[MickyFoley]

I don't know, if this problem only happens at my Galaxy S2, but maybe for other mobilephones too.
I flashed my preferred kernel - Siyah - for ICS. But apps like Lucky Patcher are loading way to long. Also other root-apps are slowed down. First i thought, it's maybe the kernel, so i decided to flash the latest beta. No solution...

So i switched from "Superuser" (preinstalled through Siyah-flash) to "SuperSU", used the option "Switch superuser app" and reinstalled SuperSU. All app requiring root are now as fast as on Gingerbread .

Seems, Superuser isn't really good for ICS. Maybe there'll be an update in future, but until then, i decide to stay with SuperSU.

I hope, i could help somebody.

greetings

Thank you my friend!

SuperSU fixed so that I could run LuckyPatcher properly on my Galaxy Nexus

[jonny_ftm]

Strange,

Titanium Backup and Samba File Sharing made me migrate from SuperSU to Superuser, now they are smooth
However, Lucky Patcher prefers SuperSU over superuser

Damn issues now on root ics

EDIT: TB released v4.9.9.1 today that fixes root access with SuperSU, so it can be fixed on app side...

[MickyFoley]

Sure. But also the "access-application" is necessary to work flawless. Superuser needs an update for ICS. Titanium Backup worked before they fixed something. Dunno, but Chainfire only makes good programs. For me, it fixed all my problems .

Edit: Read the changelog from TB. For me, TB is unique for that problem. Own busybox, and was made for working with Superuser. 90% of root-apps are normal. Nothing "special" (most are awesome, but not that special like TB). I also noticed differences using SD Maid Pro, GameCiH and GameGuardian. So it's mostly depending, what backend (Superuser or SuperSU) you use. I know, i said it before... but SuperSU really fixed all for me. Superuser - best for Gingerbread, SuperSU - best for Ice Cream Sandwich.

greetings

[jonny_ftm]

Thanks for the feedback
But give Samba File Sharing a try and you'll see how SuperSU can't deal with it at all

Anyway, I'll wait for either Chainfire or Samba Filesharing author to fix this on SuperSU

[MickyFoley]

Samba File Sharing - i had this app. It was on my old Galaxy Ace and it drained my battery down for nothing. 100% cpu-usage - and i felt it, because my phone got very hot. Dunno if it's fixed now. Do you need Samba for streaming purposes? Or would your devices support DLNA too? If you're able to stream via DLNA, i'd recommend imediashare -> viewtopic.php?f=429&t=326027 . If not, WiFi File Explorer would do the job perfectly: viewtopic.php?f=428&t=320159

greetings