??

the links are dead is there another place i can download this file

Bump
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mvaughn12 said:
the links are dead is there another place i can download this file
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+1
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jjlean said:
+1
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Here is a working link
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xquizit/files/T999/Apps/init.d Support.zip/download
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Wildchld said:
Here is a working link
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xquizit/files/T999/Apps/init.d Support.zip/download
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Install fails?????

bradld said:
Install fails?????
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No he fixed it. Installs fine. You can Odex after running it.
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is this still working on stock JB?
cuz I can't get my scripts to work.

[Tweak]INIT.D

Not sure as this belongs here or not, but I think this is the best place for it. This will allow you to add init.d to your phone without CWM. I got it working for me, so I hope everyone else will have the same fortune.
Requirements:
1.Root
2.Fully installed Busybox
3. Windows computer
Instructiions:
Download and run runme.bat
Credits:
keunhuvac - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1577545
Added the CWM version to the OP - Quick instructions:
Put on your SD card or somewhere you can find on your phone and flash with CWM - done!
Files from his forum - Xperia S - has been edited to remove errors
Please note this will fail if any of the Busybox symlinks are not complete!

popfan said:
Not sure as this belongs here or not, but I think this is the best place for it. This will allow you to add init.d to your phone without CWM. I got it working for me, so I hope everyone else will have the same fortune.
Requirements:
1.Root
2.Fully installed Busybox
3. Windows computer
Instructiions:
Download and run runme.bat
Credits:
keunhuvac - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1577545
Files from his forum - Xperia S - has been edited to remove errors
Please note this will fail if any of the Busybox symlinks are not complete!
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I am not sure it works.
1. the 06dalvik script did not create /cache/dalvik-cache folder.
2. the 99test did not create any file in /data/local/tmp.
does our kernel support init.d?

ganeshbiyer said:
I am not sure it works.
1. the 06dalvik script did not create /cache/dalvik-cache folder.
2. the 99test did not create any file in /data/local/tmp.
does our kernel support init.d?
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Mine is working, if you got some errors during the load process, I need to know.
If thing to do is check your symlinks and make sure that they are all there for busybox.
Use this to check your symlinks:https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsInN0ZXJpY3Nvbi5idXN5Ym94Il0.
If any one is missing, it could stop the install process.

On the thing about our kernel supporting init.d, the answer is not currently and that is why we have to use this program. It will allow compatibility with our kernel to have init.d.

The busbox is ok.
I can run it rom my terminal on the phone as well as adb shell.
There were no errors during installation.
Edit:
I ran the script again today.
The init.d works. the 99test did create a file in /data/local/tmp.

INIT.D installed. Excellent! Now to look up some tweaks. You da man Popfan.

Here are some
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1709836

ganeshbiyer said:
Here are some
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1709836
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Yup, that's the thread I've been reading through.

jeriku said:
Yup, that's the thread I've been reading through.
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Post the updated build.prop and init.d scripts, when you are done verifying.

jeriku said:
INIT.D installed. Excellent! Now to look up some tweaks. You da man Popfan.
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Thanks for the feedback. I was starting to wonder if anyone knew what this can do for their phone.
Here is another good site:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
A lot of good stuff. I am going to see if I can get the tweaks to run at 100%, here in a few days. I loved it when I ran this on my cappy.

popfan said:
Thanks for the feedback. I was starting to wonder if anyone knew what this can do for their phone.
Here is another good site:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
A lot of good stuff. I am going to see if I can get the tweaks to run at 100%, here in a few days. I loved it when I ran this on my cappy.
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I'll be looking forward to hear how this goes. I was just reading over the thread and I want it.
Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.

jeriku said:
I'll be looking forward to hear how this goes. I was just reading over the thread and I want it.
Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.
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Running it at 50% is pretty good also. The script will at least zipalign, check for proper permissions on all apps, clean the delvik-cache, and reorganize the task manager priorities and also your ram manager settings. You should try the battery calibration script that is there also, it is really nice.

popfan said:
Running it at 50% is pretty good also. The script will at least zipalign, check for proper permissions on all apps, clean the delvik-cache, and reorganize the task manager priorities and also your ram manager settings. You should try the battery calibration script that is there also, it is really nice.
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I'm going to read it through a couple times then give it a go. Did you use script manager or just terminal?
Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.

jeriku said:
I'm going to read it through a couple times then give it a go. Did you use script manager or just terminal?
Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.
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Script manager is easiest. Don't forget to use as root for all those scripts.

I did forget that it will also allow for a powershift, so you can change your settings on the fly if you need more multitasking capabilities than power savings or more power.

