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[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
32MB is way too low?? For what? Given that most apps consume an average of 2-3MB of actual REAL RAM, what the hell are you referring to that a minimum of 32MB of application available RAM is too low? Says who? You? You're wrong. Incorrect. Mistaken. Stupid. Moronic. Inept.

Terribly written launchers refreshing their caches and thus kicking widgets out of RAM (hello TW launcher, I'm talking to you) doesn't mean we need to start making sure we deprive the entire phone of 100s of MBs of RAM. It means we need to stop using **** launchers. Get it?

32MB is too low, holy christ. Before we were blessed with such assloads of RAM, mate, it was great if we had 20MB of RAM free. 32MB isn't too low at all you ****ing cretin.

I've already dealt with your asinine claims about different groupings. The fact remains nothing will be touched unless we hit 32MB of RAM free. The chances of this happening in any kind of real world application on the SGS2 is practically nil. Facts are on my side and the facts say, you're a complete and utter vapid idiot.

Seriously, with that last post you've managed to demote yourself from "amusing plaything" to "LOL what a ****ing idiotic waste of space". So if you're posting just to see how creative I can get, any and all subsequent replies will be reminding you of the fact that you're a moron.

PS: You're a moron.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
The only people who call you gods are people who dont know what the **** they are doing and know **** all about development.

Sort of like the people that hang around feeyo.

And sort of like you.

And the majority of the XDA userbase.
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
Don't mind that idiot. He's just a guy who imitates Hacre and then laugh at his own jokes. I pitty that dude. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Aha.So you insist.

I'm only going to say this:The fact that your balls are bigger than your brain doesn't mean your balls are big.

Believe whatever the **** you want,I couldn't care less.Even if I was a Hacre-wannabe,that'd be none of your business AGAIN.

As for me not being helpful,I don't think you'll be the one to decide that.

Anyway,you can be "COOL" and "FUNNY" here while I live in that little world called Earth.I feel sorry for you.Less than sorry actually.I pity guys like you.If you had any trace of personality whatsoever,you wouldn't try to attack people who don't have anything to do with you.

Don't even bother to answer.Two posts from an asshole are enough in this thread.
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Did you actually remember to take your dildo from the chair before you sat?I guess not.
[Galaxy S II General] jerdog:
At least someone is trying - which can't be said for the zeppelin dude who's got to be as high as his namesake. The theory of this script only works on devices that are starved for memory, i.e. those with less than 512mb RAM and that are having newer Android OS versions ported to them. It doesn't matter what grouping your apps are when you have 1gb RAM to work in - check your memory usage sometime after a full day of NOT using memory management scripts and see where you're at on this device. Guarantee that you won't have more than 75% of your available memory being used on a device like this (or the TF) with 1gb of RAM - rendering the balloon dude's argument null and void - you'll never reach the threshold's he's saying this script works on. Now older devices - sure - this can have some marginal effect.

You've got to get away from thinking about this in relation to how PC's handle memory. COMPLETELY different. You've got to have 25% of your physical memory available at all times in order for the system to function - and that's not even saying it would function well. You can't run Win Vista/7 on less than 4gb memory without seeing a drastic performance degradation due to the entire GUI and OS being STARVED for memory. Android doesn't work that way. Works COMPLETELY different. It's footprint is minute in comparison and yet has performance that rivals computer OS'. And it's apps are microscopical in comparison to the bloated computer apps today. If you think about it in terms of PC memory management, then yes - this script will work for all devices... but if you think about it in the reality that is Android memory management = anything under 512mb would see marginal gains.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
Every thread I see you post in, all I see you do is being a retard who doesn't discuss anything related to the thread, and instead fanboys over 1 side or the other without knowing what the **** they are talking about.

Why are you even in the original development section when all your input is idiotic and of no value to development in any way? Do you just enjoy spouting mindless dribble onto the tubes for everyone to see, praying someone will believe your idiotic outcries?
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
OHHH.... you're one of those people.. who think that having the phone crammed with apps that arent' being used and not get killed untill the phone lags like hell.

