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Anyhow i finally figured out how to do all these browser and kernal tweaks and i must say microb is much faster now!(still needs to be faster in my opinion tho) Also the kernal tweaks have improved the entire system response time. The n810 is noticeably faster now in everything! Im sure there's a penalty involved somewhere for doing all this but ive yet to notice it. So far just an increase in speed of the system.
The original poster said to use a 32 meg swap so i set it for this but by default this n810 already had a 128meg swap? Should i revert it back to 128 or would this slow down the system again?