[Tutorial]Sysctl and you, A guide to better preformance and battery life.

[Jboxen]

I must be tired or something, you need to deleted those pound signs before each line.

 

[Tillyswilly]

Can't delete the # signs

Don't blame me my head and hands posted it.

 

[Tillyswilly]

Ok got it....this look right? did it using jrummy OC app

Don't blame me my head and hands posted it.

 

[Jboxen]

No, the mod hasn't been applied, however your sysctl.conf file is correct. Go to liberty toolbox>Liberty Mods>Build Propeties>File Editor>/data/liberty/init.d.conf>SYSTCL(should be at the bottom) set that value from 0 to 1
The press menu>save.
Reboot and try the script again then post it on here.

 

[Tillyswilly]

Ok I changed it in the toolbox settings and I think it worked this time

Don't blame me my head and hands posted it.

 

[Jboxen]

There it is, your all set now.

 

[troutbeck27]

OK I thinking of trying this but before I do a couple of quick ?s, and please feel free to correct me if I am wrong with what I post.

1. If I am not using Droid Overclock then I do not need to do anything other than enter the values using Liberty Toolbox, is this correct?

2. If I am wrong regarding question #1, what other features/benefits will I see making the appropriate changes using the Root Explorer option?

Thanks,

Troutbeck27

 

[Jboxen]

I don't know what the extra additions will give you using the root explorer method. I got all of my information somewhere else. But yes, you should be able to just use the Liberty toolbox if your not running Droid Overclock and you can test to make sure it worked.

 

[troutbeck27]

OK maybe features/benefits wasn't the right term to use, but in your original post you mentioned something about "additional mods"

 

[Jboxen]

Yes, the additional mods that I pulled from the blog I have linked at the top of the post.

 

[troutbeck27]

when you do the sysctl -a | grep vm how would i get the straight line because i cant go into symbols
EDIT: unless its the button in the top left corner with the line and arrow

You'll need to use the onscreen keyboard for that symbol.

how do I access the onscreen keyboard from terminal?

 

[Jboxen]

Hold down the menu softkey until it pops up.

 

[spaz33g]

Press and hold the menu button when the device is closed.

tappin and a talkin

 

[troutbeck27]

OK this is what i typed

sysctl -a l (with the right key through the on screen keyboard) grep vm

then i got syntax error "l" unexpected

 

[Jboxen]

Did you reboot before trying the script?