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[Q] what is "Supercharger Script" ?

i saw in the forum some guys who talked about "Supercharger Script".
could you guys explain what is it ? and what does it do ?

basically is a memory managment script improves snapiness and increases ram here is the best supercharger all credits to zepplinrox http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1250276
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Why ROMs here not undergone supercharger script? So no need to manually configure it my self.

BoyBawang2 said:
Why ROMs here not undergone supercharger script? So no need to manually configure it my self.
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cause different people have different needs .i like balanced 3 setting ,others like aggressive some dont like it at all so its better of this way
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i tried to install the script with this tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1126940
but i could install the script (screenshot) : http://up353.siz.co.il/up1/mindfyjjldzm.png
what am i doing wrong ?

did u select run ad root?i select all options... and change the name frm sh.txt to .sh also run it as script
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i selected only run as root and changed the name to .sh and i still have the same problem
i also tried to install the script with Terminal Emulator but i still get the same problem

if your using minimod u can apply it frm the recovery or else u can download the Gscript version too
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what is minimod recovery and how i install it ?

liadatz said:
what is minimod recovery and how i install it ?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1091787
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i installed the open recovery and entered the supercharger script and now i have a lot of options and i don't know what to choose, maybe you can help me with that

liadatz said:
i installed the open recovery and entered the supercharger script and now i have a lot of options and i don't know what to choose, maybe you can help me with that
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uhh ..agressive = less multitasking more ram for gaming etc
Balanced is best of both I use balanced 3
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Or maybe you could try the different options and make your own conclusion.
In my case, my best result was balanced 3, but it depends on how you use it.

thanks a lot.. you really helped me shalom06.
good day
one last question: if i will wipe my phone and install other rom, i have to run the script again ?

liadatz said:
one last question: if i will wipe my phone and install other rom, i have to run the script again ?
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Yes. Wiping the phone and installing another ROM will require you to run the script again.

