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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MehLon:
Having a spot of bother at the moment with using a RebelSim - just bought a shiny new Desire and intend to use my RebelSim from my old Hero to unlock it without having to mess around with unlock codes or rooting (Under contract, don't want to void the warranty) . But for some abnormal reason, it isn't picking up my network (Virgin Mobile). Does anyone else have this problem and is there a fix for this?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daddyspud:
Erm never heard of that device but u can use this free software to unlock ur desire

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=943726
[Legend Themes and Apps] Dr.Romca:
Hey Penguin, nice to have another chef here :) Can you post this in DEV as this is a full ROM so I think it deserves to be there ;) Also a few screenshots would be great ;)

Thanks!

EDIT: Or if our mod can move this :D If powerpenguin agrees, ofcourse ;)
[Legend Themes and Apps] powerpenguin:
Díky, Dr.Romca, oh, btw., it has also your "Quietly Rooted" bootanim included :)

Sorry, wanted to post in dev, but still 2 posts away from dev-access...:cool:

Maybe the mod can move it after I am able to post there too?

Cheers
[Legend Themes and Apps] powerpenguin:
...as for screenshots, nothing to see really, it looks just the same as B 0.8.4 (with stock fonts); it's only different under the hood ;)

cheers,
[Legend Themes and Apps] lollazzo:
browser htc has flashlite, in some situation it is the best on htc legend (because the phone isn't compatible with adobe flash)
[Legend Themes and Apps] powerpenguin:
Thanks for the info. You mean on Legend I can only see flash if I would use the htc browser? Or are there other alternatives?
[Legend Themes and Apps] lollazzo:
Yes,you can only see flash if you would use the htc browser :D
[Legend Themes and Apps] and313:
It wouldn't hurt too see some pictures :)
[Legend Themes and Apps] powerpenguin:
Ok, since everybody wants screenshots, here you go (but it really just looks like BlaY0 0.8.4. with stock fonts and own wallpaper)
[Legend Themes and Apps] HISOON:
thanks ;)
[Legend Themes and Apps] delatdecatsini:
Does this rom support unicode font?
[Defy General] pjgowtham:
I ve started overclocking my defy

I m using the below settings

18vsel 300mhz

28vsel 500mhz

50vsel 1024mhz

Will lowering my voltage fry cpU??? or only it ll get fried if it is set it high???

Are these settings most stable

Please share your settings
[Defy General] zakoo2:
my settings are:

18vsel - 300MHz

30vsel - 600MHz

45vsel - 800MHz

lowering the vsel can't fry your cpu, it only can cause hang or reboot, but afaik that can't cause damage.

run a stress test to find out whether those settings are stable, it varies with different devices, e.g. mine wasn't stable at 1GHz@50vsel.
[Defy General] pjgowtham:
UPDATED!!

now at

18vsel 250mhz

30vsel 600mhz

49vsel 1024mhz
[Defy General] nisamtetreb:
Stabiltytest was fine for an hour but I increased vsel, after I got problems in Youtube and data connection on Wifi and 3G.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lynrax:
<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..
<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM> Please wait..
<OSM> Litening_Rom_v1-0.tar.md5 is valid.
<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..
<OSM> Leave CS..
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)

i always get this message but nothing hapens den.

it is rooted and booted from the boot loader
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FnH84:
So I'm getting this pad as a birthday present in July. I live in Italy, but I'm moving to Finland in August. I've heard there might be a problem with downloading market apps if I change countries. Is this true?

Basically what I'm after is that if I activate the product, while I am in Italy, will I still be able to download market apps in Finland, when I move there?
[GT540 Optimus General] DarkCaine:
Hi guys!

I just wanted to ask you about what we Gt540 users should do for have best performance on swiftdroid M5.

Like in Quadrant and other benchmark programs.
[GT540 Optimus General] max1919:
kill processes, overclock, maybe make SWAP...
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
Actually, without any change, on my oppinion, it's the best ROM with best performance.

I set clock on max 768/min 245; swap partition with swappines 10, s2e (400 MB ext3 partition) and it's working better then ever!

