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First off i take no credit for the virtuous oc daemon itself, it was developed by rmk40.
And credit goes to -viperboy- for the idea, i used his rom and really liked the oc daemon and saw the difference it makes. Check his rom out here. It has a nice interface to control the oc daemon and other features of the rom.
You can get more info here
DON'T use any apps to adjust cpu with this ie., setcpu, cpumaster, etc.
Ok, here is the deal flash the zip file the script will run by itself the only adjustment you have to make is the virtuous oc settings. This should work with any rom and probably any device i just don't have any other devices to test it on.
Here is how:
Open root explorer (or whatever file manager you use) and navigate to /system/etc/virtuous_oc, you will see 6 files named:
sleep_governor
sleep_max_freq
sleep_min_freq
wake_governor
wake_max_freq
wake_min_freq
These are the files you edit to your liking, i only edited wake_max_freq to read 1863000 or 1.8ghz
The two governor file have different settings and they are:
conservative
userspace
powersave
ondemand
performance
Again edit to your liking i left them ondemand myself seems to work good. I don't really know what the settings do exactly when it comes to these but they seem pretty self explanatory.
To see if it's working all you need to do is open terminal emulator or adb shell and type one of the following:
Current CPU frequency
Code:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
Current CPU governor
Code:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
Current min CPU Freq
Code:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq
Current max CPU Freq
Code:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
It autostarts using init.d, so MAKE SURE your rom supports init.d, if it doesn't you can still use it but it has to be started manually by entering the following in terminal emulator:
Code:
/system/xbin/virtuous_oc
If you overclock MAKE SURE your kernel supports it, I'm not responsible for any damage incurred
In the future i want to make an app to control the settings but i am still learning that part.
Big thanks to rmk40 for this awesome daemon and -viperboy- the bad ass idea !!
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A basic rundown of the oc daemon is it scales up your cpu when you screen is on and scales it down when it is off, so your cpu is not overclocked continuously. It does save on battery as long as you don't get crazy with the overclocking.
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The frequencies are:
Underclock: 192000 384000 432000 486000 540000 594000 648000 702000 756000 810000 864000 918000 972000 1026000 1080000 1134000 1188000 (stock)
Overclock: 1188000 (stock) 1296000 1404000 1512000 1620000 1782000 1836000 1944000 2052000
There may be some extra ones not listed here. From doing basic math, it seems you have to go up or down in increments of 54,000 when adjusting the CPU speeds. So if you want to UC higher than 192000 but lower than 384000, then you SHOULD be able to add 54,000 to 192000 and use that, or subtract 54,000 from 384000 and go that route.
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Changelog:
-Added Juwe11 ram optimization script
-Added speed up SD hack (Set at 3072) Details here
I tested this for the My Touch 4G last night and it works great, installs in seconds. I'll help out watching the thread and answering questions for those whom need it if Smokin isn't around to answer them.
What does this exactly do for your phone?
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What does this exactly do for your phone?
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This is an OC Daemon, its designed to control the processing speeds of your device. SetCPU does the same thing but this method is more stable and works without using any voltage. You can read some of the information listed in the links above.
whats the difference of the 2 zip files?
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whats the difference of the 2 zip files?
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That's the information for the second ZIP file, the other one doesn't have that optimization.
so is it safe to say that i can use this on my MT4G running CM7 latest nightly?
I'm a little confused here. I got this up and running using the intstructions in the OP. But the frequencies don't match my kernels frequencies. Shouldn't they match?
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I'm a little confused here. I got this up and running using the intstructions in the OP. But the frequencies don't match my kernels frequencies. Shouldn't they match?
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No, the kernel gives you a range of highest to lowest frequency range in which they are able to run. You tune the kernel to run at the frequency that you want it too so if you run the kernel at the highest frequency the phone will run fast but you will use the battery faster, if you tune the kernel to run slow the phone will run slower but your battery will last longer.
What your looking to do is adjust the kernel to the closest frequency to give you the best performance but low enough to continue to keep a long battery life.
Kernels run by using Governors, if you select "OnDemand" as your governor it will run what ever Highest frequency you set it for when ever your device is out of sleep mode, (Example: MAX 1836000 and Minimum 192000) when ever you put the device in sleep mode it will automatically run at the lowest setting. This conserves battery while you still use better performance when actually using the phone.
Hope this clears it up for you.
itzsmokey: so is it safe to say that i can use this on my MT4G running CM7 latest nightly?
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Yes this will work for that ROM, it's designed to be flashed after the ROM is installed, there are ways to check if it is working for you in the "OP". I would take the time to look through the links provided in the OP as well.
