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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Ramanjit81:
V6 not sticking on CheckROM Revo HD6+ Neak 1.4.2x

Hi all. I've recently upgraded my SGS2 to CheckROM Revo HD6 and added Neak1.4.2x kernel to it hoping that I'll get good battery life and uncompromised performance.

I'am noticing that the v6 values are not sticking. I'm not sure how to unlock the home in the memory option on this ROM so I need some help here please.

Thanks in anticipation.

Zep you truly rock.

My low powered android Samsung Galaxy Spica i5700 now has a new lease of life with V6. Well that 's been the case since I first tried your V6 update4 or so. It's just getting better with time. Thanks for your tremendous effort.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shrike1978:
OG Galaxy Tab Wifi-only running Euro GB firmware, cf-root kernel, busybox 1.19.4-cm9 from jrummy's installer.

Immediately after "Press the Enter Key... and Come Get Some!!" prompt, I get the following error:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] M3TALLICA:
Try Wraithdu's busybox. See the 1st post.

Or Busybox installer by Sterickson.

Edit:

Download PDF files of the script.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
SODs are unrelated to supercharing - it won't cause any.

Probably a kernel or rom or firmware issue.

Ok I'll test it out in a bit

ah... so with the scrren on it works as expected

You know that build.prop and local.prop ADJ entries have 0 effect, right?

That's why a patched services.jar is needed.

100% SuperCharged = no problem.

yeah I made a small coding error that prevents /init.d/99SuperCharger from running...

Add this to the top:

#!/system/bin/sh

oops...

I'll have a fix up later

using test 3? See above reply.

Read download instructions
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lemonoid:
I think that the new init.rc or whatever was enabled deleted my boot script, and I made a new one, which is weird that it works now, because it wasn't working when I was trying to do it from the terminal, but now it works as a boot script instead because from the terminal it wasn't letting me load the modules into the kernel, now it's letting the boot script load the modules. So I am getting my ability to OC, but I'm still having the issue with the negative gaming performance. It's on and off which is weird. It gets stable and then turns back unstable.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Ramanjit81:
V6 values not sticking on CheckROM Revo HD6

Hello Zep. Thanks for the prompt response, but I'm not using test3 script. I'm using the v6 8.2 which is working as expected on my i5700 but not on i9100.

It also shows the message- "launcher is locked in memory" Weak ass launcher.

But on my current ROM I can't find how to disable the lock home in memory.

I know that it is something to ask in the ROM's thread but I thought you/ someone on this thread might have some experience considering it is one of the most popular ROMs for S2.

Thanks anyway.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
which version of the script has this error?

I'm running RC9 test 3 and just checked my /system/etc/init.d/99SuperCharger and did not see this issue at the top of my script.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Well you're better off asking the rom's dev if it has that option anywhere. I assum that's it's not ICS and that the script is detecting things right... did you double check with the bOOM Stick?

Oh wow you're right... test 3 IS OK after all...

I made an error in some code changes that I made after test 3 that I've been testing :)

So in that case, I dunno why the scripts don't run for zzandrewst :p
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hurikan23:
What the kickass kernelizer? This kernel mod? Why good this?

If I insalled this not mismacht the kernel or not deleted the recovery in the kernel?

My device: MIUI ICS, nightelf kernel
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 1sik5Series:
How do I know its running? I installed everything and my skyrocket runs the same without the v6.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] da__beast:
run the script again - what is your supercharge %?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Black_jackss:
Zepp i used test 1 3days ago,and when i fix fc my apps,gameloft backstab crashed after intro,when i restored my backup before fix fc it works again,i havent test fix fc with test 3 tho :P

Hope to see Finel RC 9 soon :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] PieceKeepr:
How soon after the boot did you check to see if they ran? I noticed there was a small delay and they run after my phone hits the boot screen.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zzandrewst:
I waited a good long while, an hour or so, I have a suspicion that I do not have init.d support even though I have an init.d folder. I created a small test script and put it in the init.d folder to see it would write and save a text file on boot and it did not, so to me, this means I don't have init.d suport. If that is the case, is my only option to have Script Manager to run them all on boot? Also, in Supercharger I do not have the option to allow init.d integration and do not have the choice given for me to choose between build.prop and local.prop like I did in previous versions.

Sent from my SuperCharged Droid 3 using CM9
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
Try test 3 instead

Well all CM9s support init.d

Try editing a current script so that it creates a test text file.

I took out init.rc integration and the prop choice on ICS because ICS doesn't read any minfrees or adjs from init.rc and won't read ADJs from a *.prop file.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] metalspring:
Btw, on some phones there are certain kernels which do not have init.d support even when the rom does...don't think that's the issue here since he is using a Droid 3 with a locked bootloader where you're stuck with stock kernel, just saying it is possible on some devices...