Best of all battery is on 60%, and it's already 2d1h on battery!

Nice work Mur4ik!
[GT540 Optimus General] darál0w:
i think...Swap is the most important;)
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
That sounds cool but what is s2e? Am gonna try imitating you. xD
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
simple2ext...it's an application for moving applications and cache (internal memory) on ext partition. You have to create ext (i have ext3) partition and download app from market.

And if you really wont to copy me then you need swap partition as well.

I was generous so i set 512 MB ext3, and 256 swap, but you don't need so much (256ext/64swap is enough i think!

...if you put all that, let me now on your oppinion...
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I have a 512MB ext2. I have already used 384MB on ext2. It includes data(lib), dalvick cache and apks. I use link2sd. I will check out s2e.

Does it move app cache or the cache partition?
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
I think app cache (if this is app folder), but not the cache partition!

...so on ext partition are folders: app, app-private, dalvik-cache, download, lost+found.
[GT540 Optimus General] yozolios:
yeah...just overclocking and SWAP, also get an app called ROOT TOOLS.

it allows you to change boot animation, over clock, ad block(works well with angry birds), properties builder, and some other tweaks and hacks. :D

and btw can anyone link me a copy of livewallpaper picker apk form the original m5 rom? im using data2system :)
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I use AdFree for Ad blocking on Android and I use MVPS Hosts file on my PC. I prefer HOSTS based ad blocking more than other methods.

And, hmm, did you guys check LBE Privacy Guard? It's pretty cool.

And, as for app cache, I guess Link2SD would do a better job since you can individually select which app(cache,apk,lib) goes to SD and which stays internal. This way, you could have Dialer, Keyboard and essential apps always on phone even if the SD is removed or not loaded right after boot.
[GT540 Optimus General] angemon10:
I spend whole afternoon yesterday to make Link2SD and later S2E to work, didn't manage it :(, and now I move apps in .android_secure. Oh well...

My Quadrant scores:

436 - stock 2.1 ROM

800 - Swiftdroid v2.0 M5

1017 - Swiftdroid v2.0 M5 (OC @ 806 MHz)

I installed SD-Booster. And that's the great way to boost performances of microSD card :D.
[GT540 Optimus General] revilo34:
maur4ik said in v2.0 m5 no need to overclock your phone because it has a built in overclock and it is a fastest either for some previous version of swiftdroid
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
About S2E, i had a lot of problems too. I tried to create ext in recovery more then a million times, and i finally make S2E to work when i created ext3 on computer with Acronis Disk Director.

About SD-Booster, i tried it as well as one or two more similar apps and i didn't notice any difference in quadrant nor in Antutu.
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Quadrant does not check the SD speeds.

The performance boost of SD booster should be checked with SD Tools ( https://market.android.com/details?id=ales.veluscek.sdtools ) or something similar.

And, quadrant score is not always the best measure of a phone's performance. A better alternative would be to check the FPS of a graphics heavy application.

Overclocking speeds up only the CPU. But, in most mobile devices, CPU is not the usual limiting factor of performance. Overclocking will show a performance hike only in arithmetic apps. Rather, on most phones, performance is limited by IO speeds of the hardware.
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
Correct, not in quadrand then in Antutu (it measure SD), and i checked speed in SD Tools to, and the results were the same.

When you mentioned it, haw can I check the FPS? (And, I think quadrant does the same thing. It measure FPS in few 2D and 3D simulations)

My Quadrant score: 1174 - Swiftdroid v2.0 M5 (OC @ 768 MHz)

P.S. I just flashed M6...I'm very curious...
[GT540 Optimus General] marlboroazrag:
lol I get 1250+ even when on v1.8 ! OC @ 825mhz

In this Im using M6@825Mhz
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I got some performance boost with SD Boost but it was just some 2MB/s or so which was insignificant since it can decrease SD life.

There are a lot of graphics benchmarking apps.

