I am using custom kernel that has init.d support, I am on stock rom but there is no init.d folder on system/etc so can i just create the init.d folder and put all scripts there would that even work?
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how to use init.d support on custom kernel?
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i thinks maybe .
most all custom kernel here have init.d support . if you using kernel that doenst support init.d - just download it from google play (ex - Universal Init.d) . it can activate your init.d folder
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already been there, but it is only for those who don't have init.d support.. my kernel has init.d support.. but the system/etc/init.d isn't in my phone.. my question now is can I just create it if it doesn't exist? or do I need to do something else before doing that like editing some xml or whatever so it could run the scripts inside init.d
like i said . just download app like (ex Universal Init.d or Init.d Toggle) from google play to active/enable your init.d folder .
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1I am using custom kernel that has init.d support, I am on stock rom but there is no init.d folder on system/etc so can i just create the init.d folder and put all scripts there would that even work?
