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Does this happen after a period of uptime?
If so rather than setup a horrible cgroups type thing (like speedpatch)
It best to just refresh the swap.
Have a look at FlopSwap in my sig.
Also bear in mind the first one/two rings are sometimes created by the exchange when you call a mobile.
Last edited by sixwheeledbeast; 2013-01-30 at 17:41.
If so rather than setup a horrible cgroups type thing (like speedpatch)
It best to just refresh the swap.
Have a look at FlopSwap in my sig.
Also bear in mind the first one/two rings are sometimes created by the exchange when you call a mobile.
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2013-01-31
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Thanks!
It happens after some (hours) idle time or heavy use (modest/email, 5 microb, opera, leafpad, file man, yappari, all at the same duration).
I took some months recently to build a completely new image taking care to keep as little as possible daemons, widgets n pluggins loaded (scaned thru every postinst file and files dumped into /etc/event.d/).
Yet to install KP, overclock, etc for specific reasons...
Looked at speed patch n swap management too (I implemented my own).
The phone app or BT plugins would still take some seconds to load or swap in still.
I figured the best way would be if I could keep only those apps/modules permanently loaded n not swapped out.
kh
It happens after some (hours) idle time or heavy use (modest/email, 5 microb, opera, leafpad, file man, yappari, all at the same duration).
I took some months recently to build a completely new image taking care to keep as little as possible daemons, widgets n pluggins loaded (scaned thru every postinst file and files dumped into /etc/event.d/).
Yet to install KP, overclock, etc for specific reasons...
Looked at speed patch n swap management too (I implemented my own).
The phone app or BT plugins would still take some seconds to load or swap in still.
I figured the best way would be if I could keep only those apps/modules permanently loaded n not swapped out.
kh
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2013-01-31
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast
Sadly, the FlopSwap page appears to have been deleted. Clicking on that link takes you to an empty page.
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Have a look at FlopSwap in my sig.
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2013-01-31
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Originally Posted by Ken-Young
Looks like it is case-sensitive, try this one:
Sadly, the FlopSwap page appears to have been deleted. Clicking on that link takes you to an empty page.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Flopswap
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2013-01-31
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Try CSSU-thumb. I don't make calls on my N900 but it's always responsive with thumb due to more free ram.
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Originally Posted by stlpaul
Fixed now thanks!
Looks like it is case-sensitive, try this one:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Flopswap
Originally Posted by bozoid
IMO the speedpatch method isn't great.
It happens after some (hours) idle time or heavy use (modest/email, 5 microb, opera, leafpad, file man, yappari, all at the same duration).
I took some months recently to build a completely new image taking care to keep as little as possible daemons, widgets n pluggins loaded (scaned thru every postinst file and files dumped into /etc/event.d/).
Yet to install KP, overclock, etc for specific reasons...
Looked at speed patch n swap management too (I implemented my own).
The phone app or BT plugins would still take some seconds to load or swap in still.
I figured the best way would be if I could keep only those apps/modules permanently loaded n not swapped out.
Better to refresh the swap on the whole device, plenty of research as been done in the past. Take compcache for example good idea but not helpful on our device.
KP without overclocking will help and will reduce power consumption due to smartreflex.
Tweaking Swapolube settings may help.
Still think two swaps on uSD is the way to go (Flopswap style) and thumb will help a lot if your happy with cssu-testing.
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CSSU thumb sounds closer to what I need next to having the phone app employing daemon mode & mlockall.....
Thanks all for the opinion!
I'll have to get a spare unit ready to test CSSU thumb...
After I fix some USB port loose issue & screen doesn't respond issue & some other stuff...
kh
Thanks all for the opinion!
I'll have to get a spare unit ready to test CSSU thumb...
After I fix some USB port loose issue & screen doesn't respond issue & some other stuff...
kh
I specifically want to do this for the phone app & maybe SMS app.
I've had such cases:
I call myself using a fixed line;
Ringing on fixed line can be heard;
N900 seems to freeze or slow a bit for about 1-3 seconds;
N900 rings/vibrates later.
I've done some other things like making my ring tone smaller, not having pictures on caller's contact, etc... anything to prevent a slower ring.
When paired with a BT headset, it's even slower.
Minimum 3 seconds... could be 4-5.
It's not a big issue but I'd like to optimize this & hear calls come in on the first ring (operator network perspective).
Some related stuff (not available in Linux flavors...):
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d-sgid-258719/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_bit
http://serverfault.com/questions/295...-going-to-swap
Thanks & best regards,
kh