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[REQ] A Good Guide To Sztupy's Universal Lagfix. Sztupy Chips In Here.

Hi,
I for one is an eternal seeker of a lagfree SGS. But, being Sztupy, he can only spew out TECH. Most people either misunderstand, misinterpret or misdo things that he says & get into trouble.
My request here. Can a dev put things into perspective & give out a simple detailed guide for everyone? It needs to be lucid & comprehensive, & to be understood by both a layman as well as Einstein.
Thanks to all of you for the good work. I now feel proud I chose SGS over X10, my daughter gave me 10 seconds to choose.

ragin said:
Hi,
I for one is an eternal seeker of a lagfree SGS. But, being Sztupy, he can only spew out TECH. Most people either misunderstand, misinterpret or misdo things that he says & get into trouble.
My request here. Can a dev put things into perspective & give out a simple detailed guide for everyone? It needs to be lucid & comprehensive, & to be understood by both a layman as well as Einstein.
Thanks to all of you for the good work. I now feel proud I chose SGS over X10, my daughter gave me 10 seconds to choose.
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Sztupy's stuff is changing almost daily! A guide would be out of date in no time. Wait a week or so for it to get more stable!

I am SOOO curious to know what Sztupy does in real life...
What is he?

cyborg????

RyanZA said:
Sztupy's stuff is changing almost daily! A guide would be out of date in no time. Wait a week or so for it to get more stable!
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A guide for a kernel that is meant to be for people to make experimenting easy... kinda strange
Of course there might be a guide which tells you how to achieve the most stable config with ultk, but I'd rather flash voodoo in that case as it's much more stable. (but it's not really meant for people who want to experiment with different hacks and tweaks).
Btw. some cookers already use ultk in their config, and provide some guide on which option to choose (usually they tell you use no-rfs advanced ext4). They also have the added benefit that using the same rom there are less problems and more people can actually try to guess what went wrong (as all of the people on that rom topic are actually using more or less the same config).
The ultk, because it's just a kernel can be flashed to a lot of different roms, and it's possible some of it bugs are there because it's in some way or another incompatible with that particular rom.
Although a simple guide would be:
- Reboot to download mode (by holding voldown+home+power while switching on)
- Flash a complete JPM or JP6 based ROM, using Odin (re-partition ticked, use the 512 pit, and use a package that contains all images (dbdata,cache,system), although dbdata might be optional)
- After flashing reboot to download mode.
- Flash the kernel image over on that rom, using Odin (re-partition is not ticked, only the image is set as the PDA part)
- After flashing reboot to recovery mode (by holding volup+home+power while switching on)
- In the recovery menu chose Advanced ULK features->Lagfix options->No -RFS Advanced (a=e4)
- Press "reboot to recovery"
- After reboot chose not to create a backup, nor a restore
- After it boots up in recovery again press reboot again.
- You'll have a clear system with ext4 on all data partitions

Comeon... he is as human as me & you. I meant his WORK.

ragin said:
I am SOOO curious to know what Sztupy does in real life...
What is he?
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I create facebook spam campaigns for money for an insurance company. (don't worry, only for hungarians)
And I still havent finished the thing with the deadline of tomorrow morning, because I spent all my weekend on XDA.
You happy now?

sztupy said:
A guide for a kernel that is meant to be for people to make experimenting easy... kinda strange
Of course there might be a guide which tells you how to achieve the most stable config with ultk, but I'd rather flash voodoo in that case as it's much more stable. (but it's not really meant for people who want to experiment with different hacks and tweaks).
Btw. some cookers already use ultk in their config, and provide some guide on which option to choose (usually they tell you use no-rfs advanced ext4). They also have the added benefit that using the same rom there are less problems and more people can actually try to guess what went wrong (as all of the people on that rom topic are actually using more or less the same config).
The ultk, because it's just a kernel can be flashed to a lot of different roms, and it's possible some of it bugs are there because it's in some way or another incompatible with that particular rom.
Although a simple guide would be:
- Reboot to download mode (by holding voldown+home+power while switching on)
- Flash a complete JPM or JP6 based ROM, using Odin (re-partition ticked, use the 512 pit, and use a package that contains all images (dbdata,cache,system), although dbdata might be optional)
- After flashing reboot to download mode.
- Flash the kernel image over on that rom, using Odin (re-partition is not ticked, only the image is set as the PDA part)
- After flashing reboot to recovery mode (by holding volup+home+power while switching on)
- In the recovery menu chose Advanced ULK features->Lagfix options->No -RFS Advanced (a=e4)
- Press "reboot to recovery"
- After reboot chose not to create a backup, nor a restore
- After it boots up in recovery again press reboot again.
- You'll have a clear system with ext4 on all data partitions
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Thank you for giving this guide. It might help a lot of people. ( This isn't there on your post & nobody cared to tell too).
how about a breakdown on each options in the whole menu? Am I asking for much?

