Related
Has anyone tried this MOD yet? The OP said it works on the Incredible. To me, it does not seem much different than what SetCPU does.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=810940
I see talk on that page of possible clash between setCPU and that mod. I'm partial to being able to see whats going on. Not turning on some mod and figuring "hey its prob working good"
mycomputerisjunk said:
Has anyone tried this MOD yet? The OP said it works on the Incredible. To me, it does not seem much different than what SetCPU does.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=810940
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have tried it and yes its like set CPU but less of a hassle to me because it is already preset, and it comes with some other goodies too
My main issue is it conflicts with kings kernels so I removed it
Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA App
Bringing my work over from DX/D2 world.
Applying the zip (via Clockworkmod) will do the following:
1) Tweak build.prop
2) Super aggressive file system and page caches - TB has lots of RAM, let's use some of it
3) Enables Cron, along with a cron job that purges filesystem/page caches 3AM every morning.
4) Disables logger/logcat
5) More aggressive minfree
6) Installs bash
7) Enables tmpfs for /tmp
8) swap support
9) A few other minor kernel/OS tweaks.
These mods will hopefully make your phone run faster, longer, and more stable. A good majority of the DX/D2 folks that tried my zip noticed the difference. Some of you will, some of you will not.
The zip can be flashed on all ROMs including stock (the same zip can also be flashed on DX and D2). After flashing the zip be sure to reboot one more time!
More information/changelogs can be found here. And there are a couple of rather large threads on droidforums and droidxforums. My mods are also currently incorporated into the latest versions of Apex and will be included in Liberty v2.0 when it comes out. Enjoy....
I'm sure I speak for all devs to be happy to see logcat disabled... /sarcasm.
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
adrynalyne said:
I'm sure I speak for all devs to be happy to see logcat disabled... /sarcasm.
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Understand. Re-enabling it is super easy - just a quick file edit and a reboot away.
Easy for me...but you gotta think of them too.
A few questions:
What is the aggressive filesystem? I'm not seeing the tweak.
Where is the build.prop?
How are you loading the two modules you included without insmod? No script I see is insmodding them.
The zipalign tweak cant be called without the script file.
Overclock...well...
We don't have all the cron stuff you are calling, like /data/cron
It looks like you left a ton of stuff that wont work for us in your scripts. Not criticizing, just informing.
adrynalyne said:
Easy for me...but you gotta think of them too.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well if I may, I consider myself a dev too. Anyway as for the logger, there are tremendous I/O being done to the device. Especially if there are misbehaving apps. Since users never look at logcat, by disabling it there should be some performance improvement without any ill effects.
A few questions:
What is the aggressive filesystem? I'm not seeing the tweak.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It's in /data/imoseyon/sysctl.conf. Aggressive filesystem and page *caches*. I have a few articles on this subject on my blog - http://imoseyon.com
Where is the build.prop?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You mean where's the tweak? It's part of updater-script but the actual script is in /data/imoseyon/enableimosey.sh
How are you loading the two modules you included without insmod? No script I see is insmodding them.
The zipalign tweak cant be called without the script file.
Overclock...well...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well the thing about building a universal zip for all TB/DX/D2 ROMs is that not all the files are going to be utilized by all the ROMs.
If you examine the scripts closely they are commented out. I left them in there as examples if anyone wants to tweak things further. As for the modules, i forgot to take them out - they were for interactive governor which i'm not supporting anymore.
We don't have all the cron stuff you are calling, like /data/cron
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well my zip provides that.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
I unzipped it again, and thar it be. Didn't see the data directory the first time, hence the confusion.
cool, i dunno how noticeable the performance tweaks are going to be. TB is already so darn fast.
I ran the zip.....then went terminal and typed
bash /data/imoseyon/checkimosey.sh
to check and it says tweaks not enabled....ideas?
Imoseyon said:
cool, i dunno how noticeable the performance tweaks are going to be. TB is already so darn fast.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So by disabling the logs from being drawn on misbehaving, in theory the lag from a FC or malfunctioning app will be a little bit less because of ur tweaks now? I understand the rest but not a dev like u or adynalyne...so I didn't even know log drew much.
Fodizzle1978 said:
I ran the zip.....then went terminal and typed
bash /data/imoseyon/checkimosey.sh
to check and it says tweaks not enabled....ideas?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmmm which rom are you running?
Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk
acidbath5546 said:
So by disabling the logs from being drawn on misbehaving, in theory the lag from a FC or malfunctioning app will be a little bit less because of ur tweaks now? I understand the rest but not a dev like u or adynalyne...so I didn't even know log drew much.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You got it mostly. Even well behaved Apps log a tremendous amount. So in theory disabling logger will save cpu cycles as well as i/o, which lead to better speed and battery life.
Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk
Imoseyon said:
Hmmm which rom are you running?
Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
AOSP-Flavored Nonsense v1
Fodizzle1978 said:
AOSP-Flavored Nonsense v1
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Lemme download it and take a look. Would you mind posting the exact output of the script?
Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk
Sysctl tweaks are not enabled!
Crond is not enabled!
---
One or more mods not enabled. I suggest that you run the enable script manually to fix it. "sh /data/imoseyon/imoseyenable.sh" and then reboot.
I did this and still get the same thing...
Yeah! Mine says "Everything is good!" I am running basic debloat. I am so glad to see you over here. Your work made my DX run amazingly fast. I can already tell a difference.
Imoseyon said:
You got it mostly. Even well behaved Apps log a tremendous amount. So in theory disabling logger will save cpu cycles as well as i/o, which lead to better speed and battery life.
Sent from my SCH-I800 using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
lol...right on..I knew that regular running apps logged a lot...was just curious about the erroring out apps...
Thanks for this...good stuff
thanks
sent from my Tbolt.
Not working on stock Rom for me. Seems to have flashed ok but shows that its not enabled and applying manually in terminal says no directory exists
Will any of adrynalynes tweaks interfere with these or vice versa?
thecaptain0220 said:
Will any of adrynalynes tweaks interfere with these or vice versa?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1 to this question?
Okay, I may not have 1xxx number of posts, but I read, search, and try. If you're going to judge me from my number of posts, please grow up.
Aside from that, I've tried a **** load of configurations on my SGS2 since I got it in January(2012).
Including but not limited to:
Siyah Kernel, all kinds of mods, and configuration sets from various great tweakers out there, such as MagicPrefs and others.
N.E.A.K kernel, Dream Kernel by team Sky Fire, Dorminax, and many, many others.
I've tried many roms, Stock, CheckROM, Hydrogen, AOKP, CM7-10, etc.
After all of that mixing, matching, testing and using, I've finally come to a conclusion on the perfect build, that makes your phone super fast, stable as a rock, and best part is, it takes minimal tweaks. I've noticed the more "tweaks" I've loaded my phone with, the more, uh..funny it gets in terms of compatibility and issues down the road. And remember, tweaks don't necessarily mean improvement. At some point, I couldn't keep a phone log for more than a few days from the amount of flashing and changing I did..
So here it goes.
At the time of this writing,
ROM
cm-9-20120819-NIGHTLY-galaxys2
Start clean of course, wipe everything and install.
Kernel
Stock (the one that comes with the ROM above)
If you want to tweak the kernel or something, use the built-in Performance menu. I usually use ondemand/conservative on 200-1200. When I need super battery saving mode which is rarely, I go down to 200-800.
Tweaks
V6 SuperCharger
This is where all the magic happens
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16635544#post16635544
For the installation, it may seem overwhelming with the weird structure of information that tries to appeal to the advanced and novice, but its really simple(and friendly ). I suggest skipping the step one, the one that says about installing fixed su binary, and the whole "Super Charger Starter Kit" I tried it and it messed up my Super User instead, go straight to installing the script, works wonderful.
Other small tweaks which don't change the performance per say, but if you like a fast reactive phone, I recommend you try this:
In developers menu, set all the Animation scales to 0.5x from the default 1.0x. It simply speeds the animations. And if your launcher supports animation speed adjustments as well, such as Nova Launcher which is what I use, use Fast animation settings as well.
DPI
Many of us like to change the DPI, I recommend 213.
Why? Its the same as the Nexus 7, meaning you wont have to go through funny hoops to get Google Play Store working, and its decent, not too big nor too small.
Tip
If you hold the phone with the left hand, you're blocking the wifi chip antenna which is located in the bottom left of the phone. Try using a right hand grip on the phone when you're low on signal strength.
Use the app GetRIL app, it will suggest a matching Modem with your network for your phone.
Thats all. If I'm to sum the past 8 months of experience into one super knowledge of ultimate wisdom, this is it. No funny weird bugs. No 50 million kernel tweaks that don't seem to be doing much other than making the phone more unstable, etc. Only thing I miss is having a volume boost. I keep Voodoo Louder for that, but of course Siyah's built in free volume boost is great.
