Better memory and app management for the D1

[-iD]

i've been following this for a while. zeppelinrox has been working with the builtin minfree settings and the oom groupings and has come up with some very clever and helpful scripts. Here's the link to the script in the first post. it's a long thread and his implementation has evolved; read the first post to get the idea of what he's doing and the last few pages to catch you up to what's current.

I've found that the balanced or multitasking settings really help GB on the D1 run smoothly; i'd forgotten that the system app screen didn't HAVE to redraw after each app i deleted, and how nice it was to use geniewidget news and NOT have the news widget refresh after returning from each article, because i'd been using Gingerbread so long and they were getting killed by the memory manager and i'd just gotten used to it.

Here's the post inside the thread that originally caught my eye

download script manager from the market and his supercharge v6 script and check it out.

[AdamPA1006]

Hmm very confusing post. I had autokiller but it didnt seem to work on GB so I deleted it. Do I need that to run these scripts? Out of those 4 files on the bottom which one should I download? Top one?

[liquid0624]

my task killer values are somewhat similiar to the supercharger v6 script yet better i think

[hrdnhvy]

As far as a specific app manager app, nothing beats "autostarts" I swear by it. Its not a task killer by any means, it prevents the apps you select from ever even starting, all apps have specific "triggers" that tells them to start, many many of which I have found have no reason to start for the triggers they have, one of my "note taking apps" was trigger to start when ever I had an incoming call?

Just be carefull what triggers u disable, some will prevent the app from working properly, but none of the settings u make will wreck anything, if u disable a specific app, then find it not to work properly simply go back in & enable it, & some triggers when u disable them will allow the app to still work fine, its a bit of trial & error to suit your needs....but right now, after a reboot, if I open up advanced task manager, I have like 5 apps running vs a whole screen full I would get without using autostarts.

[sonicfreak360]

Just be carefull what triggers u disable, some will prevent the app from working properly, but none of the settings u make will wreck anything, if u disable a specific app, then find it not to work properly simply go back in & enable it, & some triggers when u disable them will allow the app to still work fine, its a bit of trial & error to suit your needs....but right now, after a reboot, if I open up advanced task manager, I have like 5 apps running vs a whole screen full I would get without using autostarts.

Like SMS :P that will make it impossible for you to send messages. I learned that the EXTREMELY hard way XD


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[pdc419]

my task killer values are somewhat similiar to the supercharger v6 script yet better i think

I haven't been having any problems with the lgb stock values. People running this and have problems most likely haven't wiped or need to change kernels

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[zeppelinrox]

It's more than playing with minfree values.. it adjusts the entire memory management grouping and priorities as well.
You will rarely if ever get lag or launcher redraws and I've been told more than once that it feels like the user has a brand new phone.
One person was going to upgrade but now won't because the phone runs so good that they can afford to wait and get a better price on the upgrade.

Fiddling with minfree doesn't do that.

A real memory management fix does that.

Take V6 SuperCharger for a spin.. it will feel like 512mb of ram under the hood.

It's risk free - after all there is the uninstall



You can actually just run it with Terminal Emulator as well so you don't even need to install script manager.

[captdroid]

It's more than playing with minfree values.. it adjusts the entire memory management grouping and priorities as well.
You will rarely if ever get lag or launcher redraws and I've been told more than once that it feels like the user has a brand new phone.
One person was going to upgrade but now won't because the phone runs so good that they can afford to wait and get a better price on the upgrade.

Fiddling with minfree doesn't do that.

A real memory management fix does that.

Take V6 SuperCharger for a spin.. it will feel like 512mb of ram under the hood.

It's risk free - after all there is the uninstall



You can actually just run it with Terminal Emulator as well so you don't even need to install script manager.

Problem is after reading your OP post on XDA I don't know what to download and install for v6 supercharge!

And before you did the V6 one which I'm not sure what I need to install and run in terminal mode.. when I installed the latest busybox as you suggest needing it broke other things in the ROM

[zeppelinrox]

How would latest busybox do that?
I've never heard of that one before.
I guess you can reflash the rom without losing settings ya?

All you need to get is the V6 script though (not AOR version) if you have a custom rom and run in terminal.

I really gotta clear out excess info.

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[captdroid]

How would latest busybox do that?
I've never heard of that one before.
I guess you can reflash the rom without losing settings ya?

All you need to get is the V6 script though (not AOR version) if you have a custom rom and run in terminal.

I really gotta clear out excess info.

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I think it was the goodies options in Liquid settings. There are scripts that the latest busybox not compatible?

Any way to run the v6 script without the latest busybox?

Like your work anyway even if I can't run the script I wanted to try out the new OOM mappings?