iOS 5.0 Speed Up Your iOS Device by Removing Launch Daemons & Background Processes

Discussion in 'iOS Jailbreak & Cydia' started by xXrkidXx, Dec 22, 2011.

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  1. CrAcKzZZ New Member

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    Hey guys,
    Was just wondering, is com.apple.mobile.storage_mounter.plist the same as com.apple.storage_mounter.plist?

    EDIT: went through the thread and found my answer, which is, yes except they are on different user levels (e.g. mobile and root).

    Also, everything has been going AMAZING for me, i am currently getting 150-160 MB!!thats when i hit free memory. I have couple of tweaks, like scrollingboard, sbsettings, terminal and a couple more. I deleted so many Daemons and i got the desired affect :) when multitasking and running apps, i still get over 100mb. Thanks rkid, tw23 and everyone else that contributed to this thread :D
    CrAcKzZZ, Mar 15, 2012
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  2. rotation Member

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    I deleted a few daemons a few weeks ago.
    Now I deleted a few more and I think there are some daemons I already deleted.

    Are the daemon files returning after some time?
    rotation, Mar 16, 2012
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  3. CrAcKzZZ New Member

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    Possibly some cydia tweaks are loading their own daemons onto your device
    CrAcKzZZ, Mar 16, 2012
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  4. pandaa Banned

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    That's impossible, the filesystem cannot just pull files out of thin air.
    pandaa, Mar 16, 2012
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  5. CrAcKzZZ New Member

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    rotation, im quite sure thats what it is because this problem has come up with others

    UPDATE!!!

    I think this is quite important and needs to be added, CommCenterClassic "logs" facetime calls, as in if you remove it and reboot and facetime someone you will be able to but it wont show up in history, same with receieving calls.
    CrAcKzZZ, Mar 16, 2012
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  6. RedFourFive New Member

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    hey guys! my device's boot times dramatically speed up.. thanks! but.... some settings aren't working like date and time's set automatically option in settings.app and 3d games lag spikes.. which didnt occur when i didnt delete any before... can somebody help me please?
    here's the list of daemons I disabled : (iPod Touch 4G)

    AdressBook
    AdminLite
    AOSNotification
    appleprofilepolicyd
    appsupport.cpolgd
    aslmanager
    assistivetouchd
    certui.relay
    chud.chum
    chud.pilotfish
    CommCenter
    CommCenterClassic
    CommCenterMobileHelper
    CommCenterRootHelper
    crash_mover
    CrashHousekeeping
    daily
    dataaccess.dataacessd
    datamigrator
    DumpPanic
    imagent
    itunescloudd
    marcoagent
    mobile.profile_janitor
    mobile.softwared
    mobile.storagemounter
    MobileInternetSharing
    OTACrashCopier
    OTATaskingAgent
    powerd
    powerlog
    printd
    racoon
    ReportCrash(6 Files)
    scrod
    search.appindexer
    searchd
    sharktrace
    softwareupdateservicesd
    SpringBoard.SetupHelper
    syslogd
    twitterd
    vibrationmanagerd
    voiced
    VoiceOverTouch
    vsassetd
    wapic

    i need a fix ASAP THANKS! ;) (cool thread)

    EDIT: IM ON IOS 5.0.1
    RedFourFive, Mar 19, 2012
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  7. pandaa Banned

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    Restore the bolded ones, and see if it works, but other than that, I don't know what to tell you.
    pandaa, Mar 19, 2012
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  8. RedFourFive New Member

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    One Word... "Lifesaver"
    Thanks! Works.
    RedFourFive, Mar 19, 2012
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  9. Pioneer New Member

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    What are CommCenter, CommCenterClassic, CommCenterMobileHelper and CommCenterRootHelper for?
    Pioneer, Mar 19, 2012
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  10. RedFourFive New Member

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    daemons needed for receiving calls, text and stuff.. (i disabled, caused im on an iPod)
    RedFourFive, Mar 19, 2012
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