sztupy said:
I create facebook spam campaigns for money for an insurance company. (don't worry, only for hungarians)
And I still havent finished the thing with the deadline of tomorrow morning, because I spent all my weekend on XDA.
You happy now?
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I love this, I am a Gemini hehe
Some politician said a LONG time ago, 'If you want your words to be understood, 'tell it like you are telling it to a donkey'

sztupy said:
I create facebook spam campaigns for money for an insurance company. (don't worry, only for hungarians)
And I still havent finished the thing with the deadline of tomorrow morning, because I spent all my weekend on XDA.
You happy now?
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Facebook... check.
Spam... check.
Insurance company... check.
Sir, how does it feel to be the most evil being alive?!

RyanZA said:
Facebook... check.
Spam... check.
Insurance company... check.
Sir, how does it feel to be the most evil being alive?!
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I'm not evil, I just work for the evil

ragin said:
i am sooo curious to know what sztupy does in real life...
what is he?
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muaddib69 said:
cyborg????
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roflmao

ragin said:
Thank you for giving this guide. It might help a lot of people. ( This isn't there on your post & nobody cared to tell too).
how about a breakdown on each options in the whole menu? Am I asking for much?
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not now, maybe a later time Anyway most of the options just turn on and off some features and tweaks other people made.

I started this thread ina good faith.
Please keep it that way.

sztupy said:
I'm not evil, I just work for the evil
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Dont hate the player, hate the game....

ragin said:
I started this thread ina good faith.
Please keep it that way.
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/me too, just joking
(anxious for next release of Sztupy)

Will it work with your Multinational ROM 3.0 (latest)?

sebarkh said:
Will it work with your Multinational ROM 3.0 (latest)?
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Yep, it's actually preferred to use that rom as a base.

Ok, I'll try and flash it. Sztupy, your ROM is the only Froyo ROM I'm using. Thank You GREAT JOB!!!!

Pls correct me if I am wrong (still learning):
'Ext4 + ext2' means loop means buffer does not fsync ? It this safe? Not always 100% sure everything if saved?
Bind means using a faster but smaller partition ? Safe except for 'running out of space' problems ?
Correct? or?
I still need to test read speeds: How fast is RFS reads compared to EXT4 reading speed? I still believe an ALL EXT4 would be the best lag-fix!
Can /efs be made EXT4? I know /SYSTEM can. I need 48 hours in a day!
Thanks
JKay

[ROM] Micuzzo-MIUI [15-10-11]

Hi, I'm NOT a chef, and there will be NO support about this rom I made using miui kitchen. I did it following my needs. I hope someone more than me enjoy this rom.
link: https://rapidshare.com/files/3038184272/micuzzo-miui.zip
instruction to install:
reboot in recovery
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache
wipe partition and dalvik
repeat point 2,3 and 4 than install zip from sd
kernel: CM stock with V5 blue recovery
theme: IENET blue
Market GB with italian support
framework
google market, maps, setup, gmail and talk
text to speech
all miui app (FM, file explorer, gallery, camera, music, notes, sound recorder)
system app (Calculator, Calendar)
tweak: chainfire cf3d
ES with centre clock

[reserved] i hope i can make some screenshot

micuzzo77 said:
Hi, I'm NOT a chef, and there will be NO support about this rom I made using miui kitchen. I did it following my needs. I hope someone more than me enjoy this rom.
link: https://rapidshare.com/files/3038184272/micuzzo-miui.zip
instruction to install:
reboot in recovery
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache
wipe partition and dalvik
repeat point 2,3 and 4 than install zip from sd
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and what are "your needs"
more detail please, like tweaks and kernel, what miui kitchen(nothing fancy?) have you added something besides what is in the kitchen(mustard, ketchup?)

