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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woevre55:
Thanks

I'm sure for the check, anyway thanks for your answer. I'll try the way of reset of all defaults options and see if it's good....
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Si1ver Shad0w:
I've been using the SuperChargerv6 script for quite some time now, and I noticed something annoying: even though my home launcher is set on Hard-to-Kill, after using a memory-intensive app my wallpaper disappears (becomes black). I know that I can bullet-proof it, but I would like it to be linked to the launcher (as in it gets killed after (or at the same time as) the home launcher). Any suggestions?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
I don't think you can link an app to the launcher... you'd likely need to go with the bullet-proofing
[General Questions and Answers] lees10:
Hi Everyone,

As a newbie I'm not allowed to post in the JaguarMiui ROM development thread directly (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1058809).

I wondered if anyone else is having problems with the latest JaguarMiui Android ROM (v21) for the HTC HD2 and it not skipping songs via AVRCP in the MIUI Music player?

i had been using JaguarMiui version 14 with my Sony BT3900U car head unit without problems, but with version 21, i cannot get the songs to skip/pause etc when pressing the buttons on my head unit.

Streaming of the music itself works fine via Bluetooth (A2DP).

I've tried downloading stock android music player and this does not work either, which means its must be something to do with the ROM itself.

I've browsed around these and other forums/google without finding anything.

Any hints or tips anyone?

Thanks :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] xperiax10.awesome:
Hi guys,

I am using xperia arc right now n I am pretty much satisfied with it, m eligble for recontract n wanna get another device, should I get Xperia S?

(I am also thinking abt Galaxy Note)

Following things holding me:

1. Another flagship device from Sony us coming in JUNE, the Hayabusa.

2. Look wise I still like my xperia Arc.

3. Lack of physical buttons.

4. Camera quality of xperia S does not impressed me.

Whats your opinion/suggestions???

sent from xperia aRc !!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dragon546:
I have had the S for a couple of days and I love it solid feel screen is awesome stable n fast even though currently it is on GB.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Felimenta97:
Nothing actually says Hayabusa will be a flagship, it may be a tablet. Nobody knows...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] xperiax10.awesome:
See this

http://m.itproportal.com/2012/03/08/iphone-4s-rival-alert-sony-release-another-superphone-june/

sent from xperia aRc !!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dragon546:
Is LTE live in Singapore ? Because the Hayabusa will most probably have a larger screen and bigger cpu. The cycle will continue once Hayabusa there will be another one that's got better specs round the corner.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Wellynz:
You seem to be having doubts about this phone which is why you have two threads about the same thing. If you are doubting yourself as to which phone you should buy, then just wait and dont jump into anything. That said, if you wait 1 month there probably will be a new "Top of the line phone" and then you will be back to square one.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] NicoC72:
What is the best transparency patch for the Optimus V? Would Mutia's work on a IHO ROM's or is there another one out there? Jerry's Backside ROM has it, but I noticed it doesn't scroll with the wallpaper. I want to use some transparent themes on BobZhome's ROM if that makes a difference.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] NicoC72:
Anyone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] florinalin:
Who knows where they MIUI ROM copy sounds to your custom ringtone? I ask because it can attach ringtones to contacts. Let me select them but not save them.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Si1ver Shad0w:
I was wondering, what exactly do the Kick Ass Kernelizer, 3G TurboCharger and Die-Hard Battery Calibrator do?

And also, should I use them with my XPlay (I'm on FR stock ROM)? Any feedback from people that are using them?

Thanks! :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Well they do what their names imply. The Kick Ass Kernelizer optimizes kernel settings, The 3G TurboCharger optimizes 3G network settings, and Die-Hard Battery Calibrator calibrates the battery rating.

