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[Nexus 9 General] prdog1:
From what I see that command will not deodex. It will delete the odex files and crash your system. :cool:
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
Hmm i did that and im fine

So thats not how you deodex

So how do you do that in terminal
[Nexus 9 General] prdog1:
look inside the apk and see if have a classes.dex. Also look to see if the odex files are actually gone. File structure is different. In system/app there are app folders. Inside folder is apk, arm64 folder and lib folder. Inside arm folder is odex file. If do then it worked but don't see how. Classes.dex contains all the smali code for the apk and is the same as what is in the odex file.

---------- Post added at 08:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:17 PM ----------

rm -rf odex*

rm is the command to delete things.

-r means recursively delete directories. -f means don't ask questions, and don't complain. -rf means both of those things together.

odex* expands to the names of files that start with "odex" (including directory names, since in Unix-like systems -- including Android -- directories are really just a special kind of file.)

More than likely the script you typed in terminal didn't work or all your apps should have crashed..
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
so your saying what i did should have not worked

but all the odex files are gone from my system

Edit i know -rf was not needed just remembered
[Nexus 9 General] prdog1:
It caches those files on boot. If cache is cleared they will FC and no way to get them back without flashing the stock image. Real deodex decompiles the apk and odex file and combines them into one file. Odex becomes classes.dex in the apk file. :cool:
[Nexus 9 General] USBhost:
o ok
[Nexus 9 General] prdog1:
Your ok if never clear cache. :cool:
[Sprint LG G3] Tripp-phpBB:
Just bought an LG G3 to flash to my Boost account and I've got phone/text working but I can not get 3G to work. I've done about 5 phones in the past so this is nothing new to me. The problem I'm running into is QPST and other programs aren't actually writing my data settings to the phone. In QPST I keep receiving an error saying it failed to write.

So, does anyone have any suggestions on any other programs I could use to write the data or what's causing this problem? Does the S3 had a 16 digit password like other phones?
[Sprint LG G3] docnas:
I was able to do it. IT has been soem time but I remember using a guide for the G2 from here to get the 16 digit password and I used DFS to do the programing. If i find where I got the password from Il post a link here.

EDIT: heres the link for the passwword. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2521276
[G3 Android Development] khpyro:
I can confirm, it is working on D855. But as it is stated by razz1 use it at your own risk.

If you don't feel safe. Back up the files with esfile or whatever you like. Backing up 3 files begining with rm command is enough. However, it is not needed cuz we all have our nandroid backup anyway or at least we all should have.
[G3 Android Development] :
See any difference in the performance?
[G3 Android Development] H1TM4NXD:
Tried downloading 5 times from 2 different devices, Dev host says it's 2kb, download is 19kb and won't run as instructed.
[G3 Android Development] sielski:
The phone is running faster ?thanks
[G3 Android Development] jojobans:
I can install for 855??
[G3 Android Development] p70shooter:
Maybe if you read 4 posts above yours you would find out.
[G3 Android Development] kabalah89:
what about battery life?
[G3 Android Development] Neorpowa:
Can anyone confirm that it's working?

As well as that, I'm not familliar with android coding, so what exactly does this code do? ^^

Thanks in advantage, I'm willing to try as soon as I understand what this does
[G3 Android Development] Mangtas_666:
Yes its working on my D850 it would be better if it would stick after reboot?
[G3 Android Development] DanieleD'Ignazio:
Look at "pureperformane x" by jeeko

Sorry For My English
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Battery life should be unaffected. These are just read ahead values, removing some logging and removing QOS that runs in the background. It's possible it may actually be better.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Should work fine. Just hasn't been tested on your device.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
This isn't some jeeko rip off. Just want to be clear on that. I do my own work. I'm not saying you are implying that, I just want that to be known, thats all. This is written specifically for this device.
[G3 Android Development] sielski:
Work on d855 with CloudyG3 1.1
[G3 Android Development] DanieleD'Ignazio:
Thanks for answer

Sorry For My English
[G3 Android Development] robalm:
Create init.d script so you do not need replay the script manual after reboot?
[G3 Android Development] jojobans:
Work on d855 stock rom 10n speed god and RAM space is improved
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Please don't quote the OP as it's a bit long [emoji4]

Anyways, here is my issue. I am VERY new to this device. Had my G3 for 4 days. Rooted, ROMed etc. I personally don't believe I have init.d support because I don't have /system/etc/init.d.

