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speedtweak.sh
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speedtweak.sh guilty
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What's the LTE mod
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Glad you started your own thread. Gonna give the test 7 a go and see how things run at ultra low voltages seems stable so far @ 245min 1222max
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What's the LTE mod
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It was a mod done to boost 4G speed. It was then added to all later versions.
Another use for backup and restore is that you can backup your voltage file and edit it directly on the SDcard to restore without dealing with remounts and permissions directly. You can even post it: http://db.tt/mXk3n2d
Backup and restore now fully working. Reboot command is having issues being in a menu, but I am working on that. New kernel was released in the thread for testing and the modified script is added and available in the op. Working on some new additions
what's the change log on test 5
these are all for GB right?
I remember using your sense ROMS on my g1, actually probably still have them backed up somewhere. Good to see some of the dev turn out for the phone
The link to your modded test 5 version isn't working...
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what's the change log on test 5
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The original version was a test of putting radios to sleep when the screen was off instead of having them run idle, but in this one I am actually adding a couple new things:
There is now an option to clear cache and battery stats, reboot clears the dalvik cache to ensure that everything is fresh and new, and exit is no option 0, and will always remain that way so if new menus are added it quits moving.
jrobinsky said:
these are all for GB right?
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Yes, they are for GingerBread Sense builds
FAMBOLUGA said:
I remember using your sense ROMS on my g1, actually probably still have them backed up somewhere. Good to see some of the dev turn out for the phone
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Nice to know someone can verify that I am not just some random guy that woke up today and decided to work with sense. But it is fun listening to the new kids talk to me like I did.
sgtguthrie said:
The link to your modded test 5 version isn't working...
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I am having an issue with dropbox, but when it works again, this time so does the entire script
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The original version was a test of putting radios to sleep when the screen was off instead of having them run idle, but in this one I am actually adding a couple new things:
There is now an option to clear cache and battery stats, reboot clears the dalvik cache to ensure that everything is fresh and new, and exit is no option 0, and will always remain that way so if new menus are added it quits moving.
Yes, they are for GingerBread Sense builds
Nice to know someone can verify that I am not just some random guy that woke up today and decided to work with sense. But it is fun listening to the new kids talk to me like I did.
I am having an issue with dropbox, but when it works again, this time so does the entire script
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hey twist, do we need to do anything to get the options to kick in? Just flash and sit back and relax
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hey twist, do we need to do anything to get the options to kick in? Just flash and sit back and relax
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In terminal type "su" (without quotes and hit enter)
"speedtweak.sh" (without quotes and hit enter)
The options are added to the existing script from the original kernel, and I haven't gotten to autorun yet, but when I do... that'll be fun
Regarding battery life. So far so good. Not draining as fast as it used to be. But my LTE speeds are slower. I used to be between 10mb to 15mb but now I am barely reaching 4MB
seems like its charging really slow. why is that
trikotret said:
Regarding battery life. So far so good. Not draining as fast as it used to be. But my LTE speeds are slower. I used to be between 10mb to 15mb but now I am barely reaching 4MB
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THIS is a known issue that the new kernel cut down speed a bit to save battery. It is still being worked on. The newest version has the best comprimise so far, but that is something being worked on in the original thread and not yet modified here
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seems like its charging really slow. why is that
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is fast boot on? The kernel is set to fast charge to 95% then slow charge, but it has been shown fast boot tampers with that function.
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FAMBOLUGA said:
I remember using your sense ROMS on my g1, actually probably still have them backed up somewhere. Good to see some of the dev turn out for the phone
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Yeah, so the world of GUI kernel building is not as interesting as I had hoped it would be. Seems a lot of options I remember having to fish through lines and lines of code to change one word for can now be found with checkboxes. If anyone else wants to get into it, I highly recommend looking at:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc...how-build-your-own-kernel-package-source.html
because the guides by "you-know-who" assume we are all too inexperienced or simple minded to get past downloading his source and hitting make. I have faith in you, though, so hopefully this guide can help get some new faces at the table.