From here on, its preferable you know what you want in terms of apps. install what you need only. Nothing more, nothing less. If an app seems problematic, freeze/uninstall it.
And really, enjoy your phone. Forget flashing a new build every 6, 12 hours, or day or two depending on how severe your case of flashing is, and use it as its meant to be used.
KQ9 said:
And really, enjoy your phone. Forget flashing a new build every 6, 12 hours, or day or two depending on how severe your case of flashing is, and use it as its meant to be used.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What if flashing/tweaking/messing about IS the foremost enjoyment of "using" this phone... Not all people are alike :angel:
interested
but i dont get the infos from the supercharger thread right
its def too chaotic
I'd be weary of the getril app, some people have had problems with it
stable ?
AOSP dont like my phone for some reason
allways find it freezing on me
worst adivce ever
Lol, simple step for a stable S II is, ditch ICS and go back to Gingerbread.
Nuff said.
Swyping from my i9100 via Tt
Never had issues with ICS to be honest
DramatikBeats said:
Never had issues with ICS to be honest
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1
V6 Supercharger is useless on our phones.
Hi,
I have pressed the thanks button but anyway, thanks! I read the post this morning and actually, im on MIUI 2.7.18 now, dont really like it but for the last month or so i havent found a rom, not even stock, that works properly, i usually use cm9 without any mods but it hasnt worked properly eiher, the thing is that it did before, well, anyway, im talking too much for what i want to say, just to say that i havent had time to flash back to cm9 but on miui V6 SuperCharger works like a charm! At least its much faster! Thanks!
KQ9 said:
Tip
If you hold the phone with the left hand, you're blocking the wifi chip antenna which is located in the bottom left of the phone. Try using a right hand grip on the phone when you're low on signal strength.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You must have some small hands? As both my hands will cover the fone so make no difference to me...:cyclops:
nyssa1104 said:
you must have some small hands? As both my hands will cover the fone so make no difference to me...:cyclops:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+567468273642
How can i change the DPI? sorry im noob.
- Tapatalked!
Pfeffernuss said:
What if flashing/tweaking/messing about IS the foremost enjoyment of "using" this phone... Not all people are alike :angel:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Haha I wouldnt mind that on a non main phone but the S 2 is the main
skarboy said:
interested
but i dont get the infos from the supercharger thread right
its def too chaotic
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah I got slightly confused and overwhelmed at first too. All you gotta do really after installing CM9 is:
Download SManager
Download the V6 supercharger script from his thread, and rename it to end with ".sh" and place it in your internal storage root
and thats all the files you need. Use SManager to run the script with the su button on.
DramatikBeats said:
I'd be weary of the getril app, some people have had problems with it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Oh yes thats true, GetRIL should be only used to find the modem match but no install anything with it.
Yandvoiris said:
stable ?
AOSP dont like my phone for some reason
allways find it freezing on me
worst adivce ever
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You must be missing a step or something.
allyourbase said:
V6 Supercharger is useless on our phones.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Why is that?
thecrab93 said:
Hi,
I have pressed the thanks button but anyway, thanks! I read the post this morning and actually, im on MIUI 2.7.18 now, dont really like it but for the last month or so i havent found a rom, not even stock, that works properly, i usually use cm9 without any mods but it hasnt worked properly eiher, the thing is that it did before, well, anyway, im talking too much for what i want to say, just to say that i havent had time to flash back to cm9 but on miui V6 SuperCharger works like a charm! At least its much faster! Thanks!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah makes you wonder where was it this whole time
Nyssa1104 said:
You must have some small hands? As both my hands will cover the fone so make no difference to me...:cyclops:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hahaha. I meant with a one handed usage grip where you type with the thumb
trixnix said:
How can i change the DPI? sorry im noob.
- Tapatalked!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you're rooted, try Density Changer from the store.
Yandvoiris said:
stable ?
AOSP dont like my phone for some reason
allways find it freezing on me
worst adivce ever
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I've been using it since my sgs days. IMHO, it gives you boost. Some devs actually use the sqlite script which is also present in supercharger. Any rom can use the script. You have to run the script. However, if you have super su installed it may break its binary which could give you issue. But I think it can detect whether you have super su and it will abort the su binary installation. Believe me your phone will fly.
KQ9 said:
Why is that?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Supercharger plays around with minfree values and hence it's effective on phones with less RAM. GSII comes with 1GB which is more than enough for ICS or JB.