Do you have this folder someplace? Did I miss something along the way?

If you have init.d I will create a flashable zip.
[G3 Android Development] teddy0209:
I think some roms have init.d support now like Claudy and knvirus(not sure)...
[G3 Android Development] meyerweb:
What, if any, impact does velocity have on battery life?
[G3 Android Development] :
Would velocity be a good fit for the VS985 running custom kernel and using your script (version 3)?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I would imagine it does use more battery power. It just depends on the frequency you use of course. You really don't need to go very high to feel a difference.

I don't pay much attention to battery life to be able to give you any accurate details though.

Sure. Their shouldn't be any issues. I hope you enjoy it.
[G3 Android Development] jmart518:
Sorry for the OT post, but where did you find a custom kernel for VS985??

OP, thanks for the script!
[G3 Android Development] Benny Alex:
If I use the Grafhics App and Set a higher value will this reduce my Battery life?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
This was literally answered 2 posts ago.
[G3 Android Development] Benny Alex:
Sorry you are Right.

And does the Skript v3 reduce the Battery life?

Gesendet von meinem LG-D855 mit Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
The script doesn't change much as far as battery is concerned. Really just some tweaks. A couple of clock settings were changed but not by any significant amount. I really don't think you will notice any difference in battery life.
[G3 Android Development] Ferdimage:
how do I enable set frequency on boot on the latest app?
[G3 Android Development] Jagdish84:
OMG, comming from the Nexus 4 i saw velocity and thought it was the Velocity rom by Chad, lol...

sorry for the ot post, Thank you for the script! will try it later today :)
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Option is coming soon
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
G3 SPEED v3.1 in the works...
[G3 Android Development] Aboody Zomar:
Dude!! Is there is any possible way this script can effect battery life ??
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Since it removes the logcat logging, battery life might get even better... just my 2 cents.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
The only thing set that can effect battery life in version 3 of the script are...

echo performance > /sys/class/devfreq/g3-display.0/governor

This sets the display to a constant 60hz instead of 50hz when it wants to.

echo performance > /sys/class/devfreq/qcom,cpubw.41/governor

Sets graphics at constant 7102. Not very high to begin with.

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/byte_clk_src/rate

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/mdss_byte0_clk/rate

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/mdss_byte1_clk/rate

Rest of these are changed a small amount from around 95000000 to the above value.

I wouldn't say any of this is any significant amount of impact on battery.

Are you having bad battery life?
[G3 Android Development] Aboody Zomar:
Yeah, i'm a heavy user and phone's battery used to stay atleast 10 to 12 hrs, but now its like 6 to 7 hrs at max !! And this is making my life harder!!
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Battery life is basically cut in half?

Is everyone having this issue? I haven't noticed this.
[G3 Android Development] Polini99:
No. For me it's still as good as on stock.
[G3 Android Development] KingOfDope:
If you don't like the app/script don't use it... Battery life of the script and app has already been mentioned before
[G3 Android Development] meyerweb:
I didn't notice any significant change in battery life after running this. I suspect your problem is elsewhere.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I've noticed that somehow these settings in v3 will change back to stock values after a while. I'm not sure yet when or what triggers this but they will change leaving a drop of performance from what I intended. Anyways, my point in this is that their is actually very little to drain the battery.

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/byte_clk_src/rate

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/mdss_byte0_clk/rate

echo 99999999 > /d/clk/mdss_byte1_clk/rate

What I find interesting is how LG has decided to use a governor to control the refresh rate of the display. Never seen that before. I'm going to set something up to sample this setting and see when its 50hz or 60hz. If you run v3 I have it locked a 60hz.
[G3 Android Development] KingOfDope:
Hey, about that blue screen... Can that be disabled? I want to set the frequentie to 50 or 51 but sometimes i glitches and shows blue screens. Higher = more frequent. Max = screen always blue. I think this was asked before but I'll ask again maybe you figured something.