Also I noticed on the Droid 1 it is possible to break init.d support inadvertently on some experimental roms (ics for Droid had this issue, especially with older versions of supercharger)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dearde4n:
just want to report thing.. applied rc9_t1 before and no prob.. just zipalign give me some prob wich is my link2sd apk files move back to internal. I linking again those apks, unsuper, apply rc9_t3.. it didn't happen anymore.. :thumbup: so its mean.. everything just fine with no errors at all, emission, wheel aligment, detailing... all set on boot... hope to see the final soon.. thanks zepp..

Sent from my GT-S5830 using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
I had something kinda similar with rc9_t1. when I ran zipalign and SQL detailing it porked my phone a tiny little bit. My wallpaper was reset to the custom ROM's original, I had to log back into my phone with my google account and reconfigure my Exchange Email app. It was easy enough to fix, but just a weird little thing.

v6rc9 t2 & t3 had no such hiccups.

Just thought I'd throw that out there incase anyone had a weird issue with rc9_t1
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Any maintenance required? Launcher specific?

Hey guys first of all thanks! I was able to do about a half hour of reading different threads including this one and specific ICS instructions etc. and was able to get my phone Supercharged with the script and OOM Priority Charger. I have 2 questions that I wasn't able to find in the threads.

**Is there any maintenance required to keep my phone running well with this script?

Secondly, I noticed when I was running the supercharger script, and when I read about the OOM Priority Charger it mentioned my launcher was CM9 Trebuchet (what is stock in P4S's NoteWorthy)

**If I use another launcher, (I plan on switching to ADW) will I have to re run any of these scripts or anything? Was just wondering if it charged launchers in general or only my current launcher.

Thanks a ton in advance for any help. I'm still new to flashing phone and running scripts but learning. (I have to reference far less threads when I'm trying to do something I should know how to do by now) Hehe.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
That's a good question. I use ADW myself and have for ~10 months (trust me you'll love it once you get it all tweaked the way you like it). It works AMAZINGLY well on ICS (I have an Asus Transformer 1st gen TF-101) and it totally eliminates that stupid Android lag of the stock launcher when paging between desktops.

V6SC tells me that "org.adwfreak.launcher is the home launcher!" so V6SC definitely sees ADW as the launcher. You may have to rerun the V6SC script to ensure that it sees ADW as the new launcher. But I don't know for sure since i started using V6SC after I installed ADW. Maybe zepplinrox can tell you with better accuracy how his script settings handle the change of a home launcher.

as far as maintenance:

I would run Wheel Alignment (zipalign / ZepAlign) once initially then once maybe once a month is you install a lot of apps or once every 3-4 months if you only install stuff occasionally.

Run Detailing script about the same a Wheel Alignment

Run engine flush as much as you need to depending on how much you use your phone for running a lot of apps. I only need to engine flush every couple days since I dont use my phone heavily for a lot of things. I use the same 2-5 apps everyday, so I rarely run out of RAM.

Fix Emissions and Wheel Alignment are the things I would use least since I am a casual / light users of my smartphone and dont install / uninstall very often. And I only reboot my phone 1-2 times a month (unless zepp is releasing a lot of V6 script changes :P ).

the cool thing about V6SC is that zepp creates scripts named !xxxxxxxxx.sh so that you can use Script Manager to quick run (via widget) or schedule stuff based on your usage patterns. You just have to run the option in V6SC 1 time, then V6SC creates the !xxxxxxx.sh script for you in the /sdcard/V6_SuperCharger directory and you can use Script Manager to run it for you.

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@zepp

thx for the die hard battery calibration dude! I ran that and finally resolved an issue where the 1st 1-2% of my battery would drop quickly then usage would stabilize for the remaining capacity. Previous to DHBC my 100% (and no more charging) would happen @ 4176mV. After DHBC my 100% (and no more charging) happens @ 4193mV! w00t w00t!

And I totally support the use of Battery Monitor Widget Pro. That app is just amazingly useful and informative.

It's something I'm been fighting with ever since I bought this phone in August of 2011 and slapped on a custom ROM.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
As fatchick said, you can run those accessory scripts separately on a schedule to your liking.

Most recent version will let you run them on boot but spaced out so that boot time isn't effected.

zipalign and fix permissions would be done in about a minute each but in the background.

The launcher thing is automatic.

Whatever is in the driver's seat, gets the seatbelt
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Excellent guys! Where would I find those scripts to run?

The option for running them automatically on boot sounds really appealing to me so if I needed to clean up some stuff I could just hit reboot and grab a coffee and be back and it would be done. Any way you could walk me through how to set this up to run on boot or link me to somewhere if there's already a write up?

