yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Yep type more of the process name... it probably found more than 1 "hit" so...

"didn't have enough food for thought..."

Give it more food lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] LamboDroid19:
Ok but that still does not explain why I'm getting less free RAM with higher settings than with the 1000HP preset.

How can I see what is using each slot?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Hey, here is a nice article at AndroidSPIN... :D

V6 SuperCharger The Android Memory Fixer

===============================

The OOM Stick.

But you are referring to the Engine Flush output for both, right?

Like I said, it includes memory that is used for cache in it's calculation.

If the engine flush is showing less free, it just means that android is caching more.

Are you experiencing lag on either option or do they both feel the same?

I like using system tuner to monitor free ram - it used to be called process monitor widget - it's the best widget for monitoring ram, cpu speed, etc
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maurogg84:
I tried Swype.Android and that didn't work, I tried the last word inputmethod, and that didn't then I was like let's do the whole thing so I typed com.Swype.Android.inputmethod but that didn't work either. I hope that helps
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Did you use capital letters like you did just there?

If so, try without the caps...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Gage_Hero:
T959P Kak

Hey Zep,

Yeah I tried the I/O scheduler when I applied KAK, ended in boot loops. Then I tried to nand back.... that failed because of a bad install of the voodoo kernel. so I ended up going all the way back to 2.1 doing the install again properly which lets just say too a while to figure out. I am not sayin KaK doesn't work it just doesn't work on this phone with I?O scheduler.... V6 riders along just fine though.... option 7 with engine flush scheduled every 3 hrs.....:D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maurogg84:
Lol no I didn't , it's Swype and its auto correction
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
So it was the latest KAK RC1?

Oh... well I don't get it then... try ".swype" with the period in front...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Gage_Hero:
Yes RC1 could have been from the bad install of the voodoo but would KaK do anything for a voodoo kernel? I could try it again since I think restore actually works now lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Oh if it's not too much trouble that'd be nice of you :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maurogg84:
Still a no go, Swype is under visible apps if that helps.

Edit: I noticed there two same Swype processes I didn't see that before. Maybe that's the problem
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
In reply to a post a while back about the HTC Launcher and LauncherPro... It seems even when you run a 3rd party launcher as the default (usually listed as android.process.acore) like LP, ADW, or Go, HTC Sense still runs in the background doing 'other' things. The script checks first, before anything, for the existence of the com.htc.launcher process. If it is running it assumes it is your home app and reports its priority, which is low, and says your launcher is weak. If you use Titanium Backup to freeze 'HTC Sense', then you'll see the script reports properly that your launcher is Die Hard.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
hmmm... and you still get not enough food for thought message...

edit... Looking at the script... Oh... it's Insufficient fuel for thought... I'm so funny :p

Anyway, the only way you get the message is if it finds more than 1 hit... can swype possibly be running twice?

edit: ah.. just saw your edit... already answered lol

So why would it be running twice?

Yes that's what I was thinking... that's why I asked if they were both running.

But the user stated that the OOM Stick was showing the htc launcher as home... I should figure out a fix for that or just go back and ignore whether htc launcher is running.

The only reason I put htc launcher support was to determine whether it's locked in memory automatically. Looking for htc launcher does nothing else.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maurogg84:
I have no idea, I just installed once lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Ok well what you can do is bulletproof something else with the options that you want to use with swype.

Then edit the script(s) and replace the dummy process with swype's process name.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marvinlh:
Deleted....
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
I would think that a simple getprop on the home app adj value would be enough to say the launcher is die hard, no? I don't see a reliable way to determine if a launcher is 'locked in memory' unless there's a reliable way to determine what the default home app process is. On second thought, there must be since apps like HomeSmack can do it. It just may not be possible from script, ie requiring an actual app. And you would have to deal with multiple processes of the same name, ie more than one android.process.acore.

That still wouldn't work 100% since there would be more than one process ID and the script would only run the commands on the first one returned. You'd have to parse and loop multiple results, maybe from the output of 'ps | grep ...' or the like.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bodyshop:
if i flash a new kernel, do i have to rerun the scripts? or will the still run after a wipe of dalvik cache & cache.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] LuvThyMetal:
Good question, was wondering that myself. Anyone?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] eoghan2t7:
No you don't need to but its always best to wipe cache and dalvik just so the kernel has fresh caches to work with ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] skatin707:
It was still plugged in, yes. The script didn't do anything after I unplugged it.

