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ZOMGWTFBBQ! Tired of Android leaks, how about a Sapphire leak -cvpcs/sniffle stay out
- Thread starter wingdo
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P3's should work for most roms, but if you are running sapphire, then those are the ones made just for it!
justinthegeek
Member
I am assuming he is talking about the kernels. Cvpcs posted new ones yesterday.
Yeah, what he said..
The latest build is still the 0.9.5 test build and is linked in the OP of this thread.
The latest stable release is still 0.8.4.
For the Motorola Droid.
Carry on.
mightybrick
Active Member
I was wondering if ruby was going to be the next build. I'm trying to decide if I want to flash it.
Well, flashing ruby most likely won't brick your phone, but it still isn't advised...
Also, for those who have Incredibles, don't bother trying to flash. It won't boot
velocity92c
Member
I'm a complete noob when it comes to linux, can someone explain to me what compcache is/does, and should I be using it? Thanks.
LOL Senor Brick. Do not brick your MotoDroid with the Droid Incredible goodness seen on the cvpcs distribution center.
I'm no expert, but the way I understand it is that compcache sets aside about 20MB of your onboard RAM so that it can't be used normally by the system. When your normal RAM is almost used up your system will see that compcache has the 20MB set up, and is offering that space for use. When an App or whatever gets swapped over to the compcache storage it goes through some pretty heavy compression, so that the app takes up less space now than it did before. Effectively you can use up MORE memory than is actually in your phone.