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2011-02-19
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#61
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Originally Posted by qole
You're going to need a port of NX server (or NeatX).
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2011-02-19
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#62
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If I apply the tweaks from the 1st Post after a few days of use/uptime, my phone will freeze/become unresponsive indefinately (i waited 15 min). Only thing that worked was shutdown by long press....
If I apply them right after boot it works but the improvement in normal use is minimal. Running Power46@250-1000@ulv
Last edited by casketizer; 2011-02-19 at 18:30. Reason: spelling....
If I apply them right after boot it works but the improvement in normal use is minimal. Running Power46@250-1000@ulv
Last edited by casketizer; 2011-02-19 at 18:30. Reason: spelling....
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2011-02-19
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#63
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Update:
After a few hours of use my phone becomes more and more unresponsive, eventually so bad that I have to reboot.
Wont use those tweaks again. Swappolube is fine....
After a few hours of use my phone becomes more and more unresponsive, eventually so bad that I have to reboot.
Wont use those tweaks again. Swappolube is fine....
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2011-02-19
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#64
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I don't have this issue. I have had a couple of gmail-randomly-logging-me-out errors in microb, and a couple of spontaneous reboots. I do not, however, know if these are caused by the tweeks yet though, as it's been far too little time to tell in my opinion, as I've had a couple of spontaneous reboots shortly before applying these tweeks.
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2011-02-19
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#65
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Originally Posted by nightfire
I've just tried exactly that (setting 8M as min_free_kbytes), and both memhogs got killed by oom_kill_allocating_task after around 100M (of 200), unfortunately.
Just out of curiosity, have you tried running that memhog test with more min_free_kbytes?
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2011-02-20
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#66
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On buffers in microsd/emmc cards, from benchmark results I'm guessing the kingston cards I tested have about 0 buffers, and some sandisk cards behaved like they were able to handle 2 or 3 write streams to different areas of the card before speed collapses.
Some sandisk class 2 cards perform a few magnitudes faster than some kingston class 6 under specific write patterns ;-)
Some sandisk class 2 cards perform a few magnitudes faster than some kingston class 6 under specific write patterns ;-)
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2011-02-20
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#67
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Originally Posted by shadowjk
Apparently the whole class thing is utter bs. There's no independent testing & certification process, so manufacturers are free to class their cards however they like.
On buffers in microsd/emmc cards, from benchmark results I'm guessing the kingston cards I tested have about 0 buffers, and some sandisk cards behaved like they were able to handle 2 or 3 write streams to different areas of the card before speed collapses.
Some sandisk class 2 cards perform a few magnitudes faster than some kingston class 6 under specific write patterns ;-)
And in any case, it's easy to tune to the benchmark, so I'm sure many vendors will just optimize contiguous block writes to the exclusion of all else.
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2011-02-22
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Well it's hard to optimize for anything else.
The class rating for both cards I tested were probably correct, it's just that the class rating measures something that's pretty irrelevant for use by a modern multitasking operating system.
The class rating for both cards I tested were probably correct, it's just that the class rating measures something that's pretty irrelevant for use by a modern multitasking operating system.
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2011-02-22
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@ Switzerland
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The main market target for SD/microSD are so basic that there is nothing to optimize:
- additional "read-only" storage for mobile devices: music, video, maps
- photo shooting: large file written sequencely (burst)
What we just need is a standard RAM behind a microSD connector with the smallest possible power consumption ! Does it exist already ?
- additional "read-only" storage for mobile devices: music, video, maps
- photo shooting: large file written sequencely (burst)
What we just need is a standard RAM behind a microSD connector with the smallest possible power consumption ! Does it exist already ?
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2011-02-23
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Originally Posted by ymartin59
That would be most excellent...
The main market target for SD/microSD are so basic that there is nothing to optimize:
- additional "read-only" storage for mobile devices: music, video, maps
- photo shooting: large file written sequencely (burst)
What we just need is a standard RAM behind a microSD connector with the smallest possible power consumption ! Does it exist already ?
Or a 32gb card with, say, 1gb of DRAM split across two partitions..