[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
Every time an app is granted superuser permissions you get a notification by default from the superuser app we use.

You can turn those notifications off, but that turns them off completely. Something you could do is switch the toast notifications to status bar notifications, done through the settings options in the superuser app itself. I had to do that with DroCap2 that I used to use for screenshots, otherwise the toast notification was plastered over the screenshot itself.

Screenshots being enabled in the ROM eliminates one more nuisance of apps requiring special handling to work correctly together, even if it is such a minor thing.

I would recommend

against

turning notifications off. As far as approving or denying apps superuser permissions, besides "notify" you also get options for "allow", always yes, or "deny", always no.

I don't believe there is a way to set per-app profiles as far as display of notifications go - and I wouldn't want an app to be using superuser access without my knowing about it.

I would assume without looking too deeply into it yet, is that SetCPU is checking whether or not it needs to switch profiles (requires SU) and what profiles are available and if they are valid(also requires SU). While it's waking up, it's essentially going from low gear to high gear, especially given the screen requires immediate use of the GPU to some extent, the CPU to a greater extent. Not all that display battery drain is from the actual illumination.

You having set multiple profiles means it needs to keep checking if it needs to do something, or is doing the right thing - requiring superuser access. Even if you haven't set profiles, the app still has to make it's checks to ensure it's doing the right thing based on what the system is doing - just the nature of the beast.

If this differs from how it functions in other ROMs based on your profiles and using the same versions of SetCPU and Superuser, please let me know and I will look into it to provide a more concrete answer. I own a copy of SetCPU, and while I haven't used it in quite some time, I could just sit down and see what's going on for sure with relatively little hassle.

I apologize for not responding towards the SetCPU profiles sooner, as you can see I was working on troubleshooting an issue through the night last night. I am forcing myself to really focus on one thing at a time with this ROM, to ensure solid progress.

I really am glad that you are sharing them. I also encourage others to share profiles that work for them with this ROM right here in this thread too - that kind of information will help all of us.

People using the ROM can see different ways of saving battery life or gaining higher levels of performance, and i'll get a better feel of what people want out of the overclock/undervolt kernel project i'm about to start.

I really wanted to go more in-depth in replying to your excitement in sharing those CPU profiles given how much that kind of information helps everyone all around. I'm as excited about you sharing them as you are with having done so!

If I could make one request

, it would be to edit-out the pictures in the quotes of them - it makes a lot to scroll past in the thread. By all means post the initial pictures, but let's try not to quote the pictures themselves if we can help it for the sake of clarity.

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I'd also like to take this opportunity to say that Bloater is going to be a bit of an issue for the moment, until it can be cleaned up. I've also decided to re-introduce the stock themes back into the next version of the ROM, and people can use Bloater to remove them if they wish.

Themes have always been a bit of a headache on this device to add/remove/edit, and they are the exception to the rule of "it's easier to add apps after install then to remove them"

Don't worry - once the next version of Bulletproof is released I will be releasing an update patch side-by-side for people who already have the ROM installed. I'll try to prolong the need for a total system wipe as long as possible.

The exception to that rule will be people testing kernels when we get that far. For people just using the ROM as the daily-driver it is, it should be no hassle to just update instead of install fresh for a while to come.

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If anyone else is having problems like the faulty widget mentioned a few posts back caused by a Bloater-installed system app, please speak up so I can expedite a fix.

If anyone else can duplicate the friendstream widget crashing issue (I can't) please give me any information you can, including if my current patches in post 58 solved the problem.

Just because I can't duplicate the problem doesn't mean it isn't happening for someone somewhere, and i'd like everyone to have the same smooth user experience pretty much all of us are claiming. I'm solving this one blind, so any input from others who want to try to force it to happen will be helpful.

( Don't forget your nandroid backups before intentionally trying to crash the system )

Thanks!