What is in the ROM? MIUI has come a long way though. They need to work on their camera app still.

Hey, let us see some screenshots. 'Your needs' isn't enough as details. I am looking forward to it because you might have really combined some good combos which might be worthy enough of a additional download.

sorry for the leak of info...it's my first rom. i hope i can link a video with my rom running soon in post #2

micuzzo77 said:
Hi, I'm NOT a chef, and there will be NO support about this rom I made using miui kitchen. I did it following my needs. I hope someone more than me enjoy this rom.
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No offense intended, but if you cooked a ROM using the MIUI Kitchen then the only apparent effort on your part was making a few selections using spasms website (MIUI Kitchen) and downloading a zip.
Does sharing the above mentioned ZIP file make it eligible for the Development section? It's not your creation right?
Wouldn't we rather cook our own ROM considering that we all can? Just saying you know.
Do correct me if any thing I said is incorrect. Or perhaps, just out of line.

If we all begin to post the roms that we cook using the MIUI kitchen, then development section would be a mess. With all my respect, I think this doesn´t deserve a thread in this section.

sorry for my behavior. i supposed this could be a nice choice for someone else tahen me. if admin think this is spam close che thread. what skiddhard said is correct. i don't think i'm a developer. just trying to share something i thought was good.
peace

micuzzo77 said:
sorry for my behavior. i supposed this could be a nice choice for someone else tahen me. if admin think this is spam close che thread. what skiddhard said is correct. i don't think i'm a developer. just trying to share something i thought was good.
peace
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good rom thx miccuzzo

micuzzo77 said:
sorry for my behavior. i supposed this could be a nice choice for someone else tahen me. if admin think this is spam close che thread. what skiddhard said is correct. i don't think i'm a developer. just trying to share something i thought was good.
peace
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Don't worry fella. I wasn't out looking for a war of words either. I was honestly confused as to the purpose of this thread in the Dev section.
As a side note, if you have been around on this thread for a long time, you might recall the Doc's kitchen. And I don't mean the current iteration. I am referring to the original Kitchen where the Dev section had about 10 - 15 odd ROM's. Many Dev's built their ROM's around the ones generated off that online kitchen. But they always added their bit to make the ROM stand out of the crowd. Some made it better. Some skinned. Some added new features.
If you have a development background, you might consider doing the same.

i would like to have the knowledge to bouild my own rom. i don't know either where to start

this rom have tv out?

adixus said:
this rom have tv out?
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You are very funny.
No, miui and cm7 will never have tv-out.
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:: DARKSIDE.CACHE.WIPE ::
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This is a small script i threw together a while back. I have incorporated in many of my ROMS, usually runs with a installation flag '-wipe'. The script does exactly as the title explains. It is SUPER.WIPE that does the most thorough wipe possible. This exceeds anything that CWM is capable of from the menu options. This will format and erase EVERYTHING on your /system, /data, /cache partions with EXT4 file system. It WILL NOT wipe SD CARD or EMMC... After it is complete with format and earse, it will align all disks partitions properly. This is a great tool to flash right before installing any new ROM on your device. No need to worry if you have wiped properly. Let the script do it for you! ENJOY! ​
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* WILL NOT WIPE SD CARD OR EMMC *
IMMEDIATELY BEFORE FLASHING ROM OF YOU CHOICE, DO THE FOLLOWING...
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2. Boot into Recovery Mode
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"so that is the reason for the darkside.cache.wipe... because you cant wipe the cache in recovery... recovery as in CWM right? except through script like in your Darkside.cache.wipe?" (Quote from @Rushing)
ONLY USE THIS IF YOU NEED TO WIPE CACHE'S OR FIX PERMISSIONS IN CLOCKWORK MOD RECOVERY. THIS IS TO BE FLASHED IN RECOVERY! This replaces the need for using the broken built in CWM recovery functions. The DARKSIDE.CACHE.WIPE script will wipe both the /cache partition and the dalvik cache. After its has completed the wipe, it will then fix permissions (the correct way). This should hopefully fix that damn ICS reboot hang issue once and for all. ​
** PLEASE respect my work and ask my permission before posting mirrors or using any parts **​
you underestimate the power of the DARKSIDE

not sure why yet???

