[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Thank you for the Christmas reminder, Bob. That is a *very* significant holiday for Christians and as far back as being a toddler, it was *always* my favorite holiday. This is a global group and thread so I appreciate the Christmas tidings but there are many, many members who do not celebrate Christmas and my only hope is that these fine individuals do not take this personally out of context as if there own beliefs of lack thereof do not matter. They most certainly do.

Ohmsters wishes to express his holiday tidings to all individuals, regardless of faith or Secularity. We ALL matter!

Oh my, I just installed CM M12 to see if it can and does perform as well as or better than Nightly Build 11/07. My acid test will be driving around, streaming music Bluetooth to car audio, using GPS and Navigation, and the ability to take and make phone calls at the same time. If there are no issues running the rom and it can perform all these takes simultaneously, then I have found my CM11 Final. I am pretty close. I have already settled on 11/07 but what Michael says makes sense. That is also not guaranteed for everyone as you pointed out. So I am determined to nail this down since cm11 is at the end of it's run and quite frankly, I am *very* satisfied with it, once I get a build installed that passes all of my tests.

Now I have already attempted to use TRIM on CM11 which is installed on Slot 1 and it failed. There is an absolutely wonderful, free front end for this command line program, LagFix (fstrim) Free. I tried it and it failed, which I *thought* was due to lack of kernel support. Michael IS the developer and reveals that TRIM on a Droid phone is only available on the Stock Slot. TRIM will greatly improve speed and performance and more importantly, prevent or eliminate the slow decay in performance that occurs when we run this rom, non-stop, "forever". If this works as well as it is reported to, I will for sure break down and spend the 99¢ on the LagFix (fstrim) Premium version which would provide the scheduled auto-trim that would be really nice. Not bad for 99¢!

Real Linux has cron and crontab to handle automated tasks. By running crontab -l on my Linux PC, I get a list of my scheduled tasks and can add, delete, or modify them. Trying to run crontab as root on my Android phone does not work. The command appears to work but I get no such file or directory with it so I guess that option is out. With crontab, we would not need to pay for a scheduled TRIM command. With the correct syntax, this task would perform and run automated anyway. But less than a buck is hardly worth fighting for.

I still have your instructions on how to install cm11 on stock and I have been wanting this for a long time. With cm11 now final, the time has come. And if the TRIM command is successful, my prayers will all be answered. I am very excited by this. Merry Christmas, Bob! :angel:

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What did you say? Can you please get some assistance with your English to ask the question again?