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INT.D support for ANY rom

init.d is pretty outdated and mostly unused at this time but su.d has taken over to do same thing quite well (FYI). I haven't used init.d since like KK/LP..
 
So basically you are saying that this will improve the performance of anyone running a rooted phone with a 7-year-old OS?

@SPEEDEVS , while we appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to help, you simply can't make broad sweeping statements that these mods work on most devices when you've only ever tested them on a few. It could cause serious problems for people without a lot of experience.

Honestly, no one should be making modifications to their OS unless they know EXACTLY what it does and what it contains.
 
lunatic59 said:
So basically you are saying that this will improve the performance of anyone running a rooted phone with a 7-year-old OS?

@SPEEDEVS , while we appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to help, you simply can't make broad sweeping statements that these mods work on most devices when you've only ever tested them on a few. It could cause serious problems for people without a lot of experience.

Honestly, no one should be making modifications to their OS unless they know EXACTLY what it does and what it contains.
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but is not a flashable tweaks just copy and paste and create a folder called int.d and set read and write if anny isues just delete the folder and the su.d is build.prop tweaks this isntit sir it just a speed up tweaks that runs diffrently
 
lunatic59 said:
So basically you are saying that this will improve the performance of anyone running a rooted phone with a 7-year-old OS?

@SPEEDEVS , while we appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to help, you simply can't make broad sweeping statements that these mods work on most devices when you've only ever tested them on a few. It could cause serious problems for people without a lot of experience.

Honestly, no one should be making modifications to their OS unless they know EXACTLY what it does and what it contains.
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but someone can test with his mtk phone and check if it works for him and first backup or a test device or through android studio emulator just thinking it may work
 
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