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[Motorola Droid 3] krazykrivda:
Have you rebooted your device? If not give that a go, and tell me how it works out for you.

I didn’t' even execute any options with the script and it cause me to bootloop once I rebooted, and someone else experienced the same.
[Motorola Droid 3] saintlikesniper:
I did bootlooped factory rest got my stuff back re-supercharged and works fine I even did a reboot after 30mins and still worked
[Motorola Droid 3] Lyxdeslic:
I figured as much, but I am getting a pretty decent amount of lag, even after fully removing bloatware (about 32 apps total). I don't see how people are claiming 200mb free. Even after bloatware removal, I still only have 80-130 free at any given time, and I personally hate using an app-killer.

Don't get me wrong, I do know that Android will try and use up any memory that is free and that having a low number of RAM available isn't a bad thing. But, as I stated earlier, I am experiencing a good amount of lag from time to time (mainly due to my widgets I would assume).

I did a factory reset and a battery pull 2 days ago, and the boot-up process is twice as fast now...just as it was when I first bought the phone. But the lag is still present, and the REDRAWING is driving me absolutely insane.
[Motorola Droid 3] GoogleAndroid:
Yeah. That was me. I did run the script though. It didn't even get past the Droid part of the boot animation. A factory reset will fix it, and you'll still have root after.
[Motorola Droid 3] BDAZZG1:
Silly rabbits V6 is for Froyo!
[Motorola Droid 3] -iD:
not true; v6 is for all android OS released so far. It was specifically developed for Gingerbread, but works well on Froyo also.

BUT: There are still conflicting reports that changes it makes in the /system folder may cause problems with the D3, so until an .sbf is available, i'd proceed with great caution doing ANYTHING to the D3 that is not entirely in userspace.
[Motorola Droid 3] cyferhax:
I removed most of the bloat I was comfortable pulling off... but I must say the biggest jump in responsiveness has been from tweaking the build.prop to increase the events per second (I'm at 120) and VM memory (64m).

Please, err on the side of caution right now as we have no sbf, no clockwork recovery. I had to sbf my D2 enough times playing with things I didn't think had a chance of breaking it, that did, that I'm very careful what I poke at on my daily driver, and urge you to as well ;)
[Continuum Android Development] XsceneXhippieX:
What do I have to do to gain init.d support on the froyo roms? I would enjoy the benefits of the v6 supercharger, and other ram scripts for that matter, any boot script can be placed in there and do awesome things for the performance of our continuums. Could somebody shed some insight upon how to include this feature in a rom?
[Continuum Android Development] trailblazer101:
You need to have that feature added into a custom kernel.... Which we aren't going to be able to have probably unless Samsung releases the source xP

You can still get v6 to work, you just need to use script manager toset the crashes script in data to run at boot...
[Continuum Android Development] XsceneXhippieX:
Might you give more details? I dont know how to do that, and it states not to run at boot in the v6 thread do I'm confused, I know the script run at boot *on my other phones* but yeah, I'm willing to learn :)
[Continuum Android Development] trailblazer101:
Yeah, it tells you not to run the script ITSELF, instead you run at boot using Script Manager the V6 script that was created in your data directory after running the script for the first time :)

This makes it work for me :)

To find that script, just go to settings and enable browse as root, or whatever, and then go to data :) It should be right there :)
[Continuum Android Development] XsceneXhippieX:
I figured it out before I saw your post, but you would have lewd me directly to my answer so thank you very much! This phone runs so fast I can't keep up
[Continuum Android Development] trailblazer101:
haha, your welcome :)
[Continuum Android Development] logan302:
BusyBox

This tread intrigued me and I started reading up. I noticed that I have BusyBox 1.18.4 and it says to use 1.18.2 and lower. Are you complying or using the latest BusyBox? If I need to downgrade then I need to learn that first.

Thanks!
[Continuum Android Development] Moon Shadow - NM:
As trailblazer stated before, you need to have init.d integrated into the kernel, however, I am working on a "work around". I do not have much time for development, so my progress is a little slow. As soon as I have "good information" to post, I will be posting something in the DEV forum.

