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One Click Lag Fix actually works

Drybones5

Drybones5

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Download from the market
Make sure busybox is installed

The app allows one click root and unroot

make sure phone is rooted

Check free space make sure there is a gig of free space on data

Press OneClickLagFix V1+

if it fails, close the app and try again

If it succeeds your phone will turn off.

Reboot the phone, sometimes the screen will be blank and sometimes won't show the button lights. This is normal. Hold down the lock button until a boot happens or remove the battery and put it back in and boot.

Boot should load. Ta-da your phone now has an EXT2 File System to increase read and write and other stuff. Go ahead, benchmark it with quadrant.



Scan for market app download
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Also the first time I got 2267 on the benchmark.
 
Does this lag fix speed up the media scanner as well? Because my media scanner typically takes 6+ minutes after I unmount the SD card(s). Errrr...so frustrating! :mad:
 
quadrant scores dont really mean anything since the lag fixes inflate the I/O scores. im overclocked to 1.2 GHz running SRE and the I9000 JM6 firmware and i only get 2087 in quadrant. despite that my phone is running the fastest it ever has even when i was getting higher quadrant scores with it not being overclocked and on the JH2 or JH3 captivate firmwares.

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I got scared for a bit because the screen was blank after 2 reboots. But the battery removing did the trick after the second try. Will this affect the froyo update? I only have 450 megs now.
 
Maybe a redundant question, but what's the best way to take a screenshot? As in, which app would be the best for it?
 
Does this root the phone too? Or are there several different fixes in the APK?

Root + Superuser - The APK includes an update.zip that will root+superuser your device. Android 2.1 does not support auto-running/recovery mode from apps, so you will have to manually enter recovery mode. Android 2.2 does support this, so it may be added in the future.
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THis is awesome. I started with an unrooted phone and within 5 minutes, my phone is snappy and running 2200+ on quadrant.
Now I just have to figure out how to get rid of this bloatware, wireless tether, etc.
Thanks a ton guys, nice work.
 
Loco Leeep said:
THis is awesome. I started with an unrooted phone and within 5 minutes, my phone is snappy and running 2200+ on quadrant.
Now I just have to figure out how to get rid of this bloatware, wireless tether, etc.
Thanks a ton guys, nice work.
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So this does it all, starting from an unrooted phone automatically? That's great!
 
ok when i do the check free space....its saying i have 236mb out of 1917mb.....am i supossed to have an external sd card or wut....guess what i want to know is where do i go to delete and get extra memory
 
wow...this really does work extremely well!

i had to pull the battery before it would restart

edit: can't get my third party font to reload. It shows up in settings as selected, but it won't actually change from the default font. I reinstalled, reset to default, and rebooted between each step. I don't really care, but I did drop one hard earned dollar on this font and now I can't use it :(

even still the benefits of this outweigh that cost a hundred times over
 
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