Orical said:
No, the kernel gives you a range of highest to lowest frequency range in which they are able to run. You tune the kernel to run at the frequency that you want it too so if you run the kernel at the highest frequency the phone will run fast but you will use the battery faster, if you tune the kernel to run slow the phone will run slower but your battery will last longer.
What your looking to do is adjust the kernel to the closest frequency to give you the best performance but low enough to continue to keep a long battery life.
Kernels run by using Governors, if you select "OnDemand" as your governor it will run what ever Highest frequency you set it for when ever your device is out of sleep mode, (Example: MAX 1836000 and Minimum 192000) when ever you put the device in sleep mode it will automatically run at the lowest setting. This conserves battery while you still use better performance when actually using the phone.
Hope this clears it up for you.
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Lol. Thank you, but that's not what I meant. My kernel uses different frequencies. It has a range of 122000 to 203000. The numbers don't directly match up to the numbers in the OP, even in multiples of 54,000. See what I mean?
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That was my point, your using MIUIs kernel it looks like, yes the kernel says 2.03 for the Max and 122 for the min the frequency in the output says 1188000 for the Max, that's what the daemon was preset too you go in and edit the files yourself. I first tested this before it was released on MIUI and it worked fine, look through and you'll find info on how to change the frequencies
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That was my point, your using MIUIs kernel it looks like, yes the kernel says 2.03 for the Max and 122 for the min the frequency in the output says 1188000 for the Max, that's what the daemon was preset too you go in and edit the files yourself. I first tested this before it was released on MIUI and it worked fine, look through and you'll find info on how to change the frequencies
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CM7 kernel. I'm obviously not making myself clear, so I'll just figure it out myself. Thank you for your help, though.
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Is there a smartass version or one being worked on?
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CM7 kernel. I'm obviously not making myself clear, so I'll just figure it out myself. Thank you for your help, though.
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OK I'll put it like this..
The daemon your flashing is preset, you have to go in the files and change them to what ever frequencies your kernel is set for if you want them to work for the minimum and maximum settings.
I can't make you understand it, I hope you figure it out but personally before I do anything that could potentially be harmful to my device I read everything I can find before doing anything to it.
jayb222 said:
Is there a smartass version or one being worked on?
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This is directly made from Virtuous Unity, the Governors associated are pretty much in every kernel release but the OP was mainly released for those interested in using the daemon it's self and it wasn't modified because there was no permission to do so.
Sorry about that though but I know Smokin isn't trying to step on any toes with this so that's why it remains as it was originally released.
Orical said:
change them to what ever frequencies your kernel is set for if you want them to work for the minimum and maximum settings.
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That answered my question. Thanks buddy. I read the OP repeatedly and this isn't my first custom kernel or ROM. I crack flash like nobody's business. Drives my wife nuts. I'm no stranger to frequencies or voltages, but this is my first OC daemon. My confusion was in how specific the OP was in its frequency listing.
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Is there a smartass version or one being worked on?
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I edited the governor type file to smartass. Terminal output says smartass. Voila!
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Just use the Viper app mentioned in the OP, it makes editing easier and much quicker, with a nice UI instead.
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Just use the Viper app mentioned in the OP, it makes editing easier and much quicker, with a nice UI instead.
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That's what I suggested before it was posted but I think it's important that people learn where all of the files are and how to edit the files and set the permissions for them.
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I like the idea of this setup. It works well in Virtuous unity.
I know they have a GUI app that makes it easier to set this up. It would be great if we could get this daemon and GUI flashable for all ROMs.
The GUI app will probably need an auto detect CPU speeds function added for those that use custom kernels. Maybe we can talk to some of the overclock app devs (like the SetCPU dev) And see if we can get this functionality built into them.
It would be great if we could get this daemon in all ROMs and get the overclock app devs on board as well. As this app disables itself if there are overclock apps we would need them to be on board as those apps have so many other benefits (like profiles for low battery and the like) that I would hate to lose that as well. The apps could have the option to to enable or disable the daemon and then control it as well. The custom GUI app could be included in the ROMs for those that do not need or want to use the overclock apps.
I am trying to figure out the best setting for the rom. I am only getting like 6 to 8 hours on my phone. When I've seen others get close to 24 with light to moderate use. Like I stated in the Title The rom is Dewizzed 2.0, and I know the some people have the same rom while using tuner pro. I would ask the dev in the devolpment section, but I don't have permissions to do so. Also Hello everyone in xda. I am a long time visitor since the G1 days. I made this account a long time ago, but recently got tired of touchwiz, and decided to give it the boot lol.
from what I have heard... for dewizzed... if you use Faux, just flash gideon's script you might want to bump the clock just a bit over 1ghz to make it smoother... i believe synergy kernel works really well with dewizzed from the getgo (haven't tried it i get good results from faux).... if using gideon's script.. don't use a cpu tuner, you want to manually adjust the values in the script.
