solved: Laggy with Jellyfish Froyo RLS9

[Guest lukiz]

Hi guys,

i just installed the RLS9 jellyfish on my ZTE blade and wiped all data before. It works fine but the menu seems to be laggy. When i'm on the start screen and press the home button and then go back to the start screen the fade-in is very laggy. In 2.1 (STOCK) there was no problem at all, everything was very smooth.

Do you have any idea what i could try or do you need any more info?

best regards

luki

PS: The Quadrant benchmark score is 411.

Edited January 31, 2011 by lukiz

[Guest T3KO]

reboot

Try ADW Launcher/Launcher Pro.

[Guest lukiz]

Rebooted three times already... will try launcher pro, thx.

edit: LauncherPro works like a charm!! thx ;)

Can you tell me the quickest way to disable hardware acceleration if a added it with clockwork?

edit2: did it with adb. problem solved, thx.

Edited January 31, 2011 by lukiz

[Guest Sergioflav84]

Rebooted three times already... will try launcher pro, thx.

edit: LauncherPro works like a charm!! thx ;)

Can you tell me the quickest way to disable hardware acceleration if a added it with clockwork?

edit2: did it with adb. problem solved, thx.

What is ADB? Can you tell me how to use it? I want to remow HW acceleration and the overclock addon....

Thanks!

[Guest Xenon0816]

What is ADB? Can you tell me how to use it? I want to remow HW acceleration and the overclock addon....

Thanks!

You can use ADB over usb, if you have installed the correct drivers... ADB is the android debug bridge and it allows you to control some things on your phone via a console.

To use adb you have to download the drivers from this forum, extract them to your hard drive, start the command panel (cmd) and navigate with it to the folder where your driver sits.

Now you can use the adb commands. To see those, just enter "adb".

To see if your device is connected properly enter "adb devices".

Now to the HW-Acceleration:

You can get a file from your device by using "adb pull". In our case we need the build.prop file from the system directory. We enter "adb pull /system/build.prop". (If it does not work, use "adb remount" first, to mount your system partition)

You will then find the file in the directory where your drivers are located.

You can edit the file now with a notepad.

Find the line "debug.sf.hw=1" and edit it to be "debug.sf.hw=0"

The edited file needs to go back to your phone... Use "adb push build.prop /system" to copy your new file to the system directory.

Now you can reboot your phone and the hardware acceleration should be disabled.

I hope this helped you a bit.

[Guest Sergioflav84]

Thank you!

This evening i will try this method!!

[Guest Xenon0816]

Thank you!

This evening i will try this method!!

Glad I could help you ;) If there are any further questions feel free to ask...