To be perfectly honest I've learned the whole flashing roms and kernels, I mean once you know how it's easy peasy, but scripts still honestly confuse the heck out of me.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
hey zepp there's another android option that I think might be a useful addition to your script. Disabling Boot Animation. I disabled the boot animation on my phone and it cut my boot time by 15-20 seconds.

I put the following line in my /system/build.prop

debug.sf.nobootanimation=1

I guess you can use either of these:

debug.sf.nobootanimation=1

or

-ro.kernel.android.bootanim=0

I'm not sure which one is better. But I thought this would be a cool option to consider for your script since it make such a noticeable impact (at least for my phone), but I'm not sure how much difference it might make for others. And it is only 1 tiny line of code.

I don't have a good car analogy to fit your script's theme. So I'll leave that to you. :D

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on my phone/install those scripts are created by V6SC in the /sdcard/V6_SuperCharger directory. I'm not sure if that is zepp's default location. so maybe he can clarify.

but yr right arch...once you figure it out it's all very easy. But you just have to get good advise in the 1st place. and that's why we're here. ....to help each other out. Opensource knowledge rules!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Yea I checked that directory but didn't find any of the scripts mentioned.

A new problem has actually arisen I believe, I re ran the v6 script to see if options were in there since upon the initial setup I noticed it didn't let me select from the main menu since I was a rookie, but I ran into this upon running it again trying to get to settings.

Help? Did this not work the first time around? Or did I frak something up already?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
well I can tell from your Option list, 31 options instead of 33, that you are running something other than V6SC RC9 test 1,2,or3. So I'm not even sure where to start helping you. are you running RC8.2?

You'll probably have to wait for zepp's help on this. sry man! I cant help with this one.

And FYI: you can use an free APP from the Play Market called AdFree Android to get rid of those Ads that pop up in APPS. :P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
yup. RC8.2

I just followed the link on the post to the most recent files and found

Updated April 10, 2012: - V6 SuperCharger Update 9 RC8.2 at the top of the list

Looking for the mentioned V6SC RC9 now
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
here you go V6RC9_test 3 and the Supercharger starter Kit

just be sure that you unSupercharge, install the Startup Kit and wipe cache using option 32 before you get started resupercharging.

rc9 test 3 has some nice new options for zipaligning and cleaning up SQL databases.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Okay I found that link as well. I figured it would be wise to Un-supercharge so I did that and then rebooted. I then ran the Starter Kit script and it installed busy box, sqlite+zipalign and then su but then that was it. I can't remember what it said but it was something confirming those 3 were done, so I waited 5 mins and killed the script. Then I tried to run the V6 script itself and now I've got a whole other problem :( Permission denied to run the script so I went into SU just to check and it seems maybe my SU got messed up? Really have no idea what to do from here ><

Any suggestions?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wraithdu:
The su binary installed by the startup kit is for the Superuser app, not SuperSU. Install Superuser from the market and that should allow you to regain root access to either use it, or reinstall the SuperSU su binary. I guess Zep needs to figure a solution to this problem now that SuperSU is gaining popularity (I use it too).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Going to try this now thanks!

I'm using SuperSU because it came with the ROM heh. I don't know enough at this point to know the difference so thanks for the info. I'm learning slowly, and will continue to learn as long as people can put up with me :o
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
yeah I just always user superuser as it came with my ROM and seemed to be the defacto standard. i've never used supersu.

good luck with your quest. wraithdu and zepp can get you to the right place better than I can.

r u using the stock ROM rooted or are you using a totally custom ROM with root access? that will make a bit of difference.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
I'm using NOTEWorthy Beta V2.0 (ICS) Just installed SuperUser from market and was able to run the startup kit script. It finished properly and I was able to close it when it killed itself. Just ran V6 RC9test3 and it installed fine. Booting up now.

Since I am on ICS and the services.jar fix has been implemented into this new test3 script do I need to run it again and do that? or did it automatically do that? I didn't notice it mentioning it in the log while it was running.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
I run them from /data/V6_SuperCharger but if you have a fast sd card, I guess it wouldn't really matter if you run the ones on the sd card.

As for the boot animation, well it's easy to put it in.

The PITA is putting in the user prompts and explanation and putting in the option etc etc.

So when I add something, I like it to be worth the bother :p

But I think a good nickname would be Seat Cover or ? lol

I don't see an error that would cause the script to end :p

I'd imagine SuperSU would work if you uninstalled and re-installed it.

So I imagine that SuperSU is free from segmentation faults?

I tried it a couple of times but my phone would just hang a couple of minutes after loading android - as if root apps were just waiting to receive superuser permissions.

Maybe I can install either su binary depending on which apk is installed.

