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Any contributions to #3 List of Successfully Hibernated System Apps?

DELETE. Sorry I thought you meant something else. I haven't updated that yet. I havent hads time to tinker with my KF, now the my N7 and new GS4. I will have an update by 2-3 days.

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is it safe to hibernate "DSP Manager"? Some feedbacks? Problems? thank you

Sorry for late reply, unless you use it its completely safe. The changes you make will stay the same even after hibernating. I wouldn't though if you like to change it very often, but if you don't use it go ahead sound isn't really affected.

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semeru

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greenify system apps on note 3.

my list

action memo
action memo
action memo
action memo
active apps manager
allshare control share
allshare fileshare service
basic daydream
bluetooth share
bubbles
camera
clock (digital)
com.sec.android.app.Flashbar
contacts
dual clock (digital)
easy chart
gear manager
google playstore
idea sketch
internet
market feedback agent
mobile print
multimedia ui service layer
music
my magazine
nearby devices
nearby devices (server)
samsung keyboard
phase beam
rakein
s note
s planner widget
scrapbook
screen mirroring
trim
video
video player
voice recorder
weather widget
wi-fi direct
wi-fi direct share
 

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my list

action memo
action memo
action memo
action memo
active apps manager
allshare control share
allshare fileshare service
basic daydream
bluetooth share
bubbles
camera
clock (digital)
com.sec.android.app.Flashbar
contacts
dual clock (digital)
easy chart
gear manager
google playstore
idea sketch
internet
market feedback agent
mobile print
multimedia ui service layer
music
my magazine
nearby devices
nearby devices (server)
samsung keyboard
phase beam
rakein
s note
s planner widget
scrapbook
screen mirroring
trim
video
video player
voice recorder
weather widget
wi-fi direct
wi-fi direct share

Hmmm.... You know I can put a new list with apps everyone has tested. I will copy your list, thanks

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my list

action memo
action memo
action memo
action memo
active apps manager
allshare control share
allshare fileshare service
basic daydream
bluetooth share
bubbles
camera
clock (digital)
com.sec.android.app.Flashbar
contacts
dual clock (digital)
easy chart
gear manager
google playstore
idea sketch
internet
market feedback agent
mobile print
multimedia ui service layer
music
my magazine
nearby devices
nearby devices (server)
samsung keyboard
phase beam
rakein
s note
s planner widget
scrapbook
screen mirroring
trim
video
video player
voice recorder
weather widget
wi-fi direct
wi-fi direct share
Does your action memo, bluetooth, camera, wifi direct work perfectly? Also does your video player and music automatically detect new videos and music downloaded to the device? What is active apps manager?
 

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Sorry if there are duplicates, but here's what I've had Greenified and not had any conflicts (yet):

Calculator
Dropbox
Exchange Services
Face Unlock
Google Play Store
Google Search (don't have the widget installed)
Maps
Multimedia UI Service Layer
Samsung DM Service
Samsung keyboard (I use SwiftKey)
Samsung text-to-speech engine
SensorService (got rid of S-Health but wanted to keep it in case there are any other apps in the future that use it)
Settings
System Update (KNOX is tripped, no point in having anything OTA-related)
TouchWiz home (using Apex)
YouTube

I've also frozen:
HTML Viewer,
VPN Client
VpnDialogues

Everything else I just flat-out removed completely including all Samsung apps (Galaxy S4)

Things listed in this thread that I HAVE kept:
Animated Photo/Best Face/Drama/Eraser/
ANT HAL Service (and anything related)
Assistant menu
Clock (alarms)
Live Wallpaper Picker (discovered Parallax wallpapers using less than 10mb of memory :D)
MusicFX (it's either this or Adapt Sound that is needed to be able to select Viper FX)

Ones I'm not sure about:
Bluetooth Share
BluetoothTest
com.sec.app.MIPErrorNotifier (I was unsure about this one, but haven't had any obvious problems in a few days... :confused:)
com.sec.android.app.FlashBar (testing per above post)
Market Feedback Agent (testing per above post)
Contacts (Contacts+ hooks into it, needs testing)
TestService
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EDIT:
Bluetooth Share does not like to stay Greenified
com.sec.android.app.FlashBar does not like to stay Greenified
Market Feedback Agent is confirmed safe
 
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mabiason1992

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are the following safe to greenify??????? they're running in background ^_^

1. smartcardService (remote)
2. PageBuddyNotiSvc
3. ELM agent
4. com.sec.phone
 

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Troubleshooting Donation Package Reinstallation

If you had trouble reinstalling Greenify Donation Package, and felt like you could appreciate anything that might help, check my post here :
h++p://moh2rescue.blogfa.com/post/4/Reinstall-Purchased-Greenify-Donation-Package
 

pullipuli

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I do have an option "Don't keep activities"(Destroy every activities as soon as the user leaves it) in my current ROM(SlimKAT). Is greenify doing the same?
 

hyborian

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Good one ...

