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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bipe617:
Information needed !!!!!!!!!

If this mod creates swap partition on internal storage

isn't there a chance to brick the device ?

Also can i know the reading and writing speeds of redmi 1s

and the speeds at which this mod reads and write
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amish.:
Will this work with miui V5 for htc one v?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
first check if your device is supported from turbo boost thread

then your kernel must support swap
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amish.:
Its there in supported devices..how to check whether it will work with my kernel..my kernel is 3.0.16-Charm-CM10..will it work? this one is roms stock kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
flash the mod

then check from terminal with free -m and cat /proc/swaps

also check in your inetrnal memory if the rom has init.d support

go to system->etc-.init.d
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amish.:
it does have init.d but after flashing i feel no difference :( should i change the kernel? will that help? :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
did you check it from terminal?

also ask in the kernel thread if it supports swap
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
Test results after installation:

u0_a106@mako:/ $ su
root@mako:/ # cat /proc/swaps
tmp-mksh: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
1|root@mako:/ # su
root@mako:/ # free -m
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1835 1641 194 0 47
-/+ buffers: 1593 241
Swap: 0 0 0
root@mako:/ #
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
you have no swap

check if your kernel supports swap

if it supports then install init.d universal from play store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androguide.universal.init.d&hl=el
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
This is the universal init.d result

[IMG="universal init.d screenshot"]http://dl-1.va.us.xda-developers.com/3/1/0/2/9/7/0/Screenshot_2015-01-07-22-13-36.png?key=DmJq19Jize0K2Bk-NIis3A&ts=1420643916[/IMG]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
reboot the device and check again from terminal
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amish.:
Yo i checked it from terminal..i switched to HELLBOY kernel now using it lets see it for a day..kernel thread..link plz..thanks for replying :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
Terminal emulator results after reboot:

u0_a106@mako:/ $ su
root@mako:/ # df /cache
Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize
/cache 551.7M 9.9M 541.9M 4096
root@mako:/ # df /data
Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize
/data 12.9G 2.5G 10.4G 4096
root@mako:/ # df /system
Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize
/system 827.8M 798.2M 29.6M 4096
root@mako:/ # cat /proc/swaps
tmp-mksh: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
1|root@mako:/ # su
root@mako:/ # free -m
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1835 1430 405 0 14
-/+ buffers: 1415 420
Swap: 0 0 0
root@mako:/ #
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
nope it doesn't work

at swap it still shows 0

by the way do you have busybox installed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
strange busybox

Terminal result:

u0_a106@mako:/ $ su
root@mako:/ # busybox version
version: applet not found
root@mako:/ #

But, the busybox installer said that busybox installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
install this one

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=el

then open busybox and press install

by the way did you check if nexus 4 is supported?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
I've installed busybox free.

What do you mean? Supported of what?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
check the 1st or 2nd post of turbo boost thread if your device is supported for swap
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
Yes, Nexus 4 supported
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
go to init.d folder and in the turbo boost script see if the permissions are rwx-rx-rx

see also if the init.d folder has the same permissions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
The turbo boost script already rwxr-xr-x or 755.

I've chmod 755 to init.d folder too. Before that, the permission is 777.

Then, I reboot, and execute this:

u0_a106@mako:/ $ su
root@mako:/ # free -m
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1835 1429 406 0 16
-/+ buffers: 1413 422
Swap: 0 0 0
root@mako:/ # busybox run-parts /etc/init.d
75+0 records in
75+0 records out
78643200 bytes transferred in 0.546 secs (144035164 bytes/sec)
swapon failed for /cache/swap/swap.img
/etc/init.d/98swap_cache_v300[335]: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
250+0 records in
250+0 records out
262144000 bytes transferred in 9.321 secs (28124021 bytes/sec)
swapon failed for /data/swap/swap.img
/etc/init.d/98swap_data_v300[335]: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
root@mako:/ #

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
i don't know mate

the only thing i can tell you is to use smanager to run the script

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&hl=el

before running the script tick the su box
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
Ok... I'll try...

auastyle™ @ nexus 4

---------- Post added at 21:43 ---------- Previous post was at 21:30 ----------

There is no swaps file/directory in the proc folder. How to get swaps file/folder on the proc directory?

