yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
Nice, so that should fix the dialapp and smsapp from taking to long to open if you do not use them for a while right?
[Nexus S General] jaestreetss:
thanXx

sent from my so icey ns4G
[Nexus S General] jerrymouse12:
I guess so. Can't confirm it tho... I'm a supercharged noob.

Odesláno z mého Nexus S pomocí Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] stremax:
just bullet-proofed phone... not so difficult at all, just run the script and choose the option on the driver consolle, sorry don't remember the right number...

the script will show you all the apps allocated in the different memory slot, then choose the one you want to bullet proof, you can either choose by listed number or by name, typing <phone> was ok for me, then run, it will do everything,

and it seems to work!!!! no redraws opening phone app
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Bingo. You go to the main menu and select the bulletproof option in the script.
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
excelent!That was one of the worst setbacks for me in ics. gotta try this!
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
So I've changed my settings a bit, and it seems a bit snappier. I'm using option 6 (the balanced one) and the nitro lag nulifier. It's really super snappy right now!
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
Is nitro lag nitrofier in the script too?
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Would this on Milestone 4?

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

AOKP (Milestone 4)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

LIve OC (100 - Noop)
[Nexus S General] skizzled:
I currently have it installed on M4 and its working flawlessly as far as I can tell. The only issue I had was downloading the services.jar from the website but a quick cache clear for a few apps made it work.

Switched to option 6 as per another poster above but haven't had a chance to actually test the differences between it and 7.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
yes it is. It speeds things up even more
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Awesome thanks. I'm hearing good things about 6 so I'll try it. That is after I'm done calibrating my battery. Phone is at 4% now so it won't be long.... then I gotta fully charge it.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

AOKP (Milestone 4)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

LIve OC (100 - Noop)
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
Do we have to reupload service.jar when we change settings?
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
No, only when you switch or possibly upgrade roms.
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
thanks so need to install the .zip again?
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Option 5 'balanced' is awesome with AOKP Milestone 4 and Steve Garon's kernel.

Option 7 has too high of a min-free level and was killing all the apps. Five is perfect for multitasking.
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
Alright slight issue here, not sure if I messed up somewhere...

I ran the script on Codename Android 1.4.0. Everything says I installed fine. But my RAM has gotten as low as 65mb. If I go to /data/ran_supercharger I think it is, it says log doesn't exist and if I run the script again 99supercharger.sh or w/e. Don't remember the exact file name but it tells me that I have already configured V6 on my system. I flashed the updated services.jar zip through cwm but I seemed to have messed up and it's not working properly. Any suggestions?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Did you wipe cache/dalvic in recovery? try running the script again, and use option 6 this time.
[Nexus S General] zeppelinrox:
If you run the main V6 script again, it will tell you if it's 100% SuperCharged or not.

It should be pretty easy by reading the first 4 sections under the menu what the problem is if it isn't 100%
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
So do I have to reflash this thing everytime I want to supercharge my phone? If so can't I just set a custom script (with ROM Toolbox) to make it run at boot each time? I didn't bulletproof any apps either... If I wanted to change that do I have to redo the entire process?
[Nexus S General] messiah143:
When installing an update on a ROM, will I need to re-install the zip again with wiping cache/dalvic cache? Just curious
[Nexus S General] Biggest Daddy:
Do I need to do this install everytime I instal a new rom or rom update?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Not as long as you don't change ROMs. If you upgrade or change the ROM then you will have to do that again.

I use option 6 and it's really fast and doesn't kill off apps easily. I used to use 5 on my EVO, but I found that I like 6 better.

You only have to flash the file once. You would have to flash it again if your were to flash a new ROM. And the settings stick on boot, so you don't have to run the script again. If you want to bulletproof apps then just go to th script and do it. No more mods required.

Yes, but only if your change/update ROMs. Just remember to make a new one! (upload it to the site again).

^^^^ yup. But it'll save your preferences in the SD card, so you just have to hit the re-supercharge option (after you do the services.jar thing with the new ROM).

