I searched on google to find out how to know whether JIT is on.
The only information I can find is to look at build.prop.
There's nothing all all regarding dalvik.vm.execution-mode inside build.prop?
I can find nativehelper.so in /system/lib.
I have added dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:jit to build.prop..
So the question is how do I know JIT is ON??
I'm on:
Android Version: 2.3.6
Build # : GINGERBEAD.DXKT5
BaseBand : S5830DXKT4
Any help would be appreciated.
PropModder has such a value editor
Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
Related
http://www.lg-p500.ru/2011/09/sunfire-u700s-by-snegovik.html
And now it features:
# Android 2.3.3 (based on the Russian firmware V20D )
# kernel from Franco
# root-law and BusyBox
# Deodex & Zipalign Application
# Important Google-services and applications submitted and updated
# Removed many unnecessary applications
Avtorazgon # CPU: Display ON: 245 / 729 / SmartassV2 Display OFF : 245 / 320 / InteractiveX Modification # ramdisk # enclosing various scripts # Includes tweaks in local.prop # file has been modified build.prop # Host file has been modified from 17.09.2011 # The mode Ad-hoc to Wi-Fi # Patched file libsqlite # Changed the standard keyboard # Binary to change the acceleration ( CPUCLOCK ) # Changed the boot-animation # PowerMenu present # Change sound: loading of the system, the battery is discharged, the notice # and many other features to describe them is not necessary!
U700S
Firmware is fully assembled on Ubuntu
is based on Flash V20D
nucleus of franco
ported an application from Optimus Net
Updated Market to 3.1.5
Updated YouTube to 02/02/16
Changed binary kernel under Franco
Display ON: 245/729/SmartassV2
Display OFF: 245/320/InteractiveX
Added new scripts
to the new tweaks local.prop
Hosts file of 17 September
Heap size = 48
Removed all unnecessary sounds
Changed animation downloads
Changed up sound, tone, messages, battery
Removed unnecessary applications
Someone tried it ? It is based on the nev V20G.
any bugs??
hi my guys
i've a silly question! coz im a Noob
lemme explain what is my mean:
custom kernels supports init.d and we can create own tweaks and save these files into init.d directory,
for example this one :
vm.dirty_ratio=20;
i found dirty_ratio in /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio.
but when i open this file with text viewer , i see another value for this parameter!
like this : 35
and other parameters that we can write in initd tweak files!
every time i change values , when i open original file in /proc/sys/vm/ i see constant values! ( for example 35 for dirty_ratio )
i think ROM or some apps control this parameter!
it means if we change this parameters for customization , we cant see any changes!
emmm , jelly sandwich - maxio made - custom rom control this parameters??????
or you have same problems with all ROMS???????
or this is a common situation??????
sorry for poor english!
My Device : Xperia Ray
ROM : Jelly Sandwich 8.5
Kernel : Advanced Stock.587
Unlocked , Rooted!
Maybe the init.d script not properly created..init.d script must have execution lines in the script and # symbol.
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yamin8000 said:
hi my guys
i've a silly question! coz im a Noob
lemme explain what is my mean:
custom kernels supports init.d and we can create own tweaks and save these files into init.d directory,
for example this one :
vm.dirty_ratio=20;
i found dirty_ratio in /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio.
but when i open this file with text viewer , i see another value for this parameter!
like this : 35
and other parameters that we can write in initd tweak files!
every time i change values , when i open original file in /proc/sys/vm/ i see constant values! ( for example 35 for dirty_ratio )
i think ROM or some apps control this parameter!
it means if we change this parameters for customization , we cant see any changes!
emmm , jelly sandwich - maxio made - custom rom control this parameters??????
or you have same problems with all ROMS???????
or this is a common situation??????
sorry for poor english!
My Device : Xperia Ray
ROM : Jelly Sandwich 8.5
Kernel : Advanced Stock.587
Unlocked , Rooted!