If you want to have only 32mb free ram, why did you buy a phone with 1gb of ram, stupid.
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
I would agree with the aforementioned if I was still using my Eris but that's not the case. The last time I had an oops my phone is out of memory moment I was using the Nexus One. And even then, Cyanogen had a much more elegant solution to this problem than what's described in the original thread. Speaking of Cyanogen, why is it that any developer whose reviewed this information is utterly against it. Is it because they hate free RAM? No, it's because the solution is a poor one and if anything would degrade performance.
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
Oh guess what? I just received a PM thanking me for jumping on you and saying you're really a total asshole. Obviously, you act worse than them.

My little advice for you, search for the song "SLIM SHADY" by EMINEM.

Mr. Hacre-wannabe.

Cool huh?:cool:
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
I applaud your enthusiasm for this topic but it's just not correct. I have over 160+ apps installed on my SGS2 and still have 500+MB free. Freeing up another 32MB isn't going to do anything for my device
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
OH another one! :D What are you? Spokeperson of Tolis? I already putted my inputs about this script on the earlier page so maybe you should try reading more before posting anything stupid.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
How about you stop pushing your **** project so hard.

32MB RAM is a level no one will ever reach without using a malicious app.
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
Funny how there are so many experts about the theory who have never tried it.

Reminds me of the weatherman... he can be wrong all the time but is still an expert.

The phone will get good and laggy well before it hits 32 mb so really, that 32 mb minfree level isn't doing anything.

The memory management is simply fill it up as much as you can with no interest in regards to degraded performance.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
Yes your input was totally critical to development and your post has helped the development community in any way.

Oh wait it hasn't. Just like none of your other posts have.
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
True,eh?Oh well...You're two now! :rolleyes:

And you,hear this,with all my respect.It's your song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v35fWf1CWFQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
I never talk about something I haven't tried first. Installed, it made my device lag and I'm not saying that to try and bash you. There are devices who might benefit from this, the SGS2, Evo3d, Sensation are not one of them.
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
You're inputs are much more critical. Anyone who read/will read this will surely knows alot :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
You wouldn't do that if you knew who PM'd me. :D
[Galaxy S II General] jerdog:
You sir are missing the point... I have tried it - used it on my Evo - and it's crap for that device with over 512mb Ram. I have over 100 apps installed of which I never use (due to the chance I just might need to use one) and I don't ever approach that 32mb range - much less only having 100mb free RAM.... and even if I did - as Hacre so correctly pointed out - these apps don't use much memory at ALL!!!! They're small-footprint.... Just not going to be an issue unless you have an older device. So take your script to those devices where it could be useful - on these it's deceptive because THEY WON'T HAVE THE PROBLEM WITH MEMORY.
[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
Yes, pointing out that the SGS2 will never drop to the only 32MB of free RAM threshold under normal usage is saying I only want to have 32MB of RAM free. You, are a grade A 100% pure ****ing idiot.

By the way, anyone with a clue about how Android runs, knows that with only 32MB of RAM free, it runs just fine. You unfortunate pathetic no clue having excuse for a human.

You know none of us have tried it how exactly? I've proven already I've looked at the code and dismissed it out of hand. You see, you have a problem, you suffer from the old "a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing"itis. This means, you have a small amount of knowledge about the subject you're trying to argue about and you're expanding that to look as if you have enough knowledge on the subject when you in fact do not. Android can operate with 100% efficiency with only 6MB of RAM free for any prolonged period of time, with no detrimental effects visible to the user. Fact. Yet you're arguing about 32MB of RAM free not being enough on a device that will probably never hit that threshold in its lifetime. Bravo Sir, you, on a forum full of utter cretins and morons, have managed to reach a new low in the depths of the clueless and the mindbogglingly stupid.
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
Fair enough :)