That's up to you if you want to use them on your PLAY, but they could probably help.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Si1ver Shad0w:
Thanks I guess, but what I really meant is that I would like more info about what settings exactly does this optimize. Also, is just getting a more accurate measurement of the battery level the only thing the calibrator script does?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xXMRH09Xx:
Recently I went from Miui to Revelation to check it out and everything seemed fine. I tried to restore something and my phone ended up freezing. I got it back into red recovery and everytime I rebooted (before and after trying restoring) it would just boot back to the CWM that was with each different backup. Miui-Blue and Revelation went to red. Anyway, I used Odin and finally got it back to stock root with one of my stock root files. Now today i was trying to update files again and now I'm stuck at the Samsung Logo and can not access either CWM or Download mode. With the phone off and plugging in cable as if just charging it while off it goes directly to samsung logo. HELP?? I've never seen this before and cant find anything on it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bkmo:
Pull battery, plugin USB cable, then insert battery. You are now in download mode.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xXMRH09Xx:
Im not a total newb. I've searched the forums and there isn't anything on it. I've tried all the normal stuff. It has to be something a little more complex than that.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xXMRH09Xx:
I'm going to try to get it working again when i get home. I tried a few things here at work, but no luck. I don't know if there are any differences between micro usb's, but the one I have here at work is for a LG. Charges my phone fine, but maybe something with that? In the mean time, I have AT&T shipping me another phone just in case I cant figure this one out in the next few days. I would like to get my info off of the internal sd before I ship it back. Any info would be much appreciated.:confused::)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xXMRH09Xx:
Wow...it wouldn't let me do the download mode because of the cable. Didn't really see that coming. ***Note--LG cables DO NOT work as data cable on Samsung*** (Charging does):)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GoSooners345:
Try Buying a blackberry torch's Microusb cable. it did wonder s for my phone resetting it to stock :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xXMRH09Xx:
It worked when i got home. everything is good now. Do you all think i should swap with the refurbished one for the hell of it?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] p133:
Download mode

You may want to order (or make) a Download Mode jig from Ebay.

They are available for about $2 shipping included. Just snap it into your charge hole, reboot, and it will automatically go to Download Mode. Once there, you remove the jig and snap in your USB cable and you're ready to go. No more taking the case apart, pulling the battery, and holding down the buttons.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
EDIT: This doesn't work on ODEX ROMs! That would be stock ROMs, as most custom ROMs are deodexed. If it is an odex ROM, you can do the mod, but you have to do it manually (the web app doesn't work). Check out the second post in the supercharger thread for a how-to. But if you are on a custom ROM the method in the video will work!

Alright, so I have been reading about how to supercharge ICS for awhile, but the process looked daunting. However I figured it out, and it works great! This will work on ANY ROM, so try it out!

I have been using this for awhile, and it's just super smooth. I've been using it a lot lately, and it hasn't given me a bit of lag yet! It's just gone!

What is V6?

V6 supercharger is a script that manages the RAM memory. This makes multi-tasking much faster, and it knows when to kill off apps that are taking a lot of RAM. This makes your phone a lot faster and more efficient!

Here is the person who made the script: V6 Supercharger

Here is a dl link to the script: DOWNLOAD LINK

I'm in! So... How Do I Do this?

Well I made a video for you:

[YOUTUBE]9H7PnoB_gHA&feature=plcp&context=C4cf811bVDvjVQa1PpcFPoVtnewc4GpthmFJePYFJE_mQCDrb9U1o%3D[/YOUTUBE]

Here are instructions:

Let me know what ya think! :)
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Alright, so enough questions have been asked that I should start giving answers to them here.

Q. Do I need to re-flash the file in recovery if I want to make changes?

A. Not if you make changes to the the supercharger script (ie. change options). The only time you have to flash it is if you upgrade/change ROMs. Just remember to make a new one, and don't flash the old file!

Q. Isn't option "X" better/faster/easier on battery?

A. Play around with them and see what works for you. I like option 6. Not too aggressive, but it still keeps control. Just use the options that are for your phone (ie 512HP for this phone because it has that much RAM. So option 5, 6, or 7). I also use the nitro-lagnullifier. It makes things even faster!

Q. Does it affect battery life?

A. Yes, in a good way! I get better battery life.

Q. How do I know if it worked??

A. Open up script manager, and go to the supercharger file. let it run, and once you get to the menu with all the options, it will tell you if you are supercharged or not right below that.

