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770 Virtual Memory - increase beyond 64MB?
Is there a hack to increase the OS Virtual Memory size beyond 64MB?
Also - is there a hack to increase the opera broswer memory cache beyond 512kB? Appreciate any input. I've performed the boot from MMC 2g work and patched the kernel to use fanoush's ver 39 kernel read increase. Good stuff! Looking for a few more tweaks. Did the read/write MMC kernel flash but it borked and corrupted my flash. Speed was nice though for that five minutes before the crash. :-D somegeek |
Re: 770 Virtual Memory - increase beyond 64MB?
in ITOS2007HE, the opera cache increases to 4MB. VM is still limited to 64 MB. Originally I didn't want upggrade to ITOS2007HE, but it is really a big improvement. There's a bunch of little changes that really improve the 770 experience. It is also very stable. It has bugs, but it's very good.
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I think (and I'm not 100% sure but I seem to recall this behaviour) the 770 kernel (which is the same in OS 2006 and OS 2007HE) would crash if you tried to use a swap file larger than 64Mb (you can create one manually using xterm).
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Re: 770 Virtual Memory - increase beyond 64MB?
In the current version of 2007HE, the max you can choose is 64MB, probably due to what Milhouse said. I bet the system can't handle the swap file being larger than the amount of system RAM.
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http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...97&postcount=2 Although he is probably talking about IT2006 Apparently, swap size can be bigger than RAM in linux. http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Partition/requ....html#SwapSize |
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Swapping is BAD, MMC cards only transfer 7MB/sec, so if you are swapping lots of data, the N770 will run slowly.
This is not a N770 issue, or a linux issue, it is a basic computing issue, just as true on windows as on the biggest supercomputer Thus having > 64MB is probably a waste of time |
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