[Tweak]INIT.D

ganeshbiyer · Aug 25, 2012

Cwm Flashable Zip to Add Init.d support

Cwm Flashable Zip to Add Init.d support

Copy it to the internal sd card and flash thru cwm recovery.

killerskincanoe · Aug 25, 2012

ganeshbiyer said:
Cwm Flashable Zip to Add Init.d support

Copy it to the internal sd card and flash thru cwm recovery.

u sir. are too kind

Deleted member 1483200 · Sep 4, 2012

Is the supercharger script killing battery faster to anyone else?

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zackspeed · Sep 4, 2012

Not sure as I have not been able to get it to work. I would think no from my prior experience with V6 and ICS on my Dinc 2. But that is a different device so ?? For some reason I cant get it to see Super user but have been busy building a rom for my friends OG Dinc so have not played with it much either.

jeriku · Sep 4, 2012

wolf0491 said:
Is the supercharger script killing battery faster to anyone else?

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Can't speak to that specifically, but I installed the freeky engine and Deodexed around the same time and I've seen decreased battery life. Don't know of its one our the other or both.

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ganeshbiyer · Sep 4, 2012

jeriku said:
Can't speak to that specifically, but I installed the freeky engine and Deodexed around the same time and I've seen decreased battery life. Don't know of its one our the other or both.

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Deodexing does not reduce the battery life, but reduces some of the snappiness of the phone.

popfan · Sep 4, 2012

ganeshbiyer said:
Deodexing does not reduce the battery life, but reduces some of the snappiness of the phone.

You can also use the Supercharger's battery calibration script to help balance some of the effects.

popfan · Sep 4, 2012

zackspeed said:
Not sure as I have not been able to get it to work. I would think no from my prior experience with V6 and ICS on my Dinc 2. But that is a different device so ?? For some reason I cant get it to see Super user but have been busy building a rom for my friends OG Dinc so have not played with it much either.

The V6 Supercharger script works best with a deodexed rom. To have complete effect you need to make sure you have all the calibrations done, the service.jar modded and the service.odex (or in the case of the deodexed, ??).

ganeshbiyer · Sep 4, 2012

popfan said:
You can also use the Supercharger's battery calibration script to help balance some of the effects.

Personally, I don't use much of the scripts. I let the system be.

zackspeed · Sep 5, 2012

Yea that's where I am stuck. Do we just use the old method through the web page? Thats what I used for my Dinc 2. Have not really had much time to mess with it and the phone is doing quite well for me. Very smooth and some great battery life. Is there really much of a difference after supercharging??

popfan · Sep 5, 2012

I did find some difference using the Supercharger, but I know how to setup supercharger. It is nice that it autoconfigures for people that are not familiar with this scripting product, but without reading a lot about how to configure it and what it does, it can be hard for people to see its affects.

zackspeed · Sep 6, 2012

I have some knowledge of it but and have used it quite allot on GB. But it can be very overwhelming as it does have a ton of options to try out. I saw quite a bit of effect on my Dinc 2 with a early ICS build just wasn't sure how well this device responded to it. Will have to try and get this done over the weekend.

Toledo_JAB · Sep 6, 2012

android update

windows adb file push was a success. during the first reboot my phone went thru the 'android update' process for the applications. I haven't read of this happening. anyone else get this?

i have a lt28at running ICS upgrade from .111

ganeshbiyer · Sep 6, 2012

ToledoJab said:
windows adb file push was a success. during the first reboot my phone went thru the 'android update' process for the applications. I haven't read of this happening. anyone else get this?

i have a lt28at running ICS upgrade from .111

open the zip.
under the ect/init.d there is a file named dalvikxxxx
it is the culprit.
In fact it does this every time the phone reboots.

Toledo_JAB · Sep 6, 2012

ganeshbiyer said:
open the zip.
under the ect/init.d there is a file named dalvikxxxx
it is the culprit.
In fact it does this every time the phone reboots.

Is this a script just to wipe the dalvic cache and mount it to a spot that init.d wants?

~Jaramie

from my LT28at rooted & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich

ganeshbiyer · Sep 6, 2012

ToledoJab said:
Is this a script just to wipe the dalvic cache and mount it to a spot that init.d wants?

~Jaramie

from my LT28at rooted & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich

Yes it moves the dalvik-cache from /data to /cache. But it does so only once.
But why the davik-cache is rebuild is beyond me.
I think android find the /data/dalvik-cache empty and rebuilds it. So it may be the case of rebuilding done before the script getting executed.

Toledo_JAB · Oct 13, 2012

Need help with creating an init.d file to disable auto brightness control.
This was given as a workaround and it looked like commands from an init.d file.
[highlight]
Have you rooted? If yes, open /system/etc/hw_config.sh, find "echo 1,0,0,0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/params" and "echo 1 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/enable". Change "echo 1,0,0,0" to "echo 0,0,0,0" and "echo 1" to "echo 0". Reboot the phone. Auto brightness should be disabled.[/highlight]

I am not sure on the wording. Would this be correct syntax to add to an init.d file?
'echo 0,0,0,0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/params'

'echo 0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/enable'

Thank you

~Jaramie

from my LT28at ION rooted, customized & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich

ganeshbiyer · Oct 13, 2012

ToledoJab said:
Need help with creating an init.d file to disable auto brightness control.
This was given as a workaround and it looked like commands from an init.d file.
[highlight]
Have you rooted? If yes, open /system/etc/hw_config.sh, find "echo 1,0,0,0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/params" and "echo 1 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/enable". Change "echo 1,0,0,0" to "echo 0,0,0,0" and "echo 1" to "echo 0". Reboot the phone. Auto brightness should be disabled.[/highlight]

I am not sure on the wording. Would this be correct syntax to add to an init.d file?
'echo 0,0,0,0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/params'

'echo 0 > $dev/lcd-backlight/als/enable'

Thank you

~Jaramie

from my LT28at ION rooted, customized & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich

use this as a reference.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30707060&postcount=21

Toledo_JAB · Oct 13, 2012

I have an issue with my init.d file. I have found that it will work for a minute and then the screen flickers and then the stock values are back with auto brightness.
~Jaramie

from my LT28at ION rooted, customized & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich

killerskincanoe · Oct 14, 2012

Y exactly would u want this?

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