If you get v6 working please post any differences you notice. esp launcher re-draws. <that to me is one of the most annoying things ever. and would love to know that there is something that can be done about it

killerskincanoe said:
If you get v6 working please post any differences you notice. esp launcher re-draws. <that to me is one of the most annoying things ever. and would love to know that there is something that can be done about it
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It looks like it is going to be a little tricky, but at 50% I can tell the Xperia Launcher is working better and almost never see any lag. With Nova Launcher, it just flies.

That's awesome news. What exactly do you mean by 50%... The CPU? Or what?
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killerskincanoe said:
That's awesome news. What exactly do you mean by 50%... The CPU? Or what?
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It reads like there are extra manual steps to get ICS fully super charged.
Sent from Rooted LT28at with ICS.

It does not look like the latest CWM that I put will be compatible with the extra mods, after I put the cwm together and flashed it bricked my phone. I have put my phone back to where it was before the modifications for the ICS supercharger (the service.jar and service.odex modded part) and works just fine without the additional mods, but I don't think I am going to try to mod the phone again (wife will get mad at me if I hard brick my phone).

Asking permission and Scripts

I have two very separate questions.
1. What would happen if you took a .sh script file, renamed it without the .sh, and stuck it in the init.d folder?
2. Would anyone let me use their rom as a base? The more stock the better. Preferably ICS. Full credit would be given. Tia!
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1 depends on what script it is and what it does
2 do that in pm and pick a rom yourself then ask.
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The script I was thinking of was yours and zepplinrox.
And thanks for your response.
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Flashdot said:
The script I was thinking of was yours and zepplinrox.
And thanks for your response.
Sent free-falling from space
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Both of our scripts must be run in script manager and they ask questions. Then create scripts that go in ur init.d folder. So the .sh scripts can't go like u ask, also zep and my scripts can't be run at same time. They conflict.
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[Q] how to make init.d folder?

i'm new in rooting my galaxy grand, and i wanna do some script. do these script must put on etc/init.d ?
and how to make init.d folder?because in my galaxy grand, there is no init.d folder, and i cant make init.d folder.
thx

Since you are rooted, install Universal init d app and turn it on

kholiokhong said:
i'm new in rooting my galaxy grand, and i wanna do some script. do these script must put on etc/init.d ?
and how to make init.d folder?because in my galaxy grand, there is no init.d folder, and i cant make init.d folder.
thx
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buddy init.d folder is present itself
if you will use root explore you will find it
BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR SCRIPT MAKING
i will try them :good::good::good:

aditya rathee said:
buddy init.d folder is present itself
if you will use root explore you will find it
BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR SCRIPT MAKING
i will try them :good::good::good:
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do you know scripts that save battery, reduce android os usage, etc something usefull for better battery life for android?

kholiokhong said:
do you know scripts that save battery, reduce android os usage, etc something usefull for better battery life for android?
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brother here i tell you that you may find scripts that speed up phone but for battery saving it's a big no according to me
to conserve battery apply steps like
1 uncheck background data when not in use
2 don't use mobile data when you don't want internet
3 clear unwanted apps that run in background
good luck hope i helped you:good::good:

Soilwork: Unified kernel-tweaks V10 [10/10/2017] | Script | MAGISK module

Announcement​
For introduction - have a look at these guides first: Advanced Interactive Governor Tweaks (for Nexus 5X) and [AKT] Advanced Kernel Tweaks (for OP3 -> same SoC as our HTC 10). At first, I want to thank @soniCron for his shared knowledge, @Alcolawl for his great scripts and of course @Asiier, @Mostafa Wael, @patalao and @Senthil360 for their AKT scripts for OnePlus3.
So, what is this about? These tweaks are desgined to work for every available kernel on our HTC 10 (or every other Snapdragon 820/1 device), no matter if it's a PnP kernel such as stock kernel, or a HMP kernel without the usage of PnP or an EAS kernel. The scripts detect which kernel you're running and will apply the tweaks accordingly.
So in summary, what are the prerequisites...
Kernel/Rom, which does not use pnpmgr
root access
proper buysbox installation
NO need of any special app besided a terminal emulator, Boot Shell or Magisk - it's up to you!
...and what can you expect?
efficient performance...
....therefore good battery life (->see attachements below.)
EAS, HMP and I/0 tweaks
executeable scripts or Magisk modules
How to install and to use these tweaks? Firstly: The .sh files are executeable scripts. To run them, you have to go to an terminal emulator app, and then you have to type for example, if you saved the .sh file in the ElementalX folder in your internal storage and if you wanted to apply the file called "Soilwork_uni_V10_balanced_Final.sh":
Code:
su
[COLOR="Green"]cd /sdcard/ElementalX/gov_profiles/[/COLOR]
[COLOR="blue"]sh Soilwork_uni_V10_balanced_Final.sh[/COLOR]
or just use a root file manager or Boot Shell, simple as that
or just flash the Magisk module in TWRP or Magisk manager and profit
Known issues: It could be possible that you get some errors like "setting123 could not be applied: permission denied" or "setting123 could not be applied: no such file or directory". This is no problem, all other settings will be applied correctly. This is only a kernel related thing which means that this kernel just does not have this option.
NOTE: If you're running an AOSP Rom and using an EAS kernel, then open EX Kernel Manager -> CPU and enable perfd manually!
Credits:
@soniCron for his knowledge
@Alcolawl for his initial scripts
@Freak07 for his scripts
@Asiier @Mostafa Wael @patalao @Senthil360 for their AKT/OP3 scripts, which work indeed for the HTC 10, when using Nebula Advanced or being on LOS/AOSP-based Rom
@TotallyAnxious for exchange of knowledge and code + for all VM stuff work + for own scripts
@Eliminater74 for Nebula Advanced and Nebula EAS kernels
@ZeroInfinity for HelixKernel EAS and for including my script into his kernel
@Kyuubi10 @ivicask @DeeZZ_NuuZZ for explaining and helping me a lot concerning VM stuff
Status: stable
Unified scripts and Magisk modules: Google Drive
Last updated: 10/10/2017
Spreadsheet about Power Consumption calculations: Google Drive