Teo032 said:
from what I have heard... for dewizzed... if you use Faux, just flash gideon's script you might want to bump the clock just a bit over 1ghz to make it smoother... i believe synergy kernel works really well with dewizzed from the getgo (haven't tried it i get good results from faux).... if using gideon's script.. don't use a cpu tuner, you want to manually adjust the values in the script.
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See this is where I seen people on here talk about scripts. While yes I hear great things about it. I'm pretty stupid in to what it it, does, or how to apply lol. As to say why My idiot self uses setcpu, but apparently setcpu gets stuck on conservative which was creating a noticeable lag. Which in turn lead me to tuner pro. Which in turn leads me to look for the appropriate settings I want. Just don't know how to achieve that. Things sure have changed since the G1. -sigh- Sorry if I'm more of a pain in the bottom. :\
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scripts are basically tweaks to your phone. They're PreProgrammed tweaks that runs when your phone is booted.
Basically gideon's script controls your phone's clockspeed and voltages without the need of a 3rd party app. Therefore when running tuner pro it overrides the script... go to faux's kernel thread... it's in the 3rd post. You flash the script through cwm.. check out synergy's thread for its own configuration.. i haven't really checked it out yet (i should)... heard great things about that kernel
Here is a link to Gideon's scripts. Before you flash them uninstall system tuner, and wipe cache and dalvik. I suggest putting the revert script on your sd card also. In case your phone doesnt like being under volted. You can boot into recovery and flash the revert script.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20946429&postcount=574
I am running Dewizzed 2.0 with Synergy kernel and using System Tuner Pro, 1.62max 384min, 384max and 192min with screen off and am not UV because Synergy is already UV. Getting well over 21 hours of use, light to moderate usage,
Sounds like you have a app that is using a lot of battery.
Teo032 said:
scripts are basically tweaks to your phone. They're PreProgrammed tweaks that runs when your phone is booted.
Basically gideon's script controls your phone's clockspeed and voltages without the need of a 3rd party app. Therefore when running tuner pro it overrides the script... go to faux's kernel thread... it's in the 3rd post. You flash the script through cwm.. check out synergy's thread for its own configuration.. i haven't really checked it out yet (i should)... heard great things about that kernel
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Thanks for helping this Dummy out with the scripts bro. When I flash dewizzed 2.0 again. Ill flash gideon right over it.
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GreggoryD502 said:
Here is a link to Gideon's scripts. Before you flash them uninstall system tuner, and wipe cache and dalvik. I suggest putting the revert script on your sd card also. In case your phone doesnt like being under volted. You can boot into recovery and flash the revert script.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20946429&postcount=574
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Thanks bro for the revert script. Will definitely check that out. Thanks for the replies, but when I was up last night. My phone said 15% before I left my room to talk to someone came back say 15-20 min. It was dead and I had just did a reboot at that time. :/
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I am running Dewizzed 2.0 with Synergy kernel and using System Tuner Pro, 1.62max 384min, 384max and 192min with screen off and am not UV because Synergy is already UV. Getting well over 21 hours of use, light to moderate usage,
Sounds like you have a app that is using a lot of battery.
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If so battery management hasn't been reporting it running. Could It be social hub? I only Facebook other hour. Sync is always once a day. As well as managing my settings.
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I keep reading a lot of about how people use scripts to change their governor, CPU, voltage, and other settings.
Where are these scripts located? Is there one in the phone already? What program do I use to modify it? Also, are there scripts that will work on other phones but not our T989?
What I'm essentially asking for is to be pointed in the right direction to learn how to use these scripts.
I've been using System Tuner and I don't like how it maxes out the CPU every time I use it. Also, even when I fix it back to the correct CPU settings, the phone would refuse to go into Deep Sleep mode. My main goal right now is to use the script to undervolt my phone.
Bump. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Hey I'm waiting on a response as well...
I know you probably got all excited that someone responded to your thread dry but maybe another post will help bring attention to it.
Casperi
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the script usually applies if the kernel developer wrote an easy enough script for us to change the values to our liking. The general population does not know how to write our own so I wouldn't bother.
I know TDJ's darkside kernel has a section in his script that allows you change somethings
gideon's script is also straight forward, it is found at the bottom where you can change the max and min and the voltages.
gideon's script apparently works on any kernels but I would advise not flashing it on every kernel possible because it will overwrite what the developers wrote in themselves such as the darkside kernel.
You guys should check out faux's thread and tdj's thread, I think there are instructions floating around there somewhere.
gideon's script is in faux's thread too I believe.. haven't used it in forever.
