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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Yeah, that's what I figured, but... I'm sorry to be a pain, honest!

That's not exactly what I was asking (again, sorry!!!!!)

In the APP, I have selected to enable the LIQUID SMOOTH UI to enable.

When I loaded the script for the first time, shouldn't it detect what my settings are? I ask because if the tweak is done in the app, then when I launch the script for the first time, it should scan and see what my settings are. So... That's where I'm kind of confused. It's like it isn't correctly scanning my phone and identifying what the settings are.

One other q... Should I use the script instead? Would you? Or is the app, overall - with the addition of SELINUX CHANGER to get selinux to permissive, or should I stick with vector script and get rid of the app?

Sorry to bug...

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
[MENTION=1436322]harveyr4[/MENTION] -

You'll have to decide, frankly. If you use bootmanager (xposed module) it'll list all your user apps that load up at start. You can disable them from that program. The only apps you SHOULDN'T disable is SELINUXChanger (Just posted it on OP), Universal INIT.D, LSPEED, and anything else you want to run at startup. But most CAN be stopped. And, if it turns out you want / need it, you can just reactivate it and you'll be good to go.

Also, you said your phone isn't blazing fast. Did you remember to flash GOVTUNER? If so, what profile are you running & what governor are you using? LMK and I can maybe help give you a few suggestions to speed things up. Also, the phone WILL lage for the first min or 2 during bootup, since lspeed & govtuner need to do their "thing". heh

Again, lmk your settings so MAYBE I could help get you some blazing fast speeds!

Lastly, is it faster than you used to have it? Do you at least see SOME improvement? If so, how much (approx)???

Hope this'll help you!

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION] this community is meant to spread knowledge, learn, and support each other. With that said I just want you to know and anyone else reading this that it doesn't bougther me if you ask one question or 100 questions I will try to answer them to the best of my ability. Today I'm at Universal Studios Hollywood with the kids so it's going to take me sometime to reply. So hopefully I can answer your questions. I don't believe that either script or app knows what one is doing but according to Paget96 when I told him I was using both script and app on my S4 back when the app launch, he said they would run independent from each other so they would know what one is doing and vice versa. On my S4 I only use the script now because it kicks in right away versus the app that takes its time. And on the S7 edge, the first part of the day I was using both, but now only the app because I want to see if the app is better than the script. The one thing I can tell you that LSPEED workes better and better with time if you just use it. Currently my S4 seems to be faster than my S7 edge both stock and now rooted. I personally like the script because you set it up and forget about it and it works right on boot versus having to wait for the app to kick in. Point script. Now that I removed script selinux still remained in Permissive, but I will go back to Enforcing if I reboot the phone. So I'm going to use the app on the S7 and leave it for at least a week to see if performance improves. I have LSPEED app set up the same way on the S7 as I do on the script on the S4 this way I can compare apples to apples. Hope this helps. If not ask again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Thanks for being so kind & willing to help/share knowledge/teach me (us). Very greatful!

Regarding the app & script, it really looks like, on my phone, the script has NO idea what the app is doing. Because ALL my settings are modded from within the app, but the script shows my settings as default or disabled when it's the opposite. Perhaps I should try the script instead since I've been using the app for a while. (And perhaps we can compare notes afterwards)?

Also, download from my OP the selinux changer. It'll set the system to permissive AND do it automatically on or during reboot. That should solve at least 1 problem. (Just a suggestion)

Anyway, it seems like the script really does have a few more options, and might work better. Though the app version of lspeed has made my phones faster than ever, & never have my phone(s) been this fast at stock with ONLY stock apps, no user apps even! Now I'm running nearly 600 apps & 1000+ apps on my other phone, and it's just amazing! But I'm thinking lspeed script may provide far more help to the phone... :)

Thanks!

BTW, what kind of improvement have you received with the stuff I've suggested (ie. Govtuner, lspeed app, bootmanager, etc...)? I ask cause my S5 used to be faster than my s7, but these Tweaks changed to to where this s7 is faster than all my older phones put together... lOl

Thanks again... don't forget to reboot your phone to allow the LSPEED app make its changes AND use the download link to get selinux changer so your system will run is permissive mode - on the OP! I really hope these things help - but, this usually works best on a fresh phone. No user apps, Tweaks, etc... just root & SUPERSU.

Talk to u soon! :)

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION] so far govtuner under performance and LSPEED set up my way. With the v15 fixes and kernel auditor set on interactive seems to be working good on PF2 firmware. I just got home from Universal Studios Hollywood so I haven't implement the boot manager or xposed yet. Will keep you informed.