Thanks from this. I've been waiting for something like this as a seperate flashable. comes in handy when you do a lot of testing.

raycaster3 said:
Thanks from this. I've been waiting for something like this as a seperate flashable. comes in handy when you do a lot of testing.
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no problem... hope people find it as useful as i do... hence the fact i include it my roms...

Thanks Bro i used this on my hd2 it is awesome Thanks you have done a lot for this community In the short amount of time you have been here Thank You

tdizzle404 said:
Thanks Bro i used this on my hd2 it is awesome Thanks you have done a lot for this community In the short amount of time you have been here Thank You
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no problem... just sharing what i have

Thanks for this.
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Awesome thread thank you so much tdj for president.
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This is awesome, I saw this in some of your ROMs and wished I could use it with other ROMs. My wish was granted. Thank you!

Thanks for this! One question though: What is the benefit of formatting to ext4, compared to what it is formatted as by default?
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Hi,
Seems like a great tool. I have a suggestion. When posting such tools that aren't device-specific and work on all (or a majority of) Android devices, please consider posting them in the appropriate Android Development and Hacking forums (should be either Android Software and Hacking General or Android Software Development in this case), rather than device-specific forums. Once posted there, you can then make a post here as well with a brief description of the tool and provide the link to the main post in the appropriate section.
This way, the tool will get more exposure, plus it'll make things a little less confusing for the new users who might think the tool is specific only to that device in question.
Well, that's my two cents. Keep up the great work! =)

HQRaja said:
Hi,
Seems like a great tool. I have a suggestion. When posting such tools that aren't device-specific and work on all (or a majority of) Android devices, please consider posting them in the appropriate Android Development and Hacking forums (should be either Android Software and Hacking General or Android Software Development in this case), rather than device-specific forums. Once posted there, you can then make a post here as well with a brief description of the tool and provide the link to the main post in the appropriate section.
This way, the tool will get more exposure, plus it'll make things a little less confusing for the new users who might think the tool is specific only to that device in question.
Well, that's my two cents. Keep up the great work! =)
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Different devices have different partition mappings so one tool will NOT work for all devices .......... sorry but you are incorrect in telling him to post in a general forum.
IE
Mmcblk2 might be /boot on one device, or /recovery on another and /system on yet another.
Wiping a recovery partition accidently could cause bricks ....
PS
Awesome tool bro. Ill use it for sure
Sent by my SGH-T989 from the Darkside ©

HQRaja said:
Hi,
Seems like a great tool. I have a suggestion. When posting such tools that aren't device-specific and work on all (or a majority of) Android devices, please consider posting them in the appropriate Android Development and Hacking forums (should be either Android Software and Hacking General or Android Software Development in this case), rather than device-specific forums. Once posted there, you can then make a post here as well with a brief description of the tool and provide the link to the main post in the appropriate section.
This way, the tool will get more exposure, plus it'll make things a little less confusing for the new users who might think the tool is specific only to that device in question.
Well, that's my two cents. Keep up the great work! =)
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thanks for the input.. but this is DEVICE SPECIFIC.. i mean are you trying to insult my intelligence, because i do kinda have a clue to what I am doing.. Maybe new users need to read what they are doing before telling me how i need to do things... ok? thanks!