Nyssa1104 said:
You must have some small hands? As both my hands will cover the fone so make no difference to me...:cyclops:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
trixnix said:
How can i change the DPI? sorry im noob.
- Tapatalked!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
atulalvenkar said:
Supercharger plays around with minfree values and hence it's effective on phones with less RAM. GSII comes with 1GB which is more than enough for ICS or JB.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It does more than just that, but regarding the RAM, you can't really have enough RAM. 2 GB would obviously be better than 1.
The other day I was playing Dungeon Defender Second Wave, and I got a call while I was playing, so I hung up and guess what? The game exited. My brothers S3 (2GB ram) can handle that no problem.
So I tried this with Thunderbolt script with LMK set to 60MB I think, and I was able to multitask the game and a phone call, while still on the same hardware.
Jeezuz! How can anyone understand what to do?
The OP of V6 Supercharger thread is just a fragmented mess off different things, why is it not just simple?
Usual XDA members, think everyone knows everything about phones or you're a lazy sod who can't be arsed to read.
Well I have tried to get it working and read the complicated mess and after I tried to install starter kit which aborted, so then tried running main script like OP said he did, through script manager, said busy box needed updating and took me to site, installed it, ran again, still problems with busy box???
Running NeatROM with latest dual boot siyah 4.xx
Sent from my Dual ROM - Dual Core - IP4s EATER!
bobdoblo said:
Jeezuz! How can anyone understand what to do?
The OP of V6 Supercharger thread is just a fragmented mess off different things, why is it not just simple?
Usual XDA members, think everyone knows everything about phones or you're a lazy sod who can't be arsed to read.
Well I have tried to get it working and read the complicated mess and after I tried to install starter kit which aborted, so then tried running main script like OP said he did, through script manager, said busy box needed updating and took me to site, installed it, ran again, still problems with busy box???
Running NeatROM with latest dual boot siyah 4.xx
Sent from my Dual ROM - Dual Core - IP4s EATER!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Download the supercharger starter kit then download script manager from play store. Open the script manager with su permission. Browse the folder supercharger kit from sdcard. The kit should be copied into the internal not to the external card. From the kit folder run the startmeup.sh with su permission. Then follow screen instruction. If your rom has super su icon, you don't have to install the su binary. However, if you mis this portion during installation the process abort its installation coz the script is auto detecting of the su binary. Cheers mate after this restart phone and it will fly.
Thanks, but after all that, its put me off even more!
Why can it not just be a simple apk or zip that automatically does all this messing about?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
Hi. I just wanna ask how to turn off vsync on I9500? I know i will get artifacts effect thing . i just wanna test on quadrant and more benchmarking apps. I search and got build.prop edit. And it doesnt work. Anybody can help?
Yeah, i'm asking this myself. I have a couple of games (arcade roms) that are synced to a different refresh rate and they stutter a bit. I'm thinking temporarily disabling vsync will make them smooth.
Thank you!
edit: i am on a 4.3 custom rom, with Ktoonez kernel.
RaduNastase said:
Yeah, i'm asking this myself. I have a couple of games (arcade roms) that are synced to a different refresh rate and they stutter a bit. I'm thinking temporarily disabling vsync will make them smooth.
Thank you!
edit: i am on a 4.3 custom rom, with Ktoonez kernel.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Code:
debug.egl.swapinterval=0
This seems to unlock the FPS limit.
I was able to achieve higher FPS in benchmarks after using that.
So, how do i use this line?
RaduNastase said:
So, how do i use this line?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You add it to the build.prop.
Pwnycorn said:
You add it to the build.prop.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks man. I'm a bit of a noob, but i'll study the buil.dprop issue. Is there any danger in trying this? Is it safe for the phone?
RaduNastase said:
Thanks man. I'm a bit of a noob, but i'll study the buil.dprop issue. Is there any danger in trying this? Is it safe for the phone?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The worst thing that can happen is the phone going into a bootloop.
Well, that's pretty bad... Thanks!
Hello,
This is my first nexus, getting it tomorrow (12th) really looking forward to it, got the graphite one (getting a case so doesn't matter to me)
Im quite excited about the development, it looks quite busy which is great, I'd just like to ask if anyone has any screen off animations, like the CRT effect or the s6 slide to the edge animation, I'm pretty sure xposed provides these but I'd like to avoid that if possible.
I'll be rooting day one as I've always done on my phones and then off on the hunt for a rom.. Glad to be a part of the nexus gang for once, hope it's as good as I've heard..