Since you seem normal, can I ask what your current default minfrees are?
[Galaxy S II General] tolis626:
Who?Your boyfriend?Oh god,he will hit me! :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] Hacre:
How many more ways do you need it explained that the information you just asked for is ****ING IRRELEVANT. You and people of your ilk are a cancer on these forums because you breed and seep and distribute misinformation to the poor clueless users like a ****ing donation eating cancer. Seriously go and **** yourself.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
Unlike hacre I believe you know exactly how ****ing dumb your idea is, I believe the only reason you're trying to justify yourself is because your a greedy guy who tried to push his **** project so you can swim in donations because people actually believe in the placebo effect.

I have to say bravo for being an every day greedy crook trying to disguise himself as a developer and almost getting away with it. Now I've reported this thread for being in the wrong section as messing with memory management adds nothing to development and thus belongs in the regular development section with the rest of the crap ideas and copy pasters. In fact it would be better fit in the theming section since all it does is theme your memory management, seeing as it doesn't actually have any effect on performance or user experience whatsoever. But of course you are fully aware of this.

Android is perfectly capable of running with bar none free RAM, due to the nature of not only android in particular but the nature of linux systems and embedded devices in general. Any user who believes this script works is suffering from a placebo effect, since it will not do anything for you, and if it does it means there's something wrong with the app you have installed, not with android memory management.
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
You just said you didnt try it, stupid.

And yet, you're an expert on it... so you proved me right... thank pal :)

Your problem is that you think you know everything.

A know-it-all doesn't learn ****, because such a person thinks they already know... as you already proved by proving me right just above...

Your stoned, aren't you? 6mb? The phone will crawl to a halt when it's anywhere near 10 and you say it's not noticeable?

Yeah, you're stoned for sure....

You sure use big words... but big words don't hide your ignorance and lack of curiousity and lack of willingness to try new things.

You're just an ignorant, old, wet sock full of piss.
[Galaxy S II General] mach0boi:
Your God maybe?

Oh well, that's enough clue for you. We both agreed you're an idiot. Just so you know and be aware of what you're posting here and on 'THAT' thread.

Cheers.

:D
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
2560, 4096, 6144, 12288, 14336, 18432
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
Unlike hacre, you have no brain.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
Yes, because everyone who knows anything about development calling you a retard makes Hacre wrong? Every single person in this thread who knows development knows how stupid it is.

Why do we know this? Because we can read your script and see what it does, seeing as we actually comprehend the inner workings of the script unlike the general users, and since we have knowledge of development we know that this script is of no benefit whatsoever.

But of course you want to remain completely astute seeing as admitting to your mistakes would mean you wouldn't get any donations. Maybe when you stop pretending to be a developer and move your **** to the right section, then the real devs will stop bothering you about your dumb ideas.

Any user who cares can read up on this: http://www.makelinux.net/ldd3/chp-15-sect-1 so they understand why this is stupid.
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Actually, 6mb is sufficient to run a device. I recall EvilD porting Sense Roms to the N1 and available Ram of less than 10MB was normal. Never affected the performance of the device
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
1. So, tell me... what's it do, brainiac?

2. Brainiac... it's not my thread... I didn't put here... wakey wakey...

Ok that's 10, 16, 24, 48, 56, 72...

I don't see any 32 mb level...

Anyway, secondary server apps are getting killed at 48 mb... kinda look like juwe's minfrees.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
Seeing as how I've been working with Android since the G1, which is the record for low RAM, you can keep performance solid on a fraction of 32MB seeing as you were lucky when you even had 32MB of RAM free to use for apps.

You keep saying how dropping below 32MB will make your phone lag like crazy, show me in the page I linked what part would make your system magically lag below 32MB. And that's not even Android modifications, that's linux which has way more leniency in the way it handles RAM.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
It's your project so you're responsible.

Also it does nothing, atleast on the SGS2.

