Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

Use the latest V6 SuperCharger to do it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...7#post40601727

Option 16 to bulletproof apps automatically.
Refer to OP or the generated help file on how to use script manager.

Thanks Zeppelin, but that doesn't work either.

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Yes it does, as long as you passed the busybox test.
If you don't have init.d, you then obviously have to run bulletproof apps script manually or with script manager.

And check process priorities with the bOOM Stick.

Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

Yes it does, as long as you passed the busybox test.
If you don't have init.d, you then obviously have to run bulletproof apps script manually or with script manager.

And check process priorities with the bOOM Stick.

I did run it manually, even though I've got int.d, and set the interval to 60 secs but every time I launched the app I intended to be kept in memory, it had been killed.

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60 is too long... that's why default is 30.
apparently, from recent testing, 14 would be low enough so that nothing that's bulletproofed will ever get killed.

Havent had reports of battery drain, really.

Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

60 is too long... that's why default is 30.
apparently, from recent testing, 14 would be low enough so that nothing that's bulletproofed will ever get killed.

Havent had reports of battery drain, really.

Okay... thanks, will try with new values.

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Originally Posted by m1l4droid

I did run it manually, even though I've got int.d, and set the interval to 60 secs but every time I launched the app I intended to be kept in memory, it had been killed.

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This is the same for me. After a few sec it has 4 instead of -14 oom..,
What should I do?

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