Going to give that a look over, i'm starting to get bored waiting for everyone else to release something. maybe put some of this education to work
twistedumbrella said:
Yeah, so the world of GUI kernel building is not as interesting as I had hoped it would be. Seems a lot of options I remember having to fish through lines and lines of code to change one word for can now be found with checkboxes. If anyone else wants to get into it, I highly recommend looking at:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc...how-build-your-own-kernel-package-source.html
because the guides by "you-know-who" assume we are all too inexperienced or simple minded to get past downloading his source and hitting make. I have faith in you, though, so hopefully this guide can help get some new faces at the table.
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Do you ever stop being a prick? Or is it your only mode of operation? You have done nothing but ridicule and insult me across various threads. Is this some sort of homoerotic fantasy of yours? Because I don't swing that way.
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adrynalyne said:
Do you ever stop being a prick? Or is it your only mode of operation? You have done nothing but ridicule and insult me across various threads. Is this some sort of homoerotic fantasy of yours? Because I don't swing that way.
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Kindly keep your antagonistic drama in your own threads, this one is not focused on you, your work, or a general topic that allows for off-topic discussion. Thanks.
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What have you done since you've gotten root access?
I rooted, and the only thing I have done is remove apps I don't want.
Same here, removed apps for now.
I look forward to a good custom ROM in the future as there are some aspects of the MT4G Sense I would rather not have.
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What have you done since you've gotten root access? A lot of people have been complaining about the mt4g/g2 and wanting to return it since they couldn't get root. I want to know what you have done since you've rooted that made it so life or death.
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All about the custom roms and kernels. Root was the prerequisite. Now that we have it developers can start working on the real stuff, as in the "life or death" stuff everyone is so excited about. I'll take it you're new to android/rooting? Wait and see, great things to come
thebitjockey said:
Same here, removed apps for now.
I look forward to a good custom ROM in the future as there are some aspects of the MT4G Sense I would rather not have.
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i agree... im not a fan of 2nd hand android lol id always rather just stock style
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All about the custom roms and kernels. Root was the prerequisite. Now that we have it developers can start working on the real stuff, as in the "life or death" stuff everyone is so excited about. I'll take it you're new to android/rooting? Wait and see, great things to come
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no not at all actually :/ i got addicted back with the G1 and have had a list of android phones since then... i lost my nexus one the other day so im just as excited as anyone else... i just wanted to see if anyones been playing with anything good or just makin minor tweaks
Not only removing stock apps. It helps u bring a sense of originality & style to ur device with the full customation ability that Root access provides. In addition to that, making your device run smoother & faster & not being an eager slave to the creators of the smartphone world. In easier terms, not always waiting for the things u anticipate for that ur phone is already suppose to do. I was a sceptic at first, but once u decide to take that turn towards rooting u will be very satisfied.
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Srry for the long post.
r0cky.Da.3v0.SU
Just to be clear I'm not asking if I should root my phone and why... I just wanted to see what the first things people did when they got root...
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Just to be clear I'm not asking if I should root my phone and why... I just wanted to see what the first things people did when they got root...
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I see. maybe it was the "life or death" remark that got people confused?
your right i meant it as a 2 part question but the way i typed it made it sound like one...
are your phones running different with the bloatware off?
I uninstalled bloatware (a must) and installed mobile defense as a system app (also a must)
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mixer5911 said:
I uninstalled bloatware (a must) and installed mobile defense as a system app (also a must)
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What's mobile defense?
mixer5911 said:
I uninstalled bloatware (a must) and installed mobile defense as a system app (also a must)
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is it making a difference? normally the bloatware weighs down the boot time but thats not an issue here....
im hoping we can overclock are mt4g like the g2 can. 1.6ghz would be nice if it was stable. so im gonna wait to root my phone till overclocking comes to this phone.
