Can we use v6 supercharger ? - T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII

I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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Yeah you can. I'm using it. What I see is better memory management. Having 12 apps open in my recent, going from the 12 to the second or first, it doesn't reload. its there just as I left it. I didn't see this without the mod so it works.
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romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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No... At this point it is not necessary. I am a pissed off G2X user also. I had no idea this is how modern phones work.

romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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No. It wont do anything. Supercharger script merely adjust minfree values(androids default app cleaner) when available memory reaches a certain level, android automatically closes background processes to free memory and keep things lag free.
osmosizzz said:
Yeah you can. I'm using it. What I see is better memory management. Having 12 apps open in my recent, going from the 12 to the second or first, it doesn't reload. its there just as I left it. I didn't see this without the mod so it works.
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This is actually a reverse affect caused because the minfree settings you chose were less than what the default settings were. This is not the intended result of the v6 supercharger script.

You should get a clue.
Dozens of tools tweak minfrees.
big deal.
But nothing does what supercharger does.
I think that osmosizzz must have also used the maximum overdrive multitasking that boost the hardcoded app limits.
And there's nothing else like that either.

zeppelinrox said:
You should get a clue.
Dozens of tools tweak minfrees.
big deal.
But nothing does what supercharger does.
I think that osmosizzz must have also used the maximum overdrive multitasking that boost the hardcoded app limits.
And there's nothing else like that either.
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What are you talking about?
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Here's a clue http://goo.gl/IvGL1

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Here's a clue http://goo.gl/IvGL1
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Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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elesbb said:
Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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Common people let's get along. Well I tried the mod on my last 4 phones including this one and immediately I see better memory management. The thing is that zep has included so much more in the work than just tweak min free. Yeah there are dozens of tools that tweak min frees but his does more. Right now I have 11 apps in my residents and my ram has locked at 0.93GB. That didn't happen without the mod. My ram would always hover 1.2 or 1.3 GB with 7 apps in my rescent. If I were to switch between any apps right now, they will not reload. Also something I didn't see before the mod. Now as to me having the app head raised, I just went through the script as I always did and I always had the same outcome with every phone I've tried it with. Just my 50 cents on it
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elesbb said:
Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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You were totally wrong to begin with.
But since you're familiar with my work, you actually admit to knowingly spread totally false information.
Or maybe you just don't "get it" and it all goes over your head.

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You were totally wrong to begin with.
But since you're familiar with my work, you actually admit to knowingly spread totally false information.
Or maybe you just don't "get it" and it all goes over your head.
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Again with the insults..
The op asked about the supercharger script, not about the multitasking mod. Your original v6 supercharger script is used for devices with low memory and for people experiencing lag (it's even in your sig) our devices have an incredible amount of memory, thus never having lag. Therefore the v6 supercharger script won't really do much. Plus when I used your script on my HTC touch pro 2, all it did was adjust minfree values to sooner clean up things providing more resources. Yes it also has bulletproofing app options, but that's not what the original question was.
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Android v6 supercharger script

