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Custom Kernel
- Thread starter johall07
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Nice score do you have compcache enable on that slayher kernel?If you are how do you enable compcache i am using his kernel but dont know how to enable it?
nope, don't have a clue how never looked into it
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doublea500
Active Member
Nice score do you have compcache enable on that slayher kernel?If you are how do you enable compcache i am using his kernel but dont know how to enable it?
nope, don't have a clue how never looked into it
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in my opinion the compache isnt even that important... i never saw a change with or without it
Finally installed this kernel after much research RE: compcache and I have to say thanks, Jamezelle. Had to run the manual script to start compcache (swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0) but now that it's on the phone seems to be much more responsive. I'm hoping the battery life will improve as well.
michael_campbell
Member
Finally installed this kernel after much research RE: compcache and I have to say thanks, Jamezelle. Had to run the manual script to start compcache (swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0) but now that it's on the phone seems to be much more responsive. I'm hoping the battery life will improve as well.
Can you give a list of steps you did to get this going?
I would be interested in those instructions too.
D1 MIUI 1.22.1 p3LV125-1250 w/SetCPU using Mr_DSL's BlissSuaveHD v7
***Thank You JAMZELLE***
Finally installed this kernel after much research RE: compcache and I have to say thanks, Jamezelle. Had to run the manual script to start compcache (swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0) but now that it's on the phone seems to be much more responsive. I'm hoping the battery life will improve as well.
Can you give a list of steps you did to get this going?
D1 MIUI 1.22.1 p3LV125-1250 w/SetCPU using Mr_DSL's BlissSuaveHD v7
***Thank You JAMZELLE***
Been having issues with the droid forums app today...anyway...
My phone is finicky and doesn't seem to like p3 based kernels, but I thought heck with it I'll give it a shot. Very simple steps and I couldn't be happier.
D/L jamezelle's v2 kernel from earlier in the thread
Install from SD card via ROM Manager, with a backup
If the phone boots, you're golden...let everything load.
Start Terminal and type
su
free
This will give you a look at how your memory is being used. Apparently the autostart script didn't work on my droid because the swap showed all zeroes. If that is the case, type
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That is all it took to turn on compcache. I closed Terminal, opened a couple apps, closed them and went back into terminal and did typed
su
free
And it gives you your memory stats. There are other commands that jamezelle posted earlier in the thread that give even more in depth RAM data but these are the easiest commands.
Hope that was of some help...
sent from my magic talk box
My phone is finicky and doesn't seem to like p3 based kernels, but I thought heck with it I'll give it a shot. Very simple steps and I couldn't be happier.
D/L jamezelle's v2 kernel from earlier in the thread
Install from SD card via ROM Manager, with a backup
If the phone boots, you're golden...let everything load.
Start Terminal and type
su
free
This will give you a look at how your memory is being used. Apparently the autostart script didn't work on my droid because the swap showed all zeroes. If that is the case, type
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That is all it took to turn on compcache. I closed Terminal, opened a couple apps, closed them and went back into terminal and did typed
su
free
And it gives you your memory stats. There are other commands that jamezelle posted earlier in the thread that give even more in depth RAM data but these are the easiest commands.
Hope that was of some help...
sent from my magic talk box
michael_campbell
Member
Endless reboots here. I'm back to Chevy.
Same here; had to go back to my trusted slayher kernel. Pity, too; this is the FIRST kernel that bootlooped this phone, and I've used just about all of them.
Battery update - been off the charger since 6 AM (it's now 7:47 PM) with moderate usage all day, just got done messing around with a couple games (3d pong) and I'm @ 60% battery. I did notice that the phone gets pretty warm during heavy load, but all in all I'm completely ecstatic with this kernel.
Thanks J!
Thanks J!
I followed your directions and got:
swapon: /dev/block/ramzswap0: Invalid argument
Any suggestions?
Edit:
Did this:
rzscontrol /dev/block/ramzswap0 --init
# then do
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That did the trick!
swapon: /dev/block/ramzswap0: Invalid argument
Any suggestions?
Edit:
Did this:
rzscontrol /dev/block/ramzswap0 --init
# then do
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That did the trick!
Been having issues with the droid forums app today...anyway...