[SPEEDUP] Tweak your ROM for Dummies

Ok. Erm, i have been causing disruptions here.. sorry. But from now on, all threads by me will be usefull. About CM10, Im putting it aside.
Now, this is a thread for dummies. Dont use if you wanna flame me that this is useless for newbies.
TWEAKING YOUR ROM.
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----------CONTENTS----------
1. Gingerbread ROMS
2. ICS ROMS
3. JB ROMS
4. Universal Tweaks
5. Requested
Gingerbread ROMs
What you'll need:
- A FULL Version of busybox (It dosent matter if its donate version or not.)
- Script Manager ( Play Store ) - mirror - http://db.tt/qLjcHj8S
- Some scripts (v6 Supercharger)(KickAss Kernelizer)( Dont rename them ) (Download from OP)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276&goto=newpost
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GINGERBREAD ROMS
Open Busybox. Make sure it is installed. Please use v1.20>
Close Busybox.
Open Script Manager
Open v6 Supercharger ( make sure the skull icon, su, is in green. )
Run the script. When it prompts you of numbers, type 7 and enter.
Run it and then superclean and restart.(Manually=Open terminal emulator, type "su" then enter and then type "sclean" and enter. Reboot takes around 3mins. If it takes longer, pluck out your battery and put it back and switch it on.[SPEED IS NOW IMPROVED.]
NOW. FOR THOSE WHO ARE MUCH better in ROMS.
Re-Open v6 Supercharger after supercharging. Input the number for nitro lag nullifier. Run it and ignore the bootloop warning.
Following ROMS Tested with this (Please comment here if you have tested an unlisted ROM)
¤ CM7
¤ FOP CM9
¤ SUPRESSED ROM
¤ Shendu ROM
Now, your phone should be virtually lagless.
To tweak even more, Open script manager and open KickAss Kernelizer script with su in green. Once it prompts you to choose an option, Type "K" to KickAss. It will optimize your Kernel. Once it prompts you to have i/o scheduler tweaks, USE IT AT YOUR RISK. Once its done, reboot.
ROMS Tested compatible with i/o scheduler tweaks:
- Zues ROM
- CM7
- FOP CM9
Flashable Tweaks
- PIMP MY ROM
- thunderbolt!
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TWEAKING YOUR ROM.
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Ice Cream Sandwich
What you'll need:
- A FULL Version of busybox (It dosent matter if its donate version or not.)
- Script Manager ( Play Store ) - mirror - http://db.tt/qLjcHj8S
- Some scripts (v6 Supercharger)(KickAss Kernelizer)( Dont rename them )
http://db.tt/1z0jcVv6
http://db.tt/kODDMNLV
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ICS ROMS
Open Busybox. Make sure it is installed. Please use v1.20>
Close Busybox.
Open Script Manager
Open v6 Supercharger ( make sure the skull icon, su, is in green. )
Run the script. When it prompts you of numbers, type 7 and enter.
Run it and then superclean and restart.(Manually=Open terminal emulator, type "su" then enter and then type "sclean" and enter. Reboot takes around 3mins. If it takes longer, pluck out your battery and put it back and switch it on.[SPEED IS NOW IMPROVED.]
NOW. FOR THOSE WHO ARE MUCH better in ROMS.
Re-Open v6 Supercharger after supercharging. Input the number for nitro lag nullifier. Run it and ignore the bootloop warning.
Following ROMS Tested with this (Please comment here if you have tested an unlisted ROM)
¤ CM7
¤ FOP CM9
¤ SUPRESSED ROM
¤ Shendu ROM
Now, your phone should be virtually lagless.
To tweak even more, Open script manager and open KickAss Kernelizer script with su in green. Once it prompts you to choose an option, Type "K" to KickAss. It will optimize your Kernel. Once it prompts you to have i/o scheduler tweaks, USE IT AT YOUR RISK. Once its done, reboot.
ROMS Tested compatible with i/o scheduler tweaks:
- Zues ROM
- CM7
- FOP CM9
*ADD ON ONLY FOR ICS*
Open up v6 Supercharger Scipt and input the number for ICS Service Centre. Install its services.jar and restart. Now your services run with lesser Memory!!!
Flashable Tweaks
- PIMP MY ROM
Jellybean
Flashable Tweaks
- PIMP MY ROM

UNIVERSAL TWEAKS
Tweaking in CWM
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REQUESTED
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CREDITS:
Me for the compilation
Zeppelinrox For Supercharger (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276&goto=newpost)
Androguide.fr For PIMP MY ROM
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Don't forget the credits and always put the links to the original source and files, don't add mirrors for apks (Warez are against the rules) for apps you can get from play store, better add the links to them. And also add screens showing the steps.
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re4lsk said:
Don't forget the credits and always put the links to the original source and files, don't add mirrors for apks (Warez are against the rules) for apps you can get from play store, better add the links to them. And also add screens showing the steps.
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Dont worry. Its an ad version.
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When I type "sclean" in terminal emulator it says not found !

Navios92 said:
When I type "sclean" in terminal emulator it says not found !
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Did you supercharge??
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SoulExertz said:
Did you supercharge??
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Yes
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What to do exactly after I type 7 and enter? What I did is that I waited for it to supercharge, closes SM and opened TE. Is this right?

Navios92 said:
Yes
---------- Post added at 05:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:28 AM ----------
What to do exactly after I type 7 and enter? What I did is that I waited for it to supercharge, closes SM and opened TE. Is this right?
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You could have used 32. Which is superclean and reboot.
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You putted CM10 aside? What a surprise.
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wessyh0 said:
You putted CM10 aside? What a surprise.
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Arh. His a douchebag. His my dorm mate. Total fail.
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wessyh0 said:
You putted CM10 aside? What a surprise.
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Arh. His a douchebag. His my dorm mate. Total fail.
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I was using v8 and it didn't have this option. Downloaded v9 from second post (why didn't you put in first post ) and it worked.
You also forgot to mention that we should use SM to to run /data/99SuperCharger.sh at boot so that changes won't revert after restart.
Thanks for your guide
EDIT: For some reason changes revert after restart even when I set 99SuperCharger to run at boot !!