I was hoping to learn how to change the CPU settings. Sure I can do it in sys tuner which I do but that's after the phone boots with the CPU set at 1.78 which is a battery killer for me. If I can learn how to simply change it in the script like say the resolution from 240 to 200 for example then I'm all good. That way I never have to **** with it again and I learn something along the way. Problem is I have no idea where to look for this.
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I have some trick for hard gaming if you is a trully gamers
First. Use Disable CPU rendering+adrenaline™boost+unlimited™tweak in every rom. Go to setting and then developer option, enable force gpu rendering. If you're using CM9 Go to performance setting, disable surface dithering, enable 16bit transparency. Go to memory management, disable zram and disable allow purging of assets, enable kernel samepage merging(KSM). It will improve your phone.
Trick 1:
If youre using cm9b2 or other rom who based on cm9b2. You can flash adrenaline™engine+boost+KickAssKernelizer+disable cpu rendering. Use forfivo kernel and set to 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8ghz(test one by one). Choose the clock who made your phone smooth and less lag while hard gaming. Set governor to brazillianwax/smartassv2/ondemandx/lagfree/performance. And dont forget to type 'su' enter and then type 'boost' in terminal emulator before gaming.
Trick 2:
For cm9b3 or other rom who based on cm9b3. I think its no need much script or tweak. Because, its have some bionic tweak. But i have some improvement. Use custom kernel, i preffered to use castagnaIT oc version+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering. Set governor to lagfree/brazillianwax/ondemandx/smartassv2/smoothass/performance. And dont forget again to type 'su' enter and type 'boost' before gaming
Trick 3:
For stock CM kernel. Use my conservative governor script+adrenaline engine+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering.
Trick 4:
For GB. Use v6 supercharge latest version, set to superUL. And use loopy smoothness, ive not tried this combo. But, some people say this trick will improve your phone performance. And then u can use cow oc kernel, set governor to ondemandx/smartassv2/performance. If you want you can use adrenaline boost
Trick 5:
If you want to play any game without lag or perfect. Try to take your phone, put on your side, and play PS3, i promise you can't see any lag while gaming. Lol
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TRICK 1;
Use Seeder.zip and combine with kernel by hadidjapri, its have a great perform. Set clock to 368mhz-1.0/1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4ghz, and set governors "smartassv2" or "lulzactive" with zen/sio/cfq scheduler.
TRICK 2;
flash seeder.zip! Andd combine with some tweak from pimp my rom;
-Open PMR, go to Dalvik VM Tab
-Change the 'Flags' to v=n(None) o=v(verified only) m=y(yes), Apply!
-Next, turn on the Just-In-Time Compiler
-Go to Kernel Tab
-Apply disable i/o stats and scheduler sysctl tweak
-Go to Android Features
-Turn on Hardware acceleration
-Go to Miscellaneous tweak
-Apply Zipalign
-And then swap your ram
TRICK 3;
Use SeederV7.zip! Combine with the latest version of RTMixManager.
Install all the tweak. After all, go to system/etc/usrsetting then edit VALUE 6 to 2, and VALUE 10 to 0. Finish.
TRICK 4;
Use seederV7.zip! Download Titanium Backup from here (old version). Download sysctl config pro on blapkmarket.cz or blackmart app.
**Odex with TB
-open app
-click menu button
-choose integrate sys dalvik into rom.
-finish
Check using root explorer, go to /system/app. If it work, you will see .odex file on every app
**Open sysctl app, then set;
-dirty ratio = 30
-dirty background ratio = 15
-vfs cache pressure = 50
Next, click advanced. On key bar type this;
1. Type "kernel.sched_latency_ns". Set the value 600000. Click apply
2. Type "kernel.sched_min_granularity_ns". Set the value 400000. Click apply
3. Type "kernel.sched_wakeup_granularity_ns". Set the value 100000. Click apply
4. Type "kernel.sched_features". Set the value 24188. Click apply
5. Finish
**WARNING**
Make sure you are using a kernel that use CFS scheduler (Not CFQ!! Its IO scheduler!! CFS is Complete Fair Scheduler. It is kernel scheduler)
TRICK 5
I recommend you all to use hurtsky kernel. Download SManager, Crossbreeder and this Universal Odex Script . Step by step;
-Flash crossbreeder via cwm
-Open SManager. Go to /etc/crossbreeder.
-Disable all script in there, except "disable crossbreeder"
-Enable Governor Tweak
-Flash Universal Odex Script via cwm
-After reboot, open terminal emulator.
