What to do after fresh reset?
 

Hi!

had a lot of stuff on my device and got a lot of error and the device was really getting slow.
Now I reset it :D

What would you recommend me to install after a fresh reset to make it more stable and fast :D ?

cheers

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

first partitioning better...example bigger home space
and log everything you install,changes
just a nub answer.
anyway you will do better than first time :D

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

thx

hmm is there somewhere guide for a better partitioning

EDIT: http://wiki.maemo.org/Repartitioning_the_flash
:D

What is the better partitioning?

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

after partitioning install battery graph and things like that so you can compare after upgrading.
I bought mine from secondhand and I don't know how is the virgin N900 :D
but I must reflash mine to. Everything is so complicated.

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

Don,t forget to install smscon!!!!

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

Few apps i would suggest are...
AdBlock Plus
BluezWitch
CSSU Features Configuration http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=70427
Call forwarding
Conversations Inbox Desktop Widget
CuteTube http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=71826
Custom Operator Name Widget
Extended Call Log http://www.nokian900applications.com...or-nokia-n900/
Flashlight
Flashlight-extra
FreOffice
Healthcheck http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=45453
Hermes
Lens Cover Reminder
MaeModder http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=67989
Outcoming Call Vibro
Powatool
Rootsh
Swappolube http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=62312
Tweak Flash Plugin ( to play youtube videos in Face Book)
Tweakr
Tracker Cfg
Theme Customizer


You can also tune your battery life .. check below links
http://www.techiecorner.com/1633/how...life-for-n900/
http://www.shoutpedia.com/how-to-imp...-life-in-2027/

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

so which one did you choose ?

Re: What to do after fresh reset?
 

One very easy way to repartition is by installing bootmenu - flip open your keyboard during boot and select USB mode, plug it in to a Linux machine and run gparted. Generally your partitions will automount so you'll need to unmount these in gparted before it'll let you resize. Shrink the fat32 partition and grow the ext to whatever size you feel appropriate.