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[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mamdroid:
Everything is still running great. Thanks again for your hard work!! Sorry Bro but I have to ask lol. I ran Gmod in a terminal and it said everything was installed fine, but the governor-tweak script was not found to reflash Gmod again. This is supposed to happen? Sorry but I am not to fast on the up take of things lol. Is this what you meant by #14 and it is supposed to happen I dont need to reflash? I believe I am good to go just making sure though. "14.Governor Tweaks-Temporarily disabled/Gmod will state this file is not present don't worry it's fine".

Thanks for your help and time hope you have a good day!!!:cowboy:

Sorry 1 more question. Is it ok to change kernels while Gmod is installed.

Thanks again!!!
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] sahi2myfriend:
That is correct you are good its disabled just as stated in op. .?

You should be good on kernel changing but remember to wipe cache and dalvik cache...
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mamdroid:
Ok great thanks for your quick response. .

Thanks again!!
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nujackk:
Sorry I know you said will work with all roms, but i thought the entropy tweaks required custom kernel ? So to be sure this has been tested with stock kernel ?

Im on verizon root but can only use stock kernel.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] sahi2myfriend:
I am using it on custom rom stock custom kernel so you should be good??
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
I'm on stock kernel. Google added a form of entropy in 4.3. I just use a different method. It works.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nujackk:
Ok thanks just wanted to be sure before sending myself into a bootloop :laugh:
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Updated with all new zip. Test trail over. Come and get it.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Jaydizzle414:
Should it say permission denied or can't do bc it's read only files when I'm uninstalling?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Your system is not mounted as writable. It's set to read only. Use this command in terminal then try again.

mount -o rw,remount -t /systemIf
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Jaydizzle414:
I probably shouldve know that lol. I'll give it another try and let you know how it goes ?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mikelets456:
Wow! My system seems incredibly fast, batter battery life, etc. All programs seem to open immediately....Thank you.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Jaydizzle414:
No luck. I'm probably doing something wrong
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
You might need to mount system on your pc. Use adb shell and try the same command. adb/adb shell/su Then look at your phone grant shell access. Then try command again from adb on pc.

I will write an uninstall script for you. I'll post on OP in a little while.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Jaydizzle414:
Okay thanks, you're the man ?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Removal zip on OP. Only needed if you cant mount system for removal.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mamdroid:
Thanks for your hard work Bro. Also installed the new version and its AWESOME. Wonderful work!! I am going to install on my Galaxy note 10.1 next.

Thanks again:cowboy:
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] willdoe:
Awesome work!!! I got a question though. I hope I can explain so that it is understandable lol. Ok I installed Gmod everything went well. I do a lot of themeing to my phone. The only way to get rid of some of the themes is to wipe and restore a nandroid. I made a nandroid backup after I installed Gmod. So I had to restore my nandroid backup and when I do I wipe internal storage as well so when I did it deleted the init.d folder that was in main storage. I also did a terminal check to see if Gmod was still installed and it said GALAXY not found. So here is my question. After a full wipe and a nandroid restore do I need to reinstall Gmod again. I would have to say yes but I wanted to double check with you before I did??

THANKS AGAIN.:cool:
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Kasto Robin:
Dear sir, can i use this mod on non galaxy rom?, i'm using xperia rom 4.2.2, kernel 3.4.5 stock.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Everyone with this phone NEEDS this mod

Thank you so much blaz1nr. With the locked bootloader I thought I was stuck without all the advantages of CM and the like, but your work continues to renew my faith in this phone's capabilities. At first I was too afraid to try installing these tweaks, but oh my jeebus I cannot describe the night and day difference they've made. Battery life? Instantly, noticeably, indescribably increased. Before this thing was dying in less than a day, now I can get away with not even charging it for a couple days with moderate use (I think the last time I could say that about a phone was the first phone I owned, some no-name Nokia garbage. I don't have nearly the technical acumen to give this the review it deserves, but suffice it to say, for all the n00bs out there unsure about this, do it. As the post title says, everyone with the gs4 active, absolutely needs to install this mod if they want the phone they were expecting. Thanks again blaz1nr you rock :laugh:
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nadejo:
you have to type exactly "Galaxy" first letter kapital. otherwise it wont work
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mikelets456:
How do I check in "terminal emulator"? I installed and typed in "su", shows "rooted". Then I type in "galaxy" and it says "not found'? I've never used Terminal emulator, am I doing this correctly?

EDIT: Never mind, I forgot to capitalize "Galaxy"...all is good.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] rdh28:
Had anyone had issues with data after flashing this? I can't get a ping above .35 Mbps. It seemed to be working last night and today it's slow. This may be related to safestrap because I installed that yesterday too. Any ideas??? On the plus side my apps are fast and battery life is sooooooo much better
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mikelets456:
My battery life was great after flashing this zip then a few days later I was losing 3% per hour while idle. Everything else is real fast. Also, I noticed this happened after I installed the "sound/loud.ZIP"...maybe something got crossed? I did clear Cache/Dalvik but that did not resolve the issue.

