Well i don't want to mess around with the same based but just more lightweight ROM from them because it is just.. lightweight.. that means you lose all the app that for me, it is the essence of using Android (and Xperia name will lose its mojo without timescape wouldn't it
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they need to if they opt to replace default hw_config.sh to that of xperia arc which is optionalWell i don't want to mess around with the same based but just more lightweight ROM from them because it is just.. lightweight.. that means you lose all the app that for me, it is the essence of using Android (and Xperia name will lose its mojo without timescape wouldn't it
Thanks but it is not necessary to add permission to hw_config.sh. It is already on rw-r--r--. Saving new line won't change the permissions there.
ah you mean the als_curve one eh? Ok i'll add it to the tutorial thx bro. hw_config.sh is never given from xperia arc because it is different hardware (slightly) just the als_curve that is given at the source link
Haha LOL Yap, I meant the als_curve.ah you mean the als_curve one eh? Ok i'll add it to the tutorial thx bro. hw_config.sh is never given from xperia arc because it is different hardware (slightly) just the als_curve that is given at the source link
Ok bro, added.Way to go!
I have been waiting for a long time to see this, and to think that you've explained it from the noob's POV...
Now, I'll just have to do some of the items on your post.
BTW: can you specify which android builds and firmwares do your tutorial apply?
that would save a lot more questions
jin
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Have you tried to rerun the first script? If the result of the test from that script like 'weak
' then maybe the Script Manager have not run your script right. Try recheck Script Manager if the result script is tagged as su and boot. and if that fails, you might need to try another option from SuperCharger. Let me know the result. it is not essential enough to be put in here (no offense ) Just to keep it clean and get to the point: performance. you can add one string into /system/build.prop by root explorer. Just add one new string at bottom of build.prop. This string is:
Nice info
but AFAIK Zeppelinrox told us that if Supercharger loaded correctly, the above is not necessary. so make sure first about the Script Manager and if it still fail, follow coolkaas suggestion.
for me, I got about 64mb ram on average.
so how much free ram do you get on start up?50mb is the RAM, 150 is the hard drive.
About 80mb, once used it will be about 64mb. But it is still much better than when I was using x10 mini pro, back then only about 20mb left from my ram, resulting so many swapping.
are you talking about RAM? that's quite alot :0 yeah with no Facebook or YM or etc, it is achievable.