Second question was list view animations, again I'm aware that there are xposed mods XUI mod which can do these for me, but again I'd like to avoid them.. I think there will be some roms with this feature baked in but thought I'd ask anyway just incase there isn't..
Thanks chaps.
dladz said:
Hello,
This is my first nexus, getting it tomorrow (12th) really looking forward to it, got the graphite one (getting a case so doesn't matter to me)
Im quite excited about the development, it looks quite busy which is great, I'd just like to ask if anyone has any screen off animations, like the CRT effect or the s6 slide to the edge animation, I'm pretty sure xposed provides these but I'd like to avoid that if possible.
I'll be rooting day one as I've always done on my phones and then off on the hunt for a rom.. Glad to be a part of the nexus gang for once, hope it's as good as I've heard..
Second question was list view animations, again I'm aware that there are xposed mods XUI mod which can do these for me, but again I'd like to avoid them.. I think there will be some roms with this feature baked in but thought I'd ask anyway just incase there isn't..
Thanks chaps.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
sorry I have no idea about the screen off animation, didn't look at it tbh but mind if I ask why would you avoid xposed if you will root?
mr.dj26 said:
sorry I have no idea about the screen off animation, didn't look at it tbh but mind if I ask why would you avoid xposed if you will root?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not OP, but I've also been avoiding xposed. My impression is that I've seen enough negative comments about unpredictable behavior when paired with Franco Kernel, I think Franco himself may have even commented on it, and if I have to choose between the two I'm going with FK. I wish xposed could be super stable and compatible and predictable though, because I'm dying for some of it's features and I don't want to leave the stock ROM.
ALSO, it wasn't immediately apparent the requirements for using it, and the processes to install it (there are multiple parts, right? there used to be), and where we go for an aggregated list of mods like Cydia on iOS. Seemed like too much work for too much potential buginess.
.psd said:
Not OP, but I've also been avoiding xposed. My impression is that I've seen enough negative comments about unpredictable behavior when paired with Franco Kernel, I think Franco himself may have even commented on it, and if I have to choose between the two I'm going with FK. I wish xposed could be super stable and compatible and predictable though, because I'm dying for some of it's features and I don't want to leave the stock ROM.
ALSO, it wasn't immediately apparent the requirements for using it, and the processes to install it (there are multiple parts, right? there used to be), and where we go for an aggregated list of mods like Cydia on iOS. Seemed like too much work for too much potential buginess.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Can't speak to the Franco kernel but I have used Xposed with Kylo, stock and God's kernel and have never had one issue with Xposed. You have to flash the installer with TWRP but otherwise its super easy.
mr.dj26 said:
sorry I have no idea about the screen off animation, didn't look at it tbh but mind if I ask why would you avoid xposed if you will root?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Its a fair question, and the answer is unpredictable battery drain, extremely poorly updated and Un optimized mods, obviously not all of them but a lot.
As I said in the OP the list view animation has been done, I've had it on CandyRom on my M9, it works really well but I haven't seen a screen off animation since kit kat, the stock animation now is to fade away, if you slow down animations within development settings you'll see it on locking your phone. I'd just like a one time mod to be able to alter that to something else.
Once you've got it on your phone you like it and get used to it then you miss it when it's not there.
Personally I would like to avoid xposed, it does have a negative impact on your battery for that I'm sure.
tfly212 said:
Can't speak to the Franco kernel but I have used Xposed with Kylo, stock and God's kernel and have never had one issue with Xposed. You have to flash the installer with TWRP but otherwise its super easy.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I actually wrote a tutorial on how to install xposed and the two above modules however after doing this and living with it vs not having xposed, same apps same rom. There was a huge difference in battery performance, hence why I'd like to avoid xposed altogether.
.psd said:
Not OP, but I've also been avoiding xposed. My impression is that I've seen enough negative comments about unpredictable behavior when paired with Franco Kernel, I think Franco himself may have even commented on it, and if I have to choose between the two I'm going with FK. I wish xposed could be super stable and compatible and predictable though, because I'm dying for some of it's features and I don't want to leave the stock ROM.
ALSO, it wasn't immediately apparent the requirements for using it, and the processes to install it (there are multiple parts, right? there used to be), and where we go for an aggregated list of mods like Cydia on iOS. Seemed like too much work for too much potential buginess.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This is part of my problem too. If there are stand alone mods I'd prefer them over xposed.
Its like having the Facebook messenger app when the original Facebook app was more than enough, why have two apps when 1 will do.