Now I wiped those battery stats and put in ones I've used previously with another program. I also changed my 3g booster back to stock. I've been unplugged for 55 minutes and I'm down to 88%. I haven't used my phone at all, aside from typing this.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] iamsavedme30:
Trying to figure out what KAK is?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Druida69:
KAK = Kick Ass Kernelizer

Basically is some kernel tweaks. ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marvinlh:
Is there anything i should know or do b4 running update 9, I got a POP up about build prop missing and a POP up saying that it may cause my phone not to boot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Druida69:
these are just warnings.

What you should do its what you should always do before messing with the system of your device, which is, make a nandroid backup with CWM or Rom manager.

This way if anything gies wrong just boot into CWM and restore the backup.

Easy. Now you can play without worrying to much ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
Other comments aside, one thing you should watch out for is the init.rc integration. The kernel dev can setup his init.rc however he wishes, and it will be different on the following boot. So if integration is turned on, it will copy over the old kernel's init.rc file. So I'd recommend totally un-SuperCharging before installing a new kernel, then running the script again (probably should not choose the re-SuperCharge option, instead just re-run the normal setup options).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] funfair:
It seems the HTC launcher is always running in the background. Sense is not only the Launcher, but it alters everything in Android. So I can imagine it's always running aswell. Launcherpro is configured as default btw.

When I check with zOOM stick mode I can see these relevant values:

FOREGROUND_APP OOM GROUPING
-12 2184 android.process.acore

VISIBLE_APP OOM GROUPING
1 2194 android.process.acore

CONTENT_PROVIDER OOM GROUPING
===========================
HOME LAUNCHER IS IN HERE! (ADJ=14)
14 7244 com.htc.launcher
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Yep exactly.

The "lock home in memory" overrides the home adj prop value.

As far as I know, the only way for me to find current adj values is via an app's oom_adj file.

That's why I only look for 2 of them to see if they are locked in memory.

It works flawlessly if the launcher is com.android.launcher because if that process is running and is locked in memory, I use it's oom_adj value instead of home_app's adj value.

The only snafu regarding htc launcher is that it turns out that it can be running even though it's not the default launcher - because I had assumed that if it's running, it's the default home launcher (just like I do with com.android.launcher)

Ah you're right. Unless there is only 1 swype when the script runs. This is possible if the keyboard isn't on the screen. I'd imagine that there are 2 instances of swype running because it is being used while bulletproofing... hmmm... maybe if a different keyboard is being used while running the bulletproofing only 1 will show up.. heh.

It's safe to just resupercharge if you had anything special set up like bulletproofing apps or CustOOMizer settings/powershift scripts.

After doing that, you still have to choose a launcher the usual way because resupercharging won't touch system files - it only restores proprietary supercharger files and settings.

So after unplugging it, the mV didn't go down?

If so, then it definitely worked :p

Calibrating the battery doesn't make it drain.

When you say 88%, what are the mV?

I'm gonna put in the option to create a local.prop if it doesn't exist.

If it's there, it may get used.

I remember used a custom rom but stock and with no init.d folder.

He created the init.d folder, supercharged, and the settings were in effect after reboot so it's worth trying.

Ah, you're right about the system integration being turned on after flashing a new rom or kernel.

However, I had changed the Re-SuperCharger so it won't ever over-write system files, as I explained above.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Hey that's actually pretty good.

It's working how you want it to.

The script automatically assumes that if htc.launcher is running, that it is your default home launcher and therefore it says launcher is weak - because htc launcher is weak.

Launcher Pro (1 2194 android.process.acore) is indeed die-hard.

I wonder if I can find a workaround for this little loophole...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
The problem is if things go in this order:

1) ROM is SuperCharged w/ init.rc integration ON (init.rc is overwritten on boot)

2) new kernel is flashed, reboot

3) init.rc is still overwritten by boot script with OLD kernel version, even the backups are still the old version

4) any script action taken now will still use the OLD init.rc for future modifications

So even though re-SuperCharger won't copy backups over current system files, the boot script has already blown away the new init.rc file. The only way I see to overcome this is to un-SuperCharge before flashing, or delete all init.rc / init.rc.unsuper files and reboot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Yeah I realized the first time you pointed that out... I said you were right about the system integration being turned on while flashing.

I got a couple of tweaks to do
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] skatin707:
I'll watch it again and monitor the mV.

Last night, over the span of 8ish hours, my battery dropped to 55%. Bad part is that I didn't touch my phone.

Maybe I should just wipe my phone and reinstall my rom.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] piscesjoey:
Any reason my phone isn't booting after I've applied the script? I made sure my busybox was compatible before running the script. I'm running a close to stock ROM on my EVO 3D, & I noticed a warning pop up about something about /data/local of some sort.

