V6 SuperCharger

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Here is a tweak that I have used on several Android devices, called V6 SuperCharger. I am posting this for both developers and for the Infinity users that have problems with I/O and read/write speeds. I am unsure if it will assist with the I/O issues that the Infinity is experiencing.

This can be ran in the background as a script and can also be embedded into a ROM. It has many tweaks and the wall of text can be confusing at first. Read everything and although you can do everything manually its best to let it do it automatically. Since the Infinity uses ICS it will only boost it by 50% supercharge. You will need to be rooted for the other 50% supercharge. Everything can be reverted.

New version update 07-15-12. No longer a test, please see if it will pass without bootloops, they have been fixed.

TIPS:
Please read everything in full.
Use the full releases and not the Test releases
Use the v6 and not the experimental v8.
DO NOT have your launcher locked in memory.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276


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My Infinity went to Bootloop after this! (or after playing with services.odex, not sure). Everything worked fine on the phone (HTC ChaCha) I've tested it on just before..

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Factory reset didn't help (only clears /data and /cache). My Infinity is officialy bricked now. If ASUS doesn't replace it, it's just 1000$ in trash.

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

My Infinity went to Bootloop after this! (or after playing with services.odex, not sure). Everything worked fine on the phone (HTC ChaCha) I've tested it on just before..

---------- Post added at 05:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:20 AM ----------

Factory reset didn't help (only clears /data and /cache). My Infinity is officialy bricked now. If ASUS doesn't replace it, it's just 1000$ in trash.

Interesting. I haven't had any problems on the various android devices that I have run this on. When you ran it did you do the full run, where you replace the services.jar? or just the 50%? also did you choose the settings or did you let it pick for you?

what other tweaks have you made to the minfree?

does your nandroid from recovery work?

Originally Posted by ganja5000

Interesting. I haven't had any problems on the various android devices that I have run this on. When you ran it did you do the full run, where you replace the services.jar? or just the 50%? also did you choose the settings or did you let it pick for you?

what other tweaks have you made to the minfree?

does your nandroid from recovery work?

I didn't do nandroid backup, I don't have unlocked bootloader... so only stock recovery mode there.

I generally agreed to what it proposed and I replaced the services.odex. Could've been any of these. But looks like build.prop/dalvik-cache problem.

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

I didn't do nandroid backup, I don't have unlocked bootloader... so only stock recovery mode there.

I generally agreed to what it proposed and I replaced the services.odex. Could've been any of these. But looks like build.prop/dalvik-cache problem.

From my recollection it is services.jar that you are editing. Did it instruct you to do the services.odex because of your rom?

Originally Posted by ganja5000

From my recollection it is services.jar that you are editing. Did it instruct you to do the services.odex because of your rom?

Yes, in ODEX this is the one that should be replaced according to guidelines (http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...4#post16635544).

Anyway, it is truly bricked now. I'll try to ship it to ASUS and hope they'll recognise the warranty...

(tried installing the TW firmware update, but recovery gives me "signature verification failed")

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

Yes, in ODEX this is the one that should be replaced according to guidelines (http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...4#post16635544).

Anyway, it is truly bricked now. I'll try to ship it to ASUS and hope they'll recognise the warranty...

(tried installing the TW firmware update, but recovery gives me "signature verification failed")

OK i didn't realize it was different, and i've always done that on a cyanogen based rom.

if you had a recovery from which to run files from you could use this bootloop fixer.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=5381

I see that you have replied in the v6 supercharger thread and they were unable to assist. If you were to give them more information they could possibly give more help. i am wondering if the bootloop is linked with all the other changes you made to the tablet prior to using this script.

I managed to flash the Taiwanese version of firmware from ASUS

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

I managed to flash the Taiwanese version

I am glad that you will have a working setup again. Hope you can get the localization back to your locale. Another Infinity owner reported that they ran the script but didn't encounter any bootloops. They did claim better seek times with video files.

I wonder if your problem was in relation to the tweaks you made to the tablet prior to running the script.

a few users have reported that the newest test could be the problem.

I apply the Update 9 RC10 Test 8 and it gives me a bootloop but Update 9 RC9 doesnt give me problems...

I myself have the RC10 test 8 running on my cellphone currently. no bootloops.