I'll update the second post with all of this later today!
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Question:

Since option 7 kills off apps a lot easier, would that mean that it would use up more battery in a way assuming you're going to multi-task? Since it kills off the app, it would have to take more power to boot the app again each time thus using more battery?
[Nexus S General] Romonster:
http://lifehacker.com/5650894/andro...ed-what-they-do-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
I haven't noticed much of a difference in battery like. I get 28-30 hours of average usage on a single charge. This is using 6 or 7 in supercharger.

Has anybody tried the nitro lag nulifier? It seems to have sped things up even more for me.
[Nexus S General] zeppelinrox:
Most people report better battery life ;)

I'm pretty sure that android won't even run an app that wants to restart if the free ram is already at the minumum level that you want.

For example, if your minfrees are set so that you have 50 MB free, and you have 50 MB free, why would android let an app restart and let the system have less than 50 MB free ram?
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I'm waiting until my battery fully charges and then I'm going to flash the new Codename. After that I'm going to run it again and I'll report back.
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
Ok so after flashing the new CNA I attempted to redo this. I choose option six this time. So I guess my question is what is the simpliest way to check that everything was done correctly? I try to go to /data but it's telling me Forbidden!!!.

Any help is appreciated.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Go to supercharger script, and go until you get to the main area. Then right below it it will tell you if you are fully supercharged.
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I think it's working. I attached a screenshot.

Also does anything have to be done after switching to a new home launcher?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Yup it's working! And if you use a new launcher then it won't be locked in memory. just run the script again and select the supercharger number. Then reboot. Should do it!
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
Please correct me if I'm reading this wrong, but when you patch services.jar it will re-prioritize the entire Home Launcher grouping. That means any home launcher will be re-prioritized to 1 regardless of which one is active. If it's the home launcher, it has a 1 priority. No need to re-run the script..
[Nexus S General] messiah143:
I know I'm a noob at this but every time I'm getting a error message when I press run saying "AWK , you need the newest version of busy box". I installed busybox with the newest version and nothing is working right. It will take me to the market so I can download busybox again. Please help, I'm interested to try this mod out.
[Nexus S General] messiah143:
I figured it out and got it to work. A really nice mod to have. I was really surprise on the upgraded speed it has.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
You may be correct, but when I open up the script, it tells me what launcher I'm using. I remember re-doing the script to be sure that my new launcher was locked in memory. I may have just read it wrong through.
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
Yea, it finds the process running as 1 and reports that back. No re-doing required, will just work regardless of the launcher being used as long as you have a patched file :)
[Nexus S General] kwantran:
works amazingly!

I chose option 6 and running it with CNA 1.5.5 with matr1x 18.0. SUPER SNAPPY AND SMOOTH

=] thumbs up on the quick and easy guide.
[Nexus S General] messiah143:
Question, when you want to put a different setting will you need to run services.jar again with the whole the website thing and then wipe cache/dalvic cache and download from SD?
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
The services.jar patch is a one time thing. You'd only have to do a new patch after switching roms.
[Nexus S General] DaveRichardson:
When you figure something out, share it for posterity man! What did you end up doing?

Solution: don't install BusyBox using Busybox Installer (Jrummy's installer). For whatever reason, Script Manager will return an AWK eror unless you installed BusyBox with "BusyBox" (by Stericson).
[Nexus S General] messiah143:
Can I change the patch or take it off if I don't want it anymore?
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
reflash your rom i think?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Ive tried this and select option 6 together with the nulifier. And wow phone flying in speed and smoothness even at 800 mhz But my average ram when i open setting app running is 110-90. Is that normal.? Im averaging about 140-120 before i install this.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
We'll be implementing a revert option with the webapp next version so stay tuned!
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
this works extremely well!thanks a lot
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
I've been using option 5 for a little while, and while nice - I didn't notice a dramatic improvement. Just activated the Nitro Lag Nullifier and rebooted, and WOW!!

