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[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
All I know is that I don't use these speedy scripts as of now and all I use is eclipse remix 6.1 and v6 supercharger ((only for oom grouping and htk launcher option 11 I believe) and my music skipping is nullified expect when I open bloat freezer I get ONE pop.

Not knocking this script. Just saying what I know is working for me. Also using poweramp buffer set huge and moved to sdcard ...poweramp widgetpack for widget and all my music set on my actual sdcard 8gb class 6 card...
[Motorola Droid X2] Peperm1nt:
I average the same unless my phone is on for 24+ hrs.
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
Um yea even after a day and a half on I get around 100 - 150 free.
[Motorola Droid X2] mattfox27:
Are your phones stripped down really hard? I mean i avg 100mb and about 180 on startup im always amazed with people getting 200mb avg all the time, do any services run? are you using task killers?
[Motorola Droid X2] garywojdan81:
Same here. The best I get after a reboot is 175 or so. If I kill everything w/system panel I might briefly reach 201 or so. On average I'm just over 100mb free but everything works fine so I'm not really concerned. I think we're often being oversensitive to this value and forgetting that too much free ram is actually impeding the system's performance.
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
I freeze /remove blur home after replace with go launcher ex. And also a lot of other stuff I don't use at all is either frozen or removed ...I can't remember em all right now. Basically if it was running and I don't use it its frozen/gone....I even freeze maps cuz I don't use it often and if I do need I can just defrost. Frees up a nice chunk along with others
[Motorola Droid X2] 0vermind:
That's because remix 6.1 has naven's scripts and in naven's latest scripts he seems to have taken all of my values (okay I can't claim total ownership of them, since they are kernel values already in the linux source--adjustable parameters), pretty much every single one of them, and put them in 01sysctl. There's still a lot that isn't in there, but for the most part, eclipse 0.6 and remix come stock with at least half of Speedy values. lol.
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
Yeah I know but at least half of those values I saw in v6supecharger or 98KAK a while before either of these scripts. Not trying to start a piss contest. Just saying what I know world for me. I also had my music skip fixed a while back before u released by using v6 and 98kak. I know most values are very similar in all these scripts as it is what works so its hard to tweak away from what world best for now. My main reason for moving away from zepps scripts is because now I don't really need script manager to run the stuff meaning one less app needed to make my phone work like it should. I thank you for your continued work and support for our.phone. I am in no way trying to downplay your scripts ;)
[Motorola Droid X2] mattfox27:
Ya mine stays around 90-100mb im just wondering because with that much available memory does the phone run slow, i mean are things slow to open because it seems like nothing is staying in memory, you want some things to lock in or stay in memory all the time ie. dialer, messaging, phone ect...and not have task killers killing things because android memory management is setup to allow certain things to run and it auto kills apps that it can while keeping needed apps in memory. That just seems strange to always have 200mb free when i kill all my apps i get about 180 free but then the first time i launch dialer it takes a couple of seconds but then its in memory so next time it opens right away.

Sorry not trying to get off subject.
[Motorola Droid X2] garywojdan81:
Hey Ash, you do know that with either init.d hack you no longer need script manager to run zepps stuff for you? You still need it to install/edit the scripts, but once that's done, they'll run at boot cuz they install into the init.d folder. Both he & naven said whatever is in there gets run at boot regardless.
[Motorola Droid X2] gnuworldorder:
correct me if im wrong but what is the point of 75zipalign? arent all the apks zipaligned by default in gingerbread?
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
I have plenty of things running and in memory. I have things locked in memory like stated above. Text, Calls, Browser, Seekdroid, other root things etc. I run widgets (Urban Dictionary, Widgetsoid, Clock, Weather, Sticky Note, Music, Equalizer). I have a bunch of apps that self restart after I make them not run on start, like Amazon or Screenshot.

