If you don't know what to do with them I suggest you do some research/reading up on editing build props. Not trying to be a **** but you can never know enough about everything lol
Awesome, good work! Another thing while benchmarking, make sure all back ground apps are closed, clear all the ram and let the device sit for 5 mins before you test. Also do not touch the phone while it's benching and try to be in a quiet, cool, dark place.
Down to 94K from 123 K
Just remember not to rely only on benchmark scores, they really don't mean much compared to everyday useage.
I let it sit for a little, then ran it in slightly cooler room --> 129K.
Not really besides just debloating/deleting all the apps you don't use.
The engineering kernels and files are not meant to be released to the public, certain people have access to them for testing, coding, repair, etc... read between the lines. That's one of the reasons rooting using this method has such varied success... there is no 1 "cure-all" solution. Those files aren't really meant to be run for the life of the device by "users" on a daily driver phone. The files that are getting released, are more a less being leaked... not "released". So while "I agree" I hope they do surface sooner rather than later, I completely understand his/their hesitation in releasing them... Just read thru this thread.... some people have had great success, others have had complete failure... Most people don't even want to read thru the OP for details, let alone the thread to gather information.... they just post a question that's been answered before - sometimes right above their post.
or people complain the instructions aren't labelled clearly enough, or links to files aren't easy to find, or using this method cause batteries and screens to burn out... One poster even said his rooted phone worked fine in the house with the AC but failed miserably outside in 80f heat... :crying:
Well said...The engineering kernels and files are not meant to be released to the public, certain people have access to them for testing, coding, repair, etc... read between the lines. That's one of the reasons rooting using this method has such varied success... there is no 1 "cure-all" solution. Those files aren't really meant to be run for the life of the device by "users" on a daily driver phone. The files that are getting released, are more a less being leaked... not "released". So while "I agree" I hope they do surface sooner rather than later, I completely understand his/their hesitation in releasing them... Just read thru this thread.... some people have had great success, others have had complete failure... Most people don't even want to read thru the OP for details, let alone the thread to gather information.... they just post a question that's been answered before - sometimes right above their post.
We all try to assist, we all try to help, we all try to contribute.... but at the end of the day - each user HAS TO PUT IN SOME EFFORT. And everybody HAS to realize, rooting (by any method imho) is always done at the users own risk. There is no guarantee given or implied. Results are obviously going to vary - and for guys who don't understand what they're doing - the results are ALWAYS going to be questionable. ** I AM NOT COMPLAINING ON ANYONE ** I'm just saying having root on this device period has been a stroke of luck with a touch of genuine genius thrown in for good measure (NOT BY ME - BY THE GUYS DOING THE HEAVY LIFTING - THEY KNOW WHO THEY ARE)
I truly hope everyone is able to obtain an acceptable level of performance and usability while gaining root access. That's the goal for everyone in this thread.
When is it slowing down or lagging? If it starts lagging real bad just dirty flash the root.bat.
I highly doubt it, I've been running it since March 26th and haven't had any issues. Everyone should make a habit of rebooting they're phone ATLEAST once every day or couple of days. Usually I boot recovery and wipe cache every other day.
I get that with unrooted stock.
The build.prop edits and instructions are on the last page or the page before. I have my settings at 20 posts per page so it might even be back three pages.
