
26th September 2010, 03:35 PM
|
Member - OP
Thanks Meter 1
Posts: 47
Join Date: Jun 2010
|
[Q] Galaxy S slow while installing apps ?
Hi,
When i download any app from the market, it finishs downloading smothly, but after that when the application is being installed, it teribbly slows down and nearly the phone is not responding until the app finish installing, it takes around 5 - 7 seconds.
I have a stock 2.1 JPJG8 rooted with Autokiller, is any one experincing the same? will a lagfix resolve it?
I'm thinking about applying a lagfix (voodoo) but the phone is generally fast for me and wants to wait for froyo, but if it will fix this, then i might apply it sooner.
Thanks.
|

26th September 2010, 03:47 PM
|
Retired Forum Moderator
Thanks Meter 1485
Posts: 11,360
Join Date: May 2008
Location: buried under loads of work IRL
DONATE TO ME
|
it is a known issue
installing the lag fix might kill your internal SD
just a warning.
if you still have the invoice and can send the phone in for warranty, then you are good to install the lag fix
if you don't have the invoice for the warranty, then it might be problematic when it fails
Donation is appreciated but not required, a cup of Coffee would suffice
Get 16 GB of Legit Free Space in Dropbox
Samsung i9000m: on CM9.0
Samsung Nexus S: on JB 4.1.1
Motorola Milestone XT720: on CM6.3.5.3
Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989: on CM9.1
Samsung Galaxy NOTE SGH-i717r: on CM9.0
|

26th September 2010, 03:50 PM
|
Recognized Developer
Thanks Meter 294
Posts: 1,135
Join Date: Aug 2010
DONATE TO ME
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by AllGamer
it is a known issue
installing the lag fix might kill your internal SD
just a warning.
if you still have the invoice and can send the phone in for warranty, then you are good to install the lag fix
if you don't have the invoice for the warranty, then it might be problematic when it fails
|
bs
in all cases you better have your warranty, but the lag fix won't kill your sd all that quick. original fs is slow only cause it's crap.
the lagfix won't fix slowly installing apps as well btw. it will still freeze when installing.
|

26th September 2010, 03:59 PM
|
Retired Forum Moderator
Thanks Meter 1485
Posts: 11,360
Join Date: May 2008
Location: buried under loads of work IRL
DONATE TO ME
|
just search the forum, there are lots of prove, look for SD, internal SD, bricked, can't mount, can't boot, etc...
the majority of those are after installing a lag fix or a rom with lag fix like voodoo, and i'm currently submitting two phones to warranty from fellow XDA members because of that
and you don't need to believe me, but time will tell for anyone using the lag fixes
Donation is appreciated but not required, a cup of Coffee would suffice
Get 16 GB of Legit Free Space in Dropbox
Samsung i9000m: on CM9.0
Samsung Nexus S: on JB 4.1.1
Motorola Milestone XT720: on CM6.3.5.3
Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989: on CM9.1
Samsung Galaxy NOTE SGH-i717r: on CM9.0
|

26th September 2010, 06:49 PM
|
Member - OP
Thanks Meter 1
Posts: 47
Join Date: Jun 2010
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by AllGamer
it is a known issue
installing the lag fix might kill your internal SD
just a warning.
if you still have the invoice and can send the phone in for warranty, then you are good to install the lag fix
if you don't have the invoice for the warranty, then it might be problematic when it fails
|
Thanks for the info.
Is it a known issue for the galaxy s, or for all android phones and versions?
Is there any timeframe for a fix ?
Thanks
|

26th September 2010, 10:42 PM
|
Member
Thanks Meter 1
Posts: 88
Join Date: Oct 2008
|
I was just talking with a friend about this problem this morning. He had never seen this problem with his Nexus 1. I don't believe that this is an android problem just a sgs problem.
I wonder if this is some how related to the black screen issue. It seems that something has priority over the ui thread or has exclusive access to a resource required by the ui.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
|

26th September 2010, 10:59 PM
|
Senior Member
Thanks Meter 93
Posts: 1,271
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Bangalore, India
DONATE TO ME
|
In my case, when I first used the phone, apps downloaded from market installed almost instantaneously. However, now apps install noticeably slower. However, I assume me having 9 pages of apps now might be the culprit... :P
|

26th September 2010, 11:20 PM
|
Retired Forum Moderator
Thanks Meter 1485
Posts: 11,360
Join Date: May 2008
Location: buried under loads of work IRL
DONATE TO ME
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by ramiawad99
Thanks for the info.
Is it a known issue for the galaxy s, or for all android phones and versions?
Is there any timeframe for a fix ?
Thanks
|
the lag fix was made only for the SGS
yes, it's only a SGS problem, it seems to affect more the units with 16 GB internal SD
Donation is appreciated but not required, a cup of Coffee would suffice
Get 16 GB of Legit Free Space in Dropbox
Samsung i9000m: on CM9.0
Samsung Nexus S: on JB 4.1.1
Motorola Milestone XT720: on CM6.3.5.3
Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989: on CM9.1
Samsung Galaxy NOTE SGH-i717r: on CM9.0
|

27th September 2010, 11:32 AM
|
Recognized Developer
Thanks Meter 294
Posts: 1,135
Join Date: Aug 2010
DONATE TO ME
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by AllGamer
just search the forum, there are lots of prove, look for SD, internal SD, bricked, can't mount, can't boot, etc...
the majority of those are after installing a lag fix or a rom with lag fix like voodoo, and i'm currently submitting two phones to warranty from fellow XDA members because of that
and you don't need to believe me, but time will tell for anyone using the lag fixes
|
it's not the memory wearing out, it's errors in applying the fixes/mix firmwares/etc (or bugs in the fixes themselves sometimes)
even if memory would wear out faster, its not like if lifetime would be reduced to a couple of minutes (or even days of constant write)
as i said making any such modification you should have the warranty or take your own risks (theres always a disclaimer !) but it's not the memory wearing out
|

27th September 2010, 12:04 PM
|
Senior Member
Thanks Meter 35
Posts: 419
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Madrid
|
To the OP: That's your big problem with the device? Man... please...
Who cares if it takes 5 seconds to install an app, that's something you do the first day only. You never saw a program in Windows taking 15 minutes to install? I have a SLC SSD on my laptop and that reduces the disk access times a lot, but if a program takes a few minutes to install, so be it. I'm not installing 100 programs every day.
The same with the SGS. Inputting the details and configuring the options of my e-mail, twitter, facebook, kindle, etc accounts takes much more time than installing the apps.
|
| Thread Tools |
Search this Thread |
|
|
|
| Display Modes |
Linear Mode
|
|
|