Recent content by franciscofranco

That "sleep" function is awesome. I just tested your way (making a init.d file with sleep 5; sh /system/etc/myfile.sh) and all the tweaks get applied including the nr_requests and stuff. I'm gonna do that for my next update, probably tomorrow. Thanks for the idea.

That's all pretty strange to me, I got almost 6000 points in i/o and really notice a difference in performance...

Are you sure that it works? I was using that line on the .prop but I took it out because I think my phone didn't like it.

You just gotta move all the stuff back to /data and then use his script. I bet that AOSP 2.3.x rom gives you more performance, but I don't know the rom state, just talking from my mouth off.

That's pretty odd, but I'm glad it works!! I don't know squat about that "sleep" command, I've seen it somewhere else though. I'll have a look. About your quadrant score let me ask you, do you have data2ext script from ungaze running? And what's your rom at the moment?

Please share feedback after the testing! My device is working awesomely good with roughly 2450 quadrant points (for comparison's sake).

Are you using noop scheduler? If you are get back to CFQ or BFQ, I took the scheduler script out from the file since BFQ performs better than noop on my data2ext setup.

No it doesn't. If you think it's snappy enough with the tweaks only try the libsqlite.so for 2.3.x. Anyway not trying to hijack this thread, but since this ones are based on the thread I created I updated the XDA topic with new stuff, just for general knowledge.

Yeah forget about that permission code, stupidity from me. About those build.prop settings I just ended up writting them directly into build.prop and save me the hassle. The rest is pretty good as far as I know, I can't do much more about it. Maybe I'll change it into a .sh file where people...

Hello all. You might know me for the original thread @XDA. @jawz101 The sdcard speed "hack" is already applied with my script in case you didn't notice: echo "4096" > /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0/read_ahead_kb; @mmarz You said not all of my tweaks were applied because they run before the...