(The NEW BootBuddy thread can be found ) INTRODUCTION: Boot Buddy will allow you to run Linux shell scripts when your Android device is booting up. It will run your scripts early in the boot process, before the home screen appears. The intended audience is generally intermediate to advanced users, and those who want to play with shell scripting on their device. FEATURES: BootBuddy is similar to init.d scripts, but with a core difference that it stores boot scripts on your SDcard instead of the internal system. This allows for several interesting enhancements.

Feature listing- • Boot Buddy is designed from the start to run scripts right from your SDcard. Just download any scripts to your boot_buddy_scripts directory and they're ready to run. (No more screwing around with permissions and files in your /system/etc/init.d/*) • SDcard storage allows you to copy a script to another device, or multiple devices easily. • If you have a script that is malfunctioning, just boot your device with the sdcard out, and put the sdcard back in after your device reaches home screen.

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• Boot Buddy's author has several years of scripting and programming experience. It is streamlined, fast, and doesn't perform worthless functions like repeatedly logging the authors name and time (*hint to a t-init author*).

Preinit and Root Mount and Firstboot Scripts. Information may be outdated and obsolete information as of. Executed (when booting in multiuser mode), as well as the script that is responsible for creating and initializing the root filesystem on the first boot after flashing the device with OpenWrt. Executes hook *preinit_mount_root. Sep 29, 2016  boot_hook_init preinit_essential boot_hook_init preinit_main boot_hook_init failsafe boot_hook_init initramfs boot_hook_init preinit_mount_root to defined 5 hook nodes.

• Clear goals of making operation simple, intuitive, and clean. • If you're currently using an 'init.d' solution, BootBuddy can integrate seamlessly with it. • If you try BootBuddy and you don't like it, the installer also works as an uninstaller for easy clean removal. • BootBuddy is Open Source GNU GPL. Open for anyone to modify and improve upon. As a developer, I make software to operate the way I would want if I were an end user, because I actually do use it, and I am an end user like you.

REQUIREMENTS: • Android 4.0 and up • Rooted device • An sdcard • (or any other app that can run scripts as root) • Boot Buddy Installer INSTALL: • Start, and allow/grant root access. • Navigate to the bb_install.sh file. • Tap on the file to show the menu options.

• At the top, highlight the 'Su' icon. • On the top-left, tap 'Run'. The script will run quickly and create a folder on your sdcard named 'boot_buddy_scripts'.

In that folder, you put the scripts you want to run at system boot. A log file will be kept at /data/boot_buddy.log If you need your scripts to run in order, they are ordered by filename using the busybox 'sort' program.

They will run in alphabetical order using this format 0-9A-Za-z. YOUR FIRST SCRIPTS: (OPTIONAL) Here are a couple example scripts you may use. The Android /system is normally mounted with read-only permissions by default. We will change that with the first script listed below. It will cause /system to be remounted to read-write permissions during boot. The second script will create a file at every boot named /mnt/sdcard/sys_mount_info.txt. That txt file will give us information about how /system is currently mounted.