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[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
The forum rules state:

"If you wish to advertise a product, contact us we provide ads. But do not post it in the forums, it will be removed and you're likely to receive a ban.

You are however allowed to sell used goods like your own device, parts of your device or accessories for your device in the marketplace forum, please read the rules there before posting."

If you are posting an application that has a 100% working free version (not shareware trial period), that should be OK.

But it sounds like you are selling an app, so the simple answer from the Rules is "No".

Dave
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hobs0n:
I had a good math training game a while back but I cant find it, neither here or by google. I cant remember the name.

I also played a funny memory training game, it played different tunes for you and you had to remember the order of the tunes :)

Its partly for me and for me and my cousins kid the next week :)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] cb8rwh:
Reso and SPB both have brain trainer software. They are both worthwile having.
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] hayabusa07:
Hey @ all

i have installed the GER X10 ROM on my xperia...

now i wanted to install windows marketplace...everything was installed correctly, but when i try to start WM Marketplace an error appears...

Error

You have to close WMM due a fatal error. When this you cant log in in few hours, contac Microsoft to get help :(

GER

the original error:

Fehler

Sie müssen Windows Marketplace aufgrund eines schwerwiegenden Fehlers beenden. Wenn Sie sich nach einigen Stunden nicht anmelden können, wenden Sie sich an Microsoft, um Hilfe zu erhalten....

Somebody knows that one????

Thanks in advance and sorry for the bad english (translation) :)

Greetings
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] MJCS:
Try another rom. I was having the same issue with a previous rom. See if you can find a german rom with a higher version
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] hayabusa07:
i cant use the marketplace.cab either can i????

well i tried it, also to rename the marketplace.exe...didnt worked :(

there hasn't been a german rom released with manila 2.5 till now right????
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] Almas:
org rom

i tried different marketplace cabs on original rom norwegian.

but nothings happens... just the loading icon.. then nothing.

Any help?
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] cpala:
i found this "not testing"

If you have not a WWE-ROM you have to rename the file WMMBootstrap.exe.0409.mui in windows dir. For German people for example WMMBootstrap.exe.0407.mui

Have fun
[XPERIA X1 Themes and Apps] hayabusa07:
heheh THX that's what i meant with rename the Marketplace.exe xD

I tried it but didn't worked for me...maybe because its for WM 6.1 Users...cause on most of the WM 6.5 roms WMM is already installed....

doesn't someone know anything about it :(:confused::(:confused:

greetings :)
[General Questions and Answers] Robes1:
I need a custom ROM for my HTC Imagio. Of course its a Verizon phone which makes it a CDMA phone a well. I am willing to pay $500 or more for a custom version of the HTC Sense or LEO ROM. It can be the very same ROM that comes on the phone but with a different version of Touch Flo3D. I just want my Touch flo to look like it does on all of the LEO ROMS!!!!! So who do I have to pay and how much?!!!
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
No need to pay!!

Hey!:eek:

This community is about sharing knowledge and not to make any buisness, please read the general rules!.

If you need something, ask for it on the proper section and if you are gratefull you can always donate to the developer or to the site
[General Questions and Answers] Robes1:
I thought about posting this in the proper section but since there is no "section" for the Imagio or its ROM Development then where exactly would that be?

Also I understand that this site is about knowledge and not money but I know that this work takes a certain amount of time and skill and I would feel better if I could help someone a little for taking the time to help me. Its just who I am.
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
Double thread

Please do not double post

respect the rules.

You already got an answer in your other thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=568315
[General Questions and Answers] DaveShaw:
Duplicate topic.

Closed

Dave
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Hey everyone,

With the intro of BFS302 and Cyan's almost stable rom, I figured it is time to do some testing w/ user.conf files on CM 4.1.99. I feel this is necessary because I notice that after ~12 hours or so, the phone really starts to lag and I have a suspicion it has something to do w/ compcache.

I WAS using the stock CM 4.1.99 setting (24mb compcache), and now I am trying a user.conf that uses 64mb compcache w/o backing swap.

Anyone have any good settings\configs that have worked well for them AFTER SEVERAL HOURS OF USE?

The phone always seems to be quick after bootup and a taskkill, but after a few hours (possibly when compcache gets full) it starts to act sluggish

EDIT: Now that 4.1.999 is out, what is everyone using for user.conf settings?

EDIT2: Now that 4.1.9999 (and possibly more to come) is out, what is everyone using? I have added the corrected userinit.sh and my current conf file for reference if anyone wants.
[G1 Android Development] bkmo:
You are starting this testing thread on a ROM that has broken BFS and Compcache. This has been reportedly fixed by Cyanogen for the next update. Maybe it would be best to wait to try this when compcache is working efficiently again.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Oh, well thats good to hear. Hadnt heard anything about BFS or compcache issues yet. Anyway, guess we can continue testing once the new update comes out today.
[G1 Android Development] runderekrun:
Well to answer your question though, miketaylor00's user.def script has been working really well for me since I started using it...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=4334135#post4334135
[G1 Android Development] Chahk:
Here's mine (Unix formatted, open in Notepad++). Running great on CM 4.1.99 for almost 2 days now w/o rebooting. Everything's still smooth and responsive.

Here are the highlights:

...

# 32MB cc with 24MB backing swap on Linux-swap partition

compcache_en=1

cc_disksize=32

cc_memlimit=24

cc_backingswap_en=1

cc_backingswap=/dev/block/mmcblk0p3

cc_swappiness=60

...

