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I really don't care about overclocking this phone. It's plenty fast for my liking. Would like to get the free RAM a little higher. Evo keeps about 200 free RAM usually. And that phone is fast fast fast.
Mine was plenty fast after renaming the bloat but then I tried the V6 Supercharger on Multitasking mode; and viola "bricked" boot looping phone :clap: Go me... So I wanted to drop a line back saying watch out for using V6 Supercharger Update 9 beta on the droid 3. You may find yourself with a nice paperweight. :icon_ cry:
Mine was plenty fast after renaming the bloat but then I tried the V6 Supercharger on Multitasking mode; and viola "bricked" boot looping phone :clap: Go me... So I wanted to drop a line back saying watch out for using V6 Supercharger Update 9 beta on the droid 3. You may find yourself with a nice paperweight. :icon_ cry:
I'm hoping JRummy puts out another OC app. I loved the last one on my Droid 2. Using Bloat Freezer and the OC App, my Droid 2 ran consistent 2000 scores on Quadrant with the first leaked GB. Quadrant means nothing, I know, but thats a big jump from the 1500 it ran stock.
OKAY... So. Someone should of mentioned this about the V6 supercharger.. I tried to install it but failed, because it didnt brick my phone. BUT after using one of JRummys root apps (rom toolbox aka liberty toolbox) I go to restart the phone and BAM my phone is useless. So I check out the phone bootloop fix by KrazyKrivda and join his IRC channel. In the channel topic it specifically says to stay away from the supercharger script.
Man-0-man, wonder how many people found out the hard way?
I've spent the last 8-9 hours logged into root over ADB pushing files trying to figure out which one I f'd up. With absolutely NO luck. I informed JRummy to see if he could help me out so hopefully he replies.
Supercharger worked for me idk why I have root but is currently on my d1 cause my D3 got stole by my teacher at school but supercharger worked good on mine
I haven't looked to closely at what the script does, but yeah the script is STORED in /data however when u grant it su access.. it can modify anything anywhere.. so assuming that the change causing the bootloop is IN data.. then a factory reset will be fine (if you don't mind losing data).
HOWEVER, if the change it made is in /system.. the factory reset may reset your adb debugging option... which in turn will mean.. you will be stuck in a bootloop without the ability to access adb at all, in which case you are SOL until sbf or a way to run update.zip from recovery.