BIONIC Rom R3 BLURR3D Featuring POWERBOOST script Unthrottled Install Review

Free Ipad 2 : http://droidmodderx.com/how-to-get-an-ipad-2-for-free/

Grab The Rom here : http://droidmodderx.com/bionic/r3blurr3d-v1-5-pb-moto-kernel-10052011/

Note : you must be rooted, you must have the official Bionic Bootstrap installed I suggest that you purchase it from the market to support the developer Koush

Note : once installed allow for the phone to sit 15 minutes before using the first time to let everything settle

Note : if you get an error running the Unthrottled script you will need to navigate to unthrottled/jar_files/Bionic/ "ReBlurred" change to "UNL3ASH3D"
then navigate to unthrottled/jar_files/Bionic/UNL3ASH3D/"v1.5" rename to "v1.2X" (this should only apply if you are on v1.5, and you shouldn't have to do this if you are on v1.6 or higher)

This rom is super smooth, it includes bionic box (with custom mods and theming), atrix camera app, powerboost script, and a batteryscript for improved battery life. You wont be dissapointed!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• droid
• bionic
• custom
• root
• rom
• unleashed
• reblurred
• theory
• th3ory
• unl3ash3d
• r3blurr3ed
• power
• boost
• script

[XIXLemonsXIX]

I moved the unthrottled folder from my sd ext to my sd card and when I went into script manager, I cant find the menu.sh. I have 1.8

[DroidModd3rX]

@XIXLemonsXIX the script is built into 1.8.. leave the folder where it installs

In terminal emulater type su(enter) then type bionic.sh(enter)

[ironbutton1]

i dont have menu.sh all i'm showing in my unthrottle menu is data/etc/jar_files/lib/xbin/ . have i done something wrong

[DroidModd3rX]

@ironbutton1 powerboost is built into v1.7

Just open terminal emulater

Type su

Type bionic.sh

Then follow on screen prompts...easy

[ironbutton1]

are you going to do a video on powerboost v2.0. would like to see this in action. thnaks

[DroidModd3rX]

@ironbutton1 more than likely

[DenyYourself2007]

its not letting me open the link on the website...

[XIXLemonsXIX]

In order to boost the battery life, what is your opinion on using the method of booting into recovery and clearing the battery stats under advanced? Or also using the battery configuration app that is on the app store?

[XIXLemonsXIX]

@DroidModd3rX Yea I found that out. I commented on this video and the scrolled down and found out that it was built in. Thanks a bunch!!

[XIXLemonsXIX]

@XIXLemonsXIX Just kidding, just went to terminal emulator! And if im correct, you just follow the steps and select which one you want to have installed(scripts) and then you reboot and then you're done

[forlynay]

That would be sweet. So many Roms, too little time

[ironbutton1]

got it thanks man you are a life saver