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#1331
Originally Posted by traysh View Post
  • Improved network (TCP) performance
Really impressive improvement, web pages load like a flash now in QmlMozBrowser on WiFi.
 
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#1332
This mean we never use Drop cache together with this app?

Last edited by tonyhuynh; 2013-04-27 at 14:07.
 

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#1333
Originally Posted by tonyhuynh View Post
This mean we never use Drop cache together with this app?
Yes

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#1334
Originally Posted by traysh View Post
Yes

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Why I'm running both F9 1.15 and Drop cache!

OK I deleted 'Drop cache'
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Last edited by Garp; 2013-04-29 at 11:26.
 
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#1335
Originally Posted by traysh View Post
Yes

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So in my understanding, we should never clear cache even manually with N9 option in setting?
 
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#1336
Originally Posted by tonyhuynh View Post
So in my understanding, we should never clear cache even manually with N9 option in setting?
FasterN9 uses caching (well, actually the N9 does anyway, but I think FasterN9 is more reliant on it now?) to speed things up. If you keep dropping it, you're gonna lose some of the performance.
 

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#1337
traysh, Hi
I have a question...
In N9QT I use Full refresh command that include this command:
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthemedaemon
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/applauncherd
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/mdecorator
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/devicelockd
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/presenced
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/meego-im-uiserver
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/conndlgs
pid=`pgrep -f transfer-ui`
devel-su user -c "kill $pid"
/sbin/initctl stop apps/extended-power-menu
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/extended-power-menu
/sbin/initctl stop apps/callrecorder_recorder
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/callrecorder_recorder
/sbin/initctl stop apps/callrecorder_phone
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/callrecorder_phone
/sbin/initctl stop apps/wazapp
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/wazapp
/sbin/initctl stop apps/ringingrestorerd
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/ringingrestorerd
/sbin/initctl stop apps/profilematicd
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/profilematicd
sleep 1 && gconftool -s -t b /desktop/meego/notifications/previews_enabled true
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl restart bme
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/celluid
sleep 2 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthome
My question if this refresh commands somehow can broke FasterN9 work ?
Because I don't know this, in the last version (9.7.1) I also added refresh of FasterN9 after profilemaitc
Code:
/sbin/initctl stop apps/FasterN9
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/FasterN9
/sbin/initctl stop apps/fastern9d
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/fastern9d
Can you tell me if I need this in the Full refresh or I can remove them. Thanks
 

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#1338
Originally Posted by Schturman View Post
traysh, Hi
I have a question...
In N9QT I use Full refresh command that include this command:
Code:
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthemedaemon
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/applauncherd
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/mdecorator
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/devicelockd
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/presenced
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/meego-im-uiserver
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/conndlgs
pid=`pgrep -f transfer-ui`
devel-su user -c "kill $pid"
/sbin/initctl stop apps/extended-power-menu
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/extended-power-menu
/sbin/initctl stop apps/callrecorder_recorder
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/callrecorder_recorder
/sbin/initctl stop apps/callrecorder_phone
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/callrecorder_phone
/sbin/initctl stop apps/wazapp
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/wazapp
/sbin/initctl stop apps/ringingrestorerd
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/ringingrestorerd
/sbin/initctl stop apps/profilematicd
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/profilematicd
sleep 1 && gconftool -s -t b /desktop/meego/notifications/previews_enabled true
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl restart bme
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/sysuid
/sbin/initctl restart xsession/celluid
sleep 2 && /sbin/initctl restart xsession/mthome
My question if this refresh commands somehow can broke FasterN9 work ?
Because I don't know this, in the last version (9.7.1) I also added refresh of FasterN9 after profilemaitc
Code:
/sbin/initctl stop apps/FasterN9
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/FasterN9
/sbin/initctl stop apps/fastern9d
sleep 1 && /sbin/initctl start apps/fastern9d
Can you tell me if I need this in the Full refresh or I can remove them. Thanks
These commands won't affect FasterN9 (except the ones regarding to fastern9d)

No need to restart/refresh fastern9d, as it won't alloc memory dinamically. In fact, fastern9d will work better if let alone. So do not restart it.
 

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#1339
Thanks
I will remove both of them (FasterN9 and fastern9d) from Full refresh.
 
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#1340
Originally Posted by Eztran View Post
FasterN9 uses caching (well, actually the N9 does anyway, but I think FasterN9 is more reliant on it now?) to speed things up. If you keep dropping it, you're gonna lose some of the performance.
This is almost right. FasterN9 just adjusts the filesytem cache size, which every linux have and which "drop cache" erases.

If the cache is cleared, every time you need to read a file (like photos, contact info, etc) it'll be read from the disk (flash memory, whatever), and that's really slow. The fact is cache is a good thing except if it causes running programs to be swapped out (slow too). So FasterN9 ajusts the cache size to a value that will won't cause programs to be swapped out.
 

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