Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

Do you notice scrolling a little jerky?
Are you getting repeated comments in the .prop file?

Yeah, I do notice the jerkiness. I'm going to remove the extra new tweaks and reboot to see. I did a quick google for pm.sleep_mode, and I'm not sure changing that is a good idea (just my 2 cents).
I don't have any repeats in my build.prop though, looks ok.

Also, I'm going to rebuild my busybox version with the latest version of the cross compiler. I noticed that there were tweaks in the config:

CONFIG_EXTRA_CFLAGS="-march=armv7-a -mfpu=neon"

I'm going to do a bit of research on those, but do you think it will not work on older android CPUs with those settings?

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And yes, removing the graphics tweaks and sleep_mode (don't know if this last one matters, but it scares me http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...30&postcount=8 ) has relieved the jerkiness.

Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

Theoretically, android should do this by default...
However, the background apps/content providers should die before secondary servers (apps you launched/used recently)
A couple things you can do is use more multitasking friendly minfrees.
Don't use bulletproof launcher if you have a low ram device.
You can bulletproof those apps that you want to keep alive and save them to 97BulletProof_Apps and use script manager to apply it every few minutes if you like.
If you were to do that, you can also edit 97BulletProof_Apps and add in apps to kill every at the same time using the pkill command...

With pkill, you can use a unique segment of the process name the same way as you can with pgrep.

So, for example say the script adds this to the script:

echo "-17" > /proc/`pgrep gReader\`oom_adj;
echo "renice -20 `pgrep $gReader`;

You can add below it

pkill facebook

So the script then looks like:

echo "-17" > /proc/`pgrep gReader\`oom_adj;
echo "renice -20 `pgrep gReader`;

pkill facebook

Sure I can manually add facebook, gmail and others to the kill list. But I was thinking in find a way to get the PID of the apps I recently launched and lower their OOM value automatically.
In the example I used before, the OOM values should be like this:
Dolphin Browser OOM 7
Read it Later OOM 7
gReader OOM 8
gmail OOM 8
facebook OOM 9
Beautiful Widgets OOM 9
etc.

and not like this:
Beautiful Widgets OOM 7
Dolphin Browser OOM 7
Gmail OOM 8
Facebook OOM 8
gReader OOM 9
Read it Later OOM 9


Some apps can access the recently launched list (TaskOS for example).

Originally Posted by zeppelinrox

Well it seems that the problem is that "the /system partition will not unmount properly"

I have no way to confirm that either way.

But if his method works... what the heck

Of course, I'd probably try and figure out a way to get it to unmount properly LOL

zepp you are rigth, the /system partition dont unmount properly, i checked with root xplorer and wend i open /system partition is mounted as r/w and the / partition is mounted as r/o

Originally Posted by jukalo

zepp you are rigth, the /system partition dont unmount properly, i checked with root xplorer and wend i open /system partition is mounted as r/w and the / partition is mounted as r/o

jukalo is there a way to fix it? all i wanna do is make a backup... but i cant make that happen...

Originally Posted by wraithdu

Yeah, I do notice the jerkiness. I'm going to remove the extra new tweaks and reboot to see. I did a quick google for pm.sleep_mode, and I'm not sure changing that is a good idea (just my 2 cents).
I don't have any repeats in my build.prop though, looks ok.

Also, I'm going to rebuild my busybox version with the latest version of the cross compiler. I noticed that there were tweaks in the config:

CONFIG_EXTRA_CFLAGS="-march=armv7-a -mfpu=neon"

I'm going to do a bit of research on those, but do you think it will not work on older android CPUs with those settings?

---------- Post added at 11:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:05 PM ----------

And yes, removing the graphics tweaks and sleep_mode (don't know if this last one matters, but it scares me http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...30&postcount=8 ) has relieved the jerkiness.

Ok I upped RC2.1
Took out those 2 graphics tweaks but left the sleep mode in as I'm curious as to feedback about battery... it's not an uncommon tweak and I haven't heard anything bad about it being set to 1.
Also took care of your first 2 comments
About the busybox stuff and older cpus... I'm sure you know more about that than I do

Originally Posted by lucfig

Sure I can manually add facebook, gmail and others to the kill list. But I was thinking in find a way to get the PID of the apps I recently launched and lower their OOM value automatically.
In the example I used before, the OOM values should be like this:
Dolphin Browser OOM 7
Read it Later OOM 7
gReader OOM 8
gmail OOM 8
facebook OOM 9
Beautiful Widgets OOM 9
etc.

and not like this:
Beautiful Widgets OOM 7
Dolphin Browser OOM 7
Gmail OOM 8
Facebook OOM 8
gReader OOM 9
Read it Later OOM 9


Some apps can access the recently launched list (TaskOS for example).

Yeah they get the info using java but I doubt a script can do that.

So if thats what you want, you can just do...

echo 7 > /proc/`pgrep dolphin`/oom_adj
echo 8 > /proc/`pgrep greader`/oom_adj
echo 9 > /proc/`pgrep facebook`/oom_adj

pgrep will use the PID of a matching process.

I guess an easy way is to just bulletproof all the apps you want to control and have the script put everything in 97bulletproof_apps and just edit the script with the numbers you want instead of the -17

Originally Posted by Gage_Hero

jukalo is there a way to fix it? all i wanna do is make a backup... but i cant make that happen...

me to, this thing only happens to me whit the rc1, i gonna test the rc2 right now

Originally Posted by Gage_Hero

One more post I promise I'll shut up... I have rom manager, my options are, nexus s, nexus s 4g, samsung galaxys i9000 and samsung gallaxysi9000 (mtd). I have a samsung Fascinate 4G model T959P. Which one do I choose and if something goes horrible wrong, will I be able to odin my way back? I do have the files since ive messed up the phone once before lol.

Sorry, I don't know enough about your model and don't want to give you incorrect information. You should check out the Fascinate forum and see if they can help you: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=721

RC2.1 seems to be smokin fast Zep.... Thanks Superchargerman......

now the new rc 2.1 it working for me, tnx alot zepp for fixing the unmounting issue

Good... glad it's working!!
Got the changelog up...

Updated October 26: - V6 SuperCharger Update 9 RC2.1
Smarter - If you change launchers, it tells you that you need to reboot
Smarter - If it's your first SuperCharge, it brings to the wipe caches & reboot tool
Misc. Tweaks - Removed "debug.sf.hw=1", Added "pm.sleep_mode=1" (saves battery)
Tweaked - Minfrees again - less multitasking but not as aggressive as before
Enhanced - the interface some more
Improved - the code some more
Tweaked - init.rc support - off by default
Tweaked - 99SuperCharger a bit - Added an echo command to make busybox v1.19.1 stfu and be happy.