Anyone try this on an epic yet? I don't feel like testing it first as I am waiting for a phone call (staples please hire me)
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/make-the-best-out-of-your-android-device-with-v6-supercharger/
Looks cool though
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Looks interesting and I am reading the thread now.
I am a crash test dummy. I will try it out now...
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Ok, I am running them now. Let me do some testing and report back. I do notice that things do seem to reopen faster after you open them the first time like G-Talk,messaging,browser,etc but let me mess with it some more. I still have to charge battery and re-calibrate my battery..EDIT..I want someone else to try this out to see if things feel faster to them like they do for me. Almost instantly when you press them.
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Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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Thanks yeah it looks very convincing from the thread, gonna apply the script tonight as well and report my findings tomorrow.
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No bugs here. I have tried it on 2 Froyo ROMs now. You have to remember to back out of apps or use task manager because it will keep them open. Great for Multitasking and such. I have no side effects to report. Make sure to calibrate the battery.
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JohnCorleone said:
No bugs here. I have tried it on 2 Froyo ROMs now. You have to remember to back out of apps or use task manager because it will keep them open. Great for Multitasking and such. I have no side effects to report. Make sure to calibrate the battery.
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calibrate before or after applying the script
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Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.
AproSamurai said:
I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.
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did you follow the tutorial linked in the "supercharged" thread...im on eco5 so maybe its eg22
Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.
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I believe he said that its not ready for Gingerbread. There are a lot of changes to be made to the scripts before it will work. This is for Froyo
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I just finished installing this script - it's the real deal. From what I could gather, it passively optimizes memory management by changing when different priority tasks get killed, which optimizes how much free memory you have.
For us Epic users, I found that using custom settings works the best. Since the Epic has 384 MB RAM and the scripts were designed for 256 MB phones, I chose memory values in between "aggressive" and "megaram 512mb". Apps used to have a small delay before they drew - completely gone. This is also a much more efficient and logical "task killer".
The settings I found worked the best were 6,10,30,45,60,75.
It's very noticeable, even running SyndicateROM 1.2/Genocide 2 @1.2GHz.
EnervinE said:
I just finished installing this script - it's the real deal. From what I could gather, it passively optimizes memory management by changing when different priority tasks get killed, which optimizes how much free memory you have.
For us Epic users, I found that using custom settings works the best. Since the Epic has 384 MB RAM and the scripts were designed for 256 MB phones, I chose memory values in between "aggressive" and "megaram 512mb". Apps used to have a small delay before they drew - completely gone. This is also a much more efficient and logical "task killer".
The settings I found worked the best were 6,10,30,45,60,75.
It's very noticeable, even running SyndicateROM 1.2/Genocide 2 @1.2GHz.
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Thanks for that thorough review. I noticed the exact same thing. I am going to try your settings in the morning to see if its even better than it feels now
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Im on EG22 and im running option 9 right now...... I really noticed a difference...... I wonder if someone could implement these scripts into a kernel for our epics
FYI... If an alternative would be to use Galaxy Tuner > Memory Manager > Application cache and plug in those values EnervinE was kind enough to provide to us all.
That would be true if the SuperCharger script was just another lowmemorykiller/minfree tweaker.
FYI: Which it isn't
zeppelinrox said:
That would be true if the SuperCharger script was just another lowmemorykiller/minfree tweaker.
FYI: Which it isn't
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Aah, you are here! Which setting do you recommend for the Epic? I have been using #9 and 11. Also is running the KickAssKernel and the 3G TurboCharger scripts with V6 recommended by you? I thought I read that you said yes in your thread
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btw, it runs great on gingerbread.
In case of errors, try a lower busybox version.
As I said in the PM, it depends on which point the phone gets laggy.
If it's laggy at 50mb free ram, set slot 3 to 50 mb so that you won't have less than that.
For slots 4, 5, and 6, it really depends on how much multitasking you want or don't want.
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btw, it runs great on gingerbread.
In case of errors, try a lower busybox version.
As I said in the PM, it depends on which point the phone gets laggy.
If it's laggy at 50mb free ram, set slot 3 to 50 mb so that you won't have less than that.
For slots 4, 5, and 6, it really depends on how much multitasking you want or don't want.
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That's why some people had an issue with Gingerbread. Needed lower Busybox version. PM effen lags it sometimes. Thanks for the response.
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Lol at me for starting this 2 days before the one in the general section yet the other one has twice as many responses.
Guess more ppl read the general section
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Best way to save battery!!!!