Its not always at 200 but on startup it will, after a few hours it should drop to 150 - 180 with stuff cached.
[Motorola Droid X2] mattfox27:
Thats crazy how are you getting that? Anything special, or just major debloat, are you running a rom? How is the phones speed?
[Motorola Droid X2] mattfox27:
Ya sonic is starting to slow down and get laggy and a little choppy also my memory has gone way down on sonic. :(
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
Just running stock 2.3.3 with anything I don't use frozen.
[Motorola Droid X2] Mr_GreenJeans:
running sonic on the rc1 v0.7 eclipse. changed minfrees in script and added bulletproof launcher to build.prop.Phone was flying before and seems even snappier now. I will give it a few days to see but with a reboot every morning (my usual routine) I hope it stays speedy. too soon to report on battery, Thanks Overmind writing these scripts can't be easy.
[Motorola Droid X2] gnuworldorder:
try deleting the reniceing script. after about a day and a 1/2 my phone was really laggy. personally i never liked the script so i used it as an excuse for deleting it. my phones been on for 3 days and seems pretty fine now
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
Your supposed to reset your phone a day is what I read.
[Motorola Droid X2] 0vermind:
I unintentionally introduced a bug in Speedy v3 (and v2?), that, on some phones, will cause extreme lag after a few hours of use. I've figured out what I did, and have fixed the problem on my phone. I will be releasing the update pretty soon! :)

Thanks for your patience everyone!
[Motorola Droid X2] mjdavis871:
Lol..I remember reading a changelog once....it said "fixed bugs, introduced new ones"...I bet that's more true to dev work than we realize!

Keep up the good work, I appreciate your efforts!
[Motorola Droid X2] gnuworldorder:
Why would you have to restart you phone every day when you dont have to restart routers and computers
[Motorola Droid X2] garywojdan81:
Battery bug for one...
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
Yea and those two listed are different then computers lol

I don't know jack about computers but I do know where their coming from when they say to restart it and hopefully the battery bug gets fixed soon its driving me insane lol.
[Motorola Droid X2] gnuworldorder:
weird because both my routers and my computer have uptimes of 21 days (the last time i lost power) and all 3 of them and our phone all run on a linux kernel. but ill stop because this has nothing to do with the thread
[Motorola Droid X2] mjdavis871:
It is what it is.
[Motorola Droid X2] mattfox27:
Any update on update?
[Motorola Droid X2] Elite49:
Oh ok thanks for the info, and gj stopping while ahead.
[Motorola Droid X2] ilovesoad:
You air aren't necessarily correct. My tbolt routinely went a week or so before I rebooted. I've had my dx2 go days, usually until I change something. Servers run on very similar kernels as our phone and can go weeks and weeks, with 99.98 percent uptime. It's the half baked software mot released that causes our random reboots and slowing issues.
[Motorola Droid X2] Zues532:
I've been running the script for days now and have noted a slight, but noticeable performance increase. Thanks for the hard work!
[Motorola Droid X2] mjdavis871:
Any update on the update?
[Motorola Droid X2] ryman222:
Mmmmmmmm cheesecake.
[Motorola Droid X2] brossma1:
Flashed so far so good thanks again for all your work
[Motorola Droid X2] booked:
anyone running this script on top of eclipse v0.7? Hows it running?
[Motorola Droid X2] dust.:
Is there a reason that the cpufreq script isn't in the init.d folder when I flash this the speedy? I just flashed over 0.7.

EDIT: Btw, I suck at this kind of stuff haha it's just something i noticed.
[Motorola Droid X2] gnuworldorder:
probably because the kernel does what it wants and ignores the script
[Motorola Droid X2] mjdavis871:
It seems naven's scripts erases the ones in the init.d folder before installing his.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paulyester:
First off thanks for the help -

I rooted my Thunderbolt using the Revolutionary method, no problems at all, downloaded Titanium Backup and backup all info and then installed the latest Gingerbread release.

Now, I've lost root and I can't reinstall TB (because I don't have root access).

Do I need to reroot?

Sorry, thanks for the help
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
please be more specific what you did.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paulyester:
I followed the instructions here under #1 to root the phone using the Revolutionary tool (I was on 2.2.1) - can't post link yet but its on thunderbolt forums

After those instructions were finished I installed Titanium Backup and backed up all my data and apps.