auastyle™ @ nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
navigate to init.d folder

there run the script
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] auastyle:
Yes, i know it. But when i execute the script, said that /proc/swaps no files or directory.

u0_a106@mako:/ $ su
root@mako:/ # free -m
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1835 1429 406 0 16
-/+ buffers: 1413 422
Swap: 0 0 0
root@mako:/ # busybox run-parts /etc/init.d
75+0 records in
75+0 records out
78643200 bytes transferred in 0.546 secs (144035164 bytes/sec)
swapon failed for /cache/swap/swap.img
/etc/init.d/98swap_cache_v300[335]: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
250+0 records in
250+0 records out
262144000 bytes transferred in 9.321 secs (28124021 bytes/sec)
swapon failed for /data/swap/swap.img
/etc/init.d/98swap_data_v300[335]: cat: /proc/swaps: No such file or directory
root@mako:/ #

auastyle™ @ nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
i am out of ideas mate:(

i don't know what else to suggest

maybe you can contact via pm with the OP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGKiD:
They will be swap into internal memory right ? Are they reffering to /sdcard1 or /sdcard0 path ?

If yes, then i think I'll have to mod my vold.fstab . Because lenovo S820 has this internal/external memory path declaration problem ..

Anyone knows ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juan_zerox:
question about cm12 Ivanich Rom

This work on cm12 ivanich rom for htc sensation?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
Probably yes

But you can check it from terminal after flashing the mod

Check with free -m and cat /proc/swaps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyberdrb:
Max 50MB forCM10 users?

... CM10 users please use only 50 Mb Cache Swap ...

Why users with CM 10 can only have 50 MB swap on /cache partition? I dont want to shorten the life of /system or /data partition.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rzr86:
because if i remember well dalvik lies on /cache partition in cm roms
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tinOFbeer:
Problem with ZRAM after installation Turbo Boost

Welcome

After installation, I can't turn off the ZRAM option in Trickster MOD.

Before installing this feature was disabled and will automatically active after installation.

When I trying to disable this function, after a while it is active again.

Galaxy Nexus i9250 (gsm) maguro

Shiny Rom 4.4.4 (converted to f2fs) + fancy kernel r60 (built-in ROM)

/cache - f2fs

/data - f2fs

/system - f2fs

Triple Swap: 75/75/50

sorry, wrong topic, please move
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fallenskater180:
Nexus Gsm

Works great on my Galaxy Nexus GSM thanks a lot! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hyperX1134:
Help me support my device-nokia x+

I have sent all info including swap cache log, internal device's name, mount points info to delta-roh and Harbir. Because my first two messages have broken download link(I saved info to text document files and upload to onedrive), I've re-sent two another messages to you, which I showed my info right onto the messages. Take notice of this and don't forget to help me,please! Thanks a lot in advanced! If you help me, I will definately recommend this Turbo Boost to my friends!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ubhabbs:
thanks sir

Working great on xiaomi redmi 1s, CM12.1/ lp 5.1.1 with conf. swap 75MB cache, 250MB data, and 75 system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keepsongoing:
Turbo Boost version 5.12

Is there anyone who can give more detailed installation instructions for Version 5.12? I'm a noobie and don't quite get it from the instructions given. I just did my very first root the other day and I would really like to try this. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogueanX8:
I have same problem too....

But, i can make it work with kernel adiutor

There's an option called init.d and you can switch on apply on boot

Actually the problem occurs when i use lollipop
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oluseun:
How can I disable zram?I want to use this mod

---------- Post added at 03:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:00 AM ----------

When I use this mod with zram my phone hang and reboot frequently so I uninstall the mod. But zram with much apps in the background drain my battery faster. So how can I disable zram permanently?
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MichaelWT:
4.4.2 and earlier - when in superior Auto camera mode and moving close as if to take a macro, do you get the little macro flower icon as well as the close focus?

Now I'm on 4.4.4, when i get close to an object it goes into macro mode automatically and I can take very close photos.

Was it there before and I forgot to set something?!
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
In 4.4.4 camera for me seems less live. I mean when moving around it was really fast like it had 60 frames. Now seems slow just like Samsung's S5.