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im hoping we can overclock are mt4g like the g2 can. 1.6ghz would be nice if it was stable. so im gonna wait to root my phone till overclocking comes to this phone.
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I'm as bad a spec geek as the next, but I've yet to find any reason to OC over 1ghz on any recent phone I've had.
I would only OC when I was trying to pull the best benchmark and then back to 1ghz for me on my Evo...
Rooting
I wasn't aware that there was a root for this phone so quickly. Where is it located so that I can remove all this crap that I will never ever want to use. Thanks. Also What is mobile defense.
So far the only thing I've really done with root was change the Lock/Unlock sounds. I'm a huge Metal Gear Solid fan so now whenever I lock or unlock the phone I hear the codec open or close sound.
whats the easiest way to remove said bloatware again? titanium?
I've removed bloatware and the rosie.apk. Also, I'm waiting until u can actually underclock my processor.
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So far the only thing I've really done with root was change the Lock/Unlock sounds. I'm a huge Metal Gear Solid fan so now whenever I lock or unlock the phone I hear the codec open or close sound.
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This information must be shared, Snake!
I'm guessing Root Explorer would do the trick? I've never looked into doing that before. Mind sharing the location and/or the sound?
Anyway, removed bloat, used Setcpu, gave Juice Defender root access. And @flopie, mobile defense is an app that can track your phone if you ever lose it. Shows the gps location on a map at their web page. You can remotely lock it down or wipe the phone and sd card if you have to.
Hey everyone, welcome to viperMOD for the EVO, Incredible, Nexus One, Desire GSM, Thunderbolt, Nexus S, Nexus S 4G, Desire HD, and Inspire 4G. Many people are having great success with this mod and I hope you enjoy my work
I would like to turn this into an app! If someone would like to help out that has Java knowledge, please contact me!
What does this do?
Kernel developers make their kernels to be "universal". By universal, they want the kernel to work on as many phones as possible so they may only mildly undervolt. However, some phones can handle a more aggressive undervolt. Some can't. viperMOD allows you to undervolt to your choosing for better battery life or allow you to overvolt to make your phone more stable.
How do I run this?
Once you flash the .zip go into your Terminal app (I use Android Terminal Emulator set to 10pt font) and type:
su
vipermod
I really only use Terminal for my mod and there is something really cool you can do with Android Terminal Emulator (and maybe others). Menu > Preferences > Initial Command > Press Enter and type su > Press Enter again and type vipermod
Every time you start Terminal now, it will open right into viperMOD. You can quickly exit by pressing Enter if you need to use Terminal for something else
UPDATE 6/14
viperMOD v3 beta RC2.4 is live!
Fixed some coding that was giving errors on certain ROMs and phones. Everyone please update to this!
Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!
UPDATE 5/31
viperMOD v3 beta RC2.3 is live!
MUCH better support for NS/NS4G Netarchy kernels and other enhancements!
Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!
UPDATE 5/29
viperMOD v3 beta RC2.2 is live!
Initial support for Desire HD/Inspire 4G and more!
Please see the updated FAQ and changelog for more information!
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Please see viperboy.tiamat-dev.com for downloads, more information, changelog, and FAQ!
You can find the answers to all of your questions there!
Feel free to support this mod with a userbar in your sig
Credit to:
- snq_ for the VDD support
- Cayniarb for his awesome Tiamat kernel, hosting, and website!
- Netarchy for his amazing guidance and patience!
- My IRC friends ekarelis, bigrushdog, and morph3k for all their help!
- Ziggy for the adjustable sysfs interface
- Anyone who has done testing for me or helped me at all
- Everyone who contributes to Android development
- Let me know if I left anyone out!
Beta Testers
tgallant21
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m00nshake
pinhead875
mastibeta
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Need 2 more testers!
Testing closed! I hope to see all of you in IRC tonight! Anyone else is welcome to join if they want. I may take some more testers if you show up and help me in IRC tonight
Gingerjane with built in kernel. Beta plz
Ok I'm too late.
s3nt via ub3r-©u$t0m htc-TB
Sign me up... I have been able to throw anything at my phone and I can't get it to stall.