So ive been using this app called system tuner pro to set up my phone to power save mood and its been almost 2 days without charging my phone!
Loot at the pics!!
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Its different wen you keep texting people. Im wondering have you ever texted the whole day with it. To see if the same battery life would occur?
I use my phone all the time!
Internet, music, call, text, and more....
I just have my phone tu run slow and it would not use that much battery... Try it and you will see
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Just a heads up... when running the powersave governor, you're forcing your CPU tonrun at the minimum. So in fact your CPU doesn't run above 384mhz. I am sure that its pretty laggy. Also the device itself will force cpu1 offline when not needed.
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What's your screen on time?
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thederekjay said:
Just a heads up... when running the powersave governor, you're forcing your CPU tonrun at the minimum. So in fact your CPU doesn't run above 384mhz. I am sure that its pretty laggy. Also the device itself will force cpu1 offline when not needed.
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Im not using that app anymore lol i decided to use my phone normally.
Thanks for the advice
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You can try the DW ROM. I have a really good battery life.
One small note. I leave my GPS on all the time but in the stat it only shows when I actually was using some navigation apps.
romny19 said:
Im not using that app anymore lol i decided to use my phone normally.
Thanks for the advice
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Of course you did. Running at 384mhz all day is dumb, laggy, and sucks.
xcrazydx said:
Of course you did. Running at 384mhz all day is dumb, laggy, and sucks.
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Who asked you?
I had my phone running like that cuz i wanted to see how long it would last. But i don't need that. And that's not dumb and my phone wasn't lagging and i was just trying out which means you the one who sucks!!!
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romny19 said:
Who asked you?
I had my phone running like that cuz i wanted to see how long it would last. But i don't need that. And that's not dumb and my phone wasn't lagging and i was just trying out which means you the one who sucks!!!
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You're the one who put it on powersave and thought it would run at 810mhz. LMAO
romny19 said:
Who asked you?
I had my phone running like that cuz i wanted to see how long it would last. But i don't need that. And that's not dumb and my phone wasn't lagging and i was just trying out which means you the one who sucks!!!
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no offence, but if it worked so well, why did you stop using it?
darkness122 said:
no offence, but if it worked so well, why did you stop using it?
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Because he's full of crap and has no idea what he's doing or talking about.
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darkness122 said:
no offence, but if it worked so well, why did you stop using it?
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I just got tired of switching moods. So decided to leave it normal.
Now Im running a darkside ROM.
Its really smooth and anyways Ive never had a problem with my battery I just wanted to see something.....
And you know like always there are some annoying ppl with no life commenting **** cuz they don't have nothing else to do....
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its not worth ur slowing the phone down to much if i wanted speeds like that i wouldnt have got an gs2
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because he's full of crap and has no idea what he's doing or talking about.
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dude what is your problem??????? So what!!!!!!..its his phone...maybe he isnt a self-proclaimed genius like yourself and maybe he doesnt understand the app fully....but the fact that you jumped down his throat when he was only trying to help others with an app he had just shows that you...yes you are an official douchebag...grow up..
romny19 said:
So ive been using this app called system tuner pro to set up my phone to power save mood and its been almost 2 days without charging my phone!
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Based on what I have learned from reading and personal experiences, I would say that there is no "one-size-fit-all" for the best way to save battery. My wife and I have the same devices (T989), and I have both of theme tweaked different; different roms, kernels, etc.
Even though these devices are "identical", the set up I have on my device saves me lots of batter; I can go anywhere between 18 to 48 hours depending on usage and other factors. Same set up on my wife's phone wasn't as effective. However, the way I have her phone teaked, works best for her but not for me.
I would say that it really all depends on how you use your phone, settings, tweaks, widgets, sync, etc.
Please everyone enough with negativity! In my opinion using profiles for ocing and ucing in addition to juice defender is the way to go
I use OC/UV Beater on BM 5.1 ROM.
Keep your phone in your pocket lol
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dude what is your problem??????? So what!!!!!!..its his phone...maybe he isnt a self-proclaimed genius like yourself and maybe he doesnt understand the app fully....but the fact that you jumped down his throat when he was only trying to help others with an app he had just shows that you...yes you are an official douchebag...grow up..
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....aaaaannnndddd perfectly said, Lmmfao!!!!! So true...trollers.
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ZRAM??? What is it and what are the side effects of using it?

Hi guys,
I recently upgraded to CM9 FXP128 and there are some features in the Performance tab of settings, that i dont understand.
First of all what is zRam? and what are the side effects of using it?
There are also two other features (Allow purging of assets, Kernel samepage merging). SHould i use them? Are they useful? What are the side effects?
Thanks a lot
Why dont you look it up on http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/ or search around on xda, anyways never heard of it but im currently using CM7.2
there are really no side effects, unless you do something bad
If I remember correctly its compressed ram, but like stated above go look at the websites and SEARCH
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Yeah I've googled it about 100 times, lol, and because i am a noob, they all dont make sense. I've also looked on XDA, and can't find anything i understand. :crying::crying::crying:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZRam
There you go, compressed swap inside ram, essentially you get more ram....
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So I'm assuming there are no side-effects, ITS ALL GOOD!!!
your memory card will die faster :| thats the bad side effect...
simplyjustkids said:
your memory card will die faster :| thats the bad side effect...
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But when you say faster, will it die within 2 - 3 years, or longer like 7-8 years? I'm using 18% compressed so yeah.
Flash only has so many read and writes before they start dying, it'll still probably last you like 2 year's
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Flash only has so many read and writes before they start dying, it'll still probably last you like 2 year's
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K thanks, I'll probably get a new phone, or replace the card with a larger one by then

[FIX] Dual Core always appears to be on OR off, governors default to performance.