You can try neocore or An3DBench. There was another OpenGL test app in market under demo section but I can't remember name. I haven't personally tried many of these but this is just a start. You can look for "3d benchmark android" on Google. You can also check the FPS in many graphics intensive games.
[GT540 Optimus General] angemon10:
V6 SuperCharger + SD Booster (set on 2048) + 128 MB Linux swap partition = :D
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
If we talking about best performance, V6 Supercharger is definitely must have!

I set it yesrerday (so, it's still on probation), and it's like i'm having a new phone!
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I use Auto Memory Optimizer to modify memory management settings. Easier than tinkering with scripts.
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
I haven't tried it, so I can't compare, but I'm thrilled with this script...and it's 36 sec. of work. I haven't worked with scripts so far, but guy put a awesome tutorial (i felt a bit like an idiot following this tutorial, cause you really don't have to use your own mind). And I'm going to say again, nothing improved performance on my toy so significantly like Mur4ik's ROM(recompiled kernel/overclock), and now this script. Add swapper, and free ROM (s2e, Link2SD, data2system etc.) and I wont change my phone not even for G2x...
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
You are welcome to buy me an g2x in exchange for my optimus if you like. xD =P

I installed Joestone's Gingerbread with newer kernel. I still haven't tested it. I odexed it but still need to enable swap. I changed from ext2 to ext4 as well.
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Darn this little sucker.

I reached 1250 on quadrant at 792-792MHz(performance) on an odexed version of joestone gingerbread with newer kernel. I was surprised. :)
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
I reached 1367 on quadrant at 806MHz(performance), and 1463 at 892MHz on joestone gingerbread (on Mu4ik's M6 i couldn't reach over 1300 even on 900MHz)...(you have a good taste Nibras, this rom seems to be great...unfortunately, Joestone's Optimus is bricked, so this version is final)

P.S. I'm a bit lazy to search...what does it mean "odexed", or "deodexed"?
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
You're confused.

AMM is tinkering with minfree values. It's not truly memory management.

My script is SuperCharging OOM groupings and priorities while the minfree settings is actually a secondary/complimentary feature.

You can leave minfrees alone and fix the OOM groupings and it would still feel like a brand new phone.
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Thats a lot. :)

Thanks for the comment on taste:p

Joestone's this version is final? But, pretty much the ROM has all features needed by me working fine.

Swiftdroid's core memory foot print is a bit high. :/

Odexed rom is a rom with system apks odexed. It has app.odex instead of app.dex. odex files load app faster thab dex and are more memory efficient. All stock roms are odexed. I wish joestone would release his source code so that someone else will start working.

Wait, how did his phone get bricked? Dont tell me it was due to his ROM :P
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I see but in a guide for yoir script, i saw the writer has asked to specify minfree.

I will check out your script again
[GT540 Optimus General] maryyo:
joe.stone@ "I have done it with flashing a kdz.The phone dropped the USB connection and there was no way restart it. I have done several times before , now it killed my phone.

I am planning to share the sourcecode . But my free github does not allow to share the whole , maybe I will create a zip ." - you have everything on his thread...
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Yes. I just read. :)
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Uploaded update2.

Has user selectable scrolling speed, a couple of fixes for yesterday's update for issues that I never had, and tweaked the bootscript permission.

I hope the boot script works automatically for more people than before while not breaking it for those for which it already worked...

So for those that it already works, try this new one and see if it still works please...
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Good work.Am still tinkering with swap. It takes time since I have a lot of data. Your script is next.
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Hows the script working for you?
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Didn't try yet.

"Still trying to get the 99SuperCharger boot script to load automatically for everybody... grrrrr..."

Try this.

Add the following lines to /data/local/userinit.sh

#!/system/bin/sh

sh yourscript.sh

This should be the easiest way.

And, yes, chmod userinit.sh to 0755 or 4755.
[GT540 Optimus General] Danzano:
Where can we download script and how to tutorial if its any good?
[GT540 Optimus General] Danzano:
Nibras maybe you could write the how to your advice so far has been spot on and invaluable :) thanks for your work thus far
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Hmm I guess I can just do "sh /system/etc/init.d/99SuperCharger" and have both bases covered.
[GT540 Optimus General] Danzano:
That would be awesome with instructions for really dumb windows users like me
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
init.d is not available in all stock ROMs. It can be taken for granted in most custom ROMs only.
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
How to for that above script? Our friend zeppelinrox has already made available a long tutorial over here at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276
[GT540 Optimus General] Danzano:
Got it ;)
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Of course.