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You can check your init.d scripts with script manager (or something similar) before you jam them into the init.d folder. This way you can test them with out having to reboot your device. There is a pretty good tut for init.d from irridaki here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1422061 It is mostly for getting init.d to work on stock roms...but it should work on custom roms as long as there is init.d support....
to change a value in /proc you have to use:
Code:
echo [I]value[/I] > /proc/[I]path/to/file[/I]
so in your case it's
Code:
echo 20 > /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio
Haaop said:
to change a value in /proc you have to use:
Code:
echo [I]value[/I] > /proc/[I]path/to/file[/I]
so in your case it's
Code:
echo 20 > /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio
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thnx man
yes, i saw this pattern for setting values to parameters
ill check it plus will tell u the feedback
Hi All ,
So when you type *#12580*369# you get into an android configuration view screen:
"Main version
AP: I9300XXXXXX
CP: I9300XXXXXX
CSC: I9300YYYYYY
RF cal: [Date]
HW Rev: MP X.X00 (i.e. 1.400)"
I would like to change the HW Rev value to something else, but i can't find it's property in /system/build.prop
Does anyone know where that string is being saved and loaded while entering the screen above ?
Thanks
Idan
idanohh said:
Hi All ,
So when you type *#12580*369# you get into an android configuration view screen:
"Main version
AP: I9300XXXXXX
CP: I9300XXXXXX
CSC: I9300YYYYYY
RF cal: [Date]
HW Rev: MP X.X00 (i.e. 1.400)"
I would like to change the HW Rev value to something else, but i can't find it's property in /system/build.prop
Does anyone know where that string is being saved and loaded while entering the screen above ?
Thanks
Idan
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You can't change that.
dkionline said:
You can't change that.
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It's a piece of software that shows that number so why can't i trace it and manipulate it ?
even if it's a hardware call, it must be done via some kind of cli application.
idanohh said:
Hi All ,
Idan
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idanohh said:
It's a piece of software that shows that number so why can't i trace it and manipulate it ?
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hello
i,m also searching for this issue , did you found something ?
Is there anyone know where ti find explanation about debug.composition.type on build.prop..
Because my stockrom (AOSP 4.0.3) has two lines :
debug.composition.type.7x27=mdp
debug.composition.type.7x25=mdp
debug.sf.hw=1
I've ever searched about that and found an anwer that we can't have those two lines in properties.. and the default setting for rendering is using gpu .. (debug.sf.hw=1)
I'm still confused about that..
So i mean if the rendering is set by default (by using gpu).. do i need thay line (debug.composition.type....)?
Then i also found these (gpu,cpu,mdp,c2d,c2q,hw..) for the value of debug composition type..
What is the difference of them?
any thread that i can read abot that.?
Thanks before.
Sorry, i made a wrong in writig the prop.
This this the correct one :
(From build.prop)
debug.composition.7x27A.type=c2q
debug.composition.7x25A.type=mdp
debug.sf.hw=1
how to change the name which is shown under kernel version
for eg "kernel version
2.6.35.7
[email protected]"
iam compiling kernel ,tell me what do i edit to change '[email protected]'
to my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
roshan77ss said:
how to change the name which is shown under kernel version
for eg "kernel version
2.6.35.7
[email protected]"
iam compiling kernel ,tell me what do i edit to change '[email protected]'
to my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
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You can't change it unless you're building the kernel. The version is hardcoded into your zImage.
When building, in .config change the
Code:
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION=""
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=y
Setting it via menuconfig is easier.
Menuconfig>general setup>local version
MasterAwesome said:
You can't change it unless you're building the kernel. The version is hardcoded into your zImage.
When building, in .config change the CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
Setting it via menuconfig is easier.
Menuconfig>general setup>local version
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my device kernel sources dont support menu config,
after changing CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
where will i put my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
roshan77ss said:
my device kernel sources dont support menu config,
after changing CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
and set
CONFIG_AUTOAPPEND=true
where will i put my custom name
iam so poor that i cannot even pay attention in class
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Code:
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION=""EnterVersionHere""
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=y
add those to lines to .config and make.