Navios92 said:
I was using v8 and it didn't have this option. Downloaded v9 from second post (why didn't you put in first post ) and it worked.
You also forgot to mention that we should use SM to to run /data/99SuperCharger.sh at boot so that changes won't revert after restart.
Thanks for your guide
EDIT: For some reason changes revert after restart even when I set 99SuperCharger to run at boot !!
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He wont be online till i say so stopped him from any XDA im bringing him into Linux to stop his thank love.
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Mine is LG optimus black..Zeus ROM 6.39 version
After applying v6 supercharger tweaks...
Application titles and matters are missing ...no use even after rebooting.

sekhar13515 said:
Mine is LG optimus black..Zeus ROM 6.39 version
After applying v6 supercharger tweaks...
Application titles and matters are missing ...no use even after rebooting.
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Then un supercharge. You could have done something wrong.
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how to check after rebooting if it all went right or it didn't supercharged ?
And I still have redraws in launcher

hemo-ali said:
how to check after rebooting if it all went right or it didn't supercharged ?
And I still have redraws in launcher
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In terminal, type :'start super_service'
Remember to type 'su' before you type start super service
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I did and now

[Q] X8 Slows down gradually

Hi All,
As I can see that no matter which ROM I install in my X8 the phone will be great in the initial days but it gradually slows down as days go by.
So can you all list out different methods to keep the phone fast and snappier without factory resetting it?
Thanks,

Well first thing that comes to mind is a reboot. But i guess you've done that. Clear cache?
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How often do you install new apps? More apps = more lag
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cascabel said:
Well first thing that comes to mind is a reboot. But i guess you've done that. Clear cache?
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Well I guess that would make it a little faster but is there a way that i can do without rebooting the phone and going to recovery and all?
Does the app "RAM Manager" help? or the "Engine flush" in supercharger script by zeppelinrox?

Try Ram Manager Pro

Clear cache
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Ajaykumar.udnur said:
Well I guess that would make it a little faster but is there a way that i can do without rebooting the phone and going to recovery and all?
Does the app "RAM Manager" help? or the "Engine flush" in supercharger script by zeppelinrox?
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Ram manager didn't work for me. I use supercharger. I'm not saying it's better, just my preference. Well, fef (flush) works. I haven't experienced a major decrease in performance since using it. Hopefully it works for you too.
But still, i've found rebooting your phone every once in a while helps.
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cascabel said:
Ram manager didn't work for me. I use supercharger. I'm not saying it's better, just my preference. Well, fef (flush) works. I haven't experienced a major decrease in performance since using it. Hopefully it works for you too.
But still, i've found rebooting your phone every once in a while helps.
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It isn't a good idea to mix scripts.. Use one only for performance tweaks..
So either use Ram Manager Pro or supercharger..
My preference is Ram Manager Pro because you don't need hubble telescope to read the settings and apply the tweaks..

Reset factory settings

Cachemate and similar apps work for me, I clean cache every 3 days and phone is never sloved
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How about a custom kernel. That may speed your phone up and give you the option to overclock and undervolt. Both will make it faster. But the x8s hardware is outdated anyway. Won't be long 'til it's on the legacy devices list :laugh:

Hey theres one simple solution..use good task manager.......and use swapper........

binhari said:
Hey theres one simple solution..use good task manager.......and use swapper........
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Use swap IF you're on custom kernel. DO NOT use a task manager.
Either way, your phone will gradually get slower unless you do a reboot at least.
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Just reboot. Rebooting stops all cache. You could clean database and wipe dalvik cache too
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This what I did...
I use FroyoBread v23b (Great rom, hanks to doixanh), I did that:
# Just install the necesary apps. Don't install all the aps, I just have Twitter, WhatsApp, Facebook, SMmagager and root explorer.
# Install modules and scripts. I recommend you Supercharger, do a overclock (Not to high, just the enough, like 691mzh)
# Like the other guys say, Clear the cache.
# Use a simple launcher. Like LauncherPro, you can do nice things with that launcher.
# Disable the screen animations. You'll gain performance but loose visual attractions. If you don't want it, dont do it.
# DONT USE TASK MANAGER. The simple answer it's, leave Android manage the RAM.
# Use a light and simple theme. Like system theme of Gingerbread or Motoblur.
Here in the forum you can a lots of launchers, modules and more, just use the search tool.
This is I remember what I did, my mobile fell so light and quickly, no lag in the scrolling.
Sorry for my bad english :silly:

I think u didnt factory reset a once.
Thats why rom lagging. Do it for ur sake

Ajaykumar.udnur said:
Hi All,
As I can see that no matter which ROM I install in my X8 the phone will be great in the initial days but it gradually slows down as days go by.
So can you all list out different methods to keep the phone fast and snappier without factory resetting it?
Thanks,
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Reset to Factory Setting / try to re-format your SD Card. Don't forget to make backup

There is a dudy way to got the phone to new condition.
Backup ur current rom with x-recovery
Fully wipe data
Restore that rom from x-recovery.
Enjoy
officially corp via W8

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officially corp via W8

Well , I "freeze" apps which I rarely use , and wipe cache+dalvik cache regularly..

[Tweak] Pimp my Rom

Found this and it turns out it is pretty cool. Lots of tweaks. Some stuff already baked into BO. Oh, and this is for BrokenOut!!!!!
:highfive: to Fuzzy13 for pimpin' his esteem first. I found this a few days ago but was waiting for someone else to do it first. lol. Thanks Mane!!!
Original thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1908269
I have already made the tweak to the script and it's ready to flash. Pimp-my-ROM_LG_Revolution {it's large, very large. over 100mb. Here's your warning} Pls be easy ppl. it's on my dropbox I'll add a mirror after my boss kicks me out tonight :laugh:
Make a backup then just flash in cwm. It will open an aroma graphical interface that will allow you to install many tweaks and a few apps. Choose stock based GingerBread ROM So far everything seems to work. Just remove any init.d tweaks that were not baked in the BrokenOut2.0. (ie...v6, tweaks, thunderbolt, etc...) Best to start fresh!!!!!
When finished, just exit (do not reboot from pmr, you will get a cwm error). reboot system from cwm.
Enjoy!!!!!!!
***edit: If by chance you get the 'no boot animation', it's a simple fix:
Edit the line 'debug.sf.nobootanimation' of your build.prop. Change the value to 0 (zero)

Can I use this even if im not starting fresh? If so, would it be conflicting with any of the BO scripts?

The only script from stock bo that conflicts is the loopy smoothness. Pmr names it smoothness. But it will take over v6. Unsupercharge then flash pmr. But as always, make a backup!!
Just remove the baked in loopy script after you make your backup.
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I.M.famous XMAN said:
The only script from stock bo that conflicts is the loopy smoothness. Pmr names it smoothness. But it will take over v6. Unsupercharge then flash pmr. But as always, make a backup!!
Just remove the baked in loopy script after you make your backup.
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I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?

iamjerry123 said:
I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?
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yes sir.

iamjerry123 said:
I dont think i have V6 unless it came WITH BO. So am i going to be fine?
So to avoid the smoothness script conflict, I should just uncheck the "smoothness" script? or what?
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I dont think I saw the "smoothness"... is it part of the build.prop or what?

iamjerry123 said:
I dont think I saw the "smoothness"... is it part of the build.prop or what?
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its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.

I.M.famous XMAN said:
its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.
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So i found the smoothness file. and I found the "PNAME="$USER_LAUNCHER";
So shold I put the com.sonyericcson launcher or whatever on there? or just leave it

I deleted that one script and use the stock loopy script from bo. It's easier to tweak.
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I.M.famous XMAN said:
I deleted that one script and use the stock loopy script from bo. It's easier to tweak.
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is there a way to un-do some of these things?

Will this work for the stock v9 ROM rooted with CWM?

I.M.famous XMAN said:
its fine. it won't cause any probs you'll just have 2 loopy smoothness scripts. no harm. I just deleted the one from pmr after the initial reboot. and don't get scared, the initial boot will take a min. didn't even show my boot ani. lol.
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My initial boot took 8 minutes. It had me worried!
EDIT: Still no boot logo on second boot. Also took 7 minutes that time.