Features I like to see in the future:

- Set specific settings for apps.

- Maybe pinned notification which shows what speed I'm running or if the app enabled is. :)

- And of course settings for the notification feature.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
You will get a blue screen when your pixel clock is set at too high of a frequency which is one of the settings Velocity changes. It's simply a hardware limitation and can't be fixed. You just need to lower your frequency a bit.

Lol that's a lot of nice options to have in the app. I don't think I will get per app settings in this app. It would be very involved. I could put the frequency your running in the status bar. Something like this would eat a little more battery but it could be turned on/off in the app so it's not that big of a deal.

Right now I'm trying to figure out this next version of G3 SPEED.

The way I have it set right now my phone absolutely flys! I seen as much as 180FPS and the overall usability is insanely responsive and totally blows away any AOSP/CM. But things are a bit glitchy like screen artifacts during certain things. After I get things worked out with new script I will start on Velocity again.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Velocity officially works on Pac-Rom 5.0 lollipop for D851. May work on other carriers cm12 based roms.
[G3 Android Development] ericsmart:
velocity required Google tts? but I'm deaf and don't speak,I removed tts
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I understand. Next version won't require this. It was just an unneeded hidden part of the app for people to find and get a laugh out of. Tts was just part of a hidden joke. I'll remove it.
[G3 Android Development] TheKaser:
Awww
[G3 Android Development] Mangtas_666:
Can I use this with out twrp?
[G3 Android Development] ericsmart:
I don't mind inside joke, I love jokes. didn't know it was a joke but, good work on making my phone fast.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Cool I'm glad it's working good for you! Basically if you hit the insane speed setting your phone will make a high pitch tone and say "warning warning warning warning". Just my way of having fun by scaring the hell out of someone. Lol [emoji12]
[G3 Android Development] ericsmart:
lol that's some funny sh*t!
[G3 Android Development] ericsmart:
is there other option that I can control my frequencies til you update your velocity app?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I might have an update tonight if time permits.
[G3 Android Development] GroovyGeek:
Dame here. Zips download corrupted and the apk does not install.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I was just wondering if there is some type of test that I can do to see if the script is actually working on my vs985

I've tried benchmarking but the results are the same
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Hi Rob, running Antutu with the mod should definitely show better results.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I just downloaded and installed both. Try again. Maybe they were having issues at the time. If you have any further issues let me know.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Pull g3speed from the init.d file and run it with script manager. It will show you the results.

Does your phone feel faster? Not everything shows in benchmarks.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
NEW!!!

G3 SPEED VERSION 3.1 SCRIPT.

http://d-h.st/vT6

I will update the op in a bit.
[G3 Android Development] brolic925t:
Will it work on cm12? Flameon
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Should work fine on most CM based 5.0 roms but I can't test them all.
[G3 Android Development] Polini99:
Just flashing dirty?

Or any cache wiping?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Dirty is fine
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
NEW VELOCITY APP v1.4

-FUBAR- see v1.5

For stock 4.4.2 & CM based 5.0 roms.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
NEW VELOCITY APP v1.5

Sorry but made some mistakes in 1.4 that I didn't notice so use this instead.

http://d-h.st/Fyv
[G3 Android Development] shayneflashindaily:
Uninstalling ... Made my phone worse ... Thanks anyways

2SHAYNEZ
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Blue screen is from the pixel clock being set too high for your particular device. Just don't use that high of a frequency if you get it.

I personally don't usually go much higher than 4200 or 4500. Just enough to feel the difference. I can go to about 6500 without a blue screen but some can't.
[G3 Android Development] k@iserex:
Hai razz1 I'm getting cca 25000 in antutu bench whit 3.1 speed tweaks and velocity 1.5 whit boost on and 4300 setting set up. Before on speed 3.0 and whit no velocity setting turned on I was getting cca 35000? Any ideas why? Don't get me wrong I'm not a bench junkie I really don't care that much about it as system feels snnapy and smooth overall but it does stick out that huge difference in antutu!