Otherwise, besides battery life, it's very snappy!
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] rdh28:
Just an update from me it seems like my data issue has resolved itself. Excellent zip thanks so much for sharing
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] willdoe:
Hey thanks for the heads up, its still installed:good:. Can you please tell me this then. Why does the zip put a file in the main storage? And do I need to uninstall and then install again because I deleted the file in my main storage? Thanks so much for your help it is greatly appreciated
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] nadejo:
you should be fine with reinstall in cwm
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] genogerian:
question for OP or anyone

please help, i am rooted, no custom rom. After downloading, where do I extract the Galaxy_Mod_Ultimate folder? And do I extract as a folder, or dump the content?

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] firestorm942:
It is a flashable zip you must have safestrap 3.73 installed and flash it through there
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] genogerian:
thanks! Actually i was just coming back to this forum to delete my last comment. Figured it out, the safestrap. Thank you again for getting back to me. Works on my S4 Active USA. will report back on extended battery.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] Hotdiggitydog:
Thanks for this. My battery life was draining very quick (roughly 4-5% an hour) and despite stopping all the bloatware through titanium it still drained quickly.

I tried --> http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-active/orig-development/real-i537-deepsleep-t2850951 , which was better (slightly) but not quite the impact I was expecting.

Finally found this thread and its not perfect, but at least now the battery drain is roughly 2% an hour with Wifi, Bluetooth, Sync on. (power saver, location, GPS and all the gimicky features like air view, air gesture, etc off)
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Installed and working on my Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 SM-T530NU running stock rooted NK1. Thank you so much [MENTION=4632471]blaz1nr[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] hanggaw:
I flashed my SGH-I537 with the zip file in the op but I ended up with the custom samsung boot logo. I tried to reinstall both the Busybox and Super SU apps as they worked in the past to resolve the "custom" boot logo.

I did run the tests using the Terminal app and they all seem to be working.

Any other ideas?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Hey there, I don't even know if you're still on here or anything, and if you've got better things to be doing, feel free to tell me to shove off, but if you ever do feel like it, is there any way I could beg you to make an updated version for the newly released lollipop build (OC6)? Back when I first rooted on KK, this mod drastically improved my phone, especially the battery life. Now that I'm back to stock again I'm starting to see the same battery drain, and would love to be able to do something about it. If I can pull any files or anything like that to help I'd be glad to. Sorry to bother you.

Edit: I might've bothered you for no good reason. [MENTION=4586910]NGD1[/MENTION] I got this to install with FlashFire v0.17, now waiting to see if battery life (and performance) improve like on KK.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] NGD1:
Psh bother me lol nah, and cool can't wait to hear results :)
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I'm going on 36+ hours without needing to charge my phone. Pretty sure I was getting less than 24 hours before
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] NGD1:
And that's with the Mod from this thread?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Yeah I didn't change anything because nothing seemed specific to 4.4.x i.e. I figured it was compatible with lollipop as-is, and I haven't had any reason to abandon that assumption so far, having had it on my phone for a few days now and the battery life is improving slowly but steadily
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] NGD1:
good to know, I wonder how many hours I can get with this and the extended battery I got lol
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] rdh28:
I ran this via flashfire on oc6 and my phone is smoking fast battery issue fixed. .thanks again! !
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] fuel426:
Apparently, getting better battery life.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] hanggaw:
Finally found a way to remove the "Custom" Samsung boot logo withe opened padlock. Just boot into the android recovery and then just reboot the phone.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] MagnaCore:
I've tried to flash this multiple times mostly on stock NH3..Flash goes through fine but when I check within the terminal I get file not found. Am I missing something?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] mikelets456:
Did you use "flash fire"? Also, when it rebooted did your files take 20 minutes or so to reconfigure ? I installed no problem, but did not confirm as in the thread...but the 4 day idle confirms it's working. I never got 4 day idle
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Commands are case sensitive to confirm installation in terminal, that was their problem

su
Galaxy
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
My apologizes to everyone for my extended hiatus. This mod is semi lollipop compatible. I will be making a brand new version this coming week.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
New Lollipop compatible version will be released today. I still have to clean it up a bit, but it's ready to go.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
New version up on OP Lollipop compatible. Please test drive and report back.thanks...
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
If you installed the first LP version just flash the new zip over it. I had a bad SQLite binary and replaced it.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I downloaded and installed after this was posted, so I think I used the fixed one. Once installed and rebooted I checked in terminal, and had these two issues that seem to be minor and not troubling:

Checking for init.d folder...
init.d folder was found...
Checking for init.d folder...
init.d folder was not found,please try reinstalling it then re-flashing Galaxy_Mod

then further down

Checking for Galaxy SUDaemon script...
PureKat_SUDaemon was not found,please Re-flash Galaxy_Mod then try again!

