Better memory and app management for the D1

[zeppelinrox]

What did you do to make that happen?

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[soccer568]

Once I run the script for the first time. It should start up automatically after a reboot right? I don't need to run the script everytime my phone has been rebooted correct?

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[zeppelinrox]

That's right.
It creates a boot script in the init.d folder and should load up at boot just like overclock settings do.

But you can verify just by running it and it tells you the current status below the menu

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[joeybarclay]

This is amazing I have RAM again dancedroid
thanks a bunch zeppelinrox

 

[Renek]

Holy crap, how have I never known about this script until now?!

I *hate* homescreen redraws, drives me crazy. FINALLY a solution. Thanks so much zepplin!

 

[jstafford1]

Just ran this and WOW. Instant difference maker!!!
If you want this should be stickied in the general Hacks section for everyone to see. And i'd be more than happy to do it if you'd like.

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[mackncheesiest]

After a few days of use, I can't even imagine going back to not having this script again. My droid is doing better than ever, and I haven't had a homescreen redraw in days. I can also listen to music again and usually not get stutters or skips. As a whole, great script. I'm perfectly content waiting for my contract to expire now since I basically have a new phone

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[zeppelinrox]

Just ran this and WOW. Instant difference maker!!!
If you want this should be stickied in the general Hacks section for everyone to see. And i'd be more than happy to do it if you'd like.

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That would be like...

I do still plan on making a proper thread though...
I keep tweaking it in my spare time this week while the OP at xda is still confuzzeling lol

umm... I'm reformatting it to look proper on the updated script manager (40 columns) as well as a terminal emulator version (60 columns)

With colours

Oh yeah... what's your overclock file look like?

I've been thinkin to add an option to create a 98overclock file.
It would supercede any 10overclock or 20overclock which would remain untouched so the "backup" is to simply delete 98overclock...

The default 10overclock on my current rom looks like this:

#!/system/bin/sh

 echo "5 1000000000 64" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps
 echo "4 800000000 59" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps
 echo "3 600000000 52" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps
 echo "2 400000000 40" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps
 echo "1 250000000 32" > /proc/overclock/mpu_opps

I'd imagine that a similarly simple file (98overclock) work still work on whatever ROM since modules will still get loaded from wherever else while only the mhz and vsel would get applied from 98overclock.

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