If there is no init.d folder, its assumed to be a stock rom and /data/99SuperCharger.sh is created instead (which the user configres to run as root and at boot)

I was only referring to custom roms.

So here is the problem on this one...

jrohwer confirmed that the init.d script does run but the rc file runs after it so supercharger settings get instantly wiped.

I tried the userinit.sh method and that actually runs before init.d scripts so that's not a solution either.

userinit.sh gets wiped by init.d boot script which gets wiped by init.swift.rc... balls
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Can't you just edit the rc?
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
It's in the boot image so a new one is created on boot.

PITA
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Yes but you can extract using yaffs, modify and repack. I guess boot.img could be flashed without recovery.
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
I don't think a script can do all that... especially one that tries to be applied universally and quickly on all android phones...

The easy solution for this phone/os is to clean the rc file of minfree, MEM and ADJ settings so that the init.d boot script doesn't get nullified.

A more difficult solution is having the script modify the rc.

For milestones, that's exactly what it does.

It works because the rc file doesn't get renewed.

If somebody wanted to edit the rc, they could change V6's "/system/etc/rootfs/init.mapphone_umts.rc" references to the one they want, run the script, and put that in boot.img

But then that would have to be done whenever a change in setting is wanted... PITA
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
Hmm, I guess it would be a better idea to create a very simple app. lol
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
That's what I intend.

Perhaps a GUI for the script
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Latest update 3b should finally stick!

I'm using userinit.sh to act as a failsafe... it simply launches the /init.d/99SuperCharger script after a 2 minute delay.

It's been working for users where the init.d file wouldn't stick... even with the delay :)
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
That's cool. Glad my idea of userinit.sh worked. xD
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Yes you did remind me of userinit, which I had dismissed awhile ago because it runs sooner than init.d folder.

I also remembered trying the sleep command in 99supercharger without success.

After replying to one of your posts the idea popped into my head to use userinit simply as a launcher for 99supercharger :D

Its funny... fail + fail = success LOL
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
It's logical though. lol

In Math, - x - = + lol

Glad it worked. Keep up the good work and thanks for the script. xD
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
True that!

Heh...
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
This thought popped in to my head. You are using init.d to run the script and you are running it again via userinit. Isn't this a waste?

Wouldn't it be a better idea to avoid init.d altogether and use userinit only? (You can store the script somewhere else in system or data folder)
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Yes that thought occurred to me but I think init.d is more universal in custom roms.

I don't think all custom roms have userinit configured.

On milestone roms, there is a userinit script to enable the function.

So I figure that if userinit works, init.d is essential for it to work.

But the reverse isn't true.

Therefore, the script would not be as universal.

It's indeed not a great solution for roms that already had the init.d script working.

Maybe I can make it a configurable option.
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
userinit launches before init.d.

But, using the delay, you made userinit modify again after rc. wouldn't it be a better idea to add a check? userinit won't launch supercharger. instead, it will check if values in supercharger in init.d match the current system values. if it matches, userinit would delete the launcher code. if not, it will remove the supercharger for init.d and move it to /data/.
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
I really like the idea of implementing a check and I've been considering different ways of doing it.

I don't like the idea of relying on userint.sh as the only failsafe and sometimes users report that groupings stick but not minfrees.

I also found out that you can have a sleep delay without risk of hanging the boot process by having a sleep command in a script that is called by userinit.sh or an init.d boot script.

Coincidentally, I already was creating a /data/99SuperCharger.sh script - but only for stock roms (ie. no init.d folder was found)

So I ran all the factors into a blender and here's what I got.

/data/99SuperCharger.sh gets created for stock roms as well as custom roms.

userinit.sh launches BOTH the /init.d script and the /data script.