If you set up LSPEED function on the app and are using the script also they will not communicate with each other and LSPEED script on the first run, all options will either be default or off until you set it up and then they will be that way until you set it up again. Keep in mind that the script will always execute first than the app since all its functions will run on boot before app.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
May I ask what settings you are using?

I've been tweaking my settings like crazy - really just for fun - to see what kind of performance I can squeeze out of this sucker, heh.

Also, I do not understand it - i was running PF2 firmware and when i did the v15 fix, I had nothing but issues - on 2 phones. So, I downgraded to PE1, and it worked fine. Now, I set it up for my friends on PF2 and it worked like a charm for them. Don't know why. Really odd.... (And I was coming from a fresh flash of PF2). Then again, PF2 has a couple security updates but other than that, there doesn't seem to be much else that was done (though I'm sure there are other changes)...

Anyway, hope to hear from ya soon. And, I hope you & the family have a great time at Universal! :)

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION], maybe it was your phone unlikely. Or maybe it needed time to break in. Remember LSPEED works better and better over time and you will see better performance. Thanks buy Universal was yesterday. Today hopefully is relax day. Lol. Here are my settings from LSPEED.

Hope it helps.

P. S.

I just downloaded and installed xposed and soon will look for boot manager.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Thanks for the info!

One suggestions I would have... The SD Tweaks option where you have that set to default. You MAY want to set it to something other than default. On the S7's, the defaul setting is 128kb - the "best" setting after MANY tests with different sized files in real world situations, was 2048kb. It will help your SD card reads. unless you use a different program to do that.

ALSO, my understanding regarding the kernel tweaks setting where you put that on as "aggressive"... That could interfere with GovTuner settings. Just a suggestion though, and it may not be the case for you. But just thought I'd let you know. (hope you dont mind)

Other than that, I guess our settings are fairly similar then. Just a few differences, obviously. But then again, I'm going for insane speed with no lag and do not care about battery since I have a mophie case to help me along when needed! ;)

Thanks again for the settings - Gonna see what they do, but I already know a few of them will decrease performance (but give more battery life) so I wont play with those, lol!!!

Talk soon & thanks again for everything!

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Will apply the SD tweak. I actually thought I did until I saw the screen shoots. According to Paget96 the aggressive tweak shouldn't interfere with govtuner. Yeah I prefer performance over battery, I always have a charger handy

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@swick1981. I just installed xposed and bootmanager and once I activate them both. My phone got super hot like when I first rooted. I refreshed the v15 fix and put the phone in the freezer to help it cool down. Let's see if the hotness doesn't return
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
To be completely honest I don't think the overheating will ever go away. I suffer from the overheating as well, but it's nothing that can harm the device. My battery gets up to 38 Celsius, my hands become very moist even through my OtterBox case.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
I'm not sure if I agree, because it wasn't overheated since I rooted and applied all the fixes. I was wasn't going to install xposed because I heard that overheating came back but didn't believe. But I do think it was something to do with it. Do you have xposed install? I also change governor back to on demand and now the phone seems to be back to normal after I did all the fixing. Hopefully it doesn't come back
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
I have Xposed installed, and GovTuner installed on the balanced profile and I'm running interactive... on demand makes me overheat even more, and yes. The root fixes don't completely solve the problem of overheating in my.opinion.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
[MENTION=6462857]orgulloso4202[/MENTION] - UGH, that's just INSANE! It shouldn't be the case... Really sorry for this, because I do NOT know why that would be, other than the PF2 firmware might have been changed to cause some trouble for xposed? :( :( It's NOT my intent to create any kind of issues for you OR your phone! Please let me know if I can do anything to help. Anything at all!!! Do not like to hear my suggestion caused you trouble... :( :( :( :(

LMK what I can do...

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION], it's not your fault. I thought exactly about PF2. I'm monitoring it currently.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
That's a bummer, sorry to hear that. I NEVER change the governor to ondemand, as that almost ALWAYS causes my phone (PE1 firmware) to heat up to intolerable levels (for my nephew's hands) and even my hands at times, haha! Interactive governor & performance profile in GovTuner seem to work for me. I've NEVER had a phone run this fast, truthfully! And I really have no "heat" issues with PE1 firmware & xposed installed. do not understand the reason for xposed causing the heat issue. Do you mind if I ask what version of the xposed framework by Wanman are you using? (v85.1 or v86)? lmk...

Thanks!