D855 and cloudy 1.1 ROM whit CTT mod for thermals
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Well I will say that I don't use benchmarks too much when I am setting up scripts etc. I go based on how the system feels and reacts to them. Example, does it load apps faster or load pages faster and so on. It's the user experienced that's important to me. Some tweaks I try are hard to tell a difference so I will use some benchmarks that give me quicker results such a quadrant or whatever. Antutu just takes so freaking long to complete that I would take me forever just to get an idea if I'm going in the right direction or not.

Anyways, in 3.1 I didn't delete the logcat or QOS. Quality of service effects your governor operation behind the scenes. Deleting QOS might actually cause your CPU to ramp or hotplug faster. So QOS could be one of the reasons. Less logging makes things quicker too. It seemed people really didn't like these files being removed from their rom by the script so I decided not to have this feature any longer. If enough people want it back I will make a separate zip to just delete those files.

Next is the new Velocity boost button. The OC I had in V3 of the script is now configured into this button in the app. The script was having a hard time loading those values because the system kept changing them back to default. The Boost button resolves this issue.

Other than that I'm not really sure why their would be such a difference. I will do so testing myself though to look into some improvements.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
[MENTION=2956675]k@iserex[/MENTION]

You were right. Looks I screwed all kinds of things up today. This should be much better. Please let me know what you think. Make a difference?

Dirty flash

G3 SPEED v3.2

http://d-h.st/ah2
[G3 Android Development] shayneflashindaily:
Set mine to 4300 and after a few mins screen wouldn't turn on ... And when installed 3.2 tarp said it was 3.1 ... What gives ?

2SHAYNEZ
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Screen turn on... What rom are you running?

3.2 isn't really official TBH. Just need to change the updater script to show 3.2. You have 3.2 though. Your good to go.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
NEW G3 SPEED SCRIPT v3.2.1

-Added 30 sec delay before script launch.

http://d-h.st/50g

OP updated.
[G3 Android Development] k@iserex:
No worries ☺ I'll try the latest script and run couple of antutu and report back!

EDIT: now we are riding in the right direction ?

We have before and after applying latest script. This is for bench junkies out there. I don't care about antutu cos for me even if the script 3.1 had bad properties honestly I didn't notice it in overall system UI experience or even hiccups or slow loading apps or whatever...
[G3 Android Development] Ferdimage:
Just a quick feedback, after using the latest scripts and app, its been slower and gives me some strange graphical issues on script 3.1+

the best is V3 script with 1.2 beta app at 450000000 settings is flawless and smooth as.

thanks
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=4324598]razz1[/MENTION]: I just noticed, that the script no longer removes the catlog binary, thank you. Btw, is the adreno_config.txt from stock rom and which? I don't see it in my AN 3.4 (Lollipop though). A bit anxious to add that file as it is an undocumented vendor prop file (saw some threads about it here)?
[G3 Android Development] jojobans:
I can use G3 speed for rom android hd 3.4??
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
When/where do you see the issues in graphics so I can check it out and improve the script?

Will work just fine in 5.0

I noticed this file appear in ICS. After ICS it no longer worked because they changed the area where it was placed in the file system to be read. I figured it out on my GS3 by initially calling it yamato_panel.txt and placing it /data/local/tmp. My goal at that time was to bring full time 4x antialiasing to the GS3. It took me every day for like 2 or 3 months by the time it was all said and done.

The file is extremely difficult to work with and it seems to be different on every device.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2066112

[MOD][MD3][T.W.][5/14/13] Yamato

Most of the script should load just fine and the lines that don't won't hurt anything. I'm not sure if it's CM based or not.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
First, thanks for your extra info on the file. As to the mentioned AN 3.x rom: it's based on stock LG.
[G3 Android Development] atxbang56:
I have no signal at all with v3.2.1 and my phone is very hot. everything is ok with v3.1

Envoyé de mon LG-D855 en utilisant Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
This script should not interfere with signal or data. The reason your phone is hot is probably due to not having a signal and constantly trying to obtain it.
[G3 Android Development] atxbang56:
I konw that but every time I try v3.2.1 there's no signal.

I have a d855 running CM12.

