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[timpohladthomas]

Here is a picture of my log cat... However, since I themed the framework I have lost about 1000 points in quadrant... Any help would be awesome.

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[timpohladthomas]

Keeps saying the same thing...

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[ZKK007]

Have you wiped cache and dalvik cache?

[timpohladthomas]

Yeah, tried that... Wiped everything a few times... Now it looks like this.

[timpohladthomas]

Can't post the pic for some reason. But same deal... Quadrant score has gone up about 500 though.

[ZKK007]

What was your process when you themed the framework? Did you keep the old apk and just moved images over? Did you change anything else? (xml, smali, jar, etc)

[timpohladthomas]

I used virtuous ten studios to decompile. Exchange images and then rebuild. Than side load to framework and reboot, and wipe. Reboot

[timpohladthomas]

Could zip aligning it affect it in any way? It did that by default.

[ZKK007]

I used virtuous ten studios to decompile. Exchange images and then rebuild. Than side load to framework and reboot, and wipe. Reboot

Could zip aligning it affect it in any way? It did that by default.

I don't have a Razr M so I do not know for sure the answer for your CPU not sleeping/shutting down one core.

Did you use the "Keep old signatures" option under the build settings in VTS? It is not really recommended pushing the apk once it is complied since the signatures can easily become broken and can create FC's and other issues. If you open the old apk in 7 zip "open as archive" beside the new one, drag and drop the res folder (if you only changed png's) from the new one to the old one. Then use that framework-res.apk in your phone. I would try this and see if anything happens.

But, changing png's shouldn't mess with your cpu at all.

In my experience I have not had issues with zip aligning; however, it is not recommended to use two different kinds of zip aligning. For example, zip aligning the apk before you push it to your phone and also running a zip align script on boot (normally by init.d scripts - common in custom ROMs)

Sorry I can't offer more suggestions.

[timpohladthomas]

I don't have a Razr M so I do not know for sure the answer for your CPU not sleeping/shutting down one core.

Did you use the "Keep old signatures" option under the build settings in VTS? It is not really recommended pushing the apk once it is complied since the signatures can easily become broken and can create FC's and other issues. If you open the old apk in 7 zip "open as archive" beside the new one, drag and drop the res folder (if you only changed png's) from the new one to the old one. Then use that framework-res.apk in your phone. I would try this and see if anything happens.

But, changing png's shouldn't mess with your cpu at all.

In my experience I have not had issues with zip aligning; however, it is not recommended to use two different kinds of zip aligning. For example, zip aligning the apk before you push it to your phone and also running a zip align script on boot (normally by init.d scripts - common in custom ROMs)

Sorry I can't offer more suggestions.

Thanks I will see about that

[timpohladthomas]

I don't have a Razr M so I do not know for sure the answer for your CPU not sleeping/shutting down one core.

Did you use the "Keep old signatures" option under the build settings in VTS? It is not really recommended pushing the apk once it is complied since the signatures can easily become broken and can create FC's and other issues. If you open the old apk in 7 zip "open as archive" beside the new one, drag and drop the res folder (if you only changed png's) from the new one to the old one. Then use that framework-res.apk in your phone. I would try this and see if anything happens.

But, changing png's shouldn't mess with your cpu at all.

In my experience I have not had issues with zip aligning; however, it is not recommended to use two different kinds of zip aligning. For example, zip aligning the apk before you push it to your phone and also running a zip align script on boot (normally by init.d scripts - common in custom ROMs)

Sorry I can't offer more suggestions.

Dude! That did the trick! I removed my zip align init.d script and wiped and rebooted... All is good now... Thanks for the help!

[timpohladthomas]

I spoke too soon. Now I am getting something different.

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[ZKK007]

It looks like you have another init.d script relating to the interactive governor. Did you read through the zip align script to make sure it was only zip aligning on boot? There may have been other information in the script.

Or have you tried reflashing the ROM with your framework edits? I still don't know why only png edits would lead to cpu/governor issues. It doesn't quite make sense I would perhaps try to edit the ROM with your framework edits. You shouldn't need to remove the zip align script if you only move the framwork-res/res folder using the method I mentioned earlier. Then flash that edited ROM zip and see if that helps.

[timpohladthomas]

So after further investigation, it appears as though i am missing a whole file folder from this location </sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/interactive/boostpulse>

Could someone check there on your phone and see what is there? My phone stops here </sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq

If you have a file could you possible post a zip of it?

Thanks

[ZKK007]

So after further investigation, it appears as though i am missing a whole file folder from this location </sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/interactive/boostpulse>

Could someone check there on your phone and see what is there? My phone stops here </sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq

If you have a file could you possible post a zip of it?

Thanks

What governor are you using? It's possible that the dev put that script in his ROM without knowing that the folder didn't exist. I done that before

It shouldn't matter that much if that is the only error you're getting.

[tucstwo]

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