[Script] V6 SuperCharger !! HTK & BulletProof Launchers! FIX MEMORY FOR ALL ANDROIDS!

[slider112]

Thanks Zep. Yeah, just copied to one and noticed it automatically showed in the other as well.

Rebooting now...

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Also, does each file in the init.d directory have to start with a different number? Reason I ask is because I have several near the end that have the same number:

00_banner
01_cpufreq
02_sysctl
10_sysrw
11_depmod
19_sysro
98_cron
98minfree
99_ready
99SuperCharger

Do the duplicate 98's and 99's matter? I guess they are technically different due to the underbar.

Does it matter where I put the sysctl file? I had it at 20 running after the other "sys" files, but thought it may be better to get it running early so I slotted it in at 02. Is there a particular order to things?

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Regarding the 3G hack; does it matter where it's located in local.prop? I've seen conflicting thoughts on this. Before minfrees, after minfrees... I have my SuperCharger script with the minfrees first, then a blank line, then the 3G hack, then a blank line. Good to go?

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@metalspring - I tried using your revised build.prop edits again, and things worked ok at first. However after several hours things started acting strange again... widgets not updating, angry birds running choppier than usual. Had to revert back to my stock build.prop, bummed. Any ideas on what could be conflicting?

[metalspring]

Try these values instead, if it still keeps acting weird then try adding each different tweak one at a time and seeing how that runs

# This defines the max event window manager can
# handle in 1 s. We may adjust this # for performance
# reason later
windowsmgr.max_events_per_sec=250
ro.min_pointer_dur=8

rild.libpath=/system/lib/libmoto_ril.so
rild.libargs=-d /dev/ttyS0
ro.sf.lcd_density=240

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[k1ngr4t]

Yeah, linpack is the most accurate isn't it? I just made my new top score with those settings lol

That's with Chevy's ulv 1.25Ghz 26% compcache, supercharger setting 7, vm heap of 44 and LCD density of 225...my best score before was a 17.1 occasionally

Edit: quadrant score was 1820...I have been trying forever to break 1800 even with faster kernels than the one I have now lol

I'm not surprised... I beat all my previous best scores so it's nice to have it confirmed that these are Kick Ass Kernel Tweaks... heh...

You even run SmartBench?
I like that the best... I usually get 825ish/950ish and occasionally I get about 940/950 but I was surprised that I got that 971/991.

I wonder if you could crack 1000/1000 since you're running the cpu faster than me

Hey zep, one thing I thought of: since different roms use different oom grouping schemes and values, I wonder about your "return to stock settings" option. Is that a hardcoded set of values? I've never seen it echo any message about saving your initial values (and since it's so verbose I'd expect it to brag about that if it was) so I'm thinking that would be a smart addition to v8 when you release it.

Actually, that's kinda how it works if you have a milestone. Only 1 file is modified (/system/etc/rootfs/init.mapphone_umts.rc) so that uninstall simply deletes the modified init.mapphone_umts.rc and renames the backup file, init.mapphone_umts.rc.unsuper to init.mapphone_umts.rc.

But for all other phones with custom roms with the init.d folder, it simply create a boot script that overrides the rom's build in values.
So the default values are never permanently changed when supercharged.
The only system file that actually does get modified is local.prop and so the unsupercharge option wipes clean the MEM and ADJ entries and deletes the boot script.

Once that is done, the rom is exactly the same as it was before supercharging.

btw, the files in the init.d folder are executed in numerical order.
So if you had an init.d boot script named 91minfree those would get applied but then the 99SuperCharger script runs and then the minfrees are changed again.
But the minfrees in the rom's *.rc file is still the same as it always was.

Good morning,

Couple questions on the install and busybox - please let me know if I should post elsewhere.

I really have no idea but I just upgraded BB 1.61 to 1.84 and only 3 files got added but the mb fell something like 100mb.
397 files went up to 400 files
648 mb went down to 525 mb

Unfortuneatly, my ext partition fails to mount after the update... goddammitsomuch...

Zepp, I'm trying out the Mega Memory values on my X2, so far so good! faster and memory does not fall below 75. Thanks a lot!!!

You're welcome. Thats good to know
I wonder, at what point does the X2 start to slow down?
Is it still as fast with 75 mb free as it is with 125mb free?

On the milestone or droid (I assume), performance pretty much levels out at 30mb free so I wonder at what point it would level out on the X2.

I wouldn't say you notice much of a difference between 80-130 TBH. Not anything that you have to benchmark or look for anyways. Highest I can get is about 148 if I kill everything and it's short lived so it's hard to tell if it's any faster. Even at 130ish if I quickly flip through screens for more than 7 seconds or so then one will occasionally redraw slightly, as opposed to every or every other screen being laggy. Unlock time is also definitely improved but still not always instant.