Awesome tool! awesome response! Thank you!

thederekjay said:
thanks for the input.. but this is DEVICE SPECIFIC.. i mean are you trying to insult my intelligence, because i do kinda have a clue to what I am doing.. Maybe new users need to read what they are doing before telling me how i need to do things... ok? thanks!
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Lol beat ya to it bro..... I hate people talking like they know something but really have no clue :-\
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thederekjay said:
thanks for the input.. but this is DEVICE SPECIFIC.. i mean are you trying to insult my intelligence, because i do kinda have a clue to what I am doing.. Maybe new users need to read what they are doing before telling me how i need to do things... ok? thanks!
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+1 eff
Sent from my Unstoppable Juggernaut!!!

Their is a reason that TDJ has the title "Recognized Developer"
Thanks for the great tool, kernel and ROM

Any1 tested this cuz im about to with my effin tmobile crap im dealing with. I cant receive texts or calls atm. CS says networks down for certain people? Anyways bout to flash and will repost in a bit.
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pyraxiate said:
Lol beat ya to it bro..... I hate people talking like they know something but really have no clue :-\
Sent by my SGH-T989 from the Darkside ©
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lol i saw that... ill let you have that one

thederekjay said:
lol i saw that... ill let you have that one
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I did tear it apart :-D geesh that's a lot of code for a script lol ;-)
You have to know by now that I must know how things work rofl
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LIVE Samsung Galaxy S3 Ultimate Kernel Cleaning Script 8/6/12

Samsung Galaxy S3 Ultimate Kernel Cleaning Script
WHAT UKC DOES​
The script cleans the left over files of a kernel, to prevent issues or compatibility problems when switching between kernels, kinda like Ccleaner for windows.
It does a cache wipe / dalvik cache wipe and a few other operations, basically it does the maintenance job for you, no need to manually do those tasks before flashing a new kernel.​
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Operations performed:
Formatting cache partition
Wiping Dalvik-Cache
Deleting old kernel settings files
Cleaning up old Modules
Formatting cache for Security Purpose
Wiping Dalvik-Cache for Security Purpose
COMPATIBILITY​
ROMs:
Any ICS based ROM
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DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL
http://www.mediafire.com/?84iepdalivol76q
Installation guide:
Download the zip file from the link above.
Place the file on your internal SD-CARD.
Restart to ClockWorkMod Recovery.
Install the zip like any other package.
Install the Kernel of your choice.
Reboot the device.
DONE!
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DON'T FORGET TO SAY THANKS TO Mecss AND MadMurdoc !​

Can you make a small correction in the first post?
It should be Galaxy S3 and Galaxy 3 because there is another phone called Galaxy 3 (GT-I5800)

123shree said:
Can you make a small correction in the first post?
It should be Galaxy S3 and Galaxy 3 because there is another phone called Galaxy 3 (GT-I5800)
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thank u my friend fogot about that

Is the lack of download link to emphasise how useless this is?

Due to an inability to provide a download link - thread closed and moved to Themes and Apps. This is also not Development.
EDIT: Thread reopened since download link is now available

Hacre said:
Is the lack of download link to emphasise how useless this is?
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its only just been unlocked so i can give a download link it was't useless on sg2

Nvm
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Must have it !
Thank you senior !

Hello guys,
here is the ultimate-kernel-cleaning-script for the sgs3.
The changelog is the same like sgs2 now but if you have kernel parameters from other kernels as sgs2, I would be glad when you post it here...

first post updated with link enjoy

mecss said:
Hello guys,
here is the ultimate-kernel-cleaning-script for the sgs3.
The changelog is the same like sgs2 now but if you have kernel parameters from other kernels as sgs2, I would be glad when you post it here...
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buster041284 said:
first post updated with link enjoy
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I am confused here. Who wrote this placebo script?
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jerdog said:
I am confused here. Who wrote this placebo script?
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i ported it from sg1 to sg2 and mecss corrected the stuff to work on sg2 & sg3 so mecss makes the script i share it

I have written it and why should be it placebo. Please dont talk such useless things when you dont know about it... It is not fine to talk something bad. Use it or let it...