The /init.d script loads supercharger settings and then it also calls the /data script.

The /data script has a 3 minute delay if there is an /init.d script. Then after, 3 minutes, it executes but only if current minfrees or grouping adjustments aren't what they should be.

If there is no /init.d script, the /data script launches immediately since this is the file that stock roms use to load SuperCharger settings via Script Manager.

So the end result?

Well, I did a test...

I had set AKMO and AMM load minfrees on boot and rebooted.

At first, minfrees matched the init.d SuperCharger script

Next, AKMO applied its minfrees

Then AMM applied its minfrees

A few moments later, minfrees were back to my SuperCharger preset thanks to the /data script!

So now, I think the boot up script is bulletproof while not applying settings unnecessarily ;)
[GT540 Optimus General] eoghan2t7:
hi mate your plan above sounds really good hopefully it will work for everyone lol
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
yep it's fun having AMM settings get overwritten by my SuperCharger LOL

It will still work for you as before because userinit still launches /init.d/99supercharger immediately.

But if you were to have AMM or AKMO load on boot, those settings should get overwritten by supercharger minfrees almost immediately because on my phone anyway, AKMO and AMM load their settings about 2 minutes into the boot

An update 6 test is ready... I added an option to install itself to system/xbin so that you can use it more easily with terminal emulator

I used some freaky powerful command for that :D

So why not attach it here... :)

edit: damn... it hangs some phones again... see my next post below
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I guess an app that launches at start would be the most universal and failproof option.
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Im guessing you're right

Latest hangs boot again on some phones

edit: attached test2... only 10 second delay... you get the added failsafe to have settings stick but no risk of annoying / long pause
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
If you are not ready to make a full fledged app with the ability to customize the script, you could still create an app just to launch the script.
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Wow, you're one clever cookie lol
[GT540 Optimus General] nibras_reeza:
I hope so. =P
[GT540 Optimus General] zeppelinrox:
Update 6 is up :)

UPDATED July 16, 2011:

- Update 6

Added Second MegaRAM device setting.

Added installation to system option - for easy use with Terminal Emulator!

Added UnSuperCharger verification

Improved status checker. It can sometimes determine if home is locked in memory! If not, it asks you if it is.

Saves SuperCharger settings! - They are displayed on the main menu if they exist.

Saves Cust-OOM settings! - Cust-OOM settings get added to the menu!

Smart Cust-OOMizer - Just try it :)

Improved the code some more. It's smarter than ever :)

Improved messages to user. Clearer instructions and errors are given!

Final attempt to get this to load on boot. Custom ROMs will now get the /data/userinit.sh and /data/99SuperCharger.sh files.

Easily cook into your rom! Just change the variable (rcpath=) on line 120 to the path of your *rc file!

1224 lines of code! :eek: :cool:
[Streak 5 Accessories] r1astas:
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http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/08/brasso-gadget-care-polish-review/
[Streak 5 Accessories] lufc:
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[Streak 5 Accessories] garethsimpsonuk:
After reading this I went and bought some and it is awesome! Thanks
[Streak 5 Accessories] lufc:
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[Captivate General] stewi21:
hi all, i was just wondering, will OCing my captivate to 1.6 Ghz damage the CPU?

thanks!
[Captivate General] Shammyh:
Couple of things for you:

First, I doubt your device will run stable at 1.6 GHz. Most Galaxy S-type devices won't run stable above 1.4 GHz, and while some do, only a very lucky few can run at 1.6 GHz.

Second, yes, you can damage your CPU doing that. Higher clock speed = more heat generated & more time at higher voltages. That means more chance of doing physical hardware damage to your device.

That being said... you are *probably* not likely to do harm to your device if you overclock to 1.6 (and it manages to be stable) and you aren't running benchmarks 24/7.

I think the real question for you, is why would you want to run your device that fast? If you want high benchmark scores to impress your friends, just cheat Quadrant, way easier, and less chance of causing problems. If your device is so unresponsive at it's current speed, then find a different ROM/software setup.

1.6 GHz should never really be necessary.