Thanks for the scripts. How do you apply the regular .txt files. Paste in /init.d/? Do u need to apply both the .txt and the .sh?

ssojyeti2 said:
Thanks for the scripts. How do you apply the regular .txt files. Paste in /init.d/? Do u need to apply both the .txt and the .sh?
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No the regular txt files are just the profiles for EX Kernel Manager and can only be applied within this app. And generally, if you use the .sh script, you don't need the .txt file. Is just for choice.

Which base script did you use? Or is it a "Franken" script?

TotallyAnxious said:
Which base script did you use? Or is it a "Franken" script?
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Franken?

RogerF81 said:
Franken?
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Frankenstein, like a mix of scripts, not a specific port.

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Frankenstein, like a mix of scripts, not a specific port.
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Ahh Well the original "structure" of the scripts is made by @Alcolawl for the Nexus 5X. All in all, I have adapted them for my former LG G4. And now it's the same here, but reworked is the HTC 10.:good:

I'm using this currently loaded into ex kernel manager. It is really good. I really appreciate you posting this thank you.
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kend0g said:
I'm using this currently loaded into ex kernel manager. It is really good. I really appreciate you posting this thank you.
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Do I just use a root explorer to move and load in ex kernel manager?
Edit yes that was right..... Hah then had to go in and choose load governor and picked file. Is this step correct. Is it supposed to be loaded in governor settings?
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Yeah your right.. the it should say on the dashboard SuD10.txt for your governor profile loaded.
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Under CPU Gov:
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Anyone interested in new test profiles for the new Nebula Advanced Kernel or LOS/AOSP-Rom users?

Well done mate

If I understand it correctly. I just copy them to EX manager folder and then remove ". txt"?

Mostafa Wael said:
Well done mate
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Thanks Your scripts and your knowledge are very helpful! Thanks for sharing your scripts
AdisCZ said:
If I understand it correctly. I just copy them to EX manager folder and then remove ". txt"?
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If you mean the files without ".sh", then yes And then of course you have to select them in EX Kernel Manager. The ".sh" files are executeable scripts, which can do more and have more options. To run them, you have to go to an terminal emulator app, and then you have to type:
Code:
su
cd /sdcard/ElementalX/gov_profiles/
sh SuD.sh
for example, if you saved the ."sh" file in the EX manager folder as well and if you wanted to apply the SuD.sh. Perhaps I should add this to OP?

@RogerF81 Good job man!
Keep it up

Asiier said:
@RogerF81 Good job man!
Keep it up
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Thank you Thank you as well for your great work!
@Asiier Am I allowed to post a link to my thread on your thread?

RogerF81 said:
Thank you Thank you as well for your great work!
@Asiier Am I allowed to post a link to my thread on your thread?
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Yes you're I'll add it too on the parts I mention the HTC10

RogerF81 said:
Anyone interested in new test profiles for the new Nebula Advanced Kernel or LOS/AOSP-Rom users?
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That would be nice! Hoping to achieve better battery life without sacrificing performance.

Asiier said:
Yes you're I'll add it too on the parts I mention the HTC10
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Thank you in advance!
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That would be nice! Hoping to achieve better battery life without sacrificing performance.
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You got a PM

I would love to test new profiles. If you still need people
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