Those were the most commonly asked questions. If they don't answer your questions then post 'em! :)
[Nexus S General] cloud7a:
battery life

so this looks promising but how does it the effect on battery life with ICS.
[Nexus S General] neo_x22000:
works great... noticeable difference
[Nexus S General] JohnCorleone:
This shouldn't hurt the battery. I used to use it on my Epic fairly often especially once the Gingerbread leaks started coming out. There are several different routes to go with the script too. It can also be used to improve multitasking such as when you have multiple apps open at once.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
If anything it makes the battery life better. It's really a win-win!
[Nexus S General] kyouko:
thanks for the quick tut. I was gonna try using it on aokp as well, then i saw ics you had to do something extra and i just stopped looking into it lol - It's much easier than i expected.

Btw rocket, you should try the touch cwm recovery :D personally I think it's easier to navigate and use
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Thanks for the .zip. I was going to do this earlier but the instructions on the page here in XDA was kinda hard to understand >__>

EDIT - Anyone have a edited odex file for stock rom?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
I looked into it awhile ago, and it was even more complicated. The web app made it really easy.

I'll try the touch recovery out. I'll flash it through fastboot in a bit. I'm just used to this one from my EVO.

Sorry I don't. I just use custom ROMs!
[Nexus S General] atpiggy:
just installed along with the KAK

haven't had it for long, but first impression's that there's quite a lot more ram available on boot, and pretty smooth:D

thanks for your instructions! they were helpful:)
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
Thanks for the writeup and video. I tried this on my Evo a while back, but the thread was huge and difficult to navigate.

Just ran the script, so we'll see how it goes.
[Nexus S General] shockem:
Awesome. Thanks!:)
[Nexus S General] baolongn:
Phone still needs to redraw launcher..
[Nexus S General] Romonster:
Thank you so much man. The original thread is a mess but you made it easy!
[Nexus S General] kwantran:
phone went into infinite boot loop.. =[

had stock ics w/ root. tried to do the ics mod. I think odex file but when i tried running the one click script, i think something went wrong when i rebooted
[Nexus S General] hp420:
can someone please explain to me why in the instructions it says for me to upload my services.jar file to this guy's website???? That just seems very fishy!!

Why can't we patch the file locally??? Why does your server have to do it for me when an app could easily be written to do it without me uploading my services.jar to some random website I don't trust!
[Nexus S General] sean1984:
you can't use the web app for odexed roms http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16635544&postcount=2
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
You can patch it manually. Check out the link in the OP. However, it requires unziping the file, opening it in notepad++, editing the code, zipping it back up, putting it back in the phone, and editing some stuff with terminal emulator. It's a bit over most people's heads, and the website makes it easy by making the patched services.jar a flashable zip.

If you want to do it, be my guest. It's all in the second post of the supercharger thread.

phone went into infinite boot loop.. =[

I have only used it on custom ROMs. The web app doesn't work for odex ROMs (stock), but it will work on custom ROMs. Try one of them out, it should work then. just titanium backup, flash new ROM, and restore backup. Won't loose your apps!
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
I can confirm this is working on the cyberg rom...my min ram is 144mb now under performance setting...my phones seems snappier now!
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Sweet! I have 125 MB min free. What setting did you use on the supercharger?
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Yes ..

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S General] MtDewFella:
does that include the patching of service.jar or do I just need to re run the script
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Yup you need to patched it everytime you upgrade your rom

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S General] B2GraphiX:
We feel a real difference. would have the CyberGR integrates it into the future ROM.
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
Does this kill battery?

And how do I. Change the mode after I've already flashed it
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
No. Some people reported increase in battery life. You need to control the mod values in script manager free in the market.