I froze apps that are really not needed and can be frozen, and greenified the rest (user and system) that can be greenified, plus aggressive dose, and battery usage is really good ...
My one and only game is also great, it performs better with less in the memory.
 

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    As some know Greenify is app that hibernates user apps to free up more RAM and CPU Performance. I've noticed that lots of Users want to Greenify system apps but Greenify only allows to Greenify user download apps. Not everyone know how to Greenify system apps but some do, so therefore I want to spread knowledge, but there are limitations.

    ********Requirements *************
    •Root
    •SU Permissionsc
    •Greenify *Donation Version*(As this method doesn't work with the Free version)
    •Your Device (works with almost any Android device, preferably with Google Play)EDIT: Only for Android 4.0+
    ***********************************

    *******Instructions ****************
    ★Before we continue, as with any guide, this guide doesn't promises Guarantee that it will work with all devices or cause any problems, so I or the Developers of the app are NOT responsible for any damage made to the device or the user.★

    1) Install Donation Version of Greenify from any of your sources.
    2) Give Root Permissions to the app
    3) Go to the “Greenify Wizard" by pressing the “+" in the Upper Right hand corner.
    4) Press the “Search" button located in Upper Right Hand corner.
    * This Will take you to the Home screen *
    5) Now, you can select any SYSTEM app in the Drawer or Home screen, once the app is launched press the Greenify notification in the Notification Drawer.
    6) Greenify will warn you that System apps are not recommended to be Greenified, click “Insist". The app should now be greenified.
    7) To continue greenifying system apps repeat Steps 3-6.

    I hope this help some people, so if you like hit the “Thanks" button or give a reply.:)

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    ***********LIST OF SUCCESSFULLY HIBERNATED SYSTEM APPS******
    The following applications have been successfully hibernated using Greenify. Although the this shows system apps, it may not include all of the system apps. The following apps have been hibernated:

    *Android Stock Browser
    *Android Stock Calculator
    *Android Stock Calendar (Should Not Be Greenified as it will cause Date and Time Errors.)
    *Android Stock Clock
    *Android Stock Downloads (Should Not be Greenified when downloading)
    *Android Stock E Mail (Not Recommended to be Greenified if using it)
    *Android Stock Gallery
    *Google Search (Must try several times to be Greenified)
    + Will Not be Greenified with unless with Airplane Mode since it will wake up automatically
    *Google Play Services (Must try several times to be Greenified)
    + Will Not be Greenified with unless with Airplane Mode since it will wake up automatically
    *Hangouts
    *Movie Studio
    *Music (Android Stock App)
    *News and Wheather
    *Contacts
    * PlayStore (May wake up automatically, even when not in use)
    *Settings
    *SuperUser (Not recommended to Greenify when using apps that require SU)
    *[NEW] Voice Search

    This list will continue here are some user submitted list of apps:

    action memo
    active apps manager
    allshare control share
    allshare fileshare service
    basic daydream
    bluetooth share
    bubbles
    camera
    clock (digital)
    com.sec.android.app.Flashbar
    contacts
    dual clock (digital)
    easy chart
    gear manager
    google playstore
    idea sketch
    internet
    market feedback agent
    mobile print
    multimedia ui service layer
    music
    my magazine
    nearby devices
    nearby devices (server)
    samsung keyboard
    phase beam
    rakein
    s note
    s planner widget
    scrapbook
    screen mirroring
    trim
    video
    video player
    voice recorder
    weather widget
    wi-fi direct
    wi-fi direct share


    ★This list is a work on progress and is not finished and will be updated reguraly so not all apps are here.★


    ********List for AOSP System Apps***********************************
    3
    How about including a list of system apps you have successfully/ safely hibernated here.. I think it'll help much.:)
    2
    Xposed Framework helps, but its not required to Greenify System Apps. I recommended, though.

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    Yeah, I just realized that I hadn't updated my app. previous versions required Xposed to Greenify System Apps. :)

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    *********How to Greenify Non-User System Accessible Apps*****
    1) Make Sure you have Root and SU Permission
    2) Make sure you have Greenify and Greenify(Donation Ver.)
    3) Download Xposed Framework from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
    4) Install Xposed Installer and open Xposed
    5) Install Xposed per Developers Instruction
    6) Go to Xposed and click “Modules"
    7) Activate Greenify Module by clicking the “Check"
    8) Reboot
    9) Open Greenify
    10) Click the “+" Button
    11) ALL SYSTEM apps should now appear to be Greenified