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
[MENTION=6462857]orgulloso4202[/MENTION]

You sure about the aggressive tweak not interfering with govtuner? If that's the case, paint me an idiot, cause I read that it does. Well, add yet another stupid point to me... The only reason I ask is then I can add yet another tweak... :) Whoo Hoo!

I guess the best thing to do is change option in lspeed app, load kernel auditor, then run the performance profile again and see what it changes. Although, paget86 would know FAR BETTER than me, that's for sure. (And you'd probably know FAR better than me, too!) HAHAHA lOl

Please lmk what happens with the phone... I can confirm that on PE1 firmware, the heat is not really an issue (again, I ODIN'd back to stock PE1). HOWEVER, you MIGHT want to try an older version of the xposed firmware - assuming you're using v86 vs v85.1, etc... Just a thought, as it may work better, to some degree? But again, what do I know, as I'm just throwing whatever I can at the fridge and hoping SOMETHING sticks - I'm even throwing the kitchen sink & hoping that'll stick to the fridge & help you!

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Will change it right now and see
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
I'm using Xposed Framework version 86.0 custom build by wanam.

Note that I am using the SM-G935V device running the SM-G935U firmware (which is APEH btw). I used psouza4's v15 fixes, v15 debloat and v2 deep debloat fixes. I'm using my own set of l speed settings. Just the basics, no aggressive sd, no gaming ram management. All just balanced/default and the helpful tweaks.

And it's as smooth as ever, nothing too over the top.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION] So I put seeder to default and the phone started to overheat. I have this app that tells me the temp and when I opened it it say temp to high. Once I put it back to aggressive. Temperature start to go down. How do you uninstall xposed?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
If you go to the original Xposed thread, there's an uninstaller link you flash to remove Xposed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Glad to hear!!! :)

The ONLY thing I'd recommend is doing a SMALL change to the SD (it does internal & external SD's) because the default is 128kb cache and that really ain't good enough. You can select the cache you want through SD Booster to at least 256kb. That small of a change should NOT alter your run time, but will certainly help with SD read / write speeds. But then again, that's just my opinion. And like my dad taught me, everyone has opinions just like butt holes! heh

Glad the tweaks have helped you! Hope they continue to do so! :)

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
There is an uninstaller on Wanman's page...

But if changing the seeder fixed it, you should keep xposed. some of the apps are very useful IMO. (again, it may be a useless opinion...) lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
I was following your guide exactly but the battery drain was WAY too high for me. I couldn't even last half a day on the regular 3600mah. I just balanced it out. (: Thanks for the guide though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Completely understandable.... Like I mentioned, I have a changer & always have at least 1 mophie pack available (usually 2 & sometimes 3), so battery life is irrelevant to me. However, I was actually (and truthfully) getting a full day's worth of battery with my tweaks for some reason. I probably won the silicon lottery with the CPU AND the Battery lottery with a highly efficient battery, too. go figure. heh

Just curious... when you followed my guide, was the speed really good at least? (putting aside battery life)

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION]. I'm keeping xposed. So far the phone hasn't overheated. Are you using LSPEED vector script or the app?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
The speed was excellent, I only think I encountered a couple stutters but they may just be the tweaks setting in, I noticed a lot smoother performance in CSR Racing 2.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] ykjae:
I'm using performance on the interactive governor and it's making my battery really hot right now I'm at 109 F with lag.. Not sure what's going wrong. Im thinking bout uninstalling and reflashing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
Wow, that's pretty serious. I'd definitely maybe try the root without Xposed. Did you apply all fixes and download patches? What's your device and firmware?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] ykjae:
Yes my phone was actually running good before govtuner other then battery drainage.. Xposed is definitely the reason for the drainage but it's worth it. I'm on pei 935v.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
Xposed doesn't drain battery? It's the modules I believe. Xposed is nothing but a foundation to help you have access. I may be wrong.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] ykjae:
I always thought it might have something to do with when you flash the framework something gets modified. I Uninstalled all modules other then YouTube background play and was still getting drainage.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
Odd. Well I wish you luck.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
I'm using the app for now...

BUT, I WILL be trying vector tonight or tomorrow most likely! :) (Thanks to you, of course!)!!!!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Youtube can really drain the batter...

As for xposed framework... you MAY want to uninstall it and try v85.1 or one of the lower versions. Not SURE if that'll help, or it MAY cause you even more trouble, but may be worth a shot. Or, you can reformat and run PE1 firmware and start from scratch - that's ultimately what I did and I couldn't be happier, TBH IMHO!

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Hey, has anyone used the xposed systemless? Or are you using wanam's xposed?