This feels like a brand new phone with both option 5 Unledded and NLN in place!
[Nexus S General] uansari1:
Can anyone explain what Nitro Lag Nullifier does exactly?
[Nexus S General] rguz:
Option 6, reboot, NLN, reboot = My phone is faster than ever. I can run apps smoothly, press home without any lags, hassle-free switching between apps. Running on Pixel Rom 1.6 with Air kernel 3.5, sio/smartassv2. Thank you for this!
[Nexus S General] neo_x22000:
how do i activate NLN??

sent from Ice Cream Infused NS4g
[Nexus S General] CrabMan:
Where are technical details?

Post like "Hey people i made a patch it makes everything super fast mega speed multitasking much better lolol" doesn't make me want to install it.
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Select option 20 then nullified :)

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Those details have clogged up the original thread, which I believe is linked in the op.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
OK the supercharger script has been around forever. It manages the RAM so it has a certain amount for each task and locks the home in memory. The services.jar file uploading is something that you have to do on ice cream sandwich so that it will lock the home in memory. It isn't needed on gingerbread, only ics because of the changes that were made. Go read about it on the v6 thread.

And as to how to I stall nitro lag nullifier- just select whatever option it is, select nullify, and reboot. Its just one of the supercharger options.
[Nexus S General] uansari1:
Thanks for the response.. But what does Nitro Lag Nullifier do? We already know how to implement it through the script..
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
I thought you were asking how to apply it. It modifies the build.prop somehow. I don't know exactly how however. Try digging through the V6 thread and see if you can find out!
[Nexus S General] brianbgrp:
So if I bulletproof launcher and smspush my launcher an d txts should never get killer for ram right?

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Xparent Red Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Yup. :D
[Nexus S General] stojshic:
smspush or mms.apk? I think you should bulletproof mms...

Anyways, I can't get my settings to stick after a reboot. I supercharge, check and it says 100% charged, but after a reboot, minfree changes, and no other settings stick, so it's 50% charged (thats from services.jar)... i had some trinity rom scripts in init.d, so I deleted everything from that folder, but still setting get deleted on reboot. Also, can't get /init.d/s97buletproof_apps to show as running....

I'm on Aokp m4 with trinity kernel...
[Nexus S General] brianbgrp:
I just used the smanager to make a widget for the bulletproof/supercharge scripts and click em after boot. Already do it for Bld so no big deal. couldn't get em to boot sticky either on CM9 euroskank Kangs.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Xparent Red Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] zgomot:
Can't say I can confirm this. I installed busybox with jrummy's Busybox Installer and got no errors. Did this several times, no errors at all.
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Weird. I decided to check how much my phone was being supercharged and it somehow rolled back to 50%. I'm guessing this isn't normal? I reset it back to option 6 (balanced mode) and it went back to 100%. Hopefully it doesn't go back to 50% unexpectedly
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
On my ROM (based on CM9), if I hot reboot it will restore the default minfree settings of my ROM. That's because init.d isn't being loaded on hot reboot, which means V6 Supercharger isn't running.
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
Just something that might be useful for you guys, i bulletproofed dialer and sms app but my sms app still restarted sometimes(less than unbulletprofed however)

But what works flawlessly to me is using ExDialer and gosms. I bulletproof these two and they never get closed!They are always left on memory and are opened immediately. I also use gosms on lite running mode.

btw im using option 5 with this script and nitro lag nullifier
[Nexus S General] stojshic:
Like I said before, when you wanted to bulletproof sms app, did you enter mms or sms? If you enter sms it will bolulletproof sms.push or something like that, you should enter mms so that it bulletproofs right app. Of course, it must be in memory, so open messeges and after that enter mms in supercharger...
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
thanks for trying to help but i had already done that, i had already bulletproofed mms app but still gets closed sometimes. and gosms simply just doesn't get closed. Don't know why though
[Nexus S General] Oogway13:
Supercharged now!!! Working flawlessly. Did noticed improvements on Launcher and opening apps. Will continue to check everything.
[Nexus S General] stojshic:
Maybe it's some setting if gosms? Dunno what to tell you... Also, when you eun supercharger script, it should tell you near the end if bulletproof is active (or installed) or something like that... it wasn't active for me until I set /data/97bulletproof_apps.sh to run as SU at boot...
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
I am assuming it is active because the bulletproofed apps om my list aren't closed. but i didn't set nothing like you did
[Nexus S General] stojshic:
Guess your ROM/kernel supports init.d initialization... I'm on aokp.m4 with trinity, and it looks like it doesn't execute init.d scripts on startup... what combination are you using?
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Both AOKP Milestone 4 and Build 28 both ran init scripts for me, with Air kernel anyway. All of my settings remain intact after rebooting.
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
Using pixelrom 1.60 fully touched and air kernel 3.6
[Nexus S General] neo_x22000:
why cant i get my settings to stick???...