Maybe some of you on custom ROMs have noticed that your second core functions strange, which would also mean terrible battery life and abnormally hot phones.
Well, this is due to something causing the cores to switch governors to "performance" upon boot. The only way to fix it is from a script or other app that controls CPU. That's not all. The second core seems to not function according to specs. It will either always stay on, or always stay off. mpdecision doesn't appear to work properly.
Well, I've narrowed this down to "samsungani" and "samsungpowersound" which are located in /system/bin/. Removing these at an attempt to get custom boot animations working and to get rid of boot sounds are what's causing the funky core behaviors.
The fix is to restore the two files and chmod them 755 as well as chgrp to 2000 to get them back to the way they're supposed to be.
I'm not sure if any of this effects custom kernels but it sure does on the Stock kernel.
The file I uploaded will restore the samsungani and samsungpowersoundplay files to /system/bin/ as well as copy over silent PowerOn and PowerOff sounds.
Wow that's awesome that you figured this out. Great job!!
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This is a awesome catch thank you very much. This may be a stupid question but can you provide a zip to fix this or do we need to do it through file explorer and if so can you give us a tutorial on how.
smccall said:
This is a awesome catch thank you very much. This may be a stupid question but can you provide a zip to fix this or do we need to do it through file explorer and if so can you give us a tutorial on how.
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Sure I can provide a zip, give me a bit.
Does this do anything to the cpusleeper app (eugene)? Not the script, but the actual app for those who have it installed? Will the zip you provide defeat the need for the app? Thanks for any additional info!
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Naddict said:
Does this do anything to the cpusleeper app (eugene)? Not the script, but the actual app for those who have it installed? Will the zip you provide defeat the need for the app? Thanks for any additional info!
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Nah, the zip will only be adding those files back to /system//bin/ if they were removed, like in order to get support for custom boot animations.
Is it "samsungpowersoundplay" ?
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Nice.. waiting for the zip. Thanks
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freeza said:
Sure I can provide a zip, give me a bit.
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Your the **** freeza I'm so happy to see you in the gs3 threads. You did awesome work on the Evo 3d
Any zip yet?
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Any zip yet?
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Hope your not asking for an Eta if you read the five post he said give him some time he is doing this for free. This is the number one rule on xda when you see the zip in the op then you know its done. Not trying to be mean but you will get flamed for asking a question like that just trying to help you out
Flashable is up!
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Is it "samsungpowersoundplay" ?
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Yes
smccall said:
Your the **** freeza I'm so happy to see you in the gs3 threads. You did awesome work on the Evo 3d
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Thanks man
Does anyone know if their is any negative effect on blazer 1.6 ?
khrizg35 said:
Does anyone know if their is any negative effect on blazer 1.6 ?
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Havent had any issues so far. Good to go imo.
freeza said:
Flashable is up!
Yes
Thanks man
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Just flashed it rom definitively seems alot more responsive I was seeing the lag and just had some plain weird stuff going on glad we have a dev lime you to find stuff like this and squash it. Do we need to flash this after we flash a rom obviously your rom will have the fix so I'm not worried about it but for others who arent using your rom.
Edit: is there any way I can test to insure both cores are doing what they are supposed to be doing like an app per say
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Just flashed it rom definitively seems alot more responsive I was seeing the lag and just had some plain weird stuff going on glad we have a dev lime you to find stuff like this and squash it. Do we need to flash this after we flash a rom obviously your rom will have the fix so I'm not worried about it but for others who arent using your rom.
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Well, it really only will matter if your current ROM includes a different boot animation and/or removes those files. In any other case, it will do nothing.
freeza said:
Well, it really only will matter if your current ROM includes a different boot animation and/or removes those files. In any other case, it will do nothing.
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OK thanks again love the rom I know you get asked this a lot but if you ever need a tester let me know I use to test for mijuah but my son stole my s2 so I'm bored now lol.
Zip applied, and I had to duplicate the process to confirm what I thought I saw:
Been running blazer 1.6 for a few days now and I honestly don't know what (if any) boot animations are built into that rom, but in the spirit of testing (and flash addiction) I used this zip.
This is what I noticed (and duplicated to confirm)--
Chainfire's live dmesg/logcat (I used paid versions) were replaced by this zip file.
When I "reinstalled" the first attempt found no boot animation files. I attempted install again and this time it did indeed "repair" the logcat/dmesg boot screen.
This is my first dual core so I have no experience in these apps working or not on such phones.
If this is wide spread then perhaps chainfire might want to look into an update to his code, if this is specific to the sgs3 then maybe we have deeper issues to delve into.
Sprint...LF9...Blazer1.6...no other customizations
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freeza, I have to say you are one of my favorite people on here. I get excited when I see your posts. There is always something good inside. Thanks
Tsudeily said:
freeza, I have to say you are one of my favorite people on here. I get excited when I see your posts. There is always something good inside. Thanks
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Lg g2 knock knock feature for s4

