Root V6 script question...

[DaRayvn]

does anyone get theirs to say Hard to Kill??? i've done the process 3 times in a row and it just keeps saying Bulletproof.....

 

[9to5cynic]

I'm hard to kill.

Are you using Script Manager to do it? that's what I did, then I picked 8.

 

[DaRayvn]

I'm hard to kill.

Are you using Script Manager to do it? that's what I did, then I picked 8.

yup, i followed that video in, the V6 Supercharger script thread....did it exactly as shown, and it just comes up bulletproof

 

[9to5cynic]

Hmm.. Destiny perhaps?

 

[DaRayvn]

Hmm.. Destiny perhaps?

lol starting to seem that way

 

[Sarge1721]

does anyone get theirs to say Hard to Kill??? i've done the process 3 times in a row and it just keeps saying Bulletproof.....

You're good to go. It's just an updated version of the script. I run this script every time I flash a ROM and it works awesome!! Enjoy!!

 

[MizzouBrent]

So after you run the script, what else do you have to do? I looked in my /data folder on my SD card and I don't see that it put a file there that I can choose to run on boot so that the script stays active.

 

[DaRayvn]

So after you run the script, what else do you have to do? I looked in my /data folder on my SD card and I don't see that it put a file there that I can choose to run on boot so that the script stays active.

http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-all...of-launchers-only-android-memory-fixer-2.html


scroll all the way to the bottom and you'll see a link to a video on youtube with a guy showing you exactly what to do step by step....

 

[dustwun77]

So after you run the script, what else do you have to do? I looked in my /data folder on my SD card and I don't see that it put a file there that I can choose to run on boot so that the script stays active.

I think it is persistent. When I have run it again, at a later date, I see that when it lists the before and after changes it made in memory, the readings are the same, ie, no change, so I think it it there without the script 'staying active'

 

[9to5cynic]

The guide I followed actually said something about not setting it to boot. What you do is after a reboot, re-run the script. If the freemins or whatever are the same as the option you chose (or it says something obvious like "hard to kill") then you're good.