Running Chingy's Gingeritis Beta IV with Lean Kernel 2.5.3.
I do have a extra test phone though that I can run whatever on.
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I've already figured out what my phone's minimum stable voltages are for all available clock speeds in Adrynaline's cf 2.0 kernel using smartass scaling. Here's the link to my post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13924785&postcount=829
My minimum stable voltages are as follows. See the above post and/or thread for more info since others have posted their numbers too.
245760: 750
368640: 750
768000: 850
1024000: 975
1280000: 1075
1408000: 1150
Hope that helps.
Raptor One said:
I've already figured out what my phone's minimum stable voltages are for all available clock speeds in Adrynaline's cf 2.0 kernel using smartass scaling. Here's the link to my post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13924785&postcount=829
My minimum stable voltages are as follows. See the above post and/or thread for more info since others have posted their numbers too.
245760: 750
368640: 750
768000: 850
1024000: 975
1280000: 1075
1408000: 1150
Hope that helps.
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Great post, thanks for the information! This well give me a starting point as to where to start! I really appreciate that!
No problem. I'd be interested to know what the rest of your beta testers get. Lots of people I work with have the Thunderbolt now and some have me root it for them because they're worried they might brick it themselves. I've told the ones who had me root it about the voltage mods, but I don't much feel like figuring out exactly how low they can go. That takes way too much time! Hopefully I can just point them to your mod instead once it's ready.
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No problem. I'd be interested to know what the rest of your beta testers get. Lots of people I work with have the Thunderbolt now and some have me root it for them because they're worried they might brick it themselves. I've told the ones who had me root it about the voltage mods, but I don't much feel like figuring out exactly how low they can go. That takes way too much time! Hopefully I can just point them to your mod instead once it's ready.
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Yeah, that sounds good. I'm not going to update all 24 of the scripts I just made though lol you guys are gonna get your own device specific ones because I am working on v3 of my mods that don't require you to pick a certain file, all my mods will be contained in one place and you'll be able to change your undervolt/overvolt values on the fly
I'm on IRC, peeps. Let's get this released tonight!
Hows it going so far? I'm excited for this, used this on my Dinc and would only need to charge it once every 2 days!!
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Hows it going so far? I'm excited for this, used this on my Dinc and would only need to charge it once every 2 days!!
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Well, I'm not very happy. We did some testing and if we issue the command manually, it works. If I put that EXACT same command in an init.d script or even specify voltages, it doesn't work. So something is overwriting this and I'm still looking into it. Hopefully I can get something out tomorrow. Sorry for the delay.
I'm excited about this as well. I'm looking forward to it's release.
Likewise...the battery life sucks on mine lol
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Hope you can get it working
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Cant let this get buried. I cant wait to try this kernel once its working correctly.
Can't wait to try this. My phone hates 50 percent of everything I toss on it. Very frustrating.
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Can't wait to try this. My phone hates 50 percent of everything I toss on it. Very frustrating.
this is not a signature I type it in every time it may be sent from my computer or my phone.
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Sorry guys, I needed to update my v3 stuff last night. I will work on this today when I'm done with work. I will be in IRC around 4:30pm EST if you guys want to get this done. Of all the people who offered to test, only 1 or 2 actually responded when I asked for help so lack of testers is what is causing this to take so long. The sooner I get a few good testers in IRC today, the better.
Team GTP presents Eaton Rom for the HTC Thunderbolt
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*****Back up all of your applications before flashing******
So you've all been waiting for it and here it is! I know it may have seemed like we've been out of the game but, in actuality we were determined to send thins build out with working power control widgets and that's exactly what we did. Our philosophy has always been to make stable daily driver and this build in not an exception. Testing did not produce any issues and everything is very smooth and quick. We have strayed a tiny bit away from our roots of not theming but thinking about it we just couldn't resist so the rom has a bit of a car theme to it. Also, below are some modifications you can flash for the stock HTC animation and the battery icon with percentage or both combined. If you have any questions feel free to ask
***For anyone that is experiencing random issues try the following fix that worked on another testers phone. pull your pictures and backups(rom manager/ Titanium backup) and any other media (music and ring tones) off you sd card and format it and then put it in your phone and boot the phone back up and move your media back to the phones.***
With this rom you are going to want to use the official mr2 release radio.
1.70.605.0.Radio
md5:7297850061f25630bf6c2885620dd12c
Download (flash through clockwork):
eatonromv1.7.zip
or in ROM Manager under Team GTP
Features:
1.70.605 Base
Deodexed/Rooted/Busybox/Debloated
Added sms backup
Added Titanium Backup
Added Rom Stats (please opt-in only collects what device you are running and rom version)
Removed Recent Apps
Added power control widgets (Very special thanks to sk806 for help with this!)
Added Carbon fiber theme (thank you sopL87)
Removed wood, and metal themes
Modified slate and blackboard themes for consistency in notification pulldown.
Custom notification pulldown (thank you yankindasouth for creating the images for the pulldown!)
Custon "gas guage" battery icon
Removed Gps Icon
Removed usb debugging icon
Added chainfire3d openGL drivers for smoother animations and better overall performance (thank you chainfire)
- You can download chainfire 3d app from the market to manage the drivers but they are preinstalled
Tweaks to system for performance and battery life
Minor edits to build prop.
Planned Features:
Toolbox (we are constantly working on this and hopefully will have it incorporated soon)
A planned release for updates in the theme
Modifications (Flash through clockwork):
Battery icon with percentage
Battery icon with percentage and stock animations
If you are not currently running the radio and want to flash our rom flash the radio first in hboot. With your phone plugged in to your computer open up adb and use the "adb reboot recovery" command to go right from hboot to clockwork and flash the zip file you downloaded above. If you need help with this just ask and I will walk you through it. Also, if you have any questions at all please feel free to ask on our forums at http://www.gtpdevs.com, we will be more then happy to help fix any issues
[*]If you download our rom and find something we did not credit you for please feel free to send us an email at [email protected]vs.com and we will immediately correct it for you. Also, we request that you do not mirror any of our roms without express permission from either yoda1 or GTPdevs.[*]
Yay, new developer! Welcome!
Lemme just give this a lil test drive...
Trying out as well.
/anyone know why MR2 plane jane post was pulled?
Is this a gb rom, sense 3.0 based?
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Interesting... Any more screenies? I may check this out.
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Is this a gb rom, sense 3.0 based?
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in op...based off mr2
rlivin said:
Is this a gb rom, sense 3.0 based?
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Nope its 2.2.1 froyo.
rlivin said:
Is this a gb rom, sense 3.0 based?
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no it is not it is a 2.2.1 MR2 leak
Very nicely done man. Only things i would consider is a 4 in 1 reboot menu to get to recovery easier and possibly the power widgets on the drop down. But this is your rom, that's entirely your decision.
Running very smooth though. I'll report any issues I find. Nothing so far.
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Very nicely done man. Only things i would consider is a 4 in 1 reboot menu to get to recovery easier and possibly the power widgets on the drop down. But this is your rom, that's entirely your decision.
Running very smooth though. I'll report any issues I find. Nothing so far.
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Actually the power options mod should work for this Rom.
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I will try this out and let you know if I run into issues!
Running good nice job dev
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Running good nice job dev
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thank you! we will be adding the power management and getting rid ofthe recent apps in drop down
loving the rom since i saw it right before it was released... these guys know what to do!!!!!! don't have a tbolt but was talking with the devs personally long of the short and they demoed it to me on their phone and I personally thought it was very well done... played a few games did a few basic tasks and love it! if you love a daily rom this is a great one to get if you like sense!