mecss said:
I have written it and why should be it placebo. Please dont talk such useless things when you dont know about it... It is not fine to talk something bad. Use it or let it...
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Really? REALLY?
I've just looked at it and it took me a minute to stop laughing long enough to post.
Ok people, here's the low down.
ui_print("Formatting Cache Partition");
delete_recursive("/cache");
Why?
ui_print("Wiping Dalvik Cache");
delete_recursive("/data/dalvik-cache");
What the christ? Why? What has dalvik got to do with kernels? PRECISELY NOTHING. Why are you making the boot time longer than it needs to be?
So far, we're doing things not related to kernels, that people can do themselves via recovery.
Code:
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S91voltctrl");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S98bolt_siyah");
delete_recursive("/sbin/siyah");
delete_recursive("/data/.siyah");
delete_recursive("/system/.siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/01siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S_volt_scheduler");
delete_recursive("/data/void-settings");
delete("/res/misc/void");
delete("/system/bin/void");
delete("/xbin/bin/void");
delete("/res/misc/NEAK-Downloader.apk");
delete_recursive("/data/neak");
delete("/res/neak.extra");
delete_recursive("/sbin/near");
delete("/system/etc/lionheart");
delete("/system/etc/schedmc");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
delete_recursive("/system/.androidmeda");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweak/");
delete("/data/app/net.fluxi.xxTweaker-1.apk");
delete("/data/.notweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/.Abyss/");
delete_recursive("/system/.Abyss/");
delete("/sbin/ext/abyss.sh");
delete("/res/misc/S90abyss");
delete("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/data/app/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/thoravukk");
delete("/data/.thoravukk");
delete_recursive("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster");
delete("/system/litepro");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/99nstools");
delete("/data/user.log");
delete("/system/Hawker.u.copier");
There's a -lot- of stuff there more related to applications on the market rather than kernels. Why are you deleting them?
Especially hilarious is this:
Code:
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
Why do you not understand that these files are generated at boot time? They're created based on the kernel running. In fact, deleting these files has no effect whatsoever because when you reboot out of recovery THEY ARE GONE ANYWAY, to be replaced by whatever kernel boots under a normal boot.
You clearly do not understand this. I could go even further into how utterly retarded this zip file's existence is, but to do so is a severe devaluation of my time because of just how hilariously a waste of time your "tool" or "kernel cleaner" is. You haven't the first clue of what you're doing so why are you encouraging people to download and use this crap, which is at worst a detriment to their system and themselves and at best does nothing of value at all?
I mean you don't even clear out old modules!

Hacre said:
Really? REALLY?
I've just looked at it and it took me a minute to stop laughing long enough to post.
Ok people, here's the low down.
ui_print("Formatting Cache Partition");
delete_recursive("/cache");
Why?
ui_print("Wiping Dalvik Cache");
delete_recursive("/data/dalvik-cache");
What the christ? Why? What has dalvik got to do with kernels? PRECISELY NOTHING. Why are you making the boot time longer than it needs to be?
So far, we're doing things not related to kernels, that people can do themselves via recovery.
Code:
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S91voltctrl");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S98bolt_siyah");
delete_recursive("/sbin/siyah");
delete_recursive("/data/.siyah");
delete_recursive("/system/.siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/01siyah");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/S_volt_scheduler");
delete_recursive("/data/void-settings");
delete("/res/misc/void");
delete("/system/bin/void");
delete("/xbin/bin/void");
delete("/res/misc/NEAK-Downloader.apk");
delete_recursive("/data/neak");
delete("/res/neak.extra");
delete_recursive("/sbin/near");
delete("/system/etc/lionheart");
delete("/system/etc/schedmc");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
delete_recursive("/system/.androidmeda");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/data/net.fluxi.xxTweak/");
delete("/data/app/net.fluxi.xxTweaker-1.apk");
delete("/data/.notweaker");
delete_recursive("/data/.Abyss/");
delete_recursive("/system/.Abyss/");
delete("/sbin/ext/abyss.sh");
delete("/res/misc/S90abyss");
delete("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/data/app/com.teamblockbuster.thoravukk.app");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/thoravukk");
delete("/data/.thoravukk");
delete_recursive("/data/data/com.teamblockbuster");
delete("/system/litepro");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/99nstools");
delete("/data/user.log");
delete("/system/Hawker.u.copier");
There's a -lot- of stuff there more related to applications on the market rather than kernels. Why are you deleting them?
Especially hilarious is this:
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delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq");
delete_recursive("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/cpufreq");
delete("/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings");
Why do you not understand that these files are generated at boot time? They're created based on the kernel running. In fact, deleting these files has no effect whatsoever because when you reboot out of recovery THEY ARE GONE ANYWAY, to be replaced by whatever kernel boots under a normal boot.
You clearly do not understand this. I could go even further into how utterly retarded this zip file's existence is, but to do so is a severe devaluation of my time because of just how hilariously a waste of time your "tool" or "kernel cleaner" is. You haven't the first clue of what you're doing so why are you encouraging people to download and use this crap, which is at worst a detriment to their system and themselves and at best does nothing of value at all?
I mean you don't even clear out old modules!
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u will have to contact mecss he makes it i only put it on the forum if it is really that bad then a mod should close this i don't know anything about this i just share it for ever one

