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

[zeppelinrox]

Updated the 3G and Kernel scripts...

I hope that this will fix a couple of issues...

Dear Zep,
My CM7-RC12 Milestone has been installed with v6 Update7 successfully and it shows the launcher is HTK.I have one doubt.If the Script Manager need be kept in the phone memory permanently for having the desired results?Please be kind enough to clear my this doubt.Thanking you,
pnsdhrn

Milestone? You're all set. You don't have to run Script Manager at all since it gets integrated into milestone roms.

# cat /system/etc/init.d/98kickasskernel
/system/etc/init.d/98kickasskernel: no such file or directory
#

Try the update... cross your fingers too

My phone is having issues the last couple days- random reboots and speakerphone call answering.
I went into the script to experiment with other settings and found that scrolling the screen gave weird text input at the prompt.
Looks like this:
^[[6-^[[6-^[[6-^[[5-^[[5-^[[5-
I got out of the script with a '17' entry (at first it thought I'd entered '7' and scolded me), and did a reboot, but the second time into the script still gives the weird input.

Droid on CM7 nightly Winner00 132build on V6 balanced 3.

I tried Swiftkey X and the stock keyboard- both give the same when scrolling with the screen or the D-pad.
Reboot didn't solve the issue. Any ideas?

If you unsupercharge and weird stuff still happens, then it isn't the supercharging... I have no clue as to what can cause that.. corrupt memory or cache of some sort?
I guess wiping caches wouldn't hurt anyway.

Ummmm why wont it work on the new Affinity rom for DROID x2??

DX2

Ummmmm... I have no clue... maybe you can give me one For starters... define "won't work"


Oh yeah... V6 SuperCharger is on XDA's front page!
Link to article: Make The Best Out Of Your Android Device With V6 Supercharger | xda-developers

[xgrinder911]

Never mind I rebooted and its fine, just jumped the gun/:

DX2

[phonetool]

My phone is having issues the last couple days- random reboots and speakerphone call answering.
I went into the script to experiment with other settings and found that scrolling the screen gave weird text input at the prompt.
Looks like this:
^[[6-^[[6-^[[6-^[[5-^[[5-^[[5-
I got out of the script with a '17' entry (at first it thought I'd entered '7' and scolded me), and did a reboot, but the second time into the script still gives the weird input.

Droid on CM7 nightly Winner00 132build on V6 balanced 3.

I tried Swiftkey X and the stock keyboard- both give the same when scrolling with the screen or the D-pad.
Reboot didn't solve the issue. Any ideas?

Data wipe seems to have done the trick! Dance, banana! Dance!

[DavidM.]

Did you forget something zep?

/system/etc/init.d/98kickasskernel: 53: Syntax error: ";" unexpected

And I got an Exit code 2.

Edit: That doesn't even make sense. I looked at the script and at line 53 there was no semicolon.

[ooklathemok]

Alright, I disabled Widgetlocker and I even froze it in Titanium Backup. I run the V6 script. Reboot. My launcher is hard to kill.

If I turn the phone off or reboot, the Launcher is weak. The ROM settings show "Lock Home In Memory" as unchecked.

What am I doing wrong here? Why can't I get the Hard to Kill to stick?

[DavidM.]

Alright, I disabled Widgetlocker and I even froze it in Titanium Backup. I run the V6 script. Reboot. My launcher is hard to kill.

If I turn the phone off or reboot, the Launcher is weak. The ROM settings show "Lock Home In Memory" as unchecked.

What am I doing wrong here? Why can't I get the Hard to Kill to stick?

Try deleting the 99supercharger script, then run supercharger and reconfigure 99super. Just a thought.

[ooklathemok]

Thanks for the suggestion. No luck, however.

Is it the rewrite of local.prop that makes it Hard To Kill? So even if I adjusted ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=0 manually, something in the ROM or one of my apps is overwriting the setting? Would that be a correct assumption?

[mstotsky]

Hey Guys, im new to the forum so please be gentle...

I was having numerous issues with my X2, the most annoying was my music skipping. After lots of reading on this forum I went ahead and rooted my device, installed busybox, scriptmanager, Gsript Lite, and finally the V6 Supercharger. Everything seems to be OK but whats next? Is there anything I should be checking, anything else im going to need? I have the supercharger currently set to 3 balanced...is this good? I use the phone for work and play but prior to this change it was running like a slug...freezing up, lagging, the dialer was a chore in itself, and again my music was skipping like scratched vinyl.

I am open to any and all advise from the droid jedi's in this forum.

[666ogre666]

Hey Guys, im new to the forum so please be gentle...

I was having numerous issues with my X2, the most annoying was my music skipping. After lots of reading on this forum I went ahead and rooted my device, installed busybox, scriptmanager, Gsript Lite, and finally the V6 Supercharger. Everything seems to be OK but whats next? Is there anything I should be checking, anything else im going to need? I have the supercharger currently set to 3 balanced...is this good? I use the phone for work and play but prior to this change it was running like a slug...freezing up, lagging, the dialer was a chore in itself, and again my music was skipping like scratched vinyl.

I am open to any and all advise from the droid jedi's in this forum.

I can't speak for X2 users as I have an OG Droid but it sounds like you got it set up, you can use the status checker to see if it applied and far as settings go just experiment with all the different ones and see what works best for you.

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[phonetool]

I am open to any and all advise from the droid jedi's in this forum.

Check what the hot setup is in the DX2 forum. I'm sure you'll learn more there from all the people with X2s.

My OG Droid is running great on CyanogenMod 7, overclocked with a Deprimed kernel and tweaked with the V6 Supercharger script.

A two year old device that acts like a new one!