I would say the best way is a nandroid, fresh install, restore.
How are file duplicates handled during restore? That seems as dirty as a dirty flash.
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I would say the best way is a nandroid, fresh install, restore.
How are file duplicates handled during restore? That seems as dirty as a dirty flash.
It formats your data and restores the backup. You don't get new updated files, but they are more than likely already updated by you.
Just backup/restore data only
r91 with the new google play store is out. I found a picture of negamann online:
OK, I'm on r91, and I must say, your tip has saved me over an hour...thanks!!!
One thing I've noticed though, and I've only been on r91 for 5 minutes now...
Some of Kernel Tuner's settings were remembered, but most of them went back to the default. I had to tweak the frequencies and change governors...but the capacitive button backlight intensity was where I had previously set it. Also, the fast charge was off...and if memory serves me, it's on by default. All the MPDECISION stuff went back to default as well. I've got everything back to the way I want it.
I've never used the advanced backup/restore before so that was something new for me.
Thanks again for a MONSTER of a ROM.
I was thinking about your issues. I think you are overthinking the whole thing. This ROM runs spectacular without making any changes to MPDECISION. When you do get up and running just leave it alone. Adjust your CPU speeds and governors to where you want them . Choose init'd script under restore settings after reboot. Don't link both cores either. I have never had any issues at all. NEVER. You do seem to have a fair amount of issues on a regular basis. Please don't take this the wrong way. I am only trying to help.
I can't leave the MPDECISION alone. I refuse to leave the default value of 500ms in there for the Service Start Delay. Also, after restoring back to r89, I get the Kernel Tuner has been granted SU permission statement all the time. This CANNOT be related to MPDECISION settings...as with r89, I am running it my way, and it runs flawlessly.
I'd rather try to figure out why KT isn't being granted SU permission...and I know it's not the MPDECISION. I will try the init.d thing you mentioned, as I've always left that setting at the default of "On Boot Completed" (which has never caused an issue in the past with SU)
EDIT: I'm going to start fresh but not restore the data partition to see if Kernel Tuner behaves differently. I'll even leave the MPDECISION alone..... for now
EDIT AGAIN: I am bone stock r91 right now, and KT is acting up again as mentioned. When i change settings, I am not getting the KT has been granted SU permission message. IIRC, almost every setting change you make brings up that message. I'm not getting that message. To be sure I'm not going crazy, I just restored my NAND for r89, and if I change the governor then go back a page, I get the message about KT being granted SU permission. That doesn't happen with r91. I can change the governor, and go back a page, and nothing is stated about SU permissions.
If I so much as open the options for MPDECISION, and hit cancel, I get the SU permission message on r89...not so with r91. The same is true for the GPU settings. I don't even have to change the settings, I simply hit cancel, and that message is displayed. This isn't happening on r91.
As a reminder, this is bone stock r91. I haven't done anything to it. Can anyone else try this out for me and report back?
That's very strange. Next time you flash fresh, let it stay booted for 10 minutes, then reboot and try kernel tuner. Also you should get a kernel tuner grant message when you first unlock the phone after first boot. I see it every time I flash fresh(which is every time because I have to make sure it boots before I release it)
Palmetto Fellow, is this what you're looking for?
Dev-Host - The Ultimate Free File Hosting / File Sharing Service
That looks like it. I'll give it a whirl when I get home. Thanks!
I'm now running r91 with the previous version of kernel tuner. Works like a charm so far. I even did the data partition restore...
good btw kernel tuner JUST released another update.
You could reinstall AdAway? It takes 2 seconds to download/install and 3 seconds to update
IMO adaway is better than adfree since it is open source and has been updated to add a new host file source since Google dropped it from the Play Store. By comparison the official adfree page still links to the Play Store.Is that the same thing as AdFree? Also, how do I install it in /data the way Nega did. I'd also be interested in knowing why it's going into /data. I assume it installed in /system before?
Where do your downloaded apps install to generally speaking? /data?
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