# swapfile off

swap_file_en=0

...

# swap partition off

linux_swap_en=0

...

# Defaults here

proc_cpu_en=1

scaling_min_freq=245760

scaling_max_freq=528000

sampling_rate=2000000

powersave_bias=200

up_threshold=40

...

I've also had good results with up_threshold set at 32. I'm also running the "extra memory" kernel hack, so that might be a contributing factor.
[G1 Android Development] Vlad83:
After messing with user.conf last night and all day yesterday, it seems the best solution is to just disable CC and enable linux swap or nothing at all until the update is released.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Thanks for your opinions and experiences. I have had 2 kernel panics\reboots today using stock settings, switched to a user.conf file I was using before to see if there is any difference. Lookin forward to the new release tonite though
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
bump because of new update
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Send me the default file and I'll send you my recommendation. I don't have time to load Cyanogen but I've been testing similar ROMs and I am testing the same BFS patch right now. I've found that BFS performs about the same with the same settings whether it is on Hero or Donut or Cupcake. I may not get you the optimal settings but it will be close and you can build from there.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
The stock doesnt have a user.conf file, it just enables compcache 24mb by default (I believe). I usually use a slightly modified version of your user.conf file. I changed the cpu to 254760, and the swappiness to 60 (Just changed for testing).

I have a 64mb swap parition on a class 4 SD that is being used as a backing swap. I cant figure out if a backing swap is helping or not, as the lag happens after being booted for 8+ hours (usually overnight)
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Keep the 64MB swap and try the settings from JacHeroSki. See how that runs for a while. What are you using for your CC memlimit? Are you still having problems on the 999 build?
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Havent seen any issues on 999 build yet, but as I said, it happens after a while (when the compcache gets full and uses the backing swap, I assume). Anyway you can post the user.conf for jacherski? Is it different then xROM1.5r4 or r3?

Regarding CC_memlimit, I am currently using 24. Recommended?
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Yes, BFS completely changes the game with the user.conf. Try this one out. The format might not be right so you will probably need to just copy the settings over. That's why I was going to have you send the original. I'm too lazy/busy to download and extract the CM file. But here is my BFS user.conf. I'm betting the upped CC Memlimit will probably help you out quite a bit.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Much appreciated, will 'convert' it and let ya know how it works out over the next day or so. Lookin forward to playing w/ the new xROM whenever that comes out :D
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Zim, did you see my post in the Compcache vs. Linux vs. Stock thread? If not, check it out. It explains it a little better. I should start another thread on tuning BFS ROMs and post what I know. JacHeroSki is so fast that I'm using it as my daily ROM now. We just need to make it more stable and it will be perfect.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
I agree, BFS really has given Android a whole new lease on life. So snappy. I would love to use JacHeroSki full-time, but I rely on a Bluetooth headset occasionally, so thats a deal killer....but I do have a switchrom image that I continually update to see whats new :cool:

Will check out that post, but you should start another thread about tweaking specifically w/ BFS. Seems to be gaining universal acceptance in the community, and it def changes the game around.
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
I'm really interested to see how those settings run on the latest Cyan. I have been wanting to tune it but I haven't had the time. That ROM is a lower priority for me because only a handful of people seem to want me to offer my suggestions on it. Cyanogen seems to want to stick to compcache only so I've left it alone for the most part.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
copied and updated my user.conf file. Seems a lil more snappy right off the bat now. Will report back w/ long term results.

I currently use Cyanogen full-time, but I do occasionally have a habit of switching back and forth to xROM.
[G1 Android Development] sacredsoul:
Could you upload your updated user.conf file?
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
I am messing around w/ some Hero stuff at the moment, so I cant access my user.conf. Its pretty easy to modify miketaylor's previously released .conf, however. Ill attach my previous user.conf and you can just take the setting from miketaylor's attached one (above)
[G1 Android Development] sacredsoul:
I edited my old one. It definitely feels snappier. Here is a copy if anyonw wanna try it out.
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
I'm glad my settings are helping you guys out. Maybe a few more people will try it and we can get more feedback.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
So, I'm looking at these .conf settings. Would I need to make any changes if I'm still running a 32mb swap part (set that way back when they said it was the max). Don't feel like resizing just yet. Basically I'm asking about cc_memlimit and cc_disksize. Thanks, guys.
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
You won't need to change anything. 32MB swap will work ok with these settings, it is just more likely that you could run out of swap space if you push it hard. That isn't the end of the world, it will just lag for a few seconds (maybe more) while it tries to free up memory.
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
What userinit.sh file is everyone using?

I'm assuming this file needs to be on /system/sd and that it references the new user.conf everyone is talking about.

I've done searches all over xda for a userinit.sh that will work on this build and haven't found one that's not kernel specific.

Is one even needed?

Anybody have one they could upload?
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
I have no idea how a userinit.sh could be kernel specific, but here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=542899
[G1 Android Development] usmc2k:
Has anyone kame to a decision on what they fill is the best route for cyanogen 4.1.999 ???
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
I tried using this userinit.sh before but it didn't work.

I can't run userinit.sh from terminal to check settings, but when I run a "free" command I can see that amount of swap memory has changed to 64 mb to represent the linux-swap partition i'm using as backswap.

Thanks for the help and the info.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
you dont need to run it if you reboot, the userinit.sh is run at bootup, i think. You can run userinit.sh -s to check your settings, ignore the numerous error