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S General] sdhanjal15:
Thanks. I'm running cybergr mod. So idk where to start
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
Watch the vid in the op

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
Have someone done this for aokp?
[Nexus S General] mixtapes08:
The creator of the video in op is using aokp

Sent from my Nexus S®
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
the new script automatically downloads service.jar...no need to go through through the whole process!
[Nexus S General] Imppy:
oops I mean 125 lol
[Nexus S General] jralabate:
man oh man is my fone so super snappy now. I love it TY
[Nexus S General] w8setter:
Vast improvement i like i like!
[Nexus S General] samsyr:
It's nice I'm testing this with miui rom ,btw it didn't work with latest busybox 1.19.4 I had to instal 1.19.3 for this but it's fell great till now
[Nexus S General] thegtfusion:
Great thread!! I waited for this all day long :D going to install the script later by following this guide :D
[Nexus S General] brianbgrp:
It seems my script isn't running on boot using CM9 euroskank bacon and trinity t132....just made a script widget to run s99supercharger.sh and press it after boot. Not sure why it's not auto running in boot tho

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Xparent Red Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] brmayhem:
Thank you for the instructions. I don't know if it's a placebo effect but the phone feels much snappier now. Thanks again.
[Nexus S General] Braneless:
It's not supposed to run on boot.
[Nexus S General] brianbgrp:
So IM supposed to manually resupercharge after every reboot? What's the point of it asking me to superclean and restart then if it's just gonna bork the settings

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Xparent Red Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I've tried to upload my services.jar with almost every browser on the market to no avail. It keeps telling my unable because of low memory. :mad:
[Nexus S General] stremax:
don't know if due to low memory but same issue here, download failed either .jar or .zip files.... any idea?
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
Hi! As the author of the webapp I can assure you that nothing bad is happening to your services.jar file. It's a very strict process that has half a dozen sanitation/fail points where even the slightest variation of the norm will cause the entire process to gracefully bail with an appropriate error message.

The reason why we made a webapp was, as mentioned earlier, because it is somewhat of a complex process for your average person to do, and because you can't strictly do it on your mobile device. Not everybody wants to install the java runtime on their PC, or search through a large text file to replace strings, so the site was made to help people out in that regard.

That being said, I don't blame you for being suspicious, but you can always verify the changes by using the website to patch your services.jar and then extracting the patched file and running a diff on all the extracted files to the original ones. You'll find that only the priorities are changed, as mentioned in the V6 Supercharger thread :)

Also, for what it matters, the site is 100% supported & endorsed by the author of V6 Supercharger (zeppelinrox), and he has worked closely with me to ensure the site works easily & safely.

This has happened to me before on my low end device (512MB). The reason is because the file browser used to select services.jar uses too much memory and by the time you select the file, the browser has closed or is forced to reload the website, without it actually selecting the file for upload.

I found that Opera Mobile has a native file selector built in, which helped let me upload the file without the browser redrawing before I could even start.

Of course, if you're completely stuck, I recommend copying your services.jar file over to your PC (dropbox?) and then uploading it from your PC and copying the patched jar/zip over once completed.

Good on the OP for posting a video though, nicely done!
[Nexus S General] kalico17:
so does this mean with any new rom I install, CM related, I can just flash this zip it compiled and im good to go??

obviously until its updated inwhich rinse and repeat??

or do I have to do the steps in the OP with every new rom I flash
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Don't run it at boot! That will just make it run the setup again. You only need to run it once. It'll stick, I promise!

I wanted to thank you! I looked at the process awhile ago (before the web-app was up), and it was super intimidating to me. Your website made it really easy!! Thanks!
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
Every ROM. They will be different, so be sure to do everything again. I did it in the vdeo in 8 minutes, but it takes under 5 to do the whole thing off camera.
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
I used to actually do this on an older ICS ROM that didn't have init.d support. The only reason you should have to run the widget w/ Script Manager on boot is because your ROM doesn't support init.d. You can find out by looking in /data/ and seeing if there are V6 Supercharger logs of the script being ran.

When you patch your services.jar though, the home priority is changed permanently and will be in effect regardless of running the script. The script will auto-adjust your minfree groupings, as well as various other tweaks.
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I tried Opera also but it only lets me upload from /sdcard.