That battery mod is sweet dude. Unfortunately, I am running gingerbread so I won't be installing this. However, looks like you are doing a great job! Keep up the good work.
no recent apps=no go
Been running smooth for 24 hours, nice work!
/power dropdown would be excellent
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thank you! we will be adding the power management and getting rid ofthe recent apps in drop down
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Ah sounds good. Everything seems to just work. I like the dolphin browser in place of stock. And everything is really smooth and quick. Look forward to future releases.
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Installing this now....The swirly Blue Android guy is cool...
Dude this rom is tight....Nice work and thanks for sharing.
Kc0r8y said:
Installing this now....The swirly Blue Android guy is cool...
Dude this rom is tight....Nice work and thanks for sharing.
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You are quite welcome and thank you for your comments. Just to let you all know we are working hard at the notification pull down and power menu. We don't slap something together and release it. We are making sure the framework is not sloppy so you don't run into any issues with the rom. Also, kernel edits are underway and we'll let you know when it's done.
We take pride in making things stable and smooth. We'll make "kickbutt" roms, we just ask a little patience while we essentially make everything "perfect."
Now keep those questions and comments coming! Any criticism and thanks are more than appreciated
I have added init.d support to my latest kernel sleekai4. Included is a script to zip-align apps on boot, and a script for longer battery life.
Kernel located here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2647119
On other devices, if you have init.d support, my script should work for you too!
See second post in my kernel thread for details.
You will need busybox installed.
You will need root.
You will need SuperSU root enabled at boot for my script to work.
This just keeps getting better!
gunnyman said:
This just keeps getting better!
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Thank you! More to come.
-Update- Added script for better battery life. Let me know how much!
sleekmason said:
-Update- Added script for better battery life. Let me know how much!
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Whilst the kernel is for the v510 , the rom I am on (infected) supports init.d (has an init.d folder with things in it!!) so I naturally assume that the kernel does too, so I've popped them on my V500 to test
All the best rich
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whoamigriffiths said:
Whilst the kernel is for the v510 , the rom I am on (infected) supports init.d (has an init.d folder with things in it!!) so I naturally assume that the kernel does too, so I've popped them on my V500 to test
All the best rich
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Yes, as far as I know, the script(s) will be universal. If you have init.d support, you should be able to use it. Let me know what you think.
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Yes, as far as I know, the script(s) will be universal. If you have init.d support, you should be able to use it. Let me know what you think.
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Any way to see if the scripts really work ?
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Any way to see if the scripts really work ?
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Yes. You can check the values by following the paths that are within the script. Example /sys/device/system/ setting, where "setting" is the value you want to check.
You may also use an app like trickster mod to see what your current CPU frequencies are.
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Yes. You can check the values by following the paths that are within the script. Example /sys/device/system/ setting, where "setting" is the value you want to check.
You may also use an app like trickster mod to see what your current CPU frequencies are.
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Thank you!
Damn strange, all things considered.
My device feels snappier after applying my tweaks.
Is it just me? Probably.
As a second note, all these settings can be changed to whatever you like. Simply edit the numbers in the script after doing some research!
It was too soon for me to say as an hour later I updated my daily rom...........
I checked back an hour ago and realised I had wiped the changes out of the init.d folder..........
Soo cheeky ask here, do you know how to make your two files into a zip file?
Guys like me on nightly roms could flash it straight after flashing the rom.
It's late now but I'll play with the tablet tomorrow and see how the tweaks go
Thank you in advance,
All the best rich
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It was too soon for me to say as an hour later I updated my daily rom...........
I checked back an hour ago and realised I had wiped the changes out of the init.d folder..........
Soo cheeky ask here, do you know how to make your two files into a zip file?
Guys like me on nightly roms could flash it straight after flashing the rom.
It's late now but I'll play with the tablet tomorrow and see how the tweaks go
Thank you in advance,
All the best rich
Sent from my LG-V500 using XDA Premium HD app
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They are both in zip files already, but not together. You could do that on your own computer though! Unzip both files into a directory and
Code:
zip -r9 name_of_zip.zip *
Where "name of zip" is your name for the zip. All files in the directory get added, so make sure you sandbox them first!
