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GS2KernelWipe Script

Hawker said:
cache and dalvik-cache is no longer wiped These areas are not actually used at all by kernels, so wiping these areas is totally unnecessary.
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I know that the kernel itself doesn't actually use the cache/dalvik but I always thought it was a good idea to wipe them. Don't apps like voltage control and external tweaks have cached info about the kernels, so would it not be beneficial to clear these?
 
/cache certainly isn't necessary Shotty.
I see your point about VC for example, but the script removes voltage control settings anyway. The only possibility perhaps is if you use VC and save the boot settings as a startup service.
 
I've now put up v1.8

Inspired by your words Shotty, it now removes Voltage Control, NSTools and SetCPU dalvik-cache areas specifically.
:)
 
Hawker said:
I've now put up v1.8

Inspired by your words Shotty, it now removes Voltage Control, NSTools and SetCPU dalvik-cache areas specifically.
:)
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Are you competing with gokhanmoral, of Siyah kernel fame, for the most releases in one week? :D

I've given up using NSTools as it doesn't seem to be required with the Siyah kernel and ExTweaks on Battery config... or is it?
 
I think you need NSTools if you want BLN to work for missed calls butty.
I forgot about exTweaks.
Hang fire on downloading 1.8. Download it in 10 minutes or so.... :banghead:

Edit. Ok to download. Now includes ExTweaks.
:)
 
Hawker said:
I've now put up v1.8

Inspired by your words Shotty, it now removes Voltage Control, NSTools and SetCPU dalvik-cache areas specifically.
:)
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You really made changes based on something I said? That's a brave move my friend:stupido3:
 
Hawker, your going from "geek" status to "uber geek"status (and therefore require hero worship).

Seriously, thanks !
 
@ hawker. Do you want me to share links to this on XDA on new Dorimanx kernel support thread.

Thanks again. I've been a fan of your work for a while. And so happy to hear you are using Dorimanx as your kernel and continuing your project.
 
THE RED BLUR said:
@ hawker. Do you want me to share links to this on XDA on new Dorimanx kernel support thread.

Thanks again. I've been a fan of your work for a while. And so happy to hear you are using Dorimanx as your kernel and continuing your project.
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Hi mate
Good to see you on board here.

Yes you can share whatever links you want mate, I'm not fussy! :D
 
Hawker said:
Hi mate
Good to see you on board here.

Yes you can share whatever links you want mate, I'm not fussy! :D
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Thanks buddy :thumbup:;)

Should prove useful and help many users and can be used as part of debug if anyone has issues to see if it resolves it.

I have copied your op and put a link to this thread with credits to you. ;)
 
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