Hello Xda, I was curious whether there is an application for all android devices that enables the knock knock feature from the g2. If anyone knows, please post the link. Cheers
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Hello Xda, I was curious whether there is an application for all android devices that enables the knock knock feature from the g2. If anyone knows, please post the link. Cheers
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I know I can set certain behaviors with apex launcher using a desktop double tap which resembled the "knock knock" feature. Sleeping and waking the phone isnt one of them though.
They had an app for the Nexus line called "PGM Nexus" that had the exact same function. Maybe you could ask those guys for a similar mod for the S4?
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Armandopjr said:
They had an app for the Nexus line called "PGM Nexus" that had the exact same function. Maybe you could ask those guys for a similar mod for the S4?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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The only problem is that I'm not rooted
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The only problem is that I'm not rooted
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Good luck with any moderate to serious mods without being rooted
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Good luck with any moderate to serious mods without being rooted
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I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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It's all about permissions... What is the so permitted to do without root access?
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Maybe a tasked profile.
If I actually did help, how bout a Thanks
Thought something like this was kernel based. Custom kernels for the htc one have this ability.
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Pretty sure osmosizzz is correct. Faux and Franco usually build this in but without root your sol. Sorry dude.
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I had PGM on my galaxy nexus.... after getting used to it, it really really hard to live without this feature (especially after a few failed hardware buttons on phones in the past). Alongside the on-screen buttons, my phone required no hardware button pressing.
This is the one feature I will go to the ends of the earth looking for, and unfortunately I have yet to find anything like this for the S4. The reason this is such an obscure feature is because it requires low level kernel+hardware development, and from what I have heard from ponery and other devs, getting the kernel and screen to listen for specific screen input /w a corresponding kernel module (while keeping battery drain at an acceptable level) requires very very specific hardware and boatloads of very extensive, tricky, and sensitive development.
I wish someone would make something like this for the S4 (if ponery did I would jump for joy), and I would pay good money for it too.
It would have been really awesome if samsung would have included this type of feature alongside airview (and made sure they were both really really polished.... like an open airview api out-of-the-box), instead of the dumpster full of gimmicky garbage they did include.
starnostar said:
I had PGM on my galaxy nexus.... after getting used to it, it really really hard to live without this feature (especially after a few failed hardware buttons on phones in the past). Alongside the on-screen buttons, my phone required no hardware button pressing.
This is the one feature I will go to the ends of the earth looking for, and unfortunately I have yet to find anything like this for the S4. The reason this is such an obscure feature is because it requires low level kernel+hardware development, and from what I have heard from ponery and other devs, getting the kernel and screen to listen for specific screen input /w a corresponding kernel module (while keeping battery drain at an acceptable level) requires very very specific hardware and boatloads of very extensive, tricky, and sensitive development.
I wish someone would make something like this for the S4 (if ponery did I would jump for joy), and I would pay good money for it too.
It would have been really awesome if samsung would have included this type of feature alongside airview (and made sure they were both really really polished.... like an open airview api out-of-the-box), instead of the dumpster full of gimmicky garbage they did include.
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Guess it is time for me to switch to lg
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the PGM feature is the best implementation ive seen id really like to see that on the s4
calrity
The Illest 619 said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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what else did you install to get it working?
i would seriously pay to get this feature on an s3 or see it available for the s4 if i ever find a cheap s4 to buy that i can flash or byod to my company
robcop19 said:
what else did you install to get it working?
i would seriously pay to get this feature on an s3 or see it available for the s4 if i ever find a cheap s4 to buy that i can flash or byod to my company
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what kernel are compatible with it, kt, chronicle and where can i download module for it ?
nexusmanftw said:
I don't see how it's so serious. It's just tapping the display twice to wake the device. How complicated is it?
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You can buy LG G2
The Illest 619 said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.paranoid.touchcontrolfree&hl=en
says its compatible so i tried it but needs you to install a seperate app after it.. the actual module is only for nexus.
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I don't mean to bother but I asked a few months ago how you got the app working on your s4. You said you downloaded something else to do it? I've been looking everywhere for this.
I know I would need a kernel as well so what kernel did you get with it?
robcop19 said:
I don't mean to bother but I asked a few months ago how you got the app working on your s4. You said you downloaded something else to do it? I've been looking everywhere for this.
I know I would need a kernel as well so what kernel did you get with it?
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Don't think I ever said I got it working. The description at the time said it was compatible (which it doesn't now) but after installing the app I needed to install some extra module which is only for nexus which made it useless for me.
Guys newbie here... found someting about knock on feature...
Its on ExperimentalX kernal but its not for our device hope so it can be ported buy developers.
If it helps here's the link...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/orig-development/kernel-elementalx-n5-0-23-t2519607

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