[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] HM.Carbide:
ScriptPack_AddOn_Gov_v2.zip

- Improved Save Battery Governor

. * Samplingrate 20000 when screen on

. * Samplingrate 200000 when screen off

. * Up_Treshhold 98

ScriptPack_AddOn_UV_v2.zip

- UV Support

ScriptPack_AddOn_Tweak_v3.zip

- Stock Default Settings

- Chainfire Kernel and VM Tweaks

- HM-Settings (a mixture of Mialwe and Pikachu01)

- Mialwe Kernel and VM Tweaks

- Pikachu01 Kernel and VM Tweaks (Thunderbolt Tweaks)

ScriptPack_AddOn_Profiles_V1.zip

- Profiles Support

- Possibility to save own profiles

ScriptPack_AddOn_Cache_V1.zip

- Enable 50MB Cache

Changelog ICS v0.75:

- .scripts folder is updated, when new kernel version is installed.

Changelog v0.75:

- .scripts folder is updated, when new kernel version is installed.

Changelog ICS v0.74:

- Same functionality but specialy built for ICS to get ICS style

Changelog v0.74:

- Hopefully fix the busybox problems with SlimICS

Changelog v0.73:

- Improved speed for installing large addons. (packages are not copied to .scripts folder anymore to detect which are installed)

- Miscellaneous (tests) Section now showing correct state.

- Selecting a Temporary Script will disable corresponding Kernel Feature or Addon and vice versa

There are 3 types of Testscripts:

- Runonce Scripts (like Clean BusyBox): test features with only one script

- Temporary Scripts (like oc, uv, ...): test features that also exists as Kernel Feature or Addon

- Permanent Scripts (like enable boot sound or animation): all other features in tests folder

Changelog v0.71:

- Fixed Installation Problem if SemaphoreScripts folder is missing

- Fixed Force Close on conflicting script definition (enable/disable overruled by choice)

- Increased height of Categories for better handling

- Menu support for collapse and expand all categories

- Menu support for installing SuperUser app

- Menu support for installing script packages

So from now on there is a simpler procedure for installation:

- Download a ScriptPack from Tapatalk, XDA App or Browser

- Start Semaphore Script Manager, open Menu - Manage Packages - Install <ScriptPack>

Changelog v0.62:

- Collapsible Categories, to get a better overview (state will be remembered on open/close/reboot of the app)

- better texts

- optimized app size

- added/enhanced scripts, so nearby every feature can be enabled/ disabled without reboot.

(so settings can be compared better. A reboot needs a long time and states are reseted, this makes it very hard to compare the settings.)

- New kernel feature:

* Underclocking

* Conservative Governor tweaked for long battery life

* all features are immediately disabled without reboot

- AddOn Tweaks:

* Immediate disable/enable of 50MB Cache, without reboot

* Touchscreen: Stock, Chainfire, very sensitive settings

- New script functions in Miscellaneous:

* Clean Busybox (deletes busybox in system/bin, system/xbin)

* Voodoo-Color set Stock Color ("disables" voodoo color, by setting stock colors)

* Profiles:

- Kernel default (disables all features and cleans init.d, only semaphore scripts, nothing else)

- Recommended(HM) (enables my preferred settings)

- SaveBattery (sets aggressive battery save setting, phone will lag a bit, good if long battery life is needed)

Changelog v0.51:

- Support for Test Scripts

New Category: "Test (reseted on reboot)"

Scripts are used from SDCard /SemaphoreScripts/tests/

see AddOn_for_testing_OC

- Only one SU process, to prevent "su-rights granted" during property change

Changelog v0.42:

- Fixed bug displaying wrong feature name, if scripts are overruled

- Support for AddOns

All scripts are simple, no mystery.

All scripts from res/scripts can be adapted and overruled by copying the specific script to sdcard/SemaphoreScripts.

The Tweaks of Chainfire are disabled automatically, but the Tweak App will show the wrong status until reboot.

Best Setting for me:

- LMK 64MB

- SD-Card read ahead 256kb-64kb-best

But try for yourself, and give feedback for the best settings.

Description of the AddOn Features:

1) Low Memory Killer (LMK):

Android keeps all apps in memory as long as possible. If you start an app, that is already in memory, it starts very fast.

The Low Memory Killer will remove apps from memory, if there is not enough memory for the current app, but this will take some time, the app "lags".

The xx-mb is the free memory, when the Low Memory Killer will begin to remove apps from memory.

32mb-multitasking: if you start a lot of apps parallel and want to switch very fast between the apps.

92mb-chainfire: this is used by the minfree tweak from chainfire in tweaks app. This option is for using an app exclusive, no multitasking.

48mb-default: this is the samungs default, a good compromise allowing a bit multitasking and not so much lags in big apps like 3d games.

64mb-bigmem: this option tries to use the extra mem provided by the bigmem kernel to reduce lags.

So it depends on your phone usage, what is best for you.

2) SDCard read ahead

If bigger files are read by apps, there is less overhead reading them having greater read ahead config.

If apps read a lot of small files, there is less overhead reading them having smaller read ahead config.

128kb-default: This is samsung default for all mounts. a good compromize.

256kb-64kb: This increases the SDCard speed, as it uses a smaller read ahead for the kernel config files, that are mainly very very small. And a greater read ahead for the apps, and apps data that are mainly bigger than 128kb.

3072kb-chainfire: This is the setting of SDCard tweak from chainfires Tweaks App. It is a bit too high, as there are also smaller files.

Some people prefere 512kb-64kb or 1024kb-64kb.

So you will see the difference of SDCard speed with Media Scanning, load time of apps.

Older versions of Semaphore Script Manager: