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2010-04-01
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2010-04-01
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@ Russia
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How can we get hold of this script from the n900, edit it and push it back?
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2010-04-01
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@ Budapest, Hungary
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How can we get hold of this script from the n900, edit it and push it back?
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2010-04-01
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I think the easiest way would be to edit the file on n900 itself (you only need to change one number in this file). I recommend editing it using nano editor in terminal (nano /etc/init.d/rcS). vi editor may be a little hard to use for someone who haven't used it before. it is available in repository (apt-get install nano). You will also need root rights to do anything with that file (modify it on devise or replace it with the one you edited on computer) so you will need rootsh.
If you chose to edit it on computer then you should first copy it for example in MyDocs using terminal:
cp /etc/init.d/rcS /home/user/MyDocs/
Edit it and then copy it back:
cp /home/user/MyDocs/rcS /etc/init.d/rcS
Be careful not to edit something else in this script as it may result in unbootable device and you would have to reflash firmware to restore it.
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2010-04-02
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2010-06-05
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2010-07-09
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@ Sheffield, England.
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2010-08-30
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2010-08-30
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I have been running my N900 with swappiness 30 for some weeks without any ill side-effect. But it seems that battery-life and device responsiveness have both noticably improved.
BTW, on Diablo OS, the default swappiness value was 1. I'm almost certain that a default value of 100 on the N900 is not the optimal setting for this device at all.
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2010-09-02
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