These don't seem too troubling but I thought I would report just to be sure. Thank you very much for bringing your wonderful mod from kitkat to lollipop sir. This is the salvation of an otherwise disappointing battery life
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Yeah I had made a version for someone's rom, I had forgot to reverse some changes. It's fixed in the new upload. Next update I'll activate fstrim and may be adding cron.

Edit...fixed Galaxy binary and activated fstrim.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Thanks I downloaded and installed the new one, no error messages in terminal. Thank you for your excellent work
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Two new versions and an uninstall zip added to Op. V2 is an entropy free version for people that have issue's with the entropy engine.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
Added new ram option's Please try them and report to pole on Op.
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] blaz1nr:
New packs up lots of new stuff and adjustments. No need to use uninstaller anymore before installing newest version,unless you're going from normal to V2
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] dagwoodmash:
Has anyone got this to work for oc 07?
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I've been using v2 on OC7, the one without entropy and it's been working fine for me
[Galaxy S 4 Active General] dagwoodmash:
Got it to work. V1 with entropy. I was being stupid and was just running the ram option without first running v1. I noticed if I run commands for entropy on terminal emulator for android the commands work great but on shell terminal emulator the permission is denied. Thank you so much for all you do for this community. I trust your posts!
[HTC One X+] DJGREEN1980:
Hi

I just would like to check if anyone can answer.

1. Does relocking bootlader also unroot phone?

2. Does installing RUU.exe to return to stock also install stock recovery?
[HTC One X+] reaper90:
1. Nope

2. RUU will reset everything to stock, it will take care of everything. But probably there's no RUU available that you can use...
[HTC One X+] Ghand0ur:
Yeah, like reaper said about both points, however there is no RUU for the latest HBoot, which I still till this moment Don't know how...
[HTC One X+] DJGREEN1980:
I have found this RUU file :

RUU_ENRC2B_U_JB_45_HTC_Europe_1.17.401.1_Radio_3.1204.168.32_release_299688_signed.exe

Do I just relock the bootloader from fastboot and then also from fastboot with phone plugged in just run the RUU exe file above?

Will doing the above put everything to stock including the stock recovery?
[HTC One X+] Phoenix09:
That would do everything, but it won't work if you've flashed a newer official update

Someone did post a TWRP backup for 2.18.401.2 though

Edit: here
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Bent:
Hi,

when my 8310 has a headset (wired or bluetooth) it only rings in the headset!

Is there a way to have the ringing signal from the phone instead?

Cheers,

Bent
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] Tonian1878:
Anyone know/recommend a launcher which looks good on a bigscreen tv?

loving my cs918, mk888, rk3188.(whatever its called) Android box but the stock Android launcher/desktop looks abit ugly on my tv.

sorry if ive posted in the wrong area. only area i can find relating to Android MIni PC/TV boxes
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssangar:
Hi Guys,

Have spent the last couple of hours trying to lock my bootloader and get back to stock.

I followed instructions, locked the bootloader, went from S-Off to S-On and as I ran the RUU file, I realised it was the incorrect one.

My understanding is that now that I have locked the bootloader, if I try and boot the device, it would bric as it has the previous custom firmware still running?

I have found out that my HBOOT version is 1.29.401.13 and after doing some research, older threads suggest there is not an RUU file available for this. I am quite worried now as my phone is in recovery mode at the moment and the only way I can see (from a different thread from June 2013) is to unlock the bootloader again, install a different stock rom, lock it again and then finally use the 1.29.401.16 RUU file. This seems ridiculously long, however if needs to be done, I will do so.

I stumbled across a "Guru Reset M7 1.29.401.13" tool, however I am not fully clear about how this will work - if it is even used for the same purpose?

If anybody has information or advice on how I should proceed, it would be extremely appreciated as I have a beautiful piece of metal sitting here uselessly. -_-

Many thanks to all who reply!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yatindroid:
Guru reset will work good

Unlock boot loader

Install custom recovery

Install guru reset Rom

from HTC One
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] pbassjunk:
I've noticed a significant drop in battery life over the last few months corresponding directly to when I S-off'd my device. I've RUU'd, wiped, reformat, all of the usual stuff to make sure it's not crud apps, sync off, wifi scanning off, google now off, etc etc.

The reason I'm wondering about specifically S-off being the culprit is due to the clause HTC includes at the beginning of phone setup.. 'regardless of your 'contact htc' option, your device is considered a test device so it doesn't matter what you choose, your phone will always talk to HTC' (paraphrased). If the phone is capturing and updating various testing metrics to HTC it's never really sleeping and constantly keeping a data connection alive (even if very little data is sent).