EVO 3D ridin' Clean
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
There could be something draining the battery as well.

You ran the latest RC3.2?

The message was a warning that you didn't have a local.prop and that build.prop will be used, which has some risk to it.

Did you wipe caches?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] piscesjoey:
Yes I used the latest, & I chose the super clean & reboot option at the end of the script process, but when it reboots my phone won't boot past the splash screen.

EVO 3D ridin' Clean
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] inferno17x:
Hi Zep,

In this case I have init.rc turned on and whenever I flash a new Kernal or Rom I did not Un-Supercharge do I have to Un-Supercharge it before flashing new Kernal or Rom and then Supercharge it again? According to the above quoted post by Wraithdu it seems that it will affect the init.rc of the new ROM or Kernal.

So it is better with init.rc turned off?

If init.rc is turned off do I still have to Un-Supercharge it before flashing a new kernal or Rom?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jtdc:
For some reason the thanks button does not appear on the first post, so thanks zeppelinrox a few posts above. I am testing this now on my Arc, (I choose number 6 balanced as per the instruction with pictures), initial observation is I got more free RAM around 20-30MB... will check on how this performs, good there is an "unsupercharge" option so can go back if needed.

Btw, the Script Manager app, can this be removed already, or this needs to be in the phone? I suppose we can just back it up in titanium right, and restore when necessary? Thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
Until zep changes the way it works, your best option would be to un-SuperCharge, reboot (allowing the new kernel to create the correct new init.rc), then SuperCharge again from the menu options. zep says that using Re-SuperCharger is ok as well, so you could try that too (you could compare the init.rc file before and after to see if it worked correctly to be safe).

If you have init.rc integration turned off, then you won't have to re-SuperCharge, unless the kernel flashable zip messes with the contents of init.d (some do).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lilhgarcia1:
anyone figure out how to solve the Root Access Issue

I had that problem in every version after 6.1

The latest one it ask if I want system integration of init.rc on ... warning it may cause root access for some users

When I clicked yes install I get the root access issue.. When I click no I don't get the root access error, but it doesn't stick after boot
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] inferno17x:
Hi Wraithdu,

Thank you for your advice I will try that. And will turned off init.rc as well.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] skatin707:
That's what I thought too. I've never had an issue with ANY of your scripts so I assumed I'm doing something wrong.

However, on the battery usage screen it only lists android system stuff.

Btw, i tried the nulled values option for the 3g booster. I'm averaging 4.2Mb/s!

I'm going to reinstall my rom and try this again. Maybe I need a full wipe. I've got to be doing something wrong!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Hmmm... did it bootloop or did the animation just keep on going without end?

Even if you flash a new rom and forgot to turn off integration, you can turn off integration without unsupercharging and reboot.

You will automatically have your new rom/kernel init.rc (untouched) because it gets recreated on each boot.

After that, you can supercharge overtop the current supercharge or just select a launcher to supercharge the new init.rc file if you want to turn integration back on.

You can use option 20 to copy it to your /system/xbin folder and then use terminal emulator or any console app to run it by typing "bash V6" or "sh V6"... depends on your rom on what command works

The launcher gets supercharged, yes?

If so, the easy solution is to just leave integration off and have script manager run /data/99supercharger.sh at boot/as root

Nice... that 3G TurboCharger is really working well :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
Will this work on the droid Charge
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Pons:
Have you tried reading the OP? I hear there's some handy info there, including the answer to this question.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] piscesjoey:
@zeppelinrox, no bootloops, it just sits at the splashscreen (first screen when turning on phone)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
Really wow, let me go look as I did before....
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] memine:
I had to hard boot twice from the startup screen, not animation, after first install on a clean image. After that things ran fine. Here is the feedback i gave for the new ROM I'm testing/using.

for release particle-beta-s5660xxks2-20111101-1-signed.

Unit: GT-S5660M

Base: S5660XXKS2 from dev website

Steps: As noted on website

Antutu score OC off: 1950+ / 2025- (Based on my apps and settings)

Antutu score OC on: 2030+ / 2067- (Based on my apps and settings)

SD Card: 32GB Class 10 Lexar (medium-low random read/writes scores)

Additional changes: Added "djjonastybe" lag fix settings; removed samsung and google apps not wanted or used; removed any tracking and/or location apps; added firewalls/start-up blocking/anti-virus/ and monitoring apps; gt-s5660-cwm-recovery-20111007-1 used.

- Swap not working in this release

- Contacts app missing

- A2SD working

- No random reboots or freezing once tweaking was complete

- WiFi working fine with no noticeable drops or lag (I don't have data and use WiFi all the time.)