buster041284 said:
u will have to contact mecss he makes it i only put it on the forum if it is really that bad then a mod should close this i don't know anything about this i just share it for ever one
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That ^ is what is known as "throwing somebody under the bus"
I think the point has been made and this thread can be closed
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[Tester Needed] Need Beta testers For MiniCM10 ROM

Hello Gio users, I have compiled MiniCM10 for Galaxy Gio . I don't own this devices. So i need Beta testers. Any experienced android user can test. Tester must be able to take logcat so that i can fix bugs!
To haters: If you are not interested, Stay away from this thread!
P.S. You can check my profile to see all my work!

RishabhAd said:
Hello Gio users, I have compiled MiniCM10 for Galaxy Gio . I don't own this devices. So i need Beta testers. Any experienced android user can test. Tester must be able to take logcat so that i can fix bugs!
To haters: If you are not interested, Stay away from this thread!
P.S. You can check my profile to see all my work!
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yep i want to test it but why don't you make MiniCM10.1? CM10.1 is more faster and beautiful than cm10

MiniCM10 is after market ROM like ParanoidAndroid, AOKP, Cyanmobile, etc. It is totally different ROM Created by NobodyAtAll (RD), Dark_dog (RT) & Team. It has more features then CM10 Plus It is specially Built For LDPI Devices. MiniCM10 is specially made for msm7x27 semc devices (Low Legacy Devices)

you can PM me its link so i can test that rom and see what bugs i found.
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I can't get it to download him.my internet connection is terribly slow.it downloads at just 15kb/sec

EvilKing009 said:
you can PM me its link so i can test that rom and see what bugs i found.
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yea u can count on me too to test it! One question i know how to do logcat through adb but i dont know how to save it?

I can test too

Can test
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I gotta installation failed like this
-- Installing: /sdcard/cm_gio-ota-eng-rish.zip
Finding update
opening update
installing update
set_perm: some changes failed
E: error in /sdcard/cm_gio-ota-eng-rish.zip
(status 7)
Installation aborted
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Lets see what I can do my best.
EDIT #1:
Tried to replace its some meta-inf files but problem still persist. >_<
EDIT # 2:
Now need to investigate its some files that makes device not to install the rom.
EDIT # 3:
Tried to remove some useless "Set_perm" lines but it still says that error
EDIT # 4:
Seams to be "audio_effects.conf" permission is wrong in /vendor/etc instead of /system/etc.lets try to flash again.

EvilKing009 said:
I gotta installation failed like this
Lets see what I can do my best.
EDIT #1:
Tried to replace its some meta-inf files but problem still persist. >_<
EDIT # 2:
Now need to investigate its some files that makes device not to install the rom.
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Ok, Can you provide me installation log? Located in clockworkmod folder in sdcard?

RishabhAd said:
Ok, Can you provide me installation log? Located in clockworkmod folder in sdcard?
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yeah.please wait :silly:
here's ya link
http://pastebin.com/UqD45sFZ
let's try my best again
EDIT # 1:
Installation succeed but the rom doesn't boot.

my Gio is available for testing...

how to be a tester?
hi i want to be a tester also but how? ho to do it with logcat? and how it does work?

wow nice , i am searching new ROM, i'll be glad to test it:laugh: