Tweak: Possibility to make Make XPlay Smoother - Xperia Play General

Coming from the N900 phone I have came across many hacks but none quite as simple as one called Swappolube. All it does is make small changes to the kernel with in turns make the devices overall functionality smoother. The tweak is more or less explained Here.
Personally using this tweak I have personally experienced more overall responsiveness and fluidity in my XPlay. And My battery Life has been over all...better. I do not expect it to have the same effect for everyone, due to several reasons (overclocking, faulty devices, too many background services etc), but personally I have experienced phenomenal changes in my plays responsiveness, aside from using seeder.
Some Notes:
1) Using Seeder with this script may actually be very beneficial.
2) Values reset when you reboot, (I'm new to android, so I have no idea how to make this script run at boot time without using an app )
3) You will need a rooted device.
4) Use a program like "Script Manager" to run the script.

I have always wanted a N900.... even though its now 3 years old, the device has always looked nice and seemed like a neato toy to mess with. You still have that N900?

|SavageD| said:
Coming from the N900 phone I have came across many hacks but none quite as simple as one called Swappolube. All it does is make small changes to the kernel with in turns make the devices overall functionality smoother. The tweak is more or less explained Here.
Personally using this tweak I have personally experienced more overall responsiveness and fluidity in my XPlay. And My battery Life has been over all...better. I do not expect it to have the same effect for everyone, due to several reasons (overclocking, faulty devices, too many background services etc), but personally I have experienced phenomenal changes in my plays responsiveness, aside from using seeder.
Some Notes:
1) Using Seeder with this script may actually be very beneficial.
2) Values reset when you reboot, (I'm new to android, so I have no idea how to make this script run at boot time without using an app )
3) Use a program like "Script Manager" to run the script.
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testing now will report back

Shaun27 said:
testing now will report back
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Thx, man really appreciate this.
ozzmanj1 said:
I have always wanted a N900....even though its now 3 years old, the device has always looked nice and seemed like a neato toy to mess with. You still have that N900?
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Yep, still have my baby ! Still runs and looks like it just came out the box.

Using script manager I tried to get it to run and it just hangs.... anyone else experiencing the same?
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|SavageD| said:
Thx, man really appreciate this.
Yep, still have my baby ! Still runs and looks like it just came out the box.
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Nice..... saw one sell in new condition for $120..... almost wanted to jump on it

I think if u hav init.d support on ur Play u could just delete .sh extension & put it in the init.d folder. I'm sure it'll ran automaticly on boot.
Edit: Plus i think u need to add this line on the top of the script to make it ran.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
Happy tweakin'.
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sdojoin said:
I think if u hav init.d support on ur Play u could just delete .sh extension & put it in the init.d folder. I'm sure it'll ran automaticly on boot.
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I'll give it a whirl and report
Edit: I dont notice a difference. Perhaps I missed something.... I just copied the file minus the .sh to the init.d folder /system/init.d/
and changed permissions

sdojoin said:
I think if u hav init.d support on ur Play u could just delete .sh extension & put it in the init.d folder. I'm sure it'll ran automaticly on boot.
Edit: Plus i think u need to add this line on the top of the script to make it ran.
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
Happy tweakin'.
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Thx man. Truth is I changed the values manually, then uploaded the script. I've just updated the script to include "#!/system/bin/sh".
To be certain that the script ran, simply check these files to see if the values have changed:
/proc/sys/vm/swappiness | 30
/proc/sys/vm/page-cluster | 0
/proc/sys/vm/laptop_mode | 1
/proc/sys/vm/oom_kill_allocating_task | 1
/proc/sys/vm/dirty_expire_centisecs | 0
/proc/sys/vm/dirty_writeback_centisecs | 0
/proc/sys/vm/dirty_background_ratio | 60
/proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio | 95
ozzmanj1 said:
I'll give it a whirl and report
Edit: I dont notice a difference. Perhaps I missed something.... I just copied the file minus the .sh to the init.d folder /system/init.d/
and changed permissions
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Could you check the files in proc/sys/vm to see if the script ran? The read write permissions on the script may be wrong....Cant tell right now as I'm in work, with a very limited computer....

Hate to break it to u man, but most custom rom already hav these tweaks in thier build.prop. And it does givs some smooth effect. I think it'll made the diff if it ran on stock. Then again they wouldn't hav init.d support & there's isn't an easy guide to help get that on stock. Mybe i should make 1 or not.
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sdojoin said:
Hate to break it to u man, but most custom rom already hav these tweaks in thier build.prop. And it does givs some smooth effect. I think it'll made the diff if it ran on stock. Then again they wouldn't hav init.d support & there's isn't an easy guide to help get that on stock. Mybe i should make 1 or not.
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Figured as much. Well I guess it would only be useful on roms that haven't had the tweak. I'm using NXT LE rom which didn't have the tweak. Some values were already there but most of em weren't. :/

Mybe there's a reason why it dosent hav those tweaks. Mybe u should consult krisdee as to why.
Anyway, thanks for sharing. The best thing bout init.d support is u can just throw a bunch script & just let it ran. And just hope there's no conflict between all of them.
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I am on my own heavily modified stock ROM and it has init.d support..... but for some reason the script you posted didnt work...... perhaps I can maybe manually add or change them.. Anyways thank you for sharing... perhaps we can all collectively get it working.

In the begin of the script remove: script
At the end: end script
Then it works
In rom toolbox you can set it at boot
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nickholtus said:
In the begin of the script remove: script
At the end: end script
Then it works
In rom toolbox you can set it at boot
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I edited the file with your recommendations and uploaded it here. Going to test it out....
Edit: Still did not work... bummer.....

Ok. This works.
Instead of adding this,
Code:
#!/system/bin[COLOR="RED"]/sh[/COLOR]
U should only just add this.
Code:
#!/system/bin
Just delete the "/sh" mark red as above & try it with SManager. Then u can put it in init.d folder for auto ran.
Edit: Ok. It didn't ran on init.d. Need to re-write it with proper command in order to make it ran on init.d. I'll upload it when i finish it. For now just use SManager & set it on boot. I dunno why it matters though. But i'll try me best to help the community.
Edit: Its hard when no nothing. So mybe we just let those with proper knowledge re-write it for init.d support. As for now, just stick with SManager & set it on boot.
Edit: It wont work even after i set it on boot. Mybe there's some conflict with build.prop or other init.d tweaks. So need to ran it manually. Again, if this really does benefit much to us Play then we need help to add init.d support to it. So...till then..
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Thanks good post!
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Thanks good post!
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Completely useless post, clicking thanks button is enough.
If I'm correct this script is just killing background apps as the advanced task killer does?...
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olokos said:
Completely useless post, clicking thanks button is enough.
If I'm correct this script is just killing background apps as the advanced task killer does?...
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No....it changes the way that memory is swapped, very slightly. It doesn't kill any tasks whatsoever. Truth is, it worked for me, if it doesn't work for others, i don't really care :/. I posted this to see if it would help others. Before this script I would loose 5 - 8% a day leaving the phone on standby. After this script, I loose 1% a day standby time, also lag all in games were significantly reduced and my phone stopped overheating too quickly. Big claims I know, but as i said, if it doesn't work for you, just move on....didn't think that getting such a simple script to work on a device would be such a pain, and frankly I'm not even gonna look into it. Far too busy with work and university.

if this is about OOM n swappiness, will it still working or get benefit if the ROM already supercharged using v6?