T

It's the only thing that disappointed me
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] ebautista:
Anyone in need of MX Player for the said version? Download the test version from here https://sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/translation/test-build
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] dave2metz:
Thanks for this. It has sucked playing movies on my phone without MX Player. I downloaded the regular MX Player, not the pro version. Is that correct?
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] garynych:
still very raw assembly, shall be deemed not working as it should ... better yet use vlc v0.9.10 this player is fully compatible
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] gaurav2009:
Or use DicePlayer,It works flawlessly..
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] xalulama:
thank , for this: Bien:
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] danarama:
Hmm. No. MX is.my preference. It stands out above all other players.
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] gaurav2009:
I also like Mxplayer,but its slow on updates like whenever os changes mxplayer take plenty time to get updated,whereas diceplayer is quick on updates,either way I have both :)
[Nexus 5 Themes and Apps] ebautista:
You should use the privided link. I am using it without issues.
[P3600 Software Upgrading] AJB:
I am watching the thread on the new Test ROM for the Trinity, and am very tempted to use it ... however, if I want to revert back to the original ROM it doesn't appear that I can do so. I say this as the "Ship" ROM on the FTP server is not my current ROM. I have the following:

ROM Version: 1.17.707.4

ROM Date: 12/05/06

Radio Version: 1.24.00.11

Protocol Version: 32.57.7020.06H

As the version on the FTP doesn't match this, I am hesitant to update to the Test ROM. Anyone have this version so I can revert?
[P3600 Software Upgrading] psargent:
I just wanted to tell you that I upgraded last night after weeks of pushing and pulling about it in my head. I've got to say that I have no regrets so far! The GPS works great! I have both P3300 and Trinity and I actually got a faster fix with my Trinity a couple of times! And the sensitivity of the Trinity is more than sufficient for all but the most hardcore GPS users!

Sorry I don't have your Rom - but be assured that you probably won't want to revert anyway! I would have waited for the official HTC update, but who knows when that is coming - could be tomorrow, could be months from now. I just got sick of sitting on my hands and waiting - $40 USD to SuperCID, but the pain of purchase went away with my first GPS fix!!!
[P3600 Software Upgrading] MontAlbert:
so when you update a ROM do you loose everything on your device (eg. phone numbers, appointments etc)?

sorry for the newbie qn but havent seen the answer anywhere...
[P3600 Software Upgrading] Cyrus Kourosh:
For sure... It is the same thing as re-installing Windows on your PC.

You should make a backup of your personal data (contact, agenda, files...) somewhere to retrieve it later (use Outlook for example).
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
Hi, I have a t959v and I have been trying to restore my IMEI (that's because I was able to backup my /efs partition).

However, after I flash CM 10.1 for my device, my IMEI is gone, or has turned to 0000000.... or has turned to ASCII characters that I couldn't even read. I tried restoring my nv_data.bin file, done everything I could(googled and tried so many posts, I've lost count already.) and ended up with still, a corrupted/missing IMEI. Well after tinkering with my device, I've found out that the reason why my nv_data.bin (5.2 Mb) corrupts as I transfer it to the /efs partition--it's because my /efs partition is a little bit small, that's why my nv_data.bin ends up in an incompleted transfer state(corrupted file). From 5.2Mb, it falls to around 3-4Mb. No, it's not compressed or anything, it's cut-off, or "cropped" if it's the right term(which I doubt). Now, the my question is, is it possible to resize or grow my /efs partition? If yes, then how? First of all, thanks for spending some time in reading my post. Now, could anybody help me? or if it's such a pain to do, is there an alternative to CM 10.1 that has minimal glitches or bugs? 'Coz it's a pity if I couldn't upgrade from GB. The hardware of this phone is good enough, but the firmware is kinda frustrating(slow, freezes, and worst of all, GB), don't get me wrong, I don't hate GB but for the hardware of this phone, it's too good to just stay in GB. Thanks again! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Reflash back to gingerbread. That should restore your ieme number. Than try again.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Interesting...

Sure, but that doesn't answer the original question. Going back to BML (which was on Gingerbread, of course) will restore the original /efs partition. This is because all of the MTD installs do not overwrite the original BML /efs partition.