After that was finished I installed/upgraded to Gingerbread 2.3.1

Now after all that is finished, I don't seem to have root access anymore. Do I need to re-install that Superuser app?

When I go to the HBoot screen, it says Revolutionary at the top and S-Off, I assume that means I still have root access?

Thanks again
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] razor2006:
First, flash CWM Recovery via hboot, then flash su from CWM.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JBO1018:
S-off does not mean root. If you installed GB with an RUU (PG05IMG.zip) then you will need to reflash clockwork recovery and then the Su binary you flashed after running Revolutionary.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paulyester:
When I try to go to Recovery in HBoot, it goes to the black screen with the triangle and the exlamation point. Am I doing something wrong?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Napstar:
I guess you have entered in recovery mode.

In generic senee on this screen with triangle qnd exclamation mark please press home button of your phone to proceed.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JBO1018:
That is the stock android/HTC recovery.

Flash this (doesn't matter which one really.)in hboot first. Then reflash the SU binary used after Revolutionary. Then I would say install busybox from the market or elsewhere.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
I have some issues with my G2X, and I'm honestly not quite sure if they are my specific phone (it's my first smartphone) or problems with smartphones in general.

Basically, the overall performance occasionally really sucks. The screen will become unresponsive and laggy. Programs will just kind of lock up. Sometimes it just seems to lock up completely for a minute, and then suddenly start working normally again. I haven't done anything odd or fancy with the phone, it's completely stock, with the GB update from LG. No root, no nothing.

So, does this just boil down to the fact that smartphones are honestly still pretty new? Low memory, slower processors? Or is this a problem with my G2X specifically.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Mister Hat:
Try to flash a custom ROM. It'll really help. If you're not comfortable with that try installing a different launcher, I suggest launcher pro.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] adampdx:
Still pretty new? And slow processor? Many apps can cause slow downs, and so can stock software. Some will tell you that rooting and ROMing is the only way to fly, I would agree. Give it a try, you'll thank your self later.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] tweeklulz:
mine runs nearly perfectly, zero slowdowns etc.

honestly since it's stock you're not getting the full potential of this phone. i recommend flashing Eaglesblood 1.08 (2.3.5) and trinity UV11 kernel. gps works fine, amazing battery life, no bluetooth though
[T-Mobile LG G2x] r4d14n7:
I agree with the first response. Downloading Launcher Pro from the market (there is a free version) will speed up and smooth out all your home screen scrolling and stuff like that. For a more complete smooth experience just start flashing roms. CM7 is the most popular and updated on a more frequent basis than the rest but media streaming via Bluetooth is broken and honestly may never work.

The reason the phone is so slow running stock is because LG's development team supposedly can't code their way out of a wet paper bag.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LordButtersI:
You really need to install a custom rom. Miui, CM7, Eaglesblood, Weapon, all of them are loads better than stock. LG really aren't very good at this.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Man of La Mancha:
Sometimes, the very basic tip works the best. T-Mobile recommends all smartphones to be manually restarted once a week.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
I've never experienced any lag, even on stock. Try a factory reset before anything.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
I'd been thinking about trying to mod it anyhow, so I gave it a go. Currently running the slightly tweaked pre-rooted GB build. Also trying launcher pro, we'll see how it goes.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] erikiksaz:
If I were a new user, I would stick with resetting the data on the phone first before attempting to flash custom roms. Custom roms will have their own set of problems that the stock rom will not have.

Do this:

Uninstall all the apps that you don't use, then perform a factory install.

If you don't uninstall potentially crappy apps first before performing a factory reset, they will just automatically reinstall themselves upon reformat.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dEris:
My girlfriend and I both have the G2x. She is on her 3rd replacement for the same issues as the OP is having. I as well had the same issues. I installed CM7 and I now do not have any issues what so ever. This phone is very responsive and just flies on command. I suggest doing that. If you're on the GB update, you can still flash CM7. :) I love this phone now!

( T-Mobile G2x - CM7 )
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
This post is primarily inaccurate.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mmapcpro:
Not only inaccurate, but downright absurd. The "crappy" apps that are most likely causing the issues are the bloatware apps put on the phone by Tmobile, and you CANNOT uninstall them without having root access in the first place.