Envoyé de mon LG-D855 en utilisant Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I will take a look at what's going on if theirs an issue with the script. I am running CM12 for the D851 right now and don't have signal/data issues. But I will take a look.
[G3 Android Development] tospace2006:
I noticed in the last version of the app too but I wasn't sure but now I've pinpointed it down that the app makes my phone soft reboot quite frequently.

I tried simply granting it root access and didn't even boost frequency and it still caused reboots. Maybe it's just my phone...
[G3 Android Development] k@iserex:
Are you sure you haven't been playing whit I/O, CPU GOVERNORS? cos I'm getting soft reboots when messing with governor's that don't play well in certain combos or such. Check that out m8!
[G3 Android Development] tospace2006:
The only thing I can think of is I set the thermal throttling off in the secret menu but my phone doesn't even get hot when it reboots.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
I think their is a possibility that the boost button can false fire. This might be the issue and I'm looking into it.
[G3 Android Development] transfo47:
[MENTION=4324598]razz1[/MENTION] feel free to include these in the OP with credit.

Some before and after with Antutu on CloudyG3 on the VS985, not enough to move any spots, but still a good boost.

Normal:

With Velocity:
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
NEW VELOCITY VERSION 1.6

-Bug free hopefully!

-Added one more clock to the boost button.

-Added overlay to the notification bar to show current freq and boost indicator "B". It will show in any app or screen your in.

-On boot setting will launch 45sec after boot. The app will display "waiting" and "standby" during this period.

Thanks. Enjoy!

http://d-h.st/f7T

EDIT: Keep in mind that overlay in the bar updates every second and may eat some battery. Might not want to keep that on too long.
[G3 Android Development] Ferdimage:
Im still on script v3 do I need to update that before using the latest App?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Nope your good. BTW you can also use any other script with G3 Speed and Velocity.
[G3 Android Development] Ferdimage:
Any idea why 3.1+ would cause this graphical issue?
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Is their any way you could delete /data/local/tmp/"adreno_config.txt"

This is part of the script and if you delete it then reboot. If your issue goes away then thats it. Your issue isn't happening on my phone. Maybe I need to make an adjustment to that config file.
[G3 Android Development] Ferdimage:
thank you deleting the config file fixed it
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Now I know where the issue is. Thanks. I will work on that file for the next update.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Hi [MENTION=4324598]razz1[/MENTION], just related feedback: with the adreno file my Antutu was 34K, with file removed and reboot it's 41K, running AN 3.5 Lollipop on D855.
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Seriously? Ugghhh

Back to the drawing board. It sucks tweaking that file because if you make a change then you need to reboot to find out if it's better or not. Going to need to spend some more time on that. Thanks for the info! The more feedback I get the better the chance of making things better.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Maybe it's not the right file for Lollipop? I'll be happy to test stuff for you.
[G3 Android Development] henengel:
Download link are down
[G3 Android Development] henengel:
I take it back.. My bad
[G3 Android Development] Rafe:
Hey [MENTION=4324598]razz1[/MENTION]! First, great script!

I'm also having graphical issues too. My G3 is a D855P (Brazil) and in games or Google Maps the problem is more present.

For example, in Google Maps, when I trigger the option to view the traffic, the colored lines are now extremely thin, almost invisible. In the games some textures disappear too.

Hope this helps!

Cheers
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
UPDATES IN THE OP

New Velocity.

New G3 Speed script.
[G3 Android Development] raghavsharmaxda:
Any chances for support for lollipop 5.0 stock roms? Thank you :))
[G3 Android Development] razz1:
Velocity will work just fine if the rom has d/clk and don't think stock 5.0 has it. You can try and see. The worst that can happen is the app simply won't work.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
It works fine on D855 Intl. Lollipop roms (stock+custom) like AndroidNow and ChupaChups.
[G3 Android Development] currydude:
What's the difference between the stock 4.4.2 and android l versions of the velocity app? They both seem to work on stock lollipop (chupa chupa)
[G3 Android Development] zoreli:
Will tray on Cloudy 1.2 and see what happend ... :)
[G3 Android Development] angieri918:
Hey im running carbon rom 4.4.4 will this not work or will it be bad if I try to flash it?