EDIT:

Also I've enjoyed the company of devs way more talented than me like Hacre since early android days. I haven't always used his work but if anyone here has tried new things it's hacre, as he's pushed the boundaries of what's possible on many more devices than just the SGS2. If your gonna bash a dev atleast do it properly. Seeing as all you did was tweak memory management, there is nothing "new" about this seeing as I and many others have been doing this since the G1.
[Galaxy S II General] zeppelinrox:
Many users report their phone gets laggy well over that level.

DX2 users with 512mb ram say it gets laggy at about 100mb free.

You're an idiot.

Really, you are.
[Galaxy S II General] seshmaru:
There are a million other reasons that could cause a phone to lag, where are the logs that prove its the free RAM (or lack thereof) causing it? If with 512MB RAM you get down to 100MB free RAM it already means you're running a **** ton of apps, all of which could have their completely seperate reasons for causing lag.
[Galaxy S II General] TheDeadCPU:
zeppelinrox, you confuse me.

How can a device be slower by having a certain amount of UNUSED RAM? It's like saying your external hdd wont let you play a movie because it only has 1gb space left.
[Galaxy S II General] lindsaytheflint:
Yep. Dormant RAM (whether it has contents or not) is not going to slow down your system. Slow downs will most likely be encountered by CPU usage. 50 apps running in the background may use up all your RAM, but if they're sleeping, they're not going to be using any noticeable CPU, so your system will not be slowing down. If an app is terminated (by memory management) then restarted, it will be using CPU time to do so, thus slowing down your system (whether it's noticeable or not).

Of course, there are other reasons why your system could be lagging, but just having data in memory is not one of them.
[Galaxy S II General] jerdog:
and let's not forget that the process of terminating an app which actually isn't doing anything uses battery more so than the dormant app doing nothing....
[Galaxy S II General] the_scotsman:
Only one thread for this "script" needed: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] badboi_zero:
Anyone figure out how to extend the time-on for the keyboard's backlight? Or keep it on whenever the keyboard is exposed?

I read on androidcentral forum that there's an app for the Samsung Intercept that keeps the front keys' backlight on or flash notify. It's called "KeyLights." It also works on the Optimus V, as I used to own one and installed that apk.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/virgin-mobile-optimus-v/66188-missed-your-notification-did-not-hear-sound-solutions-ideas.html

Is there any way to port that app to work with our Sidekicks? Or maybe just internally integrate the capability of controlling the keyboard's backlight?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] sduvick:
This shouldn't be too hard to make happen, but are you sure you want to do that? it would destroy your battery life...
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Tyler0309:
it would be nice to be able to set the time for how long the keyboard stays on
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] badboi_zero:
At least make it an option. I understand it's to save battery life. But when the screen light goes off so will the keyboard's. My time-out is 30 seconds so it's not long.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilstewie23:
Can anyone post a dsp manager apk or zip for Droid incredible running miui and all the right libs with it so It can actually add base and sound different. Thanks in advance.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zman0125:
You could ask NilsP? His Business Gingersense 3.0 is the best and includes it.
[HTC Sensation] VonStarkeGSD:
Sorted now please delete thread.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fooshman:
model GT P7500

P7500UBKG6

When voice search in navigation is selected program crashes

No voice search icon in any other progam
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
so i searched everywhere and CANNOT for the life of me find that thread where someone made custom night/day/stormy 3.0 lockscreen custom weather backgrounds..anybody have any clue?! the ones that came on the synergy warm theme are pretty cool, but they're low resolution/quality, and you can see the compression and bleeding of colors in them :\
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
bump....nobody? i still can't find it :\
[Droid Incredible General] Deleted member 2776902:
Well, I found one in the EVO themes/apps forum.

