[LG Optimus 2x] SetiroN:
Let me know, I did lower the voltages but I only have a basis of 2-3 users for now. And please provide the voltages you were running before.

Oh well, it's up to you. Just saying that you're substantially putting a lot of effort for nothing... you even made your own build scripts when using my own already completely automates the process of building multiple ramhack versions. :confused:

Cron works fine...

# pgrep crond
pgrep crond
1027
# cat /data/cron/cachedrop.log
cat /data/cron/cachedrop.log
Tue Jan 3 10:34:34 CET 2012
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 447100 421248 25852 0 17996
Mem: 447100 307232 139868 0 76
Tue Jan 3 13:31:25 CET 2012
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 447100 352756 94344 0 5400
Tue Jan 3 13:31:25 CET 2012
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 447100 347704 99396 0 64
Mem: 447100 324284 122816 0 216
Mem: 447100 323872 123228 0 64

Just noticed that for some reason noatime wasn't sticking with multiple remounts (they were separate for test reasons), everything else was there... I've unified the command now, thanks.

Whoops, small refuse in the install script. I'll upload a fixed version.

To check the file systems, reboot to recovery, do a backup and run:

e2fsck -cfkyv /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

e2fsck -cfkyv /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

e2fsck -cfkyv /dev/block/mmcblk0p8

Do realize that it will possibly make your rom unbootable tho: eventually, reflash both rom and kernel... but if /data is corrupted, you should do everything over.

You should switch ON and OFF values then. :D Or use 1000ms for both as spica suggests.

Yeah, provided you lose the luminance... I personally wouldn't want that, using the phone in the open is already a pain.

Happy to see people working off the source anyway, it's what I did with vorkkernel and what a lot more fellas should do, it's easier that most think! :)

I'm perfectly aware of flash memory limits... /data swap isn't used before running off of swap space in zram, which is very rare, and /data isn't all that stressed over time.

You just have to rm /system/etc/init.d/97swap if you don't want it anyway.

Whoops, I usually directly cherry-pick from other people's github, when that's not possible I have to remember to add credits myself... sometimes I forget.

If you're able to give me a single reason to do without the huge benefit of those additional 32M of RAM, I will provide a ramhack-free version. But considering that in 99% of cases it's only about prejudice, I'm going to do releases with at least 32M so that everyone will take advantage the benefits of the additional ram. Without it A LOT of the system values used lose their effectiveness, if they don't even become counter-productive.

Nope, no 3g or TCP/IP changes... must be something on your side.

ironkrnL has support for normal swap as well as compcache (swap on a virtual ram partition).

- The former is enabled by an init.d script (97swap), which can be optionally deleted; the latter can be enabled from CyanogenMod settings>Performance.

It is adviced to use both;

- the swap file is in the best position it can be: the fastest and least used storage memory the device has. Their argument is that using flash memory as swap is inappropriate, which to some extent is true, but I don't believe it can cause any issue as it is actually implemented;

- his script manually enables compcache instead of relying on CM settings.