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traysh	2013-04-23 , 16:55
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Originally Posted by lorenzo

@traysh do i really need to uninstall or is enough not use it?

If there's an option to disable it, it should be enougth. Sorry, I've never installed it, so I didn't know it's possible to disable.

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Lucazz990	2013-04-23 , 16:59
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Hi,
sorry for the (very much) noob question, but dual-boot kernel used for nitdroid installation is open mode or it's a different thing? Thanks

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traysh	2013-04-23 , 17:05
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Originally Posted by patlak

Sorry for the question, but just wondering; what is the actual speed benefit an Average Joe will get by the tweak done to open N9s that isn't available to closed N9s? Anything that would be noticeable?

Well, the speed perceived varies not only from phone to phone but also from "Joe" to "Joe", right?

Seriously, take a look in the first group of commands in post 1281. They're telling the kernel that when these processes need to read or write a file, they have the priority determined by the -c and -n flags.

So, for example, meegotouchhome will have io priority class "realtime" (-c 1) and classdata (-n 0), what means it will be the most prioritary process running in the phone.

Processes with "-c 3" (class idle) will write or read only when other processes are no trying to do it. That's ok for them because they're background processes, meaning there will be no lag in the user interface.

These commands work only in open phone, and if they're applied, lags in the user interface will be vary rare.

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traysh	2013-04-23 , 17:06
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I forgot to mention in the changelog that network (TCP) performance has been a lot improved in version 1.1.5.

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patlak	2013-04-23 , 17:14
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Originally Posted by traysh

Well, the speed perceived varies not only from phone to phone but also from "Joe" to "Joe", right?

Seriously, take a look in the first group of commands in post 1281. They're telling the kernel that when these processes need to read or write a file, they have the priority determined by the -c and -n flags.

So, for example, meegotouchhome will have io priority class "realtime" (-c 1) and classdata (-n 0), what means it will be the most prioritary process running in the phone.

Processes with "-c 3" (class idle) will write or read only when other processes are no trying to do it. That's ok for them because they're background processes, meaning there will be no lag in the user interface.

These commands work only in open phone, and if they're applied, lags in the user interface will be vary rare.

Yes, of course. No "Joes" are ever alike

So, to put everything you said in this lone "Joe's" perception, we pretty much get an iPhone 4 UI fluidity, but with real multitasking

Thanks for the huge effort in explaining and developing. Massive performance improvement compared to a stock N9.

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traysh	2013-04-23 , 17:19
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Originally Posted by Lucazz990

Hi,
sorry for the (very much) noob question, but dual-boot kernel used for nitdroid installation is open mode or it's a different thing? Thanks

I guess it is the same open mode.

Run the following command in your phone terminal:

Code:

accli -I | grep mode

it is in open mode if you read:

Code:

Current mode: open

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Lucazz990	2013-04-23 , 17:43
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Originally Posted by traysh

I guess it is the same open mode.

Run the following command in your phone terminal:
Code:
accli -I | grep mode
it is in open mode if you read:
Code:
Current mode: open

Yes it's open

thanks

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