I'm attaching a screenshot of what really 'broke the camels back' (or however it goes..). I'm not sure why wifi is shown as being on, it is most definitely turned off from the drop down panel.

Less than 5H of the phone being off the charger, less than 30M of screen on time.. something is keeping it alive and I have no idea what. This is a fresh install, I wiped the phone (w/ no restore) 3 days earlier. Amazon, Plex, Chromecast and Netflix installed. (amazon downloaded an album i had purchased, but that's it)

I've never had good battery life, but this is now in abysmal territory.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] StormyNight:
S-OFF won't affect battery afaik, because on my One I'm getting the same battery life as I did before I did S-OFF. Try using a wakelock detector to see what's affecting your battery. Also, try flashing a custom kernel (such as Kangaroo Kernel) and see if that improves battery life.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] _Epic:
No.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sauprankul:
^^^

Correct me if I'm wrong, but rooting, custom recoveries, S-off, changing pretty much anything that isn't the OS or the kernel will not affect the operation of the device. It will only ALLOW you to change it.

On a side note, you know what scares the living crap out of me? When I'm on a stock ROM and the Dialer asks for superuser. What the hell is up with that?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] spacious:
System apps in a stock ROM usually already have Super User permissions. When you root and install SuperSU all apps must ask for super user permissions again. There's a check box in the settings to auto allow them. Previously I don't think regular SuperUser made system apps get permission again.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sauprankul:
Yeah I should have googled it before posting lol . Thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fryguy503:
I S-Off'd on 1.55 Modified and have not seen any change in battery life, it should not be depended on S-Off but rather the Rom and Configuration you are using.
[Omni Q&A] SkyBlader:
Hey I hope this is the right thread for my question, if not excuse me I'm new on being active on xda ^^

So my problem is that the Touchkeys on my Samsung Galaxy S III vibrate twice every time I touch them. I'm not sure if this is wanted or if it is a bug? But besides this little issue I'm loving Omnirom so another question would be if there is an application that can help this problem? ^^

Hopefully someone can help me thank you :)

PS: Sorry if my English is bad ^^
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] filthykid:
Screenshots of your battery life with the removed bloatware? And also RAM consumption. This would help everyone
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Here are a few screenshots with all my apps and data installed and running, taken at different points through the day:
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] filthykid:
Battery life SC?
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Well, you can't really compare the usage with mine cause different people use their phone differently. Some are intense users like me whilst some hardly use their phones at all.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] shaktishekhar:
how cum ur android system is down.. i mean i hv seen in most of d samsung latest phones including N3 neo android system is always on top in battery usages hw cum ur screen is on top
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
That's shows that the screen is draining more battery life then the system, a sure sign of lesser ram, as well as, battery? usage :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] filthykid:
Still I would want to see your usage if it's heavy. As people like me who do not game hard but use the phone to max otherwise would want to see it. This would encourage and make us think more if we want our Note 3 neo to go through the mentioned procedure.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Well, it's just food for thought. Trust me I'm an intense user and well, frankly going to the above procedure will obviously make your phone work better, removing the bloatware and hibernating the other running applications is known to make things better. Since you say you're a gamer it's all the more needed for you since it's most definitely frees up ram which games, at least the good ones, always need!
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] robsup79:
Hi,I've a question:

Is required to uninstall the Apps or can i freeze all with link2sd?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Well, I haven't tired that application but if it's any similar to root Uninstaller's freezing feature. You most definitely can. But still if you're not ever going to use them might as well free up more resources by Uninstalling.

If you want to disable rather than hibernate then disabling apps can cause problems. If you are going to that much work to tweak your phone, you might as well root it and use 'Greenify'. This first identifies which apps constantly wake-up using CPU time thereby decreasing battery life. From that list, you choose which apps to hibernate. The apps aren't disabled, but are prevented from launching on their own. You can launch any hibernated app the same as any regular app. When you are done using the app, it is automatically hibernated again and won't wake up until you call for it again.

Hibernation has an advantage over disabling apps. If you want to launch a disabled app, you must go through the step of enabling it as well as updating the app through Google Play. This can be time consuming. Just hope you don't need that information quickly and that you have decent internet access while you are going through these steps. Hibernated apps update via Google Play without losing their hibernated status.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] filthykid:
Hey.. I said I do NOT game hard. Actually I hardly play games. Don't get the time.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Oh, my mistake then. If you want to increase your battery life and have smoother functionality.. Though there is a possibility that it might be by just a tad then you can do this. But lesser ram usage is a guarantee.
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] filthykid:
Oh man, I m getting amazing battery life from this. By the way I just bought my note 3 neo yesterday :D:D:D:D
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] Zubair1024:
Congratulations then haha!
[Galaxy Note 3 Neo General] fahad5596:
Can u post ur new benchmarks... it might have affected them :P