drewhill77
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If you're having issues with loopysmoothness interfering with other scripts trying to run at the same time you can always add a sleep command and make it wait for a period of time before initializing.
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If you're having issues with loopysmoothness interfering with other scripts trying to run at the same time you can always add a sleep command and make it wait for a period of time before initializing.
Really ,how do you do that?
Open the script with a text editor and at the top under #!/system/bin add the line sleep "X"...x being how long you want it to wait in seconds.
Open the script with a text editor and at the top under #!/system/bin add the line sleep "X"...x being how long you want it to wait in seconds.
OK at the top of this script already has that says sleep 90.
Thanks for the info.
Lol...sorry spoke before actually looking at the script myself. Cut the Loopysmootheness part and paste it in at the bottom of the script. If you're still having issues add sleep command just before loopysmoothness. Also you can delete that sleep 90 at the top of the script...i see no reason for it to wait before running.
OK so did you try it out if you did what do you think?
Didn't try it but I did look through the script. I like the concept of having all of your init routines under one script... but at the same time I like having them each separate so I can add and remove what I like...What would really make this rock would be to have a script to configure all of those settings similar to what v6supercharger has with the option of turning on and off different sections.

Lol at some point yes... I have a couple other projects I'm working on now. My own rom, a script to enable/disable swap and set vm controls and a script to read init.d and enable/diasable scripts in there to name a few. Not to mention i have a wife, 4 kids and a 12hr a day day job lol. But I will look into it as i have time. I should also probably note that I am new to bash scripting and some of these scripts may take time to put out as I am learning![]()
for noob you can take out the loopy smoothness and swap partition parts
also, it looks like the move dalvik is in there twice, plus by default dalvik is already in data so I don't think we need that either...
otherwise nice looking script, I was playing with the smurf script a while back but got sidertracked, seems like you are pickup up the two areas I haven't had much time for yet for n00b LOL init.d and build.prop
props to ya'll
do you need to know the permissions for the init.d folder or for the scripts inside? anyway you can set the scripts inside to 0 2000 755 or 0755. either one will work.
I don't wanna sound stupid but I don't understand that ,lol can you give me letters like rw ect.....
0 is root 2000 is terminal 755 is rwxr-xr-x 0755 is root-root rwxr-xr-x or you can do rwxrwxrwx