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Root [MOD] PurePerformances X @ XDA

Frank The Tank

Frank The Tank

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BudGreen24 on zte warp forums posted this earlier. I thought Id try it out and to my surprise, It actually worked great. :D
Battery life is at least 30% better. :rock:
apps and webpages are loading faster.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2360670

It has received many positive responses so far... But there were also several negatives as well.:confused:

I thought Id share this with you guys, I've flashed it and it works on the sequent. It works great. Im using superr rom 2 and I flashed the stock rom zip. Unless your running Jelly Beer, Cm10 or cm10.1, then flash the stock rom.
If you try it, let me know what you think. :smokingsomb:
 
One more thing.
Upon restart
CWM is going to ask you about a new recovery flash. Dont disable it.

You should be good to go.
 
smartmanvartan said:
The recovery flak it warns you about could be necessary...it can be a bank for to initd
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Hmm...ill try it the other way.
What exactly are you saying though?
I disabled it and it seems to go good on my phone.
Man, and it doesn't say anything about that on the xda page. It says just flash.
 
its probably because it has install-recovery.sh in it somewhere some mods include this (not sure why) id say just stick with disabling the recovery flash. As far as init.d support i was planning on hitting up shinru sometime this week to ask him about the possibility of it :D

*Edit downloading it now to take a peek under the hood
 
Sorry I should have been more specific... The install-recovery.sh can be used as a back door to system tweaks on ROMs that don't have init.d... if your ROM has init.d support, you don't need it... it is more for stock ROMs

HTML: 
#!/system/bin/sh
 
this includes crossbreeder and init.d files. but does the stock sequent kernel have init.d support? i didnt think it did. Maybe dtm could make the needed edits to the new kernel so we could get full benefits of this mod if the kernel doesnt already support it that is

Code: 
#!/system/bin/sh
# init.d support
run-parts /system/etc/init.d/
/system/etc/CrossBreeder/busybox start-stop-daemon -o -S -b -x /system/etc/CrossBreeder/zzCrossBreeder &
was that what you were trying to post? If so looks like your right it needs to be flashed to enable crossbreeder
 
Lol like smartman said, even though cwm warned you about the new recovery flash, it doesn't mean that it will actually flash the recovery. Its a way to get init.d on phones that don't fully support the mod. If you disable the flash warning in cwm after installing the zip the mod won't take place and your imagination is just fooling you thinking that the mod is actually working. I believe Dtms kernel does have init.d support so if you're running his kernel its fine to disable the flash warning but if you're not running his kernel do not disable the flash warning.


EDIT: NVM dtms kernel doesn't have init.d support, its not listed in his features list and I'm too lazy to check manually lol. Just don't disable the flash recovery crap that cwm warns you and the mod will work and no new recovery will be flashed.
 
chevanlol360 said:
Lol like smartman said, even though cwm warned you about the new recovery flash, it doesn't mean that it will actually flash the recovery. Its a way to get init.d on phones that don't fully support the mod. If you disable the flash warning in cwm after installing the zip the mod won't take place and your imagination is just fooling you thinking that the mod is actually working. I believe Dtms kernel does have init.d support so if you're running his kernel its fine to disable the flash warning but if you're not running his kernel do not disable the flash warning.


EDIT: NVM dtms kernel doesn't have init.d support, its not listed in his features list and I'm too lazy to check manually lol. Just don't disable the flash recovery crap that cwm warns you and the mod will work and no new recovery will be flashed.
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Ill edit my post. Thanks for checking :beer:
 
bcrichster said:
Here ya go. Init-d.APK install/enable, then uninstall after it's done.
http://db.tt/CB6l8qxx
Enables init.d support on stock kernels. Worked on mine...
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It would be better if we could get native init.d support without an apk. Im pretty sure it woulndt take much code to get it up and running but im no kernel cook either. I tried to do it with AK but it failed.:p

chevanlol360 said:
NVM dtms kernel doesn't have init.d support, its not listed in his features list and I'm too lazy to check manually lol.
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Ill run a simple test to check it this afternoon but im pretty sure Serenity doesnt have init.d support (yet)
 
weather you use dsixda kitchen or pimp my rom or the app that brichster suggested, it all pretty much does the same thing.. only difference is that the apks usually only make one int.d folder instead of two...
 
its not just the init.d folder that enables init.d script support you also need a kernel that supports it (Serenity will soon)

the apk simulates kernel support so it enables the scripts. so i guess in a way its similar but id still rather native support then having to go through an apk.
 
The need for two init.d folders happened on the warp1 due to the proper initialization of init.d. some people had scripts that wouldn't wait for a home screen to be loaded, so a couple of people udefb a script to load them in a second folder as a workaround.
 
Frank The Tank said:
BudGreen24 on zte warp forums posted this earlier. I thought Id try it out and to my surprise, It actually worked great. :D
Battery life is at least 30% better. :rock:
apps and webpages are loading faster.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2360670

It has received many positive responses so far... But there were also several negatives as well.:confused:

I thought Id share this with you guys, I've flashed it and it works on the sequent. It works great. Im using superr rom 2 and I flashed the stock rom zip. Unless your running Jelly Beer, Cm10 or cm10.1, then flash the stock rom.
If you try it, let me know what you think. :smokingsomb:
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hi,do you still have this mod on your phone, how has it been so far any issues at all? just wanna hear some feedback since it seems ur the only one that tried it thanks.
 
oh ok, thanks for the info, was thinking about trying it but like you there's a bunch of ppl reporting problems with it on the xda dev good thing read about it thanks.
 
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