So that's your first step towards freedom, is rooting the phone. So that you can get Titanium Backup or Bloatware Freezer, or something like that, and freeze or uninstall all of that garbage.

There's a reason why most of the custom roms have bloatware removed. Right now, since you're on 2.3.3 stock gingerbread, I would recommend flashing clockwork recovery first: there's the program and tutorial here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1056847

Then flash one of the custom roms built for 2.3.3 if you want to keep full functionality of stereo bluetooth and hdmi. Or flash a 2.3.5 CM7 based rom if you want a bit more customizability, and can do without the hdmi settings and stereo bluetooth. Personally, I'm running 2.3.3 Weapon G2x, and I love it. These roms can be found in the Android Development section of this forum.

Hope this helps. But before you do anything, READ, READ, READ...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] erikiksaz:
Inaccurate?

Depending on which custom rom he chooses, he can and will run into potential problems like APN-drops, slow-to-lock GPS, early shutdown issues, wake issues after calls, amongst other issues which I have seen, but have yet to encounter personally. I have yet to encounter any of these with a good working phone running stock GB.

If this person is having issues with his first smartphone, wouldn't it be smarter to determine his problem through the easiest way first?

1) Rule out rouge apps via uninstalling and data reset.

2) If fresh gingerbread is still temperamental , then you know it's either your hardware or something faulty with the GB that's loaded

3) At this point, you can warranty your phone or you can load a custom ROM. It would still be in your interest to warranty your phone either way because if you ever decide to sell your phone, you know for a fact that your phone will work normally under stock conditions if you choose to demonstrate it to the purchaser. A custom rom would only patch things up.

Throwing a custom rom with it's own potential issues before you attempt step #1 is not "inaccurate" or "absurd," it's downright stupid and is an illogical process for determining the problem.

And guess what, if he does install a custom rom and STILL has these issues and needs to invoke the warranty, guess what he'd have to do before he sends it back in-return the phone back to stock. I'd take a quick data reset before having to uninstall clockwork via nvflash anyday.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
Perhaps "misleading" is a more appropriate word than "inaccurate". Custom roms typically remove the bloatware that was preinstalled and the source of some of the issues people are having. User installed apps and settings are wiped with a factory reset. They are only automatically reinstalled if you select to let Google backup your settings and apps, and in my experience that auto backup/restore is not very reliable.

Yes a complete wipe is a good place to start but our experience with the G2X has been that getting away from stock setup fixes most issues for most people that post here.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
I did go through the process of flashing a custom ROM. First, I tried to just root the phone following the procedure here, but then ran into that issue where you can't root if you're on the GB OTA update.

I then followed the guide to install Clockwork Mod recovery without rooting, and was able to get that done. I then elected to install one of the closer to stock ROMs, the slightly modded, pre-rooted GB update. The phone does seem significantly more responsive. I may try CM7 soon.

One question. I downloaded the CM7 nightly, and the guide says to then install "update.zip", but I see no file with that name from what I downloaded. Am I missing a step? Or do I just install that zip I downloaded?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
Just install the zip you downloaded. Clockworkmod recovery allows you to select any zip on your sdcard, just make sure there aren't any spaces in the name of the zip folder.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
I hate to turn this into a support thread, but it seems easier than tackling one of the giant CM7 threads.

So I ran into this problem when trying to install my first ROM using CWM recovery. (Which I flashed using NVFlash, as per the guide here - I had to install some stuff for an APX device, turn the phone on with the battery out, etc.) When I try to locate the zip file, I'm not finding it. I even put it in multiple locations. The "SD" that CWM seems to be looking at just doesn't seem right. It's just plain not showing all my folders and files, not even close.