Related

sip stack

OK this was made for the SGS2 phone with android 2.3.3... Would it be safe it we install this on our gingerbread roms?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1109962
Make a backup but yeah looks harmless.
harmless? haha not really, it modifies the framework-res.apk file, thats basically a lot of epic specific stuff. make sure to make a backup and odin handy....
The only value it changes in the framework is a single boolean value, and one that doesn't affect anything other than the native sip stack, so it shouldn't break anything - may not work, either, but it's worth trying
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styles420 said:
The only value it changes in the framework is a single boolean value, and one that doesn't affect anything other than the native sip stack, so it shouldn't break anything - may not work, either, but it's worth trying
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You can't use another phones framework on a different phone.
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You can't use another phones framework on a different phone.
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The instructions say to edit a single value in the GB framework, but it doesn't say you have to use the framework from another phone. If the bool isn't present in the Epic GB framework, it can be added in author breaking anything - at worst, it would be ignored and unused
It sounds like the only file being flashed to the phone is an apk, so the framework isn't going to be overwritten
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styles420 said:
The instructions say to edit a single value in the GB framework, but it doesn't say you have to use the framework from another phone. If the bool isn't present in the Epic GB framework, it can be added in author breaking anything - at worst, it would be ignored and unused
It sounds like the only file being flashed to the phone is an apk, so the framework isn't going to be overwritten
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Actually I just re read the post and the only thing getting flashed is the permissions. You need to edit the framework your selfs. so if your on a.gb leak give it a try. it actually shouldn't break anything
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i unzipped it and there was an xml file no apk.. i dont know wat to do with it.. i know it goes in the framework.apk ..but that its.. do i need to just add it or replace something?
Did you read the instructions. That xml goes in system/permissions
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If this works it would be awesome. It's annoying as hell that the EVO has it, but the Epic does not!
MysteryEmotionz said:
Did you read the instructions. That xml goes in system/permissions
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Sorry guess i didn't read it clearly ..ill let yal how how it goes
ok i did it and i didnt see any change to nothing.. must not work for us..or i didnt do something wrong... but i know i did it right...might need to try stock rom instead..

V6 supercharger

I was wondering if anyone here was using the v6 supercharger I found on the evo section on the shift?
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Yes i have used v6 supercharger script and it works very well. Just make sure the rom you are running doesnt already have ram script built in. I cant remember what settings i used, i know i used 12 (bulletproof launcher) and i think it was 3, or 8 but im not sure. I run mikshiftedG and the latest update has juwe11's ramscript built in so not really a need for v6 anymore...
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Have used V6 SuperCharger. Don't need it now, but it does work very well . You just have to experiment to find the right settings for your use.
thanks for the input.. im currently using miui 1.8.26 and mainly wanted to test out the turbo 3g
Where do we find this script?
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The Script is on the thread for V6 SuperCharger . The installation thread is HERE.
What setting have you guys seen the best results with?
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It's been a while, but if I remember right I was running setting #8 . Also, ran #6 for a bit. Liked #8 better, but as I said it's been a while. You should experiment and see what works best for your particular setup.
And what is this exactly for/benefit?
Evo SHIFT
Ram
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Enraged21 said:
And what is this exactly for/benefit?
Evo SHIFT
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Helps your System better manage the Ram it has. So you can have more Free Ram available at any given time.
Enraged21 said:
And what is this exactly for/benefit?
Evo SHIFT
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It alters the internal ram management settings so its tweaked for your device instead of using the default generic settings. People should be using this and not task killers on android 2.1+.
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I was thinking of using this cause i had to get a refurbished phone from sprint and it came with 2.3.3 and im constanttly getting the htc loading screen. If i temp root my phone and run this, will the changes it makes stick after i reboot?
aclearersky said:
I was thinking of using this cause i had to get a refurbished phone from sprint and it came with 2.3.3 and im constanttly getting the htc loading screen. If i temp root my phone and run this, will the changes it makes stick after i reboot?
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Nope... The script manager app needs root to run. Meaning every reboot you would have to re-temp root your device start script manager and choose your options.
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But it still might be worth the effort from what I've seen. Stock unrooted GB Sense reloads constantly .
Agreed
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Thanks for the answer, that's what I figured. I've been calling sprint trying to get a different phone cause I love this phone rooted, but without root its terrible. Sense reloads are driving me insane. I use my phone a lot but id have to say I had at least 30 sense reloads yesterday.
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aclearersky said:
Thanks for the answer, that's what I figured. I've been calling sprint trying to get a different phone cause I love this phone rooted, but without root its terrible. Sense reloads are driving me insane. I use my phone a lot but id have to say I had at least 30 sense reloads yesterday.
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i didnt like sense reloads either so i use GO Launcher and i froze sense,rosie utility and many others and i no longer have reloads and my phone runs wayy faster. if the reloads are you biggest peeve give go launcher a try.
also anyone having problems running supercharger with temproot? i cant seem to get it to work i temproot with the powershell which gives me busybox and su and when i try to run script in script manager as root it trys to run script and nothing happends. any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Inextremi5 said:
i didnt like sense reloads either so i use GO Launcher and i froze sense,rosie utility and many others and i no longer have reloads and my phone runs wayy faster. if the reloads are you biggest peeve give go launcher a try.
also anyone having problems running supercharger with temproot? i cant seem to get it to work i temproot with the powershell which gives me busybox and su and when i try to run script in script manager as root it trys to run script and nothing happends. any help would be greatly appreciated!!
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You might have to downgrade your busybox... Xda search v6 supercharger and in the thread it will tell you what version of busybox is compatable...
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I've been trying all day to try this mod, I got all the files and now I can't install busy box.. it keeps saying my phone isn't rooted... and now it seems root explorer won't load up either... any ideas?
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V6 Supercharge Script

After seeing all the set ups in the ROM/Kernel combo thread, I put V6 supercharge on my phone last night. Maybe it's too early but I am not seeing any improvement. Let me add that I always exit out of apps using the back button vs. the home button which normally kills the app thus keeping my RAM more free. I don't know if that's why I'm not seeing any difference or what. My phone is already snappy so I'm not complaining. Just wanted to see what sort of results everyone else was getting.
You set it up wrong
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Outstanding. Thanks for the help. I know exactly what to do now.
Besides the genius that replied, anyone else have any constructive feedback.
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Did it say the settings/minfrees stuck after you rebooted?
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Make sure the "Supercharge" script under /system/etc/init.d is set to "Run at Boot" and "Run as Root," using Script Manager of course, and then Reboot your device.
Yes it stuck and yes I am running the script in the system folder. Maybe a better question to ask is what sort of improvements have others seen and what setting are you using.
Thank you both for your replies.
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I'm using 8 at the moment. It's hard to tell, because this is a new ROM for me, but I ran 9 on MIUI and there was definite, visible improvement in response time.

Make a WiFi only Rom

Hi the title tells it all I got a g2 but want to be WiFi only like without airplane mode on
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Why not just turn on airplane mode then turn on WiFi?
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TimeMonkey said:
Hi the title tells it all I got a g2 but want to be WiFi only like without airplane mode on
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Why on earth would you want that? And as xT4Z1N4TRx said just put on airplane mode and then switch over to wifi.
he wants a wifi tablet/iTouch lol
killj0y said:
he wants a wifi tablet/iTouch lol
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It's a legitimate request I've seen before. I mean, why let your old devices just waste away when your children or family members could totally use them as dirt cheap replacements for iPods and such. You don't want them making accidental emergency calls or circumventing the settings you put in place.
Should be able to completely remove the radio somehow so that the cellular stuff just won't work.
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That's what I need my friend broke his iPod and I told I got this old phone laying around but the u gotta put it into aplane mode each reboot and he ain't tech savvy
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Maybe this is a project for some of the budding devs on xda. In theory, it sounds like a simple change. Simply remove the phone aspects of a rom and repackage. I'm sure it's harder than it sounds in terms of stability and usability though (I'm not a dev) =/
Athrun88 said:
Maybe this is a project for some of the budding devs on xda. In theory, it sounds like a simple change. Simply remove the phone aspects of a rom and repackage. I'm sure it's harder than it sounds in terms of stability and usability though (I'm not a dev) =/
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Eh, some apps certainly wouldn't work, anything that needs to communicate through telephony and such. But really shouldn't be that difficult.
I'll come back when I'm not too terribly busy with some links about breaking down and customizing ROMs and such. I know that I've found a thread specifically for this kind of thing for another device, but there are a few of them I read up on so it may take a while to locate. Hell, you could just about remove the phone and contacts apps and edit your build.prop and leave an existing ROM intact. I'm no dev or anything though lol so I'll look around.
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buxtahuda said:
Eh, some apps certainly wouldn't work, anything that needs to communicate through telephony and such. But really shouldn't be that difficult.
I'll come back when I'm not too terribly busy with some links about breaking down and customizing ROMs and such. I know that I've found a thread specifically for this kind of thing for another device, but there are a few of them I read up on so it may take a while to locate. Hell, you could just about remove the phone and contacts apps and edit your build.prop and leave an existing ROM intact. I'm no dev or anything though lol so I'll look around.
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TeamDRH over in the gTablet forums have added something similar to this into their ICS ROM for gTablet. Might be a useful place to look.
Ok well.I went and remove like all telephony apk in my Rom and some app don't work like he said
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Not the OG article I had read, but after a bit of Googling I came up with a script that you should be able to set to run at boot which will disable your radio.
You may also be able to dial *#*#INFO#*#* and choose turn off radio, but that will not be persistent across reboots. I would use the script and a third-party launcher that can hide apps so that you'll keep the phone and contacts apps and such for stability, but not have them readily available.
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And a flashable zip! Thank you jellybellys!
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Just to elaborate about that flashable zip, it will actually "permanently" (until you wipe and install another ROM) disable the radio and clean out the apps that you don't want. Also installs some kind of binaries if they're currently absent from the ROM. Great find, I'm glad you asked about this!
exactly, my first thought would be just to use titanium backup and disable/freeze but not remove apps such as dialer or what you dont want/need. not sure if this will work but its worth a try. probably a few treads across xda on this (especially on older model phones) id search in those and see if there is a quick answer short of developing a whole new rom
Yeah I use that zip from jellybean but like android.process forced close alone with like sms app this is all on miui
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TimeMonkey said:
Yeah I use that zip from jellybean but like android.process forced close alone with like sms app this is all on miui
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So you used the zip, and once booted those processes were force closing?
I'll try it out on my phone, see if I can't replicate the issue and speak with the dev. Exactly what MIUI build are you on?
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Installed on EliteMod 120316 and upon first boot did get something about the mms process FC'ing. Upon subsequent reboots no more message though, have you tried another reboot? You had two processes FC?
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I have the miui USA one I think I'm not home well won't be till Sunday night
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Some of the experimental roms work like that
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This is a swing in the dark...
Try remove htcril.so or libhtcril.so from system/lib.... That should disable the radio and keep Wi-Fi
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I have the miui USA one I think I'm not home well won't be till Sunday night
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So that's the MIUI.us "Pure English?" I've just downloaded the last available build and will soon flash and then install jellybellys's zip. I'm hoping that will get me the same FC's as you are.
Once you've gotten home after the weekend, try rebooting it a time or two and see if it consistently gives you the FC's.
Also, just curious, but are you using MIUI just because it's the most similar Android overlay to iOS? To make it a bit easier for your friend? Because you could hook him up with some ICS goodness otherwise
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Ok, looking through his updater-script vs. my /system/app/ directory, it looks like MIUI names a couple of apk's differently. I'm currently installing a fresh MIUI so that I can see the directory before moddified by the OG jellybellys zip, then I'll update his zip to reflect those different names and try to run it again. If successful, I'll post the modified file and hopefully we can get your friend a fun little multi-tasking media player
Ok sweet umm can u send me the edit zip
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Had a good look at the flashable zip, very simple. I need to learn to code, I guess this is a good small place to start lol
All I did was unzip his file, change a few things and added a couple extra lines to remove one more app he hadn't worried with. As said above this will disable your radio, install the radiooptions binary if absent, and remove a number of apk's from the /system/app/ directory.
Removed apps:
TelephonyProvider.apk - cellular service
TelocationProvider.apk - emergency location service (I just don't see the need if you're not connecting to cellular networks)
Phone.apk - your phone app - should also get rid of dialer, I'm trying to find out why it doesn't.
Mms.apk - messaging app
All credit to jellybellys @ rootzwiki.com of course, I couldn't have written this myself or anything.
jellybellys-mod-wifionly-MIUI
Again, the phone app will still be on the homescreen and you actually can't remove it. It won't dial anything, and will just cause the acore process to FC if you try. It's looking like the only way to get it really removed is to modify the ROM's zip so that it never installs the app to begin with.
I'm going to restore the apps again, see if Titanium Backup can't do a better job than outright removing the app does.

Enable Navigation bar/Disable capacitive buttons and lights

This is a mod how to enable navigation bar(on screen
buttons) , its very simple and easy...
Warring: if you mess something dont blame me.
Add the following line at the end of buid.prop file
qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
now on reboot we will have nav-bar like on nexus 4
To turn off capacitive buttons:
Go to system/use/key layout/ synaptics-rmi-touchscreen.kl
Long press it and click open with text editor
Delete everything there
Reboot.
To turn of capacitive button lights:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.deskangel.kblight
Or
This will mess your screen brightness and it will stay on 100% all the time. You have to use screen filter app from play store or some other app to control the brightness of your screen.
Go to system/lib/hw
There find lights.msm8960.so
Rename it to (whatever you want)
Reboot.
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To turn off the lights you can just edit framework-res.apk.
Don't copy other peoples posts
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39662190&postcount=1
This is only applicable to AOSP/CM ROMs this won't work on sense based ROMs.
MacHackz said:
To turn off the lights you can just edit framework-res.apk.
Don't copy other peoples posts
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39662190&postcount=1
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I don't copy I had this posts from last year in other places. I searched on Google and tried to help whoever needs it to find it faster. Now whoever does anything copies from someone. Look at all the xda every place is copies of one another.
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http://db.tt/Hdj6VJ2W
Here you go, if your rooted, extract this and put it in etc/init.d to turn off your lights on boot.
Or, just execute it with root explorer.
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http://db.tt/Hdj6VJ2W
Here you go, if your rooted, extract this and put it in etc/init.d to turn off your lights on boot.
Or, just execute it with root explorer.
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This doesn't work. I did exactly the way you described and still no go. Is this of cm based or sense?
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samomamo said:
This doesn't work. I did exactly the way you described and still no go. Is this of cm based or sense?
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Does work, been using it. On sense. If you are using a custom kernel with bln then that could be why. Make sure you set permissions though!
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Does work, been using it. On sense. If you are using a custom kernel with bln then that could be why. Make sure you set permissions though!
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I'm on slim ROM so maybe that's why. Thanks anyway
It will help the people on sense ROMs.
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Just edit the script to suit then.
backfromthestorm said:
Just edit the script to suit then.
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I just opened on root explorer and open as text editor and I didn't understand anything
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I have to dig out this old post.
Unfortunately i cant get the navigation bar to work?!?
Or can it only be done on CM Roms?
Im on Google Play Edition 4.3, did the total conversion as i want to stay on Stock GPE.
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eighty3
*Bump* this is of interest to me
I only managed to get a nav bar by using PA, fiddling with build.prop never gave me a nav bar GPE or anything else.
eighty3 said:
I have to dig out this old post.
Unfortunately i cant get the navigation bar to work?!?
Or can it only be done on CM Roms?
Im on Google Play Edition 4.3, did the total conversion as i want to stay on Stock GPE.
Regards
eighty3
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No one?
eighty3 said:
No one?
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I think I read on the s4 forums that they also can't get this going with stock based roms (touchwizz and gpe), something about the lines of code for this to happen being removed or not there.
From personal experience, I could only get the navbar on pa. Another person on a thread enabled it on a cm based ROM.
So in the end, yes, it seems the only way to get the nab bar working is a cm based ROM. Its a pity cause that means we'll be giving up:
* good speakers - missing beats audio
* ir blaster and fantastic TV app.
* blink feed
* slightly better camera optimizations
Anyone able to recommend a cm based ROM ? Or at least alternative apps for the problems above?
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eighty3 said:
I have to dig out this old post.
Unfortunately i cant get the navigation bar to work?!?
Or can it only be done on CM Roms?
Im on Google Play Edition 4.3, did the total conversion as i want to stay on Stock GPE.
Regards
eighty3
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Nope....doesn't work on Sense-based or GPE. Tried it like........I lost count. I kinda savvy it too. However, even on a Touchwiz I can't produce it. So probaly it only works on CM or CM based roms.

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