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Re: [ANNOUNCE] COMPCACHE on kernel-power
First expression is very positive :)
After short usage, I would say that device is a bit more responsive (my subjective judgement) under heavy load (multiple application running simultaneously). Thanks for bringing this option to Maemo! EDIT: After some usage I see problems, device start to lag and eventually does not respond at all, need a reboot. |
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So far I am not seeing much difference to be honest..although it hasn't been long. |
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what is compcache do ?
it's useful to install ? |
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Ramzswap0 was filled first after reboot, so that looks okay. Curious to see how it's going to behave in terms of cpu/battery costs and performance wise after a period of time... Code:
cat /proc/swaps |
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I am installing right now..
should we be more careful with compcache enabled about swappiness value? a value of 100 would make the cpu compressing data all the time? edit: installed with priorities correct!. testing begins.. |
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so once ive installed the .debs and added the .ko , what exactly do i do next ? and how do i do it? sorry for sounding somewhat uninformed :)
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disable and enable again "regular" swap - as one turned on later, it will have lesser priority.
Another approach is to get swqapon from - for example - debian - it have setting priority ( - p ) working, unlike vanilla maemo swapon. |
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cat /proc/swaps , i cant find the ramswap drive
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