-Type su. Then enter. Type dexo
-There will be appear seven option for odexing
-Choose one. I have been choosed "odex all rom" in term "dexo -all"
-Finish
TRICK 6
There's two option:
--Avcore by LENAROX Download +ram script
--Nx02engine by Pizza_dox Download +ram script
For applying avcore, copy the file to /system/xbin, set permission rwxrwxrwx. Then go to Terminal Emulator type su<enter>avc -h <enter> to see how to install the tweak. But, i recommend to you to set
Su <enter> avc -k -p200 <enter> avc -m -p190 <enter>
For applying nx02engine and ram script, just apply with smanager. Dont forget to set run as root for nxengine, run as root and boot for ram script. Leave nx engine to run in background.
Ram Script : https://db.tt/Ut8WVdtq (thanks to Lenarox for the help)
For More Optimization. Go to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33073580 :thumbup:
All of the trick would be awesome if you going PRISTINE firstly.
Have some trick? Share on this thread
Give THANKS if this trick is useful. Don't be stingy to press Thanks button :beer:
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Nice trick!
Very helpful thanks
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Nice trick!
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Very helpful thanks
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My pleasure bro:thumbup:
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LOL trick number 5
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LOL trick number 5
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Hahaha
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Nice share
eryzerz said:
I have some trick for hard gaming if you is a trully gamers
First. Use Disable CPU rendering+adrenaline™boost+unlimited™tweak in every rom. Go to setting and then developer option, enable force gpu rendering. If you're using CM9 Go to performance setting, disable surface dithering, enable 16bit transparency. Go to memory management, disable zram and disable allow purging of assets, enable kernel samepage merging(KSM). It will improve your phone.
Trick 1:
If youre using cm9b2 or other rom who based on cm9b2. You can flash adrenaline™engine+boost+KickAssKernelizer+disable cpu rendering. Use forfivo kernel and set to 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8ghz(test one by one). Choose the clock who made your phone smooth and less lag while hard gaming. Set governor to brazillianwax/smartassv2/ondemandx/lagfree/performance. And dont forget to type 'su' enter and then type 'boost' in terminal emulator before gaming.
Trick 2:
For cm9b3 or other rom who based on cm9b3. I think its no need much script or tweak. Because, its have some bionic tweak. But i have some improvement. Use custom kernel, i preffered to use castagnaIT oc version+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering. Set governor to lagfree/brazillianwax/ondemandx/smartassv2/smoothass/performance. And dont forget again to type 'su' enter and type 'boost' before gaming
Trick 3:
For stock CM kernel. Use my conservative governor script+adrenaline engine+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering.
Trick 4:
For GB. Use v6 supercharge latest version, set to superUL. And use loopy smoothness, ive not tried this combo. But, some people say this trick will improve your phone performance. And then u can use cow oc kernel, set governor to ondemandx/smartassv2/performance. If you want you can use adrenaline boost
Trick 5:
If you want to play any game without lag or perfect. Try to take your phone, put on your side, and play PS3, i promise you can't see any lag while gaming. Lol
Have some trick? Shared on this thread
Give THANKS if this trick is useful. Don't be stingy to press Thanks button :beer:
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Thx for your tricks, i'll gibe it a try ^^
Thanks
eryzerz said:
I have some trick for hard gaming if you is a trully gamers
First. Use Disable CPU rendering+adrenaline™boost+unlimited™tweak in every rom. Go to setting and then developer option, enable force gpu rendering. If you're using CM9 Go to performance setting, disable surface dithering, enable 16bit transparency. Go to memory management, disable zram and disable allow purging of assets, enable kernel samepage merging(KSM). It will improve your phone.
Trick 1:
If youre using cm9b2 or other rom who based on cm9b2. You can flash adrenaline™engine+boost+KickAssKernelizer+disable cpu rendering. Use forfivo kernel and set to 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8ghz(test one by one). Choose the clock who made your phone smooth and less lag while hard gaming. Set governor to brazillianwax/smartassv2/ondemandx/lagfree/performance. And dont forget to type 'su' enter and then type 'boost' in terminal emulator before gaming.
Trick 2:
For cm9b3 or other rom who based on cm9b3. I think its no need much script or tweak. Because, its have some bionic tweak. But i have some improvement. Use custom kernel, i preffered to use castagnaIT oc version+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering. Set governor to lagfree/brazillianwax/ondemandx/smartassv2/smoothass/performance. And dont forget again to type 'su' enter and type 'boost' before gaming
Trick 3:
For stock CM kernel. Use my conservative governor script+adrenaline engine+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering.
Trick 4:
For GB. Use v6 supercharge latest version, set to superUL. And use loopy smoothness, ive not tried this combo. But, some people say this trick will improve your phone performance. And then u can use cow oc kernel, set governor to ondemandx/smartassv2/performance. If you want you can use adrenaline boost
Trick 5:
If you want to play any game without lag or perfect. Try to take your phone, put on your side, and play PS3, i promise you can't see any lag while gaming. Lol
Have some trick? Shared on this thread
Give THANKS if this trick is useful. Don't be stingy to press Thanks button :beer:
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Is this trick will damage my galaxy wonder ?
