maemo.org - Talk - Optimize your Nokia N900

Soon I will be updating the script with some suggestions I have seen, but It may last one or 2 weeks because I have to test every script to the limits to see if after 7, 10 o 15 days of use it develop any problem. So, please be patient. 2 months of test for only one script is a lot, the script is very mature as I posted first, thank GOD. Feel free to try it;) and please write us back with your results and experiences. Meanwhile, as I always say, GOD Bless You ALL!:D

so this script will get even better?

awesome! i have a 15mb drop of RAM usage when i run the script via QBW.

and my music no longer stutter when the device is on heavy load.

with my normal use, i notice a slight battery life improvement. (but i dont know if that's because of the optimization)

JonWW

2010-07-24 17:31

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

Quote:

Originally Posted by rolan900d (Post 763270)

When i run the script it states that it is optimized but in all lines there was also the messages 'nothing was changed or killed'...

Am I doing something wrong?

I had this exact problem, it was complaining about empty lines.
I fixed it by editing the file with "Midnight Commader" to correct the bad NewLine/CarrigeReturn charaters. It seems the Linux can get put off by a Microsoft Window style NewLines.
Windows used two characters and Linux/Unix only use one character.
Hope this helps.

lvlonkey

2010-07-24 18:55

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

Quote:

Originally Posted by JonWW (Post 763417)

can you post this edited file?

evad	2010-07-24 23:08

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

Quote:

Originally Posted by mssusa (Post 762854)

Yes, there is: http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...5/sp-endurance

:eek:

This is too much / too hard for the end user. How about something that monitors and logs CPU, memory, io, etc. for each process in fine details with timestamps? This way I can at least find what process / operation is being a bully so I can investigate it further?

This is what sp-endurance pretty much does...

JonWW

2010-07-25 07:27

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

1 Attachment(s)

Quote:

Originally Posted by lvlonkey (Post 763502)

can you post this edited file?

Edited file with Windows style NewLine characters removed
Attachment 12425
After you have downloaded it remove the .txt extension.

moepda

2010-07-25 07:54

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

appreciate you sharing jonWW will try it today :)

jaimex2

2010-07-25 08:02

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

So... whats the difference between my Linux phone and Windows if I have to keep rebooting because of slow downs? :(

kureyon

2010-07-25 08:53

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaimex2 (Post 763907)

So... whats the difference between my Linux phone and Windows if I have to keep rebooting because of slow downs? :(

The difference is that wince hangs. Randomly. All the time.

F2thaK

2010-07-25 09:27

Re: Optimize your Nokia N900

1 Attachment(s)

Quote:

Originally Posted by James_Littler (Post 761958)

it's so you don't have to run as root, meaning you can use the command in alarmed without using sudo

(I had the same problem with sudo asking for a password)

First extract OptimizeN900 and copy to you N900 (I copied to Downloads)

Then go into xterm and run the following code

Code:

root

Code:

mkdir /opt/scripts

makes the directory 'scripts' within 'opt'

Code:

cp /home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/OptimizeN900 /opt/scripts

Copies the OptimizeN900 file from 'Downloads' to 'scripts'

Code:

chown root /opt/scripts/OptimizeN900

Code:

chmod 4755 /opt/scripts/OptimizeN900

After you've done that you can execute the script by typing

Code:

sh /opt/scripts/OptimizeN900

You can also put this command into alarmed

combined with the above steps, the attached desktop file creates a shortcut for the optimize script!

just extract optimize.desktop file to

/usr/share/applications/hildon

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