Now, the concerning issue is that the nv_data.bin shouldn't be getting any bigger then the original (I don't have my sgs4g on hand to verify), but what may have happened is yaffs2 partition options in the kernel may not be the same or formatting may have added more partition data to the filesystem layout that makes the available free space on the partition less. (does this paragraph not make sense? If so, ask and I'll go into more detail)

So, let me ask you to do a test.

WARNING!!! Make sure you backup the EFS partition while on GB before emptying the directory!

Backup EFS (do this from recovery with adb shell):

su -
mount /efs
mount /sdcard
cd /
tar cf /sdcard/efs-backup.tar /efs

Go back to stock GB. There are Cne-Clicks I made to do this. Root the install and post the output of:

su -
rm -rf /efs/* /efs/.*
df /efs

Restore EFS (again, from recovery, adb shell):

su -
mount /efs
mount /sdcard
cd /
tar xf /sdcard/efs-backup.tar

Next, do the same for cm-9.1.0.

After that, do the same with which ever cm-10 or 4.4.x kernel you're using.

Post all of the values here and lets debug that way. I'll bet you that the available free space and total size are DIFFERENT when the partition is empty.

You don't need to restore the EFS on MTD installs, but MAKE VERY SURE you restore the EFS on the BML (Gingerbread) install!!!

Maybe also try different CM10.x and 4.4.x kernels and see if there is a difference. For each test, note which kernel, which rom. Also for each test, flash back to Gingerbread (bml, from the oneclick) before flashing a new rom!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
All the nv_data.bin files I have are 262.1kB.

The tar backups the installtion script creates for you should be 700kB or less.

It sounds like something went seriously wrong with the nv_data.bin file you are trying to restore, so I recommend you follow the advice [MENTION=3143394]champ1919[/MENTION] gave you and go back to gingerbread an flash your ROM again.

After you flash make sure that the nv_data.bin file under /efs/root/afs/settings/nv_data.bin is exactly 262.1kB. If that's the case then save the efs backup the install script made for you in a safe place.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Mine from froyo are 256.0 KB for locked and 260 for unlocked., weird..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Interesting. I think all the ones I got were from phones built at around the same time since they have similar text in the nv_data files.

The locked/unlocked files should be the exact same file size every time. All the tends to change is a single 1 in the file becomes a 0 to unlock it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
I had stored them in Dropbox. I betcha one is from the vibrant I lost, but, I thought I deleted it so I would not goof. As soon as I can get to a PC, I'll dig into it somemore. I wonder who wrote that guide years a go on how to hexedit that file. I should give them another thanks. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
thanks for the fast response bhundven and the rest...

i apologize for not being able to reply as soon as you posted.

going back... i tried reflashing to stock and backed up my efs... however, when i looked at how big it was as a tar(ive tried making an rfs then put it into a tar. this is from the commands cat /dev/block/stl3 > /sdcard/efs.rfs or something like that. im sure that code came from a post here in xda too.) its size is 6.2mb.

and also... i have the log files of my cm10.1 upgrade attempt. posting it in case it would help...

also tried reflashing to stock ang flashing slimkat but the problem persists.

thanks for giving your time in helping me. i will try to reply as soon as i can. thanks again.

Q: is t959v the same as vibrant? been googling but posts are really confusing.. XD
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Nope, that does not work. That is also not what my directions said to do.

You kinda buggered up the Quoting of the post, kinda hard to follow. So I removed what I wrote and only quoted what you said so it makes sense. But even after that, I can't really make sense of what you are doing and why you can't follow my directions?!?

It's not confusing at all. SGH-T959V (VibrantPlus) is not the same as SGH-T959 (Vibrant). They are not compatible, and flashing roms between the two will lead to bricks. Make sure that under the battery it says: SGH-T959V

The only thing these two devices have in common is their original provider: T-Mobile

Otherwise, go to the right forum for your phone before following any directions in this forum.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
Thanks for the quick reply!

Well, the reason why I was trying to flash CM10.1 is to upgrade from GB so if I were to reflash to GB then I would've defeated my purpose. :D

But, I did try that, and backed up my EFS so as to restore it later on after I have flashed CM10.1 but to no avail. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Which phone model do you have?