The system looks really good and thinking I may try that (after I backup, of course) - assuming others have tried and had success! :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
I'm using wanam's.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
That's what I figured. I know the systemless version framework might be able to be flashed, but MAJISK I thought is required, and you have to have an unlocked bootloader for that app...

Since I dont know enough about it yet, I thought i'd ask... heh
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
Well, everyone that's on the snapdragon variant has to use wanams.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
I just read Chainfire's info... we can't use the systemless interface.

That answer's that...

The only other q is can we use tojo's framework (the one that isn't systemless), and if so, is it better?

Again, just curious...

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
BTW, i was just told that Topjohnwus 86.2 framework runs a bit smoother than wanam's framework. As such, anyone out there tried Topjohnwus 86.2 or have you stuck with wanam's? If so, can you report back to me / us? Would be good to know...

Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] goldebae:
Hey Swick, can you private message me a way I can contact you?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Ummmm, I like to stick with PM-ing through XDA. I do not really give out my private info.

Send me a PM and I'd be happy to get back to you and answer any q's you may have, etc...

Swick
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] LiquidT:
[MENTION=3260779]swick1981[/MENTION] My phone may run a little faster than stock, battery life seems to be good. I have been running for about 24 hrs now and still have 59% battery. Now that is with really no use, no calls, no texts and just checking a few gmail emails. I did run govtuner to set to performance and used Rom Toolbox to set to interactive. All my L-Speed settings is the same as your's with the exception of Ram Manager is set to balanced. I would like to disable more start up apps, but am afraid of disabling any system apps. I don't know which one I can safely disable. Like everyone else I want max performance with max battery life.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Glad to hear this. First let me ask if you already installed xposed? If you did then download bootmanager and open it up. Once bootmanager is running it will display all the apps that you can disable from startup. I would recommend not to disable LSPEED, kernel auditor if your using it or rom toolbox, and if have the Selinux changer since this need to run at boot to configure your phone. I don't see any system apps display in bootmanager as an option. Hope this helps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] LiquidT:
I have installed Xposed and Bootmanager. Bootmanager donate version show system apps not just user apps. I have disabled many of the user apps, and a few of the verizon stock apps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Did you download from Playstore or from within xposed? I downloaded from xposed and this version only shows user apps
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] LiquidT:
I downloaded from xposed. It's not showing now, but in the about or it was on the bottom I had a donate button. Now shows system apps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Well I wouldn't freeze system apps that fiction to use your phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] LiquidT:
No. the only ones I disabled was stuff like the installed NFL thing, Google movies, etc junk like that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Ok... Well, if you have xposed, you can get BOOTMANAGER. It shows you your USER APPS that have been installed and running at startup. It'll also allow you to disable them, too. (Or enable IF you need).

In reality, it's HIGHLY unlikely that you'll disable something that'll cause you to "brick" your phone. The apps you dont want to disable are LSPEED, UNIVERSAL INIT.D, SELinuxChanger, and any programs you may use and want to have load at start... But there is a VERY SMALL chance you'll cause any problem! If you want, tell me the apps you've installed and I'll tell you what should & shouldn't be disabled!

Hope this helps...

Swick

EDIT: Well, I guess the others got to you first, LoL! I'd REALLY suggest staying away from system apps. Heck, if you're going to freeze things, I'd suggest using Titanium Backup to uninstall the NFL app to save you space in the rom, as well! :D (And the other apps you KNOW will not cause you trouble, too!)

Other than that, you SHOULD be in great shape!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] swick1981:
Hey all,

We'll, I think I figured something out... (I THINK)... So, as a test I Uninstalled busybox, rebooted, then reinstalled. I'm now having SOMETHING heat. I don't know if that's a coincidence, or what, but it's something... that's for sure, heh.

Don't know if that helps anyone. But thought I'd let ya know!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] orgulloso4202:
Keep in mind LSPEED uses busybox so you might need to redo it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussi] srish2:
Viper4Android on S7

Hey [MENTION=1452913]swick[/MENTION], I've been using the latest Viper4Android (2.4.0.1) via the ViPERAtmos_5.5_Sony_Beats_Edition on my stock PE1/rooted/Enforcing S7 with no issues. I saw that [MENTION=1599591]psouza4[/MENTION] had mentioned using the Universal zip as well, but it seems be processing audio fine for me. Screenshot attached.

Edit/caveat: EQ must be turned off for audio player or it will cause the phone to freeze up. I was using BeyonPod, which doesn't have EQ.

Additional note: this seems be something happening as a result of having PlayerPro DSPPack. If I disable it, I lose Viper4Android processing, even when using a different audio player. Weird.