sent from Ice Cream Infused NS4g
[Nexus S General] andrissriel:
This is pretty awesome tweaks, thanks for the guide bro!
[Nexus S General] jark99:
How do we get the 3g hack working for faster speeds?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
I'll post a tutorial tonight
[Nexus S General] ballasdontcry:
if i flash a new kernel, the effects from supercharger will stay right? it's only gone when i flash over a new rom?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Yes. It's simple enough to check, just open up the script and it'll tell you!
[Nexus S General] GrapeBandit:
How am i supposed to do this with the nexus s? when i try to download script manager from the market, it says not compatible with my device:confused:
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
It should work just fine. Do you have your pixel density changed?
[Nexus S General] GrapeBandit:
how did u know i had my p.d. changed to 237? lol...but that aside, i just downloaded the apk for the no ad version then installed to my phone. v6 supercharger installed and running.
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
because it ****s some apps up...there was no reason for it not to work so it had to be something like that!
[Nexus S General] GrapeBandit:
actually thata not what effed it up. i changed it back to 240 and it still says my device does not support it...which means i cant get the add on widgets. any other clue as towhat might be wrong?
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
So the 3g speed increase actually work?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
I see slight results, but its kinda hit or miss. See for yourself, its easy enough to test and undo if nessisary
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
There's a procedure to follow when changing screen density settings. You're supposed to clear all market data, reboot, change density, then do some other **** that I can't remember right now.
[Nexus S General] hongphooey:
how do you change the scroll speed to 2 instead of 1 like the original directions. 1 is too fast for me.
[Nexus S General] AsianXL:
Will this work on a 4.0.4 rom?
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
The site that modifies your services.jar file seems to work on stock a 4.0.4 services.jar. Cool.
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Go to the Driver's Options menu to change scrolling speed... Or just scroll up using your touch screen to view the previously displayed text.
[Nexus S General] stojshic:
Just to inform people that you can also use speed 0 (instant)... I use it, as it's much faster...
[Nexus S General] amebiasis:
Any one else have this issue, Wont run as root? I've tried a few different ROMs (currently on Oxygen) with the V6, 3G, and Kernel scripts and none will run as root. Script Manager ask for SU so I know its picking up root access, saved to base SD and executing with root access, yet thats the error I get EVERYTIME! Anyone else have this problem? Doing everything exactly as the video shows.
[Nexus S General] jd230:
This is a really nice boost! Never seen my phone react so quickly, and the battery has much improved life.
[Nexus S General] Wir3start3r:
On android.mimic.ca it says "the services.jar file you uploaded has "already" been Supercharged !" what should i do now ?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Nothing! Just don't worry about it. The dev must have built it into his ROM
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
Confused for odex...

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] GrapeBandit:
can anyone tell me what is wrong here:confused:
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Are you running a custom ROM? If you are, it'll work.

Ok well it looks like it has your RAM settings set up. But it isn't able to keep the launcher in home. This means that you haven't uploaded your services.jar to android.mimic.ca. Have you done that part and flashed it in recovery?
[Nexus S General] GrapeBandit:
it was running fine at 100% for the past few weeks. I noticed this about 2 days ago that it says im only running at 50%
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
I am on stock
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Ok try this and report back. Go to data (not on the SD card) in the script manager. press the supercharger99 file and select SU and Boot then hit run. See if that helps.