Synergy weather lock screen
[Droid Incredible General] jayochs:
THANK YOU.

also, DAMNIT. hahaha i forgot that it wasn't for the inc.

so, one would wonder..will that work?
[Droid Incredible General] rotaryboots:
Had a custom one of my phone for a while, check the community rom's add-ons
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucarade:
I was flashing my ATT captivate from Dlev 4.2 rom (running 2.3.4) to stock using odin oneclick, however it appeared to have frozen for about half an hour at the point where it says "DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET" on the odin client, so I unplugged the microusb (yes i know, stupid) and now im presented with a screen That has a phone on the left, a computer on the right, a dotted line between with a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark inside, and under that it says "firmware upgrade fail! try using recovery mode" however it does not enter recovery mode and I tried the method to enter download mode on http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=858765 (scroll down to "oh crap i have bricked my device") and it does not work. I have used this particular odin client before to flash back to stock and it worked fine. What do I do? And btw, im quite a noob.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucarade:
anyone alive?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hans Schmucker:
Since this a device-specific problem, you might have more success at the Captivate forums.
[HTC EVO 3D] derekfaircloth:
Anyone who has bought and used a controller that works with the emulators please post the link to the one you got. I am wanting one bad. Thanks in advance for your help.

Derek

Suck Evo ballz apple
[HTC Sensation] jcboiz:
Hello! I have the update downloaded and its ready for installation, but when I try to install it reboots and then a blue android guy comes up with an ! mark. I have it rooted with CWM on it...then I ended up restoring what I backed up prior to the root and I get same error. I also have Revolutionary S-Off....anyone know how to fix this? Thank you all in advance!
[HTC Sensation] Ndokami:
It wont let you install because you have a custom recovery. what you gotta do is to re-install the stock recovery. to do that you have to use the Tmobile USA RUU

http://ff06d01.filefactory.com/dlp/cb7a99f//t/78a1a78f2f28c0b8185ed4e234e2b952/n/RUU_Pyramid_TMOUS_1.29.531.2_Radio_10.42.9007.00P_10.11.9007.15_M_release_193714_signed.exe there are proper instruction on how to use this in the development forums or check the Q&A one....
[HTC Sensation] jcboiz:
Thank you for your reply! I just downloaded the file. Is it as easy as just clicking next etc? I already have my HTC usb drivers. Thank you again!!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
...and yet another one of these threads makes it's appearance in another forum.

This link is a direct link to the post that Mazook98 posted a download link for a package with a collection of them.

There is a folder in the zip called "funky sizes" that has some of them already set to 800x480 resolution.

The "secret" wallpapers from the SGS2 work as well, just follow the instructions. One of those is my current. (acts funky in landscape, though)

Make sure to hit "thanks" on Mazook98's post if you liked them.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unomedmen1:
I was running this ROM for a couple of weeks with no issues. All of a sudden if I reboot my phone and the second I unlock it I get a launcher FC???? Is anyone else getting this? I cleared davlik cache a few times with no luck. I even did a factory reset to reinstall and same issue. I really like this ROM too because of the them engine and all.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergie716:
Have you tried fixing permissions in ROM manager or in recovery?

Also, what kernel are you using?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unomedmen1:
fixing permissions?? sorry but I have no idea what that is referring to. I was using the kernel that came with the ROM and I believe that it's Netarchy. I even flashed Math's 5.5 and 6.0 kernel but that didnt help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fergie716:
To fix permissions, reboot into recovery, click on "Advanced" then "fix permissions"

If you can get into ROM Manager you can open the app and click on "Fix Permissions"
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unomedmen1:
Dam, I just finished installing petes ROM 8/19 and setting everything up lol. I really like the oxygenROM so I'm willing to try that. I will have to go thru recovery since I cant even get to the homescreen when I boot.

Do you know if this actually helps? I mean from experience.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unomedmen1:
I figured out what was causing the FC's. I downloaded a few CM7 themes from the market (basic white, honeybread) and these were causing the issue. I just setup everything again and downloaded Pure Red theme and no FC after a number of test reboots.

Sweet!