Looks like I'll have to do it manually on my PC tomorrow. Thanks though!
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
What you can do is copy your services.jar to your sdcard first and then select it with opera.
[Nexus S General] enosh816:
I just did this to my ns4g and I do notice that my ram is staying around 105-125, but doesn't that use more cpu? And is this any diff from an auto memory manager? I am noticing my battery getting hot but that could be from the fact that I was charging it to. Going to let it cool down then use it for awhile to see if it heats up again. Can this be undone? or do I need to restore a backup if I don't want it. Going to run it for awhile and see how it goes.

Edit: Thanks for sharing your work.
[Nexus S General] muller37:
Got to say my phone feels snappier after this and seems to run better all round. was oc but don't find i need to now.

Only question is, if i want to update the

same

rom or kernel does this process need to be re-done?
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
No it doesn't take up more CPU. I've never noticed any heating up. You can undo it really easily. Just open up the script and select un-supercharge. That's it!

Yes
[Nexus S General] cloud7a:
Is it possible for some people to post some benchmarks pics.

I still wanna do it just have to get my friend to do it but I wanna show him that this really works and what it does to your phone.
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
Half of what V6 Supercharger does is re-prioritize your apps (including, most importantly, your home launcher). As a result I don't know specifically how that will affect benchmarking. I notice personal benefits because simply put my launcher doesn't redraw/relaunch under ICS.
[Nexus S General] cloud7a:
Well is its supposed To help with performance ie over clocking in a sence with something like quadrant you should be able to get some sort of performance benchmark what shows what your phone is running at.
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I don't know why I didn't think of that yesterday. I think I was brain dead. I got it sorted out. Thanks for your hard work!
[Nexus S General] blk_jack:
No problem, glad to help!
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
I just ran a 2550 but I can't upload because XDA won't let me. But it looks like it doesn't really affect benchmarking very much.
[Nexus S General] stremax:
works on opera mobile, stock browser and chrome are somewhat stupid in this...

just rebooting phone, let's test it, BTW yesterday installed only runned script and free memory always stay on 100Mb, I'm using cool tool to check it, and for sure I'm happy with it!!
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
It won't affect those scores AT ALL. It manages the RAM for better multitasking. So stuff is more efficient when switching between applications. It makes the phone feel snappier because things don't have to reload as often, but it does nothing as far as I can tell in the way of benchmarks.

BTW It's awesome to have blk_jack here answering questions. He knows a lot more about this then I do (he wrote the webapp!).
[Nexus S General] cloud7a:
very true. I just got my nexus s from my friend a few last Friday from my friend due to I bought a Samsung note from amazon, got it and come to find out that on t mobile the data is limited to edge. My friend found that we could get the issue fixed but I didn't want to root it due to its a brand new international unlocked phone and it should have worked right right put of the box. So due to he gave me bad info he feels he gave the nexus s. So far I'm loving it.
[Nexus S General] jaestreetss:
I've tried to do this on fergies miui 2.3.9 but it says the busy box has a problem I redownloaded busy box and still.....any suggestions?

sent from my so icey ns4G
[Nexus S General] iPrism:
Which version of busy box?
[Nexus S General] jaestreetss:
1.9.4

sent from my so icey ns4G
[Nexus S General] lethalp1mp:
Try 1.9.3, I had the same issue and 1.9.3 worked.
[Nexus S General] rocket999:
He's got it. Download an app called busybox installer from the market, select 1.9.3, and hit install
[Nexus S General] dgr00s:
Thanks for the video, great improvement in my phones performance. :D
[Nexus S General] uansari1:
Has anyone tried option 6 (UL) instead of 7 (Super UL)? It seems seems like minfree will be set to 100mb rather than the 125mb in option 7. I'm going to try that first and see if it's a noticeable improvement, while still keeping some apps in memory...
[Nexus S General] Romonster:
7 totally kills multitasking. I find 5 much better for me.
[Nexus S General] jerrymouse12:
Wow. This makes so much difference! I don't want to throw my Nexus S against the wall anymore everytime I use it (and it's not freshly restarted)!

I use setting 6 and I protected some apps (contacts, swiftkey, phone, handcent sms) from being closed.