I've heard maybe I have the wrong version of CWM, I've heard about different "colors." I can tell you the text on the tool is kinda orange.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Mister Hat:
Are you putting the zip on your SD card?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
Yes. I was eventually able to get it up and running by using Rom Manager, and booting to recovery through that, which seemed to take me to a DIFFERENT version of CWM, through that utility I was able to find my zips on the internal memory. I installed CM7, then had to go through getting the Gapps installed, and then elected to go back to the more vanilla modded GB ROM I had been running. I didn't really see how CM7 helped me, and it was actually acting skittish. Maybe I'll try it again later on a more stable 2nd release candidate.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
Just don't install 1000 apps and think you phone will be super responsive. All phones have a limit the more crap you add the more problems you can have.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] kwiggington:
Yes i do as well its annoying to have to keep restarting my phone
[T-Mobile LG G2x] phburks:
You don't necessarily have the wrong version, you're probably just putting your zip file on the wrong sdcard. The G2X has an internal "sdcard" and a slot for an external sdcard. If you flashed cwm with support for internal sdcard then your zip file should be on the internal memory, and vice versa.

That said, the newest version of cwm supports both external and internal memory at the same time. Its the cwm with blue lettering, and the one that is in rom manager. You can always nvflash it as well so you can boot into it using power + volume down.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Irishdoom:
Yeah, it seems when I used the newer version of CWM I was able to locate everything alright. I'll have to flash that version sometime soon.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Greytest:
ooops wrong thread
[Droid Incredible General] droseum20:
this is not confirmed to work, but it is worth a shot. when you flash the new RUU make sure you have S-OFF or this will not work. my idea is to install gingerbreak and root using that. it will work as long as you have S-OFF somebody please try this i will edit this after i try it myself later.
[Droid Incredible General] kzoodroid:
if you have s-off all you have to do is flash a custom recovery and install superuser
[Droid Incredible General] sharka9x:
Perhaps the OP is looking for this thread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1227791

Seems like the same topic. And it seems like it works great!
[HTC Sensation] strauss0829:
Hey xda ...new to the sensation ...wanna root and rom and have the new ota waiting to install ...now what should i do ..decline the system update or do it ???and should i unlock the bootloader through htc's website...???whats the best method for this device ??? Thanks in advance
[HTC Sensation] tpbklake:
Best advice is to gain S-Off using http://revolutionary.io and that will give you the best option for rooting and flashing custom ROMs. The HTC is less flexible and more cumbersome to flash custom recoveries, Superuser and custom ROMs.
[HTC Sensation] strauss0829:
ok I have got S-Off and CWM installed ...anything else I should know about this particular phone or just back up and flash roms??
[HTC Sensation] smoochiezz24:
Some people have reported issues with the phone not charging when fully dead. The newest cwm is said to fix that issue. I haven't had that problem myself but just wanted to give you a heads up. Flash the newest cwm, back up ur stock rom, and flash away.
[HTC Sensation] Yildun28:
One thing I'm not clear about...

Does Google automatically reload all your apps? Nearly all of mine returned... apparently almost instantly. It seemed too fast for downloading, but maybe I just misjudged it looking at the pretty colors on the Insert Coin 2.3.5 =D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadow-Nexus:
How can i delete or uninstall it??
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightavalon:
Is there an EXT partition on your SD card?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spastic909:
ReFormat sd card
[Motorola Droid 3] ubermetroid:
Unofficial DROID Prime Boot Animation

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/09/0...t-animation-brings-us-back-to-our-childhoods/

Click here to view it:

http://carlz28.com/NexusPrime.html

Someone PLEASE put this on the D3!
[Motorola Droid 3] NyghtGT:
I'm working on it now, give me about an hour...i'll test it too.

Longest part is downloading and reinstalling flash, i've already dissected the swf file into images and

sound though.

For some reason when I break it up the animation gets stupid when the Transformer builds, it's like it's

not even include in the movie...but I know it is.
[Motorola Droid 3] kshen1:
I'll be happy if you get it ported successfully :)
[Motorola Droid 3] IronFists:
Thats cause prime is in pieces and put together with a script over the black background I have a idea ill test on my d2 first and post results..
[Motorola Droid 3] IronFists:
Its finished all working on the Droid 3 here is a sample working video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biwPR6hWbK0

And the files with instructions.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=COSIYKOB

Let me know what you think may be a tad too big ...