UcokDroid said:
Is this trick will damage my galaxy wonder ?
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As long as i'm using it no problem with my phone. Just if you can don't frequently overclock your cpu (don't if you can) because it could damage the cpu.
The 1.4ghz is already enough for playing some hard games for me and i encounter no lags. If lag try to use tweaks or clear some ram before playing
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nice post dude !! ...
i'm gonna try
wow, txs..
i will try this sooner or later ..:laugh:
what game have you tried?
eryzerz said:
I have some trick for hard gaming if you is a trully gamers
First. Use Disable CPU rendering+adrenaline™boost+unlimited™tweak in every rom. Go to setting and then developer option, enable force gpu rendering. If you're using CM9 Go to performance setting, disable surface dithering, enable 16bit transparency. Go to memory management, disable zram and disable allow purging of assets, enable kernel samepage merging(KSM). It will improve your phone.
Trick 1:
If youre using cm9b2 or other rom who based on cm9b2. You can flash adrenaline™engine+boost+KickAssKernelizer+disable cpu rendering. Use forfivo kernel and set to 1.5/1.6/1.7/1.8ghz(test one by one). Choose the clock who made your phone smooth and less lag while hard gaming. Set governor to brazillianwax/smartassv2/ondemandx/lagfree/performance. And dont forget to type 'su' enter and then type 'boost' in terminal emulator before gaming.
Trick 2:
For cm9b3 or other rom who based on cm9b3. I think its no need much script or tweak. Because, its have some bionic tweak. But i have some improvement. Use custom kernel, i preffered to use castagnaIT oc version+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering. Set governor to lagfree/brazillianwax/ondemandx/smartassv2/smoothass/performance. And dont forget again to type 'su' enter and type 'boost' before gaming
Trick 3:
For stock CM kernel. Use my conservative governor script+adrenaline engine+adrenaline boost+disable cpu rendering.
Trick 4:
For GB. Use v6 supercharge latest version, set to superUL. And use loopy smoothness, ive not tried this combo. But, some people say this trick will improve your phone performance. And then u can use cow oc kernel, set governor to ondemandx/smartassv2/performance. If you want you can use adrenaline boost
Trick 5:
If you want to play any game without lag or perfect. Try to take your phone, put on your side, and play PS3, i promise you can't see any lag while gaming. Lol
Have some trick? Shared on this thread
Give THANKS if this trick is useful. Don't be stingy to press Thanks button :beer:
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Hey, nice tricks out there but i've gotta question. What the name of games that you've tried and how many apps in your galaxy wonder right now? i had about 107 apps and gaming it's smooth on galaxy wondeer cm9b4 but sometimes it's a bit laggy and frame rate drop but it's not too bothering me.
Games like real steel,nova3,shadowgun. Now, 112apps.
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eryzerz said:
Games like real steel,nova3,shadowgun. Now, 112apps.
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There's a lot of apps. Is it all user apps or that 112 apps is combined with user and system app?
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reddvilzz said:
There's a lot of apps. Is it all user apps or that 112 apps is combined with user and system app?
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Its combine, maybe.
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eryzerz said:
Its combine, maybe.
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Didn't you got a fc while playing shadowgun etc? Everytime i install games from gameloft or other that have a big file size / data size everytime i open it after 10 seconds playing it closes it self. Any idea?
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eryzerz said:
Games like real steel,nova3,shadowgun. Now, 112apps.
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shadowgun only playable when i first installed and download. its smooth but just force close if i exit the game launch it the second time. what?! nova 3? it usually lags like hell and its unplayable but you say its playable. wow. hahaha. although bc2 and mc3 runs okay but i think nova 3 is too much for w.. but i would try it with my cm9b4. i will report it soon. thx
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eryzerz said:
Games like real steel,nova3,shadowgun. Now, 112apps.
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anyway i got 107 all user apps
you could check it via titanium backup. when you click batch, there's option to backup all apps but first make sure filtered user only. then the number shows how many user apps
reddvilzz said:
Didn't you got a fc while playing shadowgun etc? Everytime i install games from gameloft or other that have a big file size / data size everytime i open it after 10 seconds playing it closes it self. Any idea?
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Nope. When playing shadowgun i just hate to wait the loading wkwk i dunno. Alhamdulillah, I never got a problem like that hihi-_-v
Anyone can help reddvilzz problem?
