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[RobertWhitten87]

I ran them through init.d but the flashable scripts don't work for that. He doesn't have the permissions set right for the 90module file. You could also use rom tool box to run on boot with them, but the governer wouldn't be there for the toolbox to enable it.

[Brad92]

Per Whirleyes at XDA "you have to use init.d or custom init to have it persist".....Not sure how that's done but that's what he says....lol

Yeah that's why I was curious since the I haven't really seen init.d on the Razr like I had with my X.

I'll have to mess with it

[Brad92]

I ran them through init.d but the flashable scripts don't work for that. He doesn't have the permissions set right for the 90module file. You could also use rom tool box to run on boot with them, but the governer wouldn't be there for the toolbox to enable it.

I noticed that on the module. I've loaded govs manually in terminal before, so that's no big deal. They showed up in ROM Toolbox without loading them manually, so that surprised me

[RobertWhitten87]

Yeah that's why I was curious since the I haven't really seen init.d on the Razr like I had with my X.

I'll have to mess with it

I'm running .214 on simplexrom 1.0.1,
It has init.d support, and that file is located at \etc\init.d\
the file the flashable zips drop off in there is 90module and it should have permissions set to rwxrwxrwx, but the flashable zip only set's it to rw-r--r--, so you just mount system as read/write, and chmod 90module to 777, and it'll run on bootup everytime.

<-- I'm not a teacher, but that's how I did it.

I noticed that on the module. I've loaded govs manually in terminal before, so that's no big deal. They showed up in ROM Toolbox without loading them manually, so that surprised me

They won't persist through reboot though.

[Brad92]

Actually, it did survive reboot with ROM Toolbox. I'm on Full Throttle AOKP.

[RobertWhitten87]

Ah, maybe they fixed the permission problem then. I did report it on xda. That makes it so much simpler.

[brees75]

Yes, if you flash the new files in the link I posted it will survive reboot, and then you can use Rom Toolbox or SetCPU to enable them

[brees75]

And I can already tell after running about 1 1/2 hours that InteractiveX will extend battery life. Battery drain isn't as steep and the CPU doesn't spike to 1200 every 3-4 seconds like it did with hotplug. Can't wait to try SmartassV2 I had great results with it on my DX.
InteractiveX contains the hotplug tweak that allows one CPU to sleep while the screen is off so that one will have the best battery life most likely

[RobertWhitten87]

And I can already tell after running about 1 1/2 hours that InteractiveX will extend battery life. Battery drain isn't as steep and the CPU doesn't spike to 1200 every 3-4 seconds like it did with hotplug. Can't wait to try SmartassV2 I had great results with it on my DX.
InteractiveX contains the hotplug tweak that allows one CPU to sleep while the screen is off so that one will have the best battery life most likely

I've been running it since about 11 a.m. est. I'm on an og razr with juice defender in a 4g area, and I just hit 79% at 5:43p.m. est. With moderate use. Which is great compared to just stock ics.

[ADIDAS]

I tried seeing them through ROM toolbox but they do not show up. So everyone else does?

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[greek6486]

So far I noticed that using smartass v2 really hurts your performance when using apps, i think it forces the cpu to stay at 300 which is a great battery saving concept but scrolling is painful lol

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[Brad92]

So far I noticed that using smartass v2 really hurts your performance when using apps, i think it forces the cpu to stay at 300 which is a great battery saving concept but scrolling is painful lol

sent from my Razr Maxx running Eclipse ICS

With CPU spy, I have shown a good amount of time on other frequencies and not just 300. Scrolling is pretty normal for me. But my battery has shown improvement in the really short time I've been using it.Edit: my bad

[Brad92]

some of these don't apply to the razr, but this explains governors pretty well:

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[xlehmannx]

Hotplug/noop works best for me

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[streetpounder]

Interactivex and noop seems to be the butter zone for me on eclipse 1.2RC1. Smartass v2 drags on mine... oddly my old moto triumph use to stomp with Smartass v2 and noop. Amazing the variations between hardware and software.

[dccoh]

Since i've started using interactivex i've had times my screen wouldnt come on at all and I needed to reboot. Anyone else?

I have the feeling its just a coincidence though.

[garywojdan81]

Hotplugx/noop seem best for me

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[ebidar]

Since i've started using interactivex i've had times my screen wouldnt come on at all and I needed to reboot. Anyone else?

I have the feeling its just a coincidence though.

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Same thing happened to me. Gonna try hotplugx and noop and see how it goes.

[dccoh]

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Same thing happened to me. Gonna try hotplugx and noop and see how it goes.

Ditto. It happened to me twice so I switched to hotplugx and no issues in the last 12 hours.

Crossing my fingers.

[Nubia1]

Since switching to hot plug and noop :

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