There used to be stand alone mods for older devices, I'm not sure if it's possible any more or its just because there's less demand for it, but I always ask when I get a new phone.
dladz said:
I actually wrote a tutorial on how to install xposed and the two above modules however after doing this and living with it vs not having xposed, same apps same rom. There was a huge difference in battery performance, hence why I'd like to avoid xposed altogether.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Interesting. Definitely not my experience... I have used Xposed from the start and get about 5 hours SOT as a standard with WiFi, cellular and GPS on all day (solid signal in NYC). Are you getting significantly more than 5 hours SOT without Xposed?
dladz said:
Its a fair question, and the answer is unpredictable battery drain, extremely poorly updated and Un optimized mods, obviously not all of them but a lot.
As I said in the OP the list view animation has been done, I've had it on CandyRom on my M9, it works really well but I haven't seen a screen off animation since kit kat, the stock animation now is to fade away, if you slow down animations within development settings you'll see it on locking your phone. I'd just like a one time mod to be able to alter that to something else.
Once you've got it on your phone you like it and get used to it then you miss it when it's not there.
Personally I would like to avoid xposed, it does have a negative impact on your battery for that I'm sure.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I haven't noticed any difference in battery after installing xposed. I'm running on the stock rom/kernal with 0 issues. I use xposed for Gravity box , gesture nav, greenify, and youtube background playback. Maybe it's something with the modules you've downloaded.
mr.dj26 said:
I haven't noticed any difference in battery after installing xposed. I'm running on the stock rom/kernal with 0 issues. I use xposed for Gravity box , gesture nav, greenify, and youtube background playback. Maybe it's something with the modules you've downloaded.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Perhaps, but the point is, if you could have the modifications which you've obtained through xposed without actually using an exploit like xposed, would you? I think you would.
This is what i'm looking for.
PS: Just got my 6P and i have to say it's one good looking phone, coming from the M9 too, it's very nice, i'm happy with it up to now for sure.
tfly212 said:
Interesting. Definitely not my experience... I have used Xposed from the start and get about 5 hours SOT as a standard with WiFi, cellular and GPS on all day (solid signal in NYC). Are you getting significantly more than 5 hours SOT without Xposed?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I also don't want to spark a debate here as it's besides the point of what i originally asked, xposed is an app that allows mods, i personally given the chance would prefer to have the mods on their own, i know they can be done as i've seen them on previous devices (see my phone list below)
Just want to know if they exist on this device ? As it's a nexus i'd assumed that it was one of the most modded types of android out there.
Either way i'm more than happy with the device, it's a nice bit of kit.
Just my two cents here though to settle what you'd asked me, do i notice better battery without xposed, well yes i have noticed it to be better, a clean flash and then back to a normal rom and battery has been better.
There are many benefits to being without xposed, bug reporting for one, if you have xposed you can't bug report as it invalidates it, for me battery has been substandard with it, so i'm hoping with this phone i can avoid it and get the mods in a flashable zip.
Hoping
dladz said:
I also don't want to spark a debate here as it's besides the point of what i originally asked, xposed is an app that allows mods, i personally given the chance would prefer to have the mods on their own, i know they can be done as i've seen them on previous devices (see my phone list below)
Just want to know if they exist on this device ? As it's a nexus i'd assumed that it was one of the most modded types of android out there.
Either way i'm more than happy with the device, it's a nice bit of kit.
Just my two cents here though to settle what you'd asked me, do i notice better battery without xposed, well yes i have noticed it to be better, a clean flash and then back to a normal rom and battery has been better.
There are many benefits to being without xposed, bug reporting for one, if you have xposed you can't bug report as it invalidates it, for me battery has been substandard with it, so i'm hoping with this phone i can avoid it and get the mods in a flashable zip.
Hoping
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No worries...was more curious about your experience. If you were getting 8 hours SOT or something i would drop Xposed like a hot rock haha. I normally would go the ROM route but I have to use Airwatch for work and every ROM I tried made the device show as compromised.
tfly212 said:
No worries...was more curious about your experience. If you were getting 8 hours SOT or something i would drop Xposed like a hot rock haha. I normally would go the ROM route but I have to use Airwatch for work and every ROM I tried made the device show as compromised.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What about using an older version of the app, that's how I use my banking app, the new one won't work but a few versions before and its all good.
Try it , might be OK.
I never measured screen on time, I measure by days, and events during the day, like how much battery on the way home, similar usage but xposed used more, from what I saw.