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2010-11-03
, 17:35
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well..i had the same problem as you at first..and i was using windows to create the script..
then i booted into ubuntu machine..copy pasted the same way..yet it worked!
i have attach the file..
try this steps:
0. download the attachment (sdbench.sh.txt)
1. rename it to "sdbench.sh" (be sure to untick "hide extensions for known file types". to do this, open My Computer --> Tools --> Folder Options --> View tab.)
2. then copy the script to the phone.. (i copied straight to /home/user/MyDocs/)
3. in xterm, "cd /home/user/MyDocs/" and enter (without the quotes).
4. type "sh sdbench.sh" and enter (without the quotes)
5. it'll display ".......please wait a few minutes"
6. depending on your microSD speed, and size..it'll take at least 2 minutes to display the result..
then i booted into ubuntu machine..copy pasted the same way..yet it worked!
i have attach the file..
try this steps:
0. download the attachment (sdbench.sh.txt)
1. rename it to "sdbench.sh" (be sure to untick "hide extensions for known file types". to do this, open My Computer --> Tools --> Folder Options --> View tab.)
2. then copy the script to the phone.. (i copied straight to /home/user/MyDocs/)
3. in xterm, "cd /home/user/MyDocs/" and enter (without the quotes).
4. type "sh sdbench.sh" and enter (without the quotes)
5. it'll display ".......please wait a few minutes"
6. depending on your microSD speed, and size..it'll take at least 2 minutes to display the result..
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2010-11-03
, 18:04
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#13
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Originally Posted by bigears5000
Ok. First command says no such
file or directory. I have saved it to MyDocs in n900?
Code:
gzip -d MyDocs/sdbench_s.sh.gz
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2010-11-03
, 18:20
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@ Hereford, England
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#14
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Ok. Thanks for all the help.
@one1002. Followed this to the letter. Still get testing message and nothing happens after 10 mins
@akih. Typed that in xterm and it says gzip: can't open 'MyDocs/sdbench_s.sh' : File exists
@one1002. Followed this to the letter. Still get testing message and nothing happens after 10 mins
@akih. Typed that in xterm and it says gzip: can't open 'MyDocs/sdbench_s.sh' : File exists
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2010-11-04
, 04:04
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#15
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Originally Posted by one1002
Text files created using Windows apps will mostly likely default to using CRLF as end of line character(s), this will choke on linux which uses LF.
well..i had the same problem as you at first..and i was using windows to create the script..
then i booted into ubuntu machine..copy pasted the same way..yet it worked!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crlf
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2010-11-04
, 05:33
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thanks for the share. worked for me 
question thou, how would i know what class the mmc is? it didn't show up on the results. just the read and write results. thanks
question thou, how would i know what class the mmc is? it didn't show up on the results. just the read and write results. thanks
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2010-11-04
, 06:30
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@ SF East Bay, Cali
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#19
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Originally Posted by bountou
The script does not tell you this, that's for sure. Hopefully the packaging your microSDHC card came in, if you still have it around, would mention it. Some cards have the designation on it, if you have good eyes or a magnifying glass. I believe class designation came about with SDHC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital
thanks for the share. worked for me
question thou, how would i know what class the mmc is? it didn't show up on the results. just the read and write results. thanks
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2010-11-04
, 06:42
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@ SF East Bay, Cali
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#20
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Originally Posted by lunat
A quick search around TMO suggested that hdparm can only be had on the N900 by installing Easy Debian. So this script is a simpler means until someone ports hdparm to the N900.
hi,
why don't you use the usual tools like hdparm and the like. do they deliver bad results? doesn't hdparm -tT /dev/mmcblk0 do what you want?
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file or directory. I have saved it to MyDocs in n900?