Got option 25/ICS Service Center
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Great news! The settings didn't stick again but I'm learning! I manually ran the 99supercharger to apply the settings then when I ran V6supercharger RC9 test 3 the values matched! Yay!

So if I understand correctly my two options are to create a widget to run this every time I boot manually, or just edit the script in SManager to run at boot?

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Word! Thanks man! I really feel like I accomplished something tonight and I couldn't have done it with your and everyone else's kind help!

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Okay so all is well! I am officially now SuperCharged! I have one remaining question about configuring a few things to run at boot. I notice in the V6SC menu it says

Wheel Alignment(ZipAlign) Runs on Boot - NO!

All settings can be changed in Driver Options!

I would like Wheel Alignment, Detailing, and Fix Emissions to run on boot so how do I do this? I went into Driver options but it had no option to set those on boot.

Would this just be done manually in Script Manager, as in edit the script and check the boot icon?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zeppelinrox:
heh... it's nice to see somebody new get all excited :)

Doh... stock rom?

Yeah for now do it that way... looks like I need to modify the messages for stock roms... damn :p

Well I got an little updated test with a couple of bug fixes that were in test 3.

Added mounting rw of /data due to user request

Fixed check for zipalign, sqlite3 and busybox (if there were 2 there was an error - not found lol)

Tweaked spacing between launching of other scripts in /init.d/99SuperCharger

Tweaked code a bit

Looks like I should streamline the ICS Service Center to run after rookies choose options for the first time?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
hehe Seat Covers. I was thinking Window Tint since the screen goes blank / black at boot.

But I get it that adding a new option requires a lot of new dialog text for guiding users as to what is going on. I suck at coding. I'm more of a spitballer / think tanker / idea man. I just throw a bunch of **** at the wall and see what sticks. People like you do all the hard work implementing stuff and helping end users. so THX for that 'cause you guys do all the hard work.

@arch congrats on getting further along than you were earlier today man. learning new stuff is awesome and making yr hardware do what YOU want it to is such a rewarding experience. It took me a lot of trial and error with custom ROMs and many late night benchmarking sessions with zepp's scripts to dial in on what worked best with my ROM's and hardware.

but I'd rather do that than spend 3X more on Apple hardware that doesnt let me do anything interesting other than forcing Foxconn workers to jump to their death due to overworked & underpaid conditions.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
Streamlining the ICS Service Center to run would probably be good, only because I was unsure of whether it was run or not because I heard mention of it being included. I am a total noob when it comes to this, but thankfully I was lucky you all were online! If the script told me, yo, I'm running this 'cause you're on ICS, you're welcome, I wouldn't have wondered if I needed to run it hehe :) But just adding a message saying reiterating if you're on ICS to run it would be fine too!

All in all it's really good the way it is, like I say, I'm just noob haha.

Side note: BALLS! My phone is fast! I thought I was SuperCharged before but the settings weren't sticking and I assumed they were. Kamehameha!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sonasam300:
nooby questions

What's up to everyone here. Big thanx to zepplinrox! I ran the script all the way (die hard 100%supercharged) but I can't access the widget from my home screen. It dosent have the option for smanager under widgets just apps. Did I do something wrong? Btw I'm on a rooted huawei merc stock rom. Thanx!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] arch3lau5:
HAHA. Getting away from Apply was the best thing I ever did. I've always been a PC user but when the iPhone came out I just had to have one. When my brothers would suggest I do things on my phone as simple as drag files to it to use it to move data across the room to another computer or something, a video file or something, I would say... uh, you can't do that. They would respond, "What are you talking about, of course you can... wait... you can't do that on your iPhone?"

Then I knew I had to get away from the ransomware that was iOS hehe. So happy to be on Android and be able to do what I want, how I want, and even stuff like this!

Custom Roms, editing settings, running these scripts; it really interests me and it's awesome to learn! I'm seeing my brothers next week and it will be funny for them to realize the apprentice has become the master (they aren't into any of this stuff) I just want them to feel how smooth my launcher is now hahahhahhahahha! (evil laughter)

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You need to download SMWidgets separately from the market. I think SManager might have a button to link you there when you open it unless you checked the box not to show it again. Here is the link.

SMWidgets

Just install SMWidgets and then you can add it to your home screen.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fatchick1o9:
Uhmmm!? I just longpress on my desktop, select Widgets, scroll down to SManager, select the "Favorite" script I want to run and SM creates the quick launch widget I want to run on the desktop.

There is only one caveat, after you run V6SC and create zepp's !xxxxxxxxx.sh scripts in /sdcard/V6_SuperCharger and/or /data/V6_SuperCharger, you have to run the script one time in ScriptManager for it to add it to the Favorites list. Then you can do the Longpress, add widget thingie without installing SMWidget app and wasting more space on your phone. :D