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VERSION 3.5
"My phone is flying!" - vgomez916
"My phone is lighting quick now, Like I said this thing is really flyin. Thanks"- zackandethan
"This mod is sickkk. phone is flying, on 3g i'm getting 1-2 mbs speed. Thanks for the mod Goddly."- Nyckrs
"My speeds are way up too. 100-200 kbs up to 850kbs now. Download and upload. Same time of the day, same location"- g_ding84
"4G speed jumped to 8.9MB. Incredible!"- xNicoyAx
Stock MF9 , with busybox workaround. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1933849 ~~ POST #2 ~~ thanks - devoureddreams-
This tweak pack Originated in the Epic 4G Touch Forums, been tested, and has improved-
Battery Life, User battery life may vary, depending on a varitey of things, widgets, radios, etc., etc.,
network speed
GPS lock
system performance, Increased app load speed, etc.
Browser upgrades
wifi_wait (Kobridge)
memory tweaks (Modded Kobridge, Mine)
test screenstate (screen off = deep sleep, Phakker, Improved)
Init.d test script (Exit_Only)
battery stats format (Exit_Only)
and more
V1.2
added Kobridge, read ahead script
added script for working Cron (Exit_Only)
added an option for NO Undervolt. (more universal)
cleaned up things.
v 1.3
stripped undervolt till a new kernel pops up.
cleaned up scripts, non working parts
added Kobridge 41 tweaks, modded for less conflicts , thanks Kobridge
and a few small touches
Version 2.1 Crossbreeder
]Added newest Crossbreeder to install package
Slightly modded GPS settings.
changed updater script to be compatible with the S4 and all other rooted Android devices
Version 3.0.2 ~
~added more init.d low memory tweaks
~added a few more small kernel tweaks
~swapped out the stock browser for my modded variation
~added a browser cache script (hoping to load browser pages quicker)
~added delay to the larger scripts (to speed up boot times)
~New~ Version 3.5
~Fixed loss of root issue
~added newest release of crossbreeder 12-4
~added a few new kernel tweaks
~cleaned up
Infromation About CrossBreeder-
- This is a new take at Android lag reduction. It's lightweight and won't consume battery. Users have reported drastic improvements in usability and even benchmark scores. It will show noticeable improvements - Android devices from Donut to Froyo to Gingerbread to Honeycomb to ICS and Jellybean.
- This is a combination of 5 different methodologies to reduce Android lag.
- Removal of DNS lag . A lot of the lag in a lot of apps, apart from the GUI lag, is due to slow DNS querying, specially on the mobile network.
- CrossBreeder now runs a caching, parallelising DNS client on the device. So now most of your DNS queries will be served from the cache and if not found, the query will be sent in in round robin fashion to multiple DNS servers including Google DNS, OpenDNS and your home router and the reply will be served to you, hot.
- This speeds up network access and networked apps, like Browsers of course, and Tapatalk, Gmail and thousands of others drastically. And removes a lot of the lag where it was due to DNS querying. This will not increase your network or download speed but pages will load much faster.
- This will future proof your devices as more and more apps start using HTML5 and/or reside completely as web pages or the like.-
I Just thought, there are some great developers in our forum, with great tweaks, geared for their own specific purpose, and i thank them. I HAVE asked for permission to use these tweaks, to make a pack of the best, from the best taking a few of those great tweaks and putting them in one lightweight package. Now , I did NOT create any tweak in this pack. That is why introductions and thanks are in order.
ALL THANKS TO THESE GUYS
Exit_Only - For being the mad scientist of the "tweak" in general
Kobridge - Having used your tweaks in various roms and knowing how great they work :good:
Phakker - For the use of his Infamous, screenstate tweak
G_Ding84 - For being one h*ll of a rom maker , teacher, and one of the most helpful guys youll meet on any forum
idcrisis - For the use of his CrossBreeder Mod found here -
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2113150
Without these guys we wouldnt be where we are now, as a forum, or a community.
Gentlemen- On behalf of the users of this tweak , and every E4GT owner out there.... *BOWS* I thank you....
I am in no way responsible for your equipment, flash at your own risk
Download ComaDose version you prefer, from the downloads section, and put on root of phone
Boot into custom recovery
Flash ComaDose
Reboot to rom (flash stock kernel) or reboot system etc.
This is a .zip file, can be flashed with CWM recovery, put on root of phones storage, boot into recovery & flash.
Issues with repack and new Custom Recovery kernels-
Now Ive heard it works for some people on repacks, and ive heard of battery drain, and GPS taking along time to lock on others. But the best results i get, are out of the "stock" Leak kernels.
Conflicting issues with new Custom Recovery modded and released updated version
~NEW~ComaDose V3.5
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md5: faae873f493540cd68e58f5ddc9ac79a
ComaDose V2.1 W/ Crossbreeder V. 7.2.13
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Mirror #1
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ComaDose_removal.zip (Uninstaller)
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Mirror #1
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23060877490004662
Whats under this button??