- At first boot after flash I had things hang on main startup screen twice so I just pulled battery and cleared all cache. No issues once logged in and running.

- After running for 12 hours free memory has gone from 100+/- 10 to 90 +/- 10 for some reason.

I haven't applied Super Charger yet but might try that next. This seems to be a pretty stable release for now.

Super Charger Update:

So far today's testing has gone well with no hangs or freezing unless expected from adding things like Super Charger.

After my normal tweaks and apps have been added.

(Livewallpaper and sense themes)

OC testing: 883MHz

Antutu: 2175

Stable playing Robot Defence on fast forward for 100 rounds. (Full game)

After applying the current Super Charger script: 512 settings

OC testing: 883MHz

512 - Super, Antutu = 2065

512 - Ledded, Antutu = 2156

512 - Unledded, Antutu = 2220

Stable playing Robot Defence on fast forward for 100 rounds. (Full game)

Remaining memory is still sitting around the 70MB to 80MB mark with lows in the 60's.

Using System Tuner as my main tool at the moment, seems the best in my testing over the last few months. Set to Interactive based on the website note for this release.

Haven't tested all apps or functions yet...too many...but I've got high hopes for this and future releases.

Took screen captures for each test result. The biggest change I noted was the SD read/writes. At least doubled since I started testing on this release.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
Nope didn't see anything maybe someone who has the droid charge can give me a better answer then the one I received earlier. this is why I posted does this work on the droid charge, hoping if someone has this on there charge can say yes or no, not like the answer I got.

but thanks anyways
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marvinlh:
Does any one here have sprint, use the 3g supercharger and see improvement in their 3g? And before flashing a different kernel, if I unsupercharge I should be good right?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Pons:
Ok, from the OP...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] :
My Bad, I went through that whole thing and I did not see that. Thanks.

Now if I can just figure out how to install it.. More reading thanks again
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] skatin707:
It is working extremely well, I honestly had no idea it was going to make such drastic improvements.

It wasn't this crazy on my Inspire, but damn its amazing on my infuse!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kesterpogz:
hi will these work with cm7?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] andreas__:
yes. It is made for CM7

Sent from my GT540
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kesterpogz:
thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bgs_piece:
I have been running v6 supercharger update9_beta_6.3 for a while and everything sticks. When I tried update9_RC3.2 the oom settings stick but my launcher keeps saying "it is so weak". Any ideas why this might be, or am I doing something wrong?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] LuvThyMetal:
Yeah, I'm with sprint and it worked for me. I was getting like 500 kbps and now with the 3G script it went over 2 mbps which isn't bad. I've seen some dudes get ridiculous speeds with this script. I wish I knew the secrets lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] marvinlh:
Lol, thanks, they must have a different carrier bcuz sprints 3g sucks. Im gonna give it a try now.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MrDSL:
Does anyone have an older copy of script manager thats on the market? The new one fc's whenever I look in any folders that have scripts..Its in the comments so others are having that problem also.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] inferno17x:
Hi, this happens to me twice what I did was I move the script to another location and open from there and it works for me.

Hopes this helps.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cloud007:
Settings don't seem to be sticking...

Im running CM7.1 with SavagedZen 2.2.1 HAVS+BFS

I ran the Unkernelizer but that didnt change anything.

Currently not running 99SuperCharged at Boot as I believe CM7.1 runs the init.d scripts
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] silberj:
What setting do you use for the 3G script? I'm with sprint and just want the best setting.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] antec123:
thanks man for this supercharger, using on optimus 2x and it really bost the performance, thx so much!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MrDSL:
That worked..thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] droidcharge:
How do you delete this out of your phone? My memory is running way to high, Before I installed the V6 SuperCharger Update 9 Beta 6.3 I was anywhere between 180MB and 240MB after installing this its up to high 332MB I cant get it below 275MB now. everything seemed to install right its just killing my Ram and lagging my phone. maybe my settings are wrong who knows if anyone knows of any settings please let me know, if not I need to get this out of my phone, asap

Was told this, That.

The v6 Super Charger doesn't have the same effects on all devices. It may even slow it down, is this true?

Which seems it has in my phone so how do I get rid of it??, I will just go back to using memory killer optimizer where I can get back to 180MB

Thanks for any help anyone can give.

I'm running it in the droid charge...

There should be a thread on whats the best settings for the brand of phone someone is using might help people out a lot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chaotic646:
Ive read several posts in the evo 4g forum of people running this with sense roms. I thought this was only for cm7?