Will this work with all roms, ie all versions of BO and stock?

In theory yes, but Idk if it will work on stock Rom. Just make a backup first. Iirc, a guy used it on his wife's stock esteem. Said he saw a tremendous improvement.
As far as removal, Idk. I'll get back with that info soon.
I have been using it for a few days now and I get fabulous Batt life. I do suffer from the no boot ani, but boot ups are faster than on a stock kernel. Just amazing. But remember, to give your phone time to settle before giving up. besides aroma is cool.
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For stock Roms, you would need to enable init.d support. Without it, your init.d scripts will not run by themselves.
to enable init.d support in stock rooted roms, use a file browser and go to the etc folder. look for init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add '/system/etc/init.d/*' to the bottom of the file. Save and reboot. Enjoy.
*Edited. Forgot a letter.
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OP updated for the 'no boot animation' issue. If you want to call it an issue. and to let you know, after enabling the boot ani I have not noticed any increase to the boot up time. In fact, sometimes my ani doesn't even get to loop before the lock screen shows up.
And for those that don't like the extra long boots, they will shorten up. Give your phone time to settle. the long boots are for the scripts configuring things. When you think about it, there are a lot of files that are tweaked (zipaligned, deodexed, etc...). the scripts are set up to optimize files that are not already optimized. So, the boot time will decrease. Don't get scared. It's only a phone.

I.M.famous XMAN said:
For stock Roms, you would need to enable init.d support. Without it, your init.d scripts will not run by themselves.
to enable init.d support in stock rooted roms, use a file browser and go to the etc folder. look for init.qcom.post_boot.sh and add '/system/etc/ini.d/*' to the bottom of the file. Save and reboot. Enjoy.
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should that say "/system/etc/init.d/*"? it seems to be missing the t.

kyledyr said:
should that say "/system/etc/init.d/*"? it seems to be missing the t.
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yep. damn auto correct. Thanks. Updating post.

I feel like this made my phone slower than faster.... \:

iamjerry123 said:
I feel like this made my phone slower than faster.... \:
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I thought the same thing at first. Give it a few days and a couple of reboots. idk. i like it

[Q] What is the Best App for killing etc apps?

hi I would like to ask if its possible to "Clear Memory" in Ram status lower than 200 mb?
because every time I "Clear Memory" my Ram status its always in 320mb+
is there an application that can help me?
SS here: CLICK ME!
thank you

There is no app except v6 supercharger script root your phone and try them http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
There is no app except v6 supercharger script root your phone and try them http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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are you using this one?

EDIT : del

Yeah i have used that scripts when i was on tw roms i can get atleast 275 mb used ram when killed the background apps
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
Yeah i have used that scripts when i was on tw roms i can get atleast 275 mb used ram when killed the background apps
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ok i would try it would you mind if you can answer my future question just in case that if I will do wrong can you help me to troubleshoot?
thanks!

The thread which i have mentioned in above post have all the faq's.. If you still have got any queries then you can post it here either me or someone else will surely reply to your questions
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abhinav quietly brilliant said:
The thread which i have mentioned in above post have all the faq's.. If you still have got any queries then you can post it here either me or someone else will surely reply to your questions
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hahaha alright thank you very much!