If you guys like my work and have a little jingle floating around, dont hesitate to toss a beer (or coffee ) my way through the "donate to me" under my avatar. THANKS GUYS!
Test Init.d With The "21 Test-init.d" script
-THINGS YOU NEED-
Rom Toolbox (free or pro)
Root Access (superuser access) for Rom Toolbox
ComaDose Already Flashed
-Steps-
After ComaDose flash, if you want to check if your init.d is functioning properly you can check it with the 21 test init.d script...
After flash the test init.d script has already ran (on startup) now thwe sole purpose of this script is to show whether or not init.d
is properly functioning.
When this script is ran (executed) as all scripts in init.d are upon startup, it creates a file in the /data folder.
so why dont we take a look for it?
Using Rom Toolbox, go to the "root browser" tab (upon first startup youll be prompted to SuperUser permissions, Allow this)
Once in Root Browser youll be in the root of your device by default. ( / )
Click on the "Data" folder..
In the /Data folder, were looking for "Exit Only Init.d" file
if you see this file, your init.d is working and all scripts are running ...
If you dont see this file after reboot (post flash) you can execute the "21 test Init " script manually...
back out to the root of the phone, go into "system", then into "etc" then into the "init.d" folder and locate the "21_testinit.d" script, press on it , bringing up this menu.
press the "open as" tab, bringing up this menu...
then press the "script file" option..
Then you want to press the "execute Script" option, making sure the "execute as root option is checked, as shown below.
which will then execute the script using init.d support to do so.. looking like this
after its executed, go back into /data and find the "Exit Only Init.d" file if its there your init.d is working.....
If its as good as it sounds, this'll surely be one of my favorites. Trying this out.
Good to see you on here! I used your tweaks when I was on the E4GT. This is good stuff people!
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Soap said:
If its as good as it sounds, this'll surely be one of my favorites. Trying this out.
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give it a try
s9amme said:
Good to see you on here! I used your tweaks when I was on the E4GT. This is good stuff people!
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this is the best working version yet enjoy
Nice. Giving this a try
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Goddly said:
this is the best working version yet enjoy
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Is it for stock kernel only, or will it play nice with KT as well?
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orlzzt said:
Is it for stock kernel only, or will it play nice with KT as well?
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Same question but with dkp?
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_Epic said:
Same question but with dkp?
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Its not kernel sensitive , nothing in this relates to kernel. should be 100% compatible, only thing you need to be rooted, (busybox etc) Crossbreeder is awesome. has add block etc. for those who want to shut off certain aspects of crossbreeder there are terminal commands you can find those in his thread...
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Its not kernel sensitive , nothing in this relates to kernel. should be 100% compatible, only thing you need to be rooted, (busybox etc) Crossbreeder is awesome. has add block etc. for those who want to shut off certain aspects of crossbreeder there are terminal commands you can find those in his thread...
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Thank you! Will be flashing it in a few.
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I'll give it a go!
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You will not be disappointed.
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Goddly said:
You will not be disappointed.
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12 hours in, and I must say I am impressed! Definitely helps with reducing lag and with screen times. My battery is much better today, but being on my wi-fi instead of that nebulistic vortex that is Universal Studios Orlando will always improve battery. Will follow the OP instructions and do a full cycle, then report back.
Thanks to @Goddly for the lovely treat!
This is no joke guys... ive spent countless hours on this mod . I run this myself and know it's results. Just trying to share the wealth.
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Will this work if I'm not on touchwiz? I'm currently running slimbean
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shehroze3 said:
Will this work if I'm not on touchwiz? I'm currently running slimbean
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it will, if you see the file in /data "Exit Only init.d" .. FILE not folder. then your init.d is working correctly..
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Seems to be doing well for me except for one problem, it seems to conflict with adaway? I restored a backup from right before I flashed this and adaway worked fine, but with the mod adaway says disabled every time and resets to that when I try to enable it, which requires a reboot.
Any ideas why? Potential fix?
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Seems to be doing well for me except for one problem, it seems to conflict with adaway? I restored a backup from right before I flashed this and adaway worked fine, but with the mod adaway says disabled every time and resets to that when I try to enable it, which requires a reboot.
Any ideas why? Potential fix?
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Crossbreeder has its own ad block brother. try uninstalling adaway, if you find you want or need adaway as opposed to the ad block in CBreeder, there are terminal commands that can be used to disable ad blocking in Crossbreeder.. lemme know ill give you the disable terminal command.
looks good, will i need to uninstall crossbreeder before i flash this
edit: cant wait, i will uninstall and flash!