For right now, I am having to cook my own zip file to flash my phone with... (I've killed my phone twice so far... This learning curve is kinda steep...) Joshkoss has pointed me in a good direction and I hope to have something concrete by the end of the Labor Day weekend. I don't do place holders, and I really don't like building up expectations, however, you asked a question directly related to what I am trying to get to work. :D

Ciao!
[Continuum Android Development] imnuts:
IMO, init.d scripts are useless as 90% of them are completely situation and phone dependent. What you're gaining in performance in one area is only going to make the phone run worse in other instances. Anything worth-while should be just put into the init.rc to set the values on boot. The stock kernel can be hacked to add a variety of things if you really want to do it though. You just can't add much that requires a new driver/module.
[Continuum Android Development] nodixe:
So do you think theV6SupCharger script is useless as well? Since I trust you I jus want your opinion is all....

sent from my XDA phone - its more than a continuum
[Continuum Android Development] Moon Shadow - NM:
Well, I was hoping to use init.d for things like loading tun.ko for VPN, however, I just ran into an issue with that... tun.ko needs to be built against the kernel you will be running it on... Well, that nixed that one... Until we have the kernel source.

The more I looked into the init.rc file, the more I have come to realize that for scripts and the like, putting them there would be the best solution, rather than trying to get init.d scripts working. So, unless someone has a compelling reason for me to pursue the init.d stuff, I'm shelving it for now.

IMO the SuperCharger scripts are good, however on the Continuum, it is better to be running with Auto Memory Manager (AMM) to set the memory management memory levels. I'm running 8, 12, 45, 60, 80, 100. Now this is on EC03. I would guess I'll have different settings on EC07.

Have you taken a look at the Fixed - Home launcher being killed when memory is low? This does what the SuperCharger script does, only manually. As far as the 3G tweaks and the other tweaks zepplinrox has added, IDK if they will work on the Continuum. I just kinda do things to fix problems I see (or think I see). :D
[Continuum Android Development] imnuts:
You could possibly get it working, but you'd just have it load the module in the init.rc rather than having an init.d script do it if you really wanted it.
[Continuum Android Development] Moon Shadow - NM:
Okay dude, ya done gone convinced me...

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Unless several people want an init.d kind of function for the Continuum, I have been wholly convinced by imnuts that having init.d functionality for the Continuum is redundant with the init.rc script running things at boot. If, after reading this thread

and you still think you want Init.d functionally, let me know.

Sent from my rooted Samsung Continuum, running Android 2.2 - Froyo, thanks to imnuts!
[Verizon Droid Charge] Togadood:
Okay, I'm on minimalgummy theme ep1q. I wanna get back to normal gummygbe. Do I just flash the zip from gummy?
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
yeah I've heard that'll work but ymmv

blazing through on my 4G Droid Charge
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
Hello experts... not not sure if im doing it right by posting a new thread... but i really need ur help... and couldn't find semilar thread here...

I have rooted my Wildfire 2/3 monts ago... from that day, my phone is not taking full charge... it's taking 48% charge...but most of the time, less than that... evenn if i connect the phone in the charger for a full day. the charge only last 3/4 hours even if i dont do much without 3/4 callings... I'm now using CM7 stable rom...

I also tried a new battery in it... but it was all the same... i tried my phone battery in to other wildfire and it worked perfectly... it shows full charge...

Is anyone else facing the same problem...?? can someone give me a solution...?? i'll be really greatfull....

Thank you in advance...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkstep:
you can try THIS in ur case charge it like 4 hours since its not going all the way to 100%
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
tried but nothing happendbro... it's all the same... :( anything else...??
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkstep:
it work for me when my battery was messed up, you can try flshing latest radio or do a full wipe and flash a rom.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dethox:
You know that background services drain the battery very fast.

Also keep wifi/mobile data/ bluetooth on only when you use it.

Uninstall any odd-apps-that-require-data connection-and-run-into-background.

Furthermore, try a sense RoM ( the one from my sig for example ) and see how the device behaves then.