I would flash a custom ROM first then
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Option 5 + Nitrolagnullifier is amazing. I'm getting perfect multitasking (I've only tried 4 apps at once, but still :P). Also getting great battery life! I have about 4 on-screen time, using non-stop 3G. I still have 16% left of the battery.

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

GummyNex (9.0)

Air Kernel (3.45)

OC 800/100 (Lionheart)

Live OC (100 -Noop)

v6 Supercharged
[Nexus S General] shahravi94:
android.mimic.ca doesnt seem to load anymore... what do i do?
[Nexus S General] ctai320:
This might be a stupid question but you have to have a rooted phone or unlocked boot loader for this?
[Nexus S General] jakem90:
Phones still at 100% and my phones been on for almost a hour and a half. I've only used the screen for 4 mins but still usually my battery would go down at least 2-5% in an hour. Cant wait to see how long it lasts, thanks so much for this I've been trying to boost my battery without losing performance foreverrrr
[Nexus S General] gogol:
The author of the script still believe in "battery calibration" by deleting the batterystats.bin ???

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11803458&postcount=10

Duh ...
[Nexus S General] zeppelinrox:
The author of your post is an idiot.

The post you linked to was posted over a year ago.

Your mom can post an old photo of you and say that you're still in diapers.

It makes the same amount of sense, after all.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Try it on a different browser.

And you have to be rooted. Custom roms seem to work best, and for that you have to have an unlocked bootloader
[Nexus S General] Articudos:
Hmm..If I include this in deodexed rom and re-odex rom, It will work?
[Nexus S General] seegs11:
i followed the video as instructed, however, when i go to flash that patch file in CMW i get an error and installation aborted. anyone come across this and know what to do?

thanks!
[Nexus S General] qwerty1805:
is the script automatically launched when the phone start?

Hi,

I have a question:

Do i have to launch the script anytime i restart the phone or not?

Thanks you
[Nexus S General] subnoize soulja:
I tried doing this with nexus s 4g with the aokp rom and I get to the part where I choose the service.jar and I can't get it to upload and I have tried multiple browsers like opera, dolphin, Firefox and none of them work how can I get it to upload?????
[Nexus S General] Billchen0014:
What do you mean by can't upload? screenshot please :) and use root explorer to choose the file under /system/framwork
[Nexus S General] subnoize soulja:
i do use root explorer and when i go to the site android.mimic.ca and press upload then choose service.jar file nothing happens and i tried doing it with different browsers and still cant get it to upload to the site to get the flashable zip file for cwm
[Nexus S General] zeppelinrox:
Latest RC9 test will do it all automatically from within the script
[Nexus S General] subnoize soulja:
whats an awk error or whatever? It says that Busybox 1.20 is found but there is an awk error and if i continue that problems or bootloops can occur?
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
Have anyone use this with rascream? Is it necessary?
[Nexus S General] scoffyburito:
Haha I'm still standing by my point that 'performance scripts' are a waste of time compared to a decently compiled configured kernel. And don't bother wiping battery stats to get better life, its all aesthetics. This script would really only apply to heavy multitaskers and people who believe in having lots of free ram. Just my opinion
[Nexus S General] zeppelinrox:
Most of them probably are in that category.

But SuperCharger is alot more than you can even imagine.

That's why it's the best.

Infinitely configurable so it's also for those the fall between the 2 extremes that you state.

And a kernel can't do **** for launcher redraws.
[Nexus S General] scoffyburito:
Yes if I had to pick a script it would be supercharger :D and yes some scripts have separate bonus features which is handy
[Nexus S General] MtDewFella:
love the super charger but I have a quick question, I'm using CM9 nightlies, so will I need to do this after every update?
[HTC Sensation] bradmax57:
is there anyway to calibrate the proximity sensor on the sensation, not 100% sure thats my problem but worth a try if poss :)
[HTC Sensation] dzhoshkun:
Would like to know this as well.Proximity and light sensors not working properly on my Sensation (only occasionally).
[HTC Sensation] SSKYY:
I'd like to know how to recalibrate / get it functioning again.