I can say it's about 60% faster than when I first got it which makes it one of the best phones I've ever had. Few media issues that I'm hoping will be resolved in a future update but otherwise your script has basically cured phone cancer...and I can't thank you enough.

[zeppelinrox]

Thanks Zep. Yeah, just copied to one and noticed it automatically showed in the other as well.

Also, does each file in the init.d directory have to start with a different number? Reason I ask is because I have several near the end that have the same number:

00_banner
01_cpufreq
02_sysctl
10_sysrw
11_depmod
19_sysro
98_cron
98minfree
99_ready
99SuperCharger

Do the duplicate 98's and 99's matter? I guess they are technically different due to the underbar.

I don't think so.
They just run in order.
I have a 10overclock and, to test, I created a 10overclock2

They both executed and the 10overclock2 settings were applied last so that's my current overclock.

Does it matter where I put the sysctl file? I had it at 20 running after the other "sys" files, but thought it may be better to get it running early so I slotted it in at 02. Is there a particular order to things?

It matters if a script that runs after the 02 script has a tweak for a setting that's in the 02 script. Whichever command runs last is the one that sticks.

Regarding the 3G hack; does it matter where it's located in local.prop? I've seen conflicting thoughts on this. Before minfrees, after minfrees... I have my SuperCharger script with the minfrees first, then a blank line, then the 3G hack, then a blank line. Good to go?

It should be okay as long as the 3g settings are applied - but I'm okay with no blank lines until the very end.

[zeppelinrox]

I wouldn't say you notice much of a difference between 80-130 TBH. Not anything that you have to benchmark or look for anyways. Highest I can get is about 148 if I kill everything and it's short lived so it's hard to tell if it's any faster. Even at 130ish if I quickly flip through screens for more than 7 seconds or so then one will occasionally redraw slightly, as opposed to every or every other screen being laggy. Unlock time is also definitely improved but still not always instant.

I can say it's about 60% faster than when I first got it which makes it one of the best phones I've ever had. Few media issues that I'm hoping will be resolved in a future update but otherwise your script has basically cured phone cancer...and I can't thank you enough.

Cool. It looks like I got slot 3 right with 75mb
I lol'ed at the phone cancer remark... as cancer has been cured anyway.
Only click that link if you truly want to know what cancer is and why it won't ever have an official cure. (When was the last time anything was officially cured, anyway? 50+ years ago?)

To me, the OOM fix was obvious.

In the 1930's, a doctor won a noble prize for proving cancer can't survive an oxygen rich environment.
Another noble prize was awarded to another dr for discovering how to boost oxygen levels in the body - that was in the 1930's as well.
That fix is obvious to me too as it was to a Dr. Budwig - who created a cancer curing diet based on those 2 noble prize winning discoveries.

That's just one cure of dozens of powerful ones...

ya ya.. off topic... but worth noting

[Dwyndal]

I wouldn't say you notice much of a difference between 80-130 TBH. Not anything that you have to benchmark or look for anyways. Highest I can get is about 148 if I kill everything and it's short lived so it's hard to tell if it's any faster. Even at 130ish if I quickly flip through screens for more than 7 seconds or so then one will occasionally redraw slightly, as opposed to every or every other screen being laggy. Unlock time is also definitely improved but still not always instant.

I can say it's about 60% faster than when I first got it which makes it one of the best phones I've ever had. Few media issues that I'm hoping will be resolved in a future update but otherwise your script has basically cured phone cancer...and I can't thank you enough.

Cool. It looks like I got slot 3 right with 75mb
I lol'ed at the phone cancer remark... as cancer has been cured anyway.
Only click that link if you truly want to know what cancer is and why it won't ever have an official cure. (When was the last time anything was officially cured, anyway? 50+ years ago?)

To me, the OOM fix was obvious.

In the 1930's, a doctor won a noble prize for proving cancer can't survive an oxygen rich environment.
Another noble prize was awarded to another dr for discovering how to boost oxygen levels in the body - that was in the 1930's as well.
That fix is obvious to me too as it was to a Dr. Budwig - who created a cancer curing diet based on those 2 noble prize winning discoveries.

That's just one cure of dozens of powerful ones...

ya ya.. off topic... but worth noting

Off topic sure but hitting home for me yes. My dad is a survivor and says the same things. He did orthodox but it nearly killed him 2x so I am focusing on natural for my day to come ty for sharing

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[zeppelinrox]

OP Updated...

With an updated the V6 SuperCharger...

[CoOkMaYnE]

I'm new to this, will this work for samsung charge? Should I wait for the 2.3 update first? please respond and thank you

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[zeppelinrox]

It's good to go right now

[mack19318]

Ran new update, does it just over write old 99 super charge file?
also maybe update your post to let people know to extract the update.zip or you will get people trying to run the update.zip from script manager and wondering why its giving them errors!
Keep up the great work! This keeps my d1 on point!

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