[SCRIPTS init.d] Speedy Gonzales v1.0 - Motorola Droid X2

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Background (You can skip this if you want.)
Lots and lots and lots of research has gone into these scripts. Probably over 6 months. They are very well polished. I had done some emailing with a few Android engineers over at Sony as well and asked them what they thought about my main script, so thanks goes to them, for helping me out on a few things. I don't take all credit; credit is due where credit is due. I have changed, changed, and re-changed values, numbers, whatever, playing with what works and what doesn't, what helps and what doesn't.
If you want to, you can open them up in notepad++ and read the comments I added in as I researched what many of the functions did, some are interesting. These scripts save a heck of a lot of battery as well. I never get down to 30 percent or lower anymore unless I haven't charged for like 22 hours. I use my phone a lot. I run a business, I am constantly texting, using 3G and wifi, playing with new things, calling people, receiving calls, and listening to music.
Let me know if you have any suggestions, complaints, problems. Let me know what your results are. Do you notice a different? Or no?
Requirements
A box of donuts to mail to me (optional)
Busybox 1.18.4 (check this!! Market App "Busybox" will tell you)
init.d exploit by navenedrob
Gingerbread
Feautres
Remounts partitions for less overhead
Speeds up internet and tcp stack
Optimizes kernel and memory management
Reduces lagtime
ZipAligns your apks at boot up (takes about 1.5 seconds)
Sets proper priorities for processes--Fixes audio popping, cracklying, etc when playing music, receiving a phone call, etc.
Majorly reduces lagtime when using stock keyboard and swype
Dialer/call screen opens pretty much instantly when you receive a call
Deep sleeper agent that sets max cpu to 456mhz while screen off
Incorporates SuperCharger OOM groupings fix and memory settings
Installation (Please read entire section.)
Attached to this thread are two zip files. One is flashable, one is not. Do not try to flash the non-flashable one (why would you do this anyway?!?!).
You may flash the flashable one, -or- unzip the other and use a file manager like root explorer to copy to /system/etc/init.d. Just depends on your comfort level. Just be sure that if you copy manually, that you check the permissions.
Do not use kickass kernel, s00, or super charger with my scripts, as mine already contain what those do. Delete them before hand, or just flash the flashable zip and all will be good (it does the leg work for you).
To make sure it's working, reboot once or twice, then, navigate to /data using file explorer, scroll all the way down, and you should see "zipalign-dataapp.log." If you do, congratulations, everything is working properly, if not try the flashable zip.
Press thanks!

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This is literally amazing. I CANNOT get my music to skip NO MATTER what I do to the phone! Before all I would only have to get on the web browser and the music would skip horribly!
My phone literally is amazingly fast now! Thank you SO much!
EDIT: I take back my original statement. Sometimes starting up programs does make the music skip, and when loading full heavy websites it sometimes skips.

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This sounds promising, would a custom rom like Eclipse benefit from these changes also?
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Wow I got fm radio to load 35 stations.
Thank you!!!!
BTW any way to pipe fm radio to BT?

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can someone post how to install\flash\run this....as well as the init.d hack. I have neither. I am on stock OTA rooted thanks to the one click.

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Codiusprime said:
This sounds promising, would a custom rom like Eclipse benefit from these changes also?
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Yes it most definitely would!

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Thanks! Can't wait to flash it.
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nerdslogic said:
can someone post how to install\flash\run this....as well as the init.d hack. I have neither. I am on stock OTA rooted thanks to the one click.
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You flash the init.d hack in recovery like you would a ROM. Not sure on this, but I would imagine you run it from script manager.
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flashing the init.d doesn't affect anything that I would notice?

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what version of the init.d does this work best with?

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Very confused. We flash the flashable one in recovery, and then we do what with the init.d?
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Epicardium said:
Very confused. We flash the flashable one in recovery, and then we do what with the init.d?
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1. Flash the latest init.d hack in recovery to create the init.d folder in system/etc & to edit the script that loads at boot up. The script directs the system to run whatever is in the init.d folder at boot.
2. Flash the o.p.'s flashable zip in recovery to put his script in the init.d folder that you just created with step#1.
Or, you can unzip the o.p.'s other file & use a file explorer to manually copy his script into the init.d folder. It just depends on your comfort level & personal preferences.
3. Reboot & you should reap the rewards of overmind's & navendrob's hard work.
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Guys have to start reading before asking 20 questions. The initit.d hack will add /initial.d/ to your /system/. It will also load a default script into said folder. This hack allows the phone to run scripts in the initit.d folder on startup. No need for run at boot in script manager Anymore. Copy these to the same folder and get rid of the default script that came with init.d and these will be working for you. But please read before asking the same questions over and over... thanks for the awesome work overmind
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thanks for the clarification. I just wasn't following all of this.

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So flash this over Eclipse which I have running navendrob's hack v5 for maximum benefit correct?
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Epicardium said:
Very confused. We flash the flashable one in recovery, and then we do what with the init.d?
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That's it. The init.d is for those that don't want to flash and would rather copy the files over manually. sorry for the confusion!! Don't download both.
Mike
Tapin' the talk from my Droid x2.

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Flashed this with Tenfars ClockworkMod recovery and in my /etc/init.d folder I have:
01tweaks
02setrenice
75zipalign
80DeepSleeper
98kickasskernel
99SuperCharger
S00tweks
This is correct I am assuming. If not what do others have? Phones running great. Deleted script manager.

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How are your phones running everyone?? Let me know! Have you been getting better battery life? Does your phone fly? Or have you not noticed a difference at all?
Also, to answer the questions about which init.d hack, the latest works best. I have found that with the load pia hack (the first one he posted) the scripts were still running when you got to the lock screen. So just use the latest of his hack.
I'm really interested to know if this solves your audio popping and crackling when playing music, etc. please report on this. If not, there are some values I can modify. I know this was a big concern to users once they upgraded to Gingerbread (me included).
These scripts benefit every ROM.
ROM makers: Feel free to bake these in your roms, just be sure to give proper credit in your change log or whatever.
I apologize if any part of my instructions were not clear for any of you. I'd be happy to answer any questions anyone has. Using Swype right now and it's just flying through my words.
Mike
Tapin' the talk from my Droid x2.

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0vermind said:
I'm really interested to know if thus solves your audio popping and crackling when playing music, etc. please report on this. If not, there are some values I can modify. I know this was a big concern to users one they upgraded to Gingerbread (me included).
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It has improved, but I still get audio skips when loading applications or browsing heavy websites. (not NEARLY as much though)

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Mandelbrot.Benoit said:
Flashed this with Tenfars ClockworkMod recovery and in my /etc/init.d folder I have:
01tweaks
02setrenice
75zipalign
80DeepSleeper
98kickasskernel
99SuperCharger
S00tweks
This is correct I am assuming. If not what do others have? Phones running great. Deleted script manager.
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Delete/move kick ass kernel and s00, those are included, and will conflict and won't provide you maximum performance.
Mike
Tapin' the talk from my Droid x2.
Mike
Tapin' the talk from my Droid x2.