For now I cannot suggest more then basic stuff as I don't know exactly what is going on with your device.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
draining battery is not the main problem... it's not charging more than 30/40%...

i'll try a sense ROM though and let u know the result. thanks for ur suggesion...:)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bx19:
Before trying a sense rom, format the phone. Then switch off and charge . Make sure to use a recovery without offmode charging bug. Wait till the red led turns green. Then enter recovery and wipe battery stats. Then unplug charger and switch on the phone. Hope it helps.

Edit: Another suggestion. You said your battery gets full charge in another wildfire. So make a full charge in another wildfire. Then insert the battery in your wildfire and go to recovery and wipe the battery stats. Then power on the phone and check.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
Same with my wildfire too stuck on like 70 to 80 never goes 100%. Already tries sense Rom and all other Rom but still facing the issue. When i try to charge in off it stuck and need to take the battery out and than it gonna b start is it a bug of alpha x s off or recovery plz help out this battery issue.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Just read a thread by someone who is experiencing the very same thing on a Stock, Unrooted. S-ON Phone. So I guess it's unrelated to root or anything.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
thanks a lot...:) can you suggest a rom?? shall i try 2.1 or 2.2... i heard that i'll lose the right too root if i install 2.2....? and also can you discribe this word, "without offmode charging bug". sorry, i'm not an expert on these...:rolleyes:
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
yes... i also need a solution fast... :( i'm blaming my self for rooting now... :(
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmax:
I got the same battery-stuck on stock, unrooted, s-on phone (froyo). Tried to do everything - root, clear battery stat, flash rom (sense, nonsense, stock), downgrade hboot to 0.80, new battery, charging when phone turned off - nothing. Battery keep not charging full and I saw green led a long time ago. :(

Follow this thread attentively.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
It's not the bug of rooting buddy I thing some hardware fault becoz many people out who,s facing this issue before rooting like me i already all Rom but nothing can cure this problem so I revert back to s on and I gonna claim ma warrenty from HTC I they gonna fix it.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Do post an update on what they say. Seems that this issue is probably going to affect many (or some?) of the Wildfire's out there at some point or the other.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
i dont have warrenty either... :(:( what i'm gonna do with this phone... i cant do anything with this... after full night charge, when i take it out... with in an hour it starts giving the warning to connect with the charger...even if i dont make any call or anything... :( i can not take it out...

please keepp us posted what they said about this problem...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nafornitsl:
when i rooted my device my the green LED turned on at 90% charged, however if i left it it continued charging to 100%. i think you have a similar problem, just wait it out hoping it charges.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmax:
how long time did it take to get full charge?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmax:
it's never gets to green LED, so it's never gets more then 60-80%
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
my 1 is wors now... it does not takes charge more than 20%-30%... :( i think i have to dump this mobile, if any soluition does not comes out soon... :( i can not even sell this thig to anyone with this problem... :(
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Why don't you take it to a repair shop? Even if you don't give it for repairs, atleast it can possibly help identify the issue?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
it never takes full charge... even if i connect the phone with the charger for 3 days... it will not charge more than 30%....:(
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
there are no HTC service center in my country... i cant give it to a local service center, but i don't think they can help mor than u guys and this forum... so, i'm still hopping to get a solution from here...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
hi 3xeno today i collect my wildfire from HTC service center first they change the battery and give me the new one but still the same problem occur so this time they need to whole motherboard for solving this issue. i ask them about the charges if its not in warranty they said 6000/-Rs. ohhhhh

the only solution for this issue is to change the motherboard as per HTC service center guys...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
WTF. It seems there is some serious design flaw in the Wildfire. Wish it did not take so long to manifest itself (And conveniently for HTC, its just after the warranty expires), that would have saved many from buying it................

If it were me, I would throw the phone at the face of the "service center" guys and get a new non HTC phone (I have about had it with this brand), than spend 6K on it. I saw a service center yesterday bill one person 3K INR for replacing the touch screen! It seems they are out to rob you blind after your warranty expires
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmax:
I did request to HTC with this issue (in russian). send them link on that thread.

waiting reply from them...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
i'll do exactly as u said... i'm changing my brand... i'm buying samsung galaxy S2 next week... no more HTC...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
great... they should know about it...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmax:
So, here is HTC reply (google translated from russian, but idea is clear I think)

"Hello!

