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Root [Boost Mobile] The Alien Kernel by Dm47021 Updated to 3.0....gosh i update alot

how was your alien abduction experience


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I have never used otg but isn't that like video out through USB or somethin?

No it's to use USB peripherals like flash drives, card readers, and keyboards with a cheap little adapter. I want it to control my DSLR. I use my tablet now but it would be so much easier with my phone.
 
No it's to use USB peripherals like flash drives, card readers, and keyboards with a cheap little adapter. I want it to control my DSLR. I use my tablet now but it would be so much easier with my phone.

Much better info. It would be cool. Ive got a rubber roll-up keyboard id carry if it could be made to work.
 
No it's to use USB peripherals like flash drives, card readers, and keyboards with a cheap little adapter. I want it to control my DSLR. I use my tablet now but it would be so much easier with my phone.

I wouldn't know lol, my tablet has full size USB 2.0 ports along with full size HDMI port, full size SD card support and a standard micro USB port. My tab is king lol.
 
I wouldn't know lol, my tablet has full size USB 2.0 ports along with full size HDMI port, full size SD card support and a standard micro USB port. My tab is king lol.

Lucky. Mine just has the micro USB port.
 
For some reason when I flashed this kernel I lose my root permission and I'm not able to set the clock speed or open any app that requires root any ideas, I have tried cleaning the caches and fixing permissions
 
For some reason when I flashed this kernel I lose my root permission and I'm not able to set the clock speed or open any app that requires root any ideas, I have tried cleaning the caches and fixing permissions

That doesnt make any sense...
but go ahead and flash this file SuperUser.zip in recovery. It should
restore your root permissions
 
Sweet!!! Zram is now working...had to disable swapfile first then setup zram and then i was able to re-enable swapfile...

When I first tried to enable zram it still hung on mkswap...so they do have to be setup in order
 
Sweet!!! Zram is now working...had to disable swapfile first then setup zram and then i was able to re-enable swapfile...

When I first tried to enable zram it still hung on mkswap...so they do have to be setup in order


Can you show mw what you did..m ill make a propper scipt to do it
 
Can you show mw what you did..m ill make a propper scipt to do it


Using adb I did...
Swapoff /data/swapfile
Echo "67108864" > /system/block/zram0/disksize
Mkswap /dev/block/zram0
Swapon /dev/block/zram0
Swapon /data/swapfile

Now have working swapfile and zram swaps...

To script it you just have to enable zram first
 
To enable Zram,

type this in either adb, or the android terminal

echo $((64*1024*1024)) > /sys/block/zram0/disksize

that will create a 64mb Zram Device.


here is the zram script you download, 05zram
copy to /system/etc/init.d


rename 05swapon to 06swapon and there ya go
 
No it's to use USB peripherals like flash drives, card readers, and keyboards with a cheap little adapter. I want it to control my DSLR. I use my tablet now but it would be so much easier with my phone.

ZOMFGWTFBBQ THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!!!!!! The final wall between "ZTE Warp" and "laptop computer" will be torn down at last!! :-D lol
 
I've seen him do an ipod but never an ipad that would be awesome. (blending a prevail would rule though too, my fiances is a pain in the butt)
 
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