Thanks, I'm actually not particularly technical due to old age
I added your tweaks last night and I've also started using greenify (started using night before) now I'm obviously on a learning curve here but here's a pic of my battery overnight.
I'm quite pleased with the sleep.
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Thanks, I'm actually not particularly technical due to old age
I added your tweaks last night and I've also started using greenify (started using night before) now I'm obviously on a learning curve here but here's a pic of my battery overnight.
I'm quite pleased with the sleep.
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It gets even better... So far I have 4:15 screen on time with 54% battery left And the device feels faster. It is just getting optimized as far as I am concerned. I can easily drop the freq some more with no issues.
45 myself. hard to believe we started out without microwaves and I was still using a typewriter in high school.
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It gets even better... So far I have 4:15 screen on time with 54% battery left And the device feels faster. It is just getting optimized as far as I am concerned. I can easily drop the freq some more with no issues.
45 myself. hard to believe we started out without microwaves and I was still using a typewriter in high school.
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How could I apply these scripts to Bob's kernel?
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How could I apply these scripts to Bob's kernel?
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Any device with init.d support built into the kernel should work. Follow the directions on the second post of my kernel thread for details.
45 myself. hard to believe we started out without microwaves and I was still using a typewriter in high school.[/QUOTE]
+1 here on typewriter in high school, it gets handy now
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Thanks, I'm actually not particularly technical due to old age
I added your tweaks last night and I've also started using greenify (started using night before) now I'm obviously on a learning curve here but here's a pic of my battery overnight.
I'm quite pleased with the sleep.
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My battery life is also really good. Had it on all night and have WiFi set to Keep WiFi on during sleep: Only when charging. It stayed at 76% all night
ROOT IS HERE! Go get it! Tutorial is here. Post is here.
I noticed there a lot of people around here waiting fervently for the release of root--checking and rechecking the forums over and over. Fear not! For I have come up with the solution for you all!
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Turbo Root Update
Are you stuck at work and want to know if we have root? Are you away from a computer? Did you just get in a car wreck and are laying there, taking your final breath, with only your phone in your hand, wondering, "Do we have root?" Then this is the app for you.
I was messing around with Google's new Material Design standards I decided to throw this together. It'll be updated the moment a root method is discovered.
Another note: this will only work only Droid Turbos.. I can add other models to the list upon request, however, I didn't make the app responsive, so it only looks right on 2560x1440 screens.
Enjoy.
EDIT: This will now work on ALL devices!
EDIT_2: I realized just now that I chose the same material design color as SuperSU and did the same icon design completely by accident. No correlation there, just sheer happenstance.
FINAL EDIT: A root method has been discovered and will be release shortly. The latest update of the app will point you to the root video so you can root whenever ad wherever. Thank you all for downloading!
Neat little app haha. Hopefully we wont need it for long!
However I must say this is in the wrong section of the forum, the more appropriate location would be -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo/themes-apps
Does it push a notification when the device gets rooted? Or will it just replace my xda refreshes with opening the app every 5 minutes?
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Neat little app haha. Hopefully we wont need it for long!
However I must say this is in the wrong section of the forum, the more appropriate location would be -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo/themes-apps
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I agree. I would have put it there, but no one will see it cause they are checking here for root. Thus the post in general.
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Does it push a notification when the device gets rooted? Or will it just replace my xda refreshes with opening the app every 5 minutes?
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Push notifications would be an awesome thing to have!
Slartibartfast_ said:
Does it push a notification when the device gets rooted? Or will it just replace my xda refreshes with opening the app every 5 minutes?
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I can add an update for it. I don't have a subscription to any push services currently so I'd to re-up for that.
I'll call it, the are-we-there-yet? App
Why not make it so others can keep tabs on it, too? I have an LG G3 and would like to know when the Turbo gets root.