We have no statistics on this issue, so we can not say that this is a common situation.

Try to make a circular recharge: recharge the fully disgharged battery due 15 min then 5 min break, again 15 min-5 min break and again 15 minutes charging, 5 minutes break (ie, 3 cycles), then charge to 100%.

You have to do reset to the factory settings: all your personal data and settings, as well as some of the programs you installed that are on the phone memory (not SD card) will be lost. Make sure you have backed up your data and files you want to keep.

When the phone is switched off, press and hold the VOLUME DOWN button, and then

Briefly press the POWER button.

Wait for the screen appears with three images of Android, and then release the VOLUME DOWN button.

Press VOLUME to select CLEAR MEMORY and press

POWER.

Press VOLUME UP to start the reset.

Sincerely,

Daria"
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanbin:
thanks a lot... but i does not help... :(
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenchi27:
Have the same issue as well. It just started last week. Even on IDLE and on airplane mode, it doesn't last more than 30 minutes. The unit is not rooted and running stock froyo FOTA. I've also spoken with HTC tech support and advised to ship the unit. They would only shoulder the labor cost and the not the parts & shipping cost. Which is way impractical because it would cost more than buying a new one. Although the warranty expires less than a week, sadly it only cover the repair cost. bummer!
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Didn't get you? Is the warranty already over? Or does it expire next week? If it is yet to expire, you have a right to get the phone repaired free of cost. Escalate the issue.

Although, as per your sig, you have the impressive new SE Xperia Mini, so why bother anyway. lol :p
[HTC Sensation] brenopoubel:
At all, i really didn't found a Screen Protector that fits with round edges on htc sensation?

Anyone know one with fits?
[HTC Sensation] bigmachine:
Skinomi screen protector fits the round edges...its a wet application type of screen protector
[HTC Sensation] jivemaster:
I recommend the Martin Fields protector. It won't go right up the sides but is the best fitting protector I have found so far and covers the vast majority of the screen. Fingers glide across screen so easily. Quality.
[HTC Sensation] avon76:
any links please:rolleyes:
[HTC Sensation] glhturbo:
I ordered this:

http://www.skinomi.com/htc-sensation-carbon-fiber-skin-protector.html

I haven't put on the screen protector yet. Actually, I'm not sure if I'm going to as the glass feels really nice and smooth and my slip cover cleans the screen every time I remove the phone.
[HTC Sensation] silentsnow31802:
I got tthe phantom skinz one and its great. No peeling what so ever and it doesn't have the orange Peel look that zaggs do. And yes it does cover the whole screen. Even the curved part.
[HTC Sensation] jassycliq:
i personally like Zagg
[HTC Sensation] jhobert:
Is the phantom skins wet apply? Any links on where to buy them. Thanks
[HTC Sensation] jhobert:
What kind of slip cover are you using? Mind if u share the link where to get them?
[HTC Sensation] silentsnow31802:
They are wet apply. I recommend getting the screen only. The piece that covers the battery cover has too much material on the edges and WILL lift up.

http://phantomskinz.com/htcsensation4g.aspx
[HTC Sensation] jhobert:
Thanks. I'll try this one?

Isn't it dangerous to get the screen wet or some if the phones component?
[HTC Sensation] rio911:
Hi mate,

Did you put the carbon skin on your Sensation? How does it look? Do you mind sharing some images of the front of the phone?

I have already placed an order for one, but since I'm in the UK, it takes soooooo long for delivery.....

Cheers,

rio
[HTC Sensation] guyd:
+1

I have one installed on mine, and it's very nice. Very little "orange peel" (compared to the Zagg), and it's a slick non-sticky surface (much better than the Zagg).
[HTC Sensation] abrown0809:
I prefer Zagg, skinomi is great but it gets dinged up real easy and my tpu case made it peel up. Zagg is a stronger protector with better adhesive. Both are extremely clear. Take your pick I guess. They are both good.
[HTC Sensation] glhturbo:
The skin is on. There isn't much to see on the front of the phone as the carbon fiber skin only come up around the top. Basically, if you take off the back cover, that part gets wrapped in the sticker. I've attached some photos of the phone with a piece of real carbon fiber, 6K twill weave.

