LauncherPro+ and redraw

i know this has been discussed many, many times, but what is the best way to get rid of the redraw. i'm using UD v1.0.0

Hey man, I was having awful redraw and lag issues. I dont remember who told me to do this but try this:

In Terminal Emulator type: su
Then type: echo ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1 >> /data/local.prop
Now reboot into recovery and clear your cache only and then boot up

This fixed ALL of my lag and redraws. Literally Launcher Pro is SUPER fast and has not redrew once man! Killer!

Works perfect!

this should be in sticky

as far as i know, samsonite801 came up with this fix - at least that's the first place i ever saw it. it's posted in his signature. i concur that it can work wonders on lag and screen redraw issues.

Ive noticed with ADW and Launcher Pro that the redraws have a lot to do with my background. The bigger the background, the more redraws I had. Something else to consider anyways.

My redraws seemed to have mysteriously stopped - haardly ever do I get them anymore, I think the only time is when I open an app in portrait mode, slide out the keyboard and press home while in landscape and I have learned not to do that

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I haven't had any redraws since I went to UD 1.0.0 and I have a lot of widgets on my 5 screens running ADW.........

Can you explain exactly what thos does? Do you type it in exactly as you have it here in TE? Or doed the >> bean "enter"? Do I press enter after I have typed this script in, or just type it in and then press the top button on my phone to reboot into recovery?

Type it exactly as it is there, hit enter, then reboot the phone or just type reboot and hit enter again.

Type exactly as is, including spaces.

omg i was having issues with launcher pro too, i thought it was because of my task killer or something, but this fixed it thanks guys!!

hasnt fixed mine...the only way mine stays pretty much fixed and with no redraw is when i run my setcpu on main setup on 1200 max and 1100 min... i see most recommend doing it 100 and ur lowest for the min...but me i cant unless someone knows another way diff

I thought I had finally found the fix to this problem, as my redraw lag was TERRIBLE.

However, when I tried, it bricked? my phone. :icon_eek: Thankfully, I was able to get back to clockworkmod and recover an old backup.....

Weird....I had the same issue the first time i did this a well. This time oit seems to have worked and i have no redraw issues yet with a full day of heavy use.

I have done all the tricks and it fixes my phone for a day and if I don't reboot my phone once a day the redraws come back. Just gonna wait till it all comes in a new version and hopefully fixes redraws.

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This post totally fixed my LP redraw issue!

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Well, I did the terminal command said earlier in the thread. Appeared to work for 30 minutes and was looking at this website in the Droid browser, and yes, another redraw. I am using LP+.

I rebooted and I think I wiped cache in Clockwork. I also used Cache Cleaner just in case.

The only way I can stop this is with clicking System Persistant in ADW settings when I use that.

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I flashed UD 1.0.0 last night and I am running stock kernel set at 250mhz/1ghz. I have had very few redraws. Haven't tried the terminal emulator trick since I flashed the new version of UD, but it seems to be much better...

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Actually I installed Autokiller Memory Optimizer and I have it set to the "Optimized" preset.

"Free memory 48 MB"
"Foregrand app 6"
"Visible app 8"
"Secondary server 16"
"Hidden app 40"
"Content provider 50"
"Empty app 60"

I may decide to go with a more aggressive setting later but I haven't had any issues with slowdowns that much.


I've noticed that a lot of times it boils down to whatever free RAM you have on your machine at the time. I'm ok with Android keeping apps loaded into the memory, as long as there is a certain amount of "free RAM" for newly loaded apps, current running apps. Having less RAM just seems to bog down the system.