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I'll call it, the are-we-there-yet? App
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More like "Are we rooted yet?" Makes more sense
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Why not make it so others can keep tabs on it, too? I have an LG G3 and would like to know when the Turbo gets root.
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I was limiting it because I didn't want a bunch of phones with 1920x1080 resolution wondering what the deal was cause I didn't make it responsive, but I think I will just update it. You convinced me.
Man, this is great... Genius. I check these threads lately about once or twice an hour, just waiting on good news. When I open a new tab, Chrome goes, "Oh, lemme guess... XDA Turbo General?" This is a time saver. Thank you, sir.
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Man, this is great... Genius. I check these threads lately about once or twice an hour, just waiting on good news. When I open a new tab, Chrome goes, "Oh, lemme guess... XDA Turbo General?" This is a time saver. Thank you, sir.
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You're exactly the person I made it for! You are welcome!
Sad your effort cannot be easily installed on older moto's. We would not care about a skewed image of an unlock graphic!! Would not the ultra/Maxx be an easy one?
But what do I know about generating apk's.
Great idea anyway!!
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I noticed there a lot of people around here waiting fervently for the release of root--checking and rechecking the forums over and over. Fear not! For I have come up with the solution for you all!
Turbo Root Update
Are you stuck at work and want to know if we have root? Are you away from a computer? Did you just get in a car wreck and are laying there, taking your final breath, with only your phone in your hand, wondering, "Do we have root?" Then this is the app for you.
I was messing around with Google's new Material Design standards I decided to throw this together. It'll be updated the moment a root method is discovered.
Another note: this will only work only Droid Turbos.. I can add other models to the list upon request, however, I didn't make the app responsive, so it only looks right on 2560x1440 screens.
Enjoy.
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Awesome idea! Thanks much!
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Sad your effort cannot be easily installed on older moto's. We would not care about a skewed image of an unlock graphic!! Would not the ultra/Maxx be an easy one?
But what do I know about generating apk's.
Great idea anyway!!
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At the office now, but when I get off tonight, I will be opening it to other devices.
The graphics won't be skewed, but rather they will be blown up. I will probably write in a line to scale the graphics accordingly on smaller res phones when I update it this evening. :good:
Kinda curious why you chose Lua and Corona.
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Kinda curious why you chose Lua and Corona.
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Kinda curious why you are decompiling my apk.
Been bouncing around trying some different things. Noted that the Corona SDK used lua-- a language I had previously used in the form of eLua to program microcontrollers. However, 80% of the code draws off of Corona's predefined functions which makes it feel like a "copy and paste fest". I also remember reading that a lot of WoW addons were coded in lua (easily embed-able) which spiked my curiousity. I'll have to say though, it is incredibly simple to use.
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Kinda curious why you are decompiling my apk.
Been bouncing around trying some different things. Noted that the Corona SDK used lua-- a language I had previously used in the form of eLua to program microcontrollers. However, 80% of the code draws off of Corona's predefined functions which makes it feel like a "copy and paste fest". I also remember reading that a lot of WoW addons were coded in lua (easily embed-able) which spiked my curiousity. I'll have to say though, it is incredibly simple to use.
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I decompiled it because I was curious.
Doesn't everyone do that?
Check out NativeScript when you get a chance.
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Kinda curious why you are decompiling my apk.
Been bouncing around trying some different things. Noted that the Corona SDK used lua-- a language I had previously used in the form of eLua to program microcontrollers. However, 80% of the code draws off of Corona's predefined functions which makes it feel like a "copy and paste fest". I also remember reading that a lot of WoW addons were coded in lua (easily embed-able) which spiked my curiousity. I'll have to say though, it is incredibly simple to use.
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Actually I've noticed a few online games now have used lua in encrypted game files (to prevent hackings and game mods, but lets face it someone is going to crack it at some point) not just add-ons.
Just wondering, how does it work? Do you just monitor XDA for "root" threads?