You are always welcome
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Hi again sir i would like to ask some instruction because I am a little bit confuse in installing this application.
1) which step would i follow first ?? here is the link of what i am talking about. V6 SuperCharger
This
Summary of Steps (Yeah, it's THIS friggin easy...)
Before you start reading, just know that this is not difficult to implement... it's easy. There's more specifics below but basically:
1. Download a script
2. Install BusyBox (Attached! - see install instructions above the attachments)
3. Install Script Manager (Enable Browse as Root in Config)
4. Load script into Script Manager (Run As Root - the skull and crossbones icon which turns green when selected)
5. Follow instructions/user prompts & select what you want
(c) zeppelinrox
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OR this
Installing/Using
1. Download the attached V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt/pdf script and save to your sdcard.
- Do NOT run the V6 SuperCharger install script at boot!
2. Run the script:
A) Load the script (V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt/pdf) into Script Manager and select "Run as Root" (skull and crossbones "Su" icon - it turns green when selected)
OR...
B) Run Terminal Emulator and simply type: su and enter, sh /sdcard/V6* and enter (provided you saved the script to the root of your sdcard)
OR...
C) via ADB on your computer. In a console, type: adb shell and enter, su and enter, sh /sdcard/V6* and enter (provided you saved the script to the root of your sdcard)
3. Get SuperCharged! Just pick an option! The extra options (Engine Flush, etc.) explain things before doing anything
4. READ the script's output!
5. Afterwards, READ the html HELP FILE in the root of your SD Card!
6. Non-ICS/JB ROMS - Disable "Lock Home in Memory" if your ROM has this option. (This takes effect immediately.)
7. Optional: For a quick status check, you can put a Script Manager widget for V6 SuperCharger on you desktop
8. Reboot - required if it's your first time SuperCharging the rom.
9. Check if it works - After reboot, run the V6_SuperCharger script and check the info under the menu.
Cool! - Here are a few recent tutorials:
[GUIDE] V6 Supercharger Update 9 RC 8.2 + for Samsung Galaxy Young (includes a little KAK tutorial too)
If you are using compcache and have lag or slow down after SuperCharging,
DISABLE compache, wipe caches and re-enable it.
Non-ICS/JB ROMS - Be sure to uncheck/disable lock home in memory!
Note: V6_SuperCharger-AOR.zip is for use with Milestone's Androidiani OpenRecovery. Even if you have a Milestone, don't run it within Android.
........ AOR Usage: Extract to the root of your sdcard (Directory structure is in the zip)
.........You will now have a SuperCharger Menu on the main screen. Simply select the menu and select 1 of the 12 options.
(c) zeppelinrox
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Thankyou for your HELP
PS: Please correct me if I'm disobeying some rules here

You can follow any step which suits you best but just take care of that you precisely follow the steps and be a good reader
PS: Don't forget to patch the "Jelly ISCream mod" that is the only thing to be done perfectly
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well best is to either stop them from loading, disable triggers, uninstall/freeze them, etc to get some extra free ram.
but knowing the inner workings from android ram utilization, pretty useless endevour considering

abhinav quietly brilliant said:
You can follow any step which suits you best but just take care of that you precisely follow the steps and be a good reader
PS: Don't forget to patch the "Jelly ISCream mod" that is the only thing to be done perfectly
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what do you mean by "Jelly ISCream mod" ?
this means its not working with the stock kernel?

baz77 said:
well best is to either stop them from loading, disable triggers, uninstall/freeze them, etc to get some extra free ram.
but knowing the inner workings from android ram utilization, pretty useless endevour considering
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can you suggest an application that can freeze the application?

pedropenduko said:
can you suggest an application that can freeze the application?
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App Quarantine for freezing things.
Rom Toolbox for autostart.

Try greenify.works very well for me
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Hi,
I have tried all the steps for V6 supercharge even patched.. What is the instant change that I should expect.. I tried to clear memory but still doesn't go less than before. Let me know if I missed something... Using lsz stock rooted rom with philz kernel
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f0xtr0t said:
Try greenify.works very well for me
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ill check for this thankyou
treacherous_hawk said:
Hi,
I have tried all the steps for V6 supercharge even patched.. What is the instant change that I should expect.. I tried to clear memory but still doesn't go less than before. Let me know if I missed something... Using lsz stock rooted rom with philz kernel
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i am not still installing the V6 so i dont know how to answer you question ^^
hihipunkt said:
App Quarantine for freezing things.
Rom Toolbox for autostart.
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ok thanks here... how the Rom Toolbox would help? its looks like a compilation of application for root users?
but anyways thankyou

for disabling startup apps .. easy one is autostarts or rom toolbox has the autostart manager,,
for freezing apps TB is good

check dr ketans toolbox thread