[KERNEL] init.d support in kernel for pocket plus

What is init.d?

Init.d is a feature which allows you to run brunch of scripts at boot . Thats really useful while you want to set values which reset at boot or run/do any thing at every boot or install tweaks.

Requirements
1.CWM or TWRP
2. Busybox located in /system/bin/
3. know about flashing :p

How to install
1. Download the Attached file and place it on your SD Card/Internal Storage.
2. Reboot phone to recovery CWM or TWRP.
3. Clear cache & dalvik cache.
4. Flash the Zip.
5. Reboot System (wait until the boot finish)

Only flash this in galaxy pocket plus

if u like it please hit the "THANKS" button :D :highfive:

Attached Files

initd_support.zip - [Click for QR Code] (4.40 MB)

Does LG G4 Taiwan model support UK 4G networks?

Does anyone know if the LG-H815 from Taiwan (there is a "TWN" after the IMEI number on the box) will support 4G networks in the UK?

marshmallow 6.0 and USB Fat32 ONLY ! no exfat or NTFS support

Hello.
I use my nexus player as Kodi player
I have upgraded to android 6.0.
When y connect a USB memory stick formated in NTFS or ExFAT, android didnt mount the file system, I can only format the USB stick.
With Fat32 usb memory stick, Android mount the file system and I can access the files (/STORAGE/XXXXX).

But with the fat32 system, i can't copy file > 4 Go (big MKV video) on the memory stick (fat32 limitation).

Can you help me ?
Thanks, and sorry for my bad english.

No support for Lenovo in Cyanogen?

I am an owner of Lenovo a3500hv tablet - succesfully rooted but I cannot find cyanogen for it. Anyone knows any plans for support of it by cyanogen team? Or is there any reasonable rom for this device based on lollipop?

USB host mode support?

Does anyone care to look into a patch or addition to the software or kernel to allow usb host support? I think that the hardware supports usb host, but the software removes compatibility because when I plug in a Playstation 3 controller it the 4 lights on the front flash, and it charges, but nothing happens on the the phone as well as when I plug in a usb flash drive or the otg cable itself the message for USB host mode does not pop up.. I have looked for a sulution for this but couldn't find one. Any help, or an answer to what this means would be great! :D
Thanks
By the way, this is a rooted 306sh

XperiAOSP ROM for E1 (D2005) (LB/UB) *E1 Dual support working progress

ROM features:
-Google Gallery
-Google Dialer/Messages
-Apollo Music player (cm11)
-AOSP Browser (cm11)
-Google Keep
-Latest Google Clock
-Latest Google Calendar
-AOSP Calculator (cm11)
-Google Camera (cm11)
-Trebuchet (cm11)
-AOSP lockscreen (With Camera module)

How to Install:
-Go to recovery
-Factory reset
-Wipe cache/Dalvik cache
-Install zip
-Reboot and enjoy!

Sreenshoots attached.


Bugs:
-After boot Dialer force close, but then after click ok it's working.

Download link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx7...ew?usp=sharing

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Is it possible to make tab 4 7.0 support otg?

As the title implies i was wondering whether my tab 4 7.0 support otg?
I bought an otg 3.0 usb and i couldn't open it..

Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Moto X [XT1572] Rom Support - India/China/Brazil

So well, in india we have the XT1572.
My question is will it end up neglected in terms of rom/kernel development..

One of the main reasons when i buy a new phone is for custom roms, i can't live without them
so my question is it gonna get a lot of roms, or gonna be a forgotten version of the Style/Pure ?

What do you developers think ?

Does the Tablet z really support HD playback

Vudu recently updated its app to HD and HDX playback on Tablets running Lollipop or higher..
My google plus movies will download in HD I think...I get no error when downloading movies with settings set at HD or better.. but Vudu states my tablet is not compatible and reverts to SD. even though I have lollipop 5.1.1 ..
Does this tablet truly support HD playback whether it be google or Vudu?
My google plus movie files average 1.2 to 1.5 Gig each, so I assume they are HD quality...Just curious...might be a Vudu issue

64gb Micro SD Android Support - 32 GB Hard Limit?

Hi All,

I'm looking for an Android phone as a cheap, large capacity MP3 player. I currently have an iPhone 5S 32GB, but I have a pretty extensive music collection that I'd like to store on one device.

I've been looking on eBay as well as using GSMArena.com and 95% of the Android phones state that they only accept 32GB Micro SD cards. Is this a hard limit?
There's only one Android phone I've found that accepts 64GB cards - Samsung Galaxy Trend Plus S7583T
Am I going to run into problems if I try to use a 64GB card in any of the other Android devices? Can I get around the 32GB limit?

Thanks in advance!

PS - I apologise if I've placed this in the wrong forum!
PS #2 - I'm also interested in any Windows Mobile devices that support 64GB microSD cards!