It is a cheap knock off of the original Nexus one slip case. The quality of the assembly is poor and the material is not the same grade as he original, but it does work well for only $2.99 shipped from eBay.
[HTC Sensation] jhobert:
Thanks for the info. I might try one of those.
[HTC Sensation] nardone24:
I used Clearcoat Full body works great @ $24.99

No link Just google Clearcoat.

I cant believe how many Screen protector Threads there are. All With the same **** on them

People should search Mods should be closing useless and Answered already Threads
[HTC Sensation] rio911:
Cheers,

Hopefully I will get mine soon,

rio
[HTC Sensation] silentsnow31802:
Its not bad if you are carefull. Instructions say to remove the battery and leave it out for 24 hours to make sure the phone completely dries.
[HTC Sensation] thepeter1:
I got the invisishield I love it fits so much better than the ones at t-mobile:D
[HTC Sensation] nooney299:
Tmobile has a dry sagged that imo is perfect! I have a full body on mine.
[HTC Sensation] Ryanrenesis:
Those carbon fiber pictures are freaking sexy. This forums is such a bad idea for keeping my impulsive tendencies under control.
[HTC Sensation] lavafire:
There are a few on Amazon, look at the comments. Mine fits nicely, if you want to find it look for packs of 10 :)
[HTC Sensation] TheWaulicus:
Wrapsol

I use a Wrapsol on mine. The Ultra gives very good drop protection as well as scratch protection. The application is very easy and their customer service is great. It's a dry application, but is still very easy to position and move around if it is slightly misaligned.
[HTC Sensation] grabshell:
anybody tried this one? I was wondering if this will fit the entire screen as you can see in the pic
[Galaxy S I9000 General] oilerseberle14:
I just need the KG3 modem either a CWM zip or a .bin file can someone please upload one?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Arcticsilverfox:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16528528&postcount=45
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geiswiz:
I have noticed with both Task 650's Rom and also Starburst's Rom that when using the back button in both the stock browser and also the Dolphin browser that the back button works sporadically. On some sites it works fine, but others it just reloads the current page and I have to hit the back button multiple times to go back. Does anyone know of a fix for this issue?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geiswiz:
I fixed it by downloading AdFree and reverting the hosts file. I'd rather deal with ads when browsing and have the back button work properly.
[EVO 4G General] hawke591:
I yried o get feedback about this in the q&a but got nothing. I'm running decks evo gingerbread deck 1.2.1 coupled with tiamat. Applications force close at random and all attempted downloads aside from market are all unsuccessful. Nothing works for me. Tried changing kernels, reflashing rom, factory resets, fix permissions,.... still nothing works. Does anyobe kbow how I can solve this problem?
[EVO 4G General] hawke591:
Sorry for all the spelling errors should be easy enough to understand though
[EVO 4G General] tropicalbrit:
Download newest ROM and kernel, put on SD card. Hope you are using Amon Ra. Wipe cache, dalvik, system, boot, data, Android.secure, sdext, everything except for SD card - twice.

Flash ROM then kernel. Reboot. Do fresh installs of apps.

Did you restore apps with Titanium Backup?
[EVO 4G General] hawke591:
No I use clockwork mod recovery and I fresh install my apps. I see no point in using titanium backup when I don't do a whole lot with them. And this is the final version of 2.3.4 for this rom and the 2.3.5 beta isn't working well with my phone. It disables my 3g and doesn't allow me to download even from the market
[EVO 4G General] AA27:
Like tropicalbrit said: Try Amon-Ra and do the wipe with it and see how it works. I get better results always with that recovery, that is why I use it instead of Clockwork.
[EVO 4G General] hawke591:
How do I permanently install amon ra? I can flash it through rom manager but it always boots me into clockwork mod even though it says its successful