My phone is finicky and doesn't seem to like p3 based kernels, but I thought heck with it I'll give it a shot. Very simple steps and I couldn't be happier.
D/L jamezelle's v2 kernel from earlier in the thread
Install from SD card via ROM Manager, with a backup
If the phone boots, you're golden...let everything load.
Start Terminal and type
su
free
This will give you a look at how your memory is being used. Apparently the autostart script didn't work on my droid because the swap showed all zeroes. If that is the case, type
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That is all it took to turn on compcache. I closed Terminal, opened a couple apps, closed them and went back into terminal and did typed
su
free
And it gives you your memory stats. There are other commands that jamezelle posted earlier in the thread that give even more in depth RAM data but these are the easiest commands.
Hope that was of some help...
sent from my magic talk box
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I followed your directions and got:
swapon: /dev/block/ramzswap0: Invalid argument
Any suggestions?
Been having issues with the droid forums app today...anyway...
My phone is finicky and doesn't seem to like p3 based kernels, but I thought heck with it I'll give it a shot. Very simple steps and I couldn't be happier.
D/L jamezelle's v2 kernel from earlier in the thread
Install from SD card via ROM Manager, with a backup
If the phone boots, you're golden...let everything load.
Start Terminal and type
su
free
This will give you a look at how your memory is being used. Apparently the autostart script didn't work on my droid because the swap showed all zeroes. If that is the case, type
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That is all it took to turn on compcache. I closed Terminal, opened a couple apps, closed them and went back into terminal and did typed
su
free
And it gives you your memory stats. There are other commands that jamezelle posted earlier in the thread that give even more in depth RAM data but these are the easiest commands.
Hope that was of some help...
sent from my magic talk box
You skiped initialized command---
do this @ terminal
#su
#rzscontrol /dev/block/ramzswap0 --init
#swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
#free
you should see a swap, also make sure busybox is current should b 1.17.1 version
Edit:: sorry I ddnt read whole thing just make sure busybox is up to date.. or re download kernel again and re apply-- good luk!
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danceswithbongs
Active Member
Does anyone have a link to JZ's latest kernel, all links that are in this thread go to a web page that can't be found. Any help would be awesome, thanks. Want to run it before 1.28 its released so I'll know if it even works on my droid, or if I shouldn't try using out on the next release, we all anxiously await.
Go JZ, you can do it
Go JZ, you can do it
Index of /myfiles/kernels/droid-sholes-2.2
(latest kernel on there is January 12th)
(latest kernel on there is January 12th)
Does anyone have a link to JZ's latest kernel, all links that are in this thread go to a web page that can't be found. Any help would be awesome, thanks. Want to run it before 1.28 its released so I'll know if it even works on my droid, or if I shouldn't try using out on the next release, we all anxiously await.
Go JZ, you can do it
I followed your directions and got:
swapon: /dev/block/ramzswap0: Invalid argument
Any suggestions?
Been having issues with the droid forums app today...anyway...
My phone is finicky and doesn't seem to like p3 based kernels, but I thought heck with it I'll give it a shot. Very simple steps and I couldn't be happier.
D/L jamezelle's v2 kernel from earlier in the thread
Install from SD card via ROM Manager, with a backup
If the phone boots, you're golden...let everything load.
Start Terminal and type
su
free
This will give you a look at how your memory is being used. Apparently the autostart script didn't work on my droid because the swap showed all zeroes. If that is the case, type
swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
That is all it took to turn on compcache. I closed Terminal, opened a couple apps, closed them and went back into terminal and did typed
su
free
And it gives you your memory stats. There are other commands that jamezelle posted earlier in the thread that give even more in depth RAM data but these are the easiest commands.
Hope that was of some help...
sent from my magic talk box
You skiped initialized command---
do this @ terminal
#su
#rzscontrol /dev/block/ramzswap0 --init
#swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
#free
you should see a swap, also make sure busybox is current should b 1.17.1 version
Edit:: sorry I ddnt read whole thing just make sure busybox is up to date.. or re download kernel again and re apply-- good luk!
When i do the #rzscontrol /dev/block/ramzswap0 --init my phone reboots itself and when i do the next line it tells me its invalid?
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