Im running the new slimkat with no issue. Fb's cm11 was just as good. I bounce between those and back to GB when I need tv out with no issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
Im sorry for the messed up reply sir, and thanks again for your reply,

Just to confirm, my device is INDEED T959V.

I did the cat > /sdcard/efs.rfs bla bla bla thing in the hope to make an ODIN flashable "fix" in the hope of getting my IMEI and baseband fixed.

And, just as you said, it didn't work. I also tried erasing the /efs by erase_image then mkdir -p /efs and then cd /efs then tar xf /sdcard/efs.tar but that also produced a "cropped" nv_data.bin. Im sorry I can't try your directions as of now because I'm currently using my phone for work, however, I will do as you said as soon as I can free up my device.

Q: Do I need to take my backup before I flash a custom kernel? or is it ok if back it up while using a custom kernel?

Q: So T959V is VibrantPlus, is it the same as Samsung Galaxy S 4G?

Q: So if T959V is VibrantPlus, should I look for ROMs with the naming convention of <rom name>-vibrantplusmtd?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
I have a T959V.

I tried the SlimKat and SlimSabre but I still got no IMEI even after manual restore. I also tried the CM11 and still have the same problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
So, when you go back to gingerbread, your number is still hosed?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I have no clue where you got those directions.

Here it sounds like you are mixing up directions.

Go back to stock gingerbread with my oneclick. Read all of the directions here first.

Yes

No, we don't call it vibrantplus, because it cause so much confusion with vibrant. we call it galaxys4g for bml or galaxys4gmtd for mtd.

I'd like to know the answer to this as well. Good question!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
Well I've tried many posts about restoring nv_data.bin but none of them seems to work. I even tried to edit nv_data.bin by hex. That's how desperate I am to upgrade. XD

By hosed, you mean corrupted or invalid? I use OneClick Heimdall by sir bhundven I believe..

and to answer the question, I get my IMEI and baseband back everytime I flash the OneClick. It's when I try to upgrade to CM++ that I get the null baseband and IMEI.

and to clarify, I got that backup process directions from this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=859914
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Ok, so you go back to gingerbread and get your imei back.

NO This is not the right place to look for help. Although the 'Galaxy S 4G' is a 'Galaxy S' based-device, it is VERY different from the i9000!!!

Do not use instructions from other device forums!!!

We have documented a lot for this phone in this device forum and on our wiki

As I mentioned before (in this thread) instructions on backing up your efs, and restoring it. Use my instructions and let us know in this thread if you have any problems!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
1st, YES I got my IMEI and baseband back, but its a shame if I can't upgrade to CM++(because I don't get my IMEI and baseband after flashing meaning I can't use my phone for work.) because it's a cool rom, it has everything I'm looking for in a custom rom.

AND yeah, I wasn't aware that they were THAT different. Anyways, thanks for pointing that out.

Q: Is there an upgrade path or something that I need to do aside from the standard flashing procedure for these roms?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
Bhundven's modified kernel should give you root. You could skip that step of using the oneclickroot and use the heimdall one click (of his kernel) and get cwm & root in one step. It's linked in the link he gave you.

After you install cwm, is that when you loose the imei number? Are you letting the phone fully boot? How were you getting cwm in order to flash the cm?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
Sorry,

What I meant by OneClick is using Heimdall in flashing the purely stock GB rom. After that, I root using Framaroot(successful) then I flash a custom kernel(bhundven's blastoff...IMEI and baseband still ok after this), then I flash CM++ ROM, this is where it gets ugly--I lose my IMEI(null) and baseband(also null). and YES I let the phone fully boot, I even wait around 15mins and try to turn the radio on and off to see if I got my IMEI and baseband back, I also tried taking out the battery and letting the phone loose all it's power and then turning it on, again, to no avail. And to answer the other question, I get CWM through the blastoff kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
And also... where were you getting CM10/CM11? We don't have an official port. I hope you were not trying to install the i9000 version, or the Vibrant verison.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] cryzone77:
No sir, I got mine from here...

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V/List_of_ROMs