Originally Posted by Boxeri (Post 1322652)

Yes, i was already also able to locate my error. Have to reflash, but it is ok, as this is my learning/practice device. Is nano the best to edit the lines?

Originally Posted by Boxeri (Post 1322641)

Hmm, everything seems to be working alright with my phone, but are my "swap" columns are not supposed to be showing zero, right?

From the few examples that people posted and what my other phone's "free" command I get the feeling that something went wrong. I did get a MALF warning but after that everything has worked normally

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Originally Posted by coderus (Post 1326275)

swap used whrn memory full.
try to open 20+ applications and check swap then

Originally Posted by rainisto (Post 1271033)

I made more advanded tutorial howto enable the unused mtd partition as swap. With this method you can freely still use the mass-storage mode.

Disclaimer: you can brick your device if you don't have opensh and don't follow instructions carefully.

RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# devel-su
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# opensh
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# accli -I |grep tcb-sign
aegis-enabler::tcb-sign <--- If grep doesn't find this line then you have to STOP and not go further.
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1008648 803080 205568 0 33580
-/+ buffers: 769500 239148
Swap: 262136 54012 208124
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# cp /etc/init/enable-swap.conf /tmp/enable-swap.conf
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# vi /tmp/enable-swap.conf
# make editions on 2 lines that is mentioned in my earlier patch that I posted here. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8rS81vUX
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# cp /tmp/enable-swap.conf /etc/init/enable-swap.conf
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# export A=`sha1sum /tmp/enable-swap.conf |cut -b1-40`;
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# perl -pi -w -e 's#40 (.*) A(.*)enable-swap#40 $ENV{A} A$2enable-swap#smg' /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# accli -c tcb-sign -F /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist -i /var/lib/aegis/refhashlist
RM696-21-3_PR_001:/# /usr/sbin/validator-init; aegis-loader;echo 1 > /sys/kernel/security/validator/flush
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# reboot
# wait system to reboot and login again:
RM696-21-3_PR_001:~# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 1008648 478264 530384 0 24040
-/+ buffers: 454224 554424
Swap: 444664 0 444664


As you can see after reboot you have about 530MB free ram which is 256MB more than before, and swap file is now the 450MB mtd partiotion which was previously unused by the device.

I'm not going to make comparision if onenand mtd partition is faster than mass storage flash partition. If pages are cached in either flash its going to be a bit slower than ramz.

Performance benefit of this is that you have 256MB more ram to play with, and if your not running over 15 apps simultaneously then most likely this increased amount of ram will make your device faster, since its more unlikely that system needs to page your background apps in swap :)

Originally Posted by xcentric (Post 1340549)

i followed all the steps until the last step where its suppose to reboot itself...
cause it didnt reboot itself so i did it manually and now i am stuck at "device not working properly" error..it managed to switch on for some reason and i check dropcache showed new swap memory...but when i restarted again i am stuck at "device not working properly" error how do i fix this...without losing my phone settings and apps...thanks