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1. bye: bye is used to force-stop running apps to free memory.

Syntax: bye app-name1, app-name2, app-name3, ...., app-nameN. for e.g. bye facebook, gmail will force-stop facebook and gmail.

2. freeall: freeall is a general and modified version of bye. It stops all user process running in foreground and background except the user applications in use.

Syntax: freeall

3. hardy: hardy changes the CPU governor to performance with modified MinFree for more RAM and CPU power when in need to play heavy apps like games.

Syntax: hardy

4. hybrid: hybrid changes the CPU governor to hybrid

Syntax: hybrid

5. ientropy: It is used to set entropy level to 4096 all times with moderation. For more information on entropy, just Google about it.

Syntax: ientropy

6. ihost: It is used to replace default hosts files. In common language, if you need to stop advertisements on your device then use it.

Syntax: ihost

7. ondemand: ondemand sets CPU governor to ondemand with three different profiles to choose from. It also enables all cores of your CPU to give maximum performance and battery juice.

Syntax: ondemand

8. performance: performance also changes CPU governor to performance but it doesn't change MinFree values.

Syntax: performance

9. remove: This command will uninstall the Xtreme Core from your device fully and will reboot by wiping cache/dalvik-cache/battery-stats.

Syntax: remove

10. softy: softy is used for hot reboot of your device. It's like killing all process for getting some room.

Syntax: softy

11. sysro: It will mount system and root partition as read-only.

Syntax: sysro

12. sysrw: It will mount system and root partition as read-write.

Syntax: sysrw

13. uentropy: uentropy will remove pid file associated with entropy to make it remove from device and your entropy will drop to normal.

Syntax: uentropy

14. uhost: uhost is used to remove Ad free hosts file installed by ihost and will restore your default.

Syntax: uhost

15. drop: drop is used to free caches and inodes dentries and make more RAM free on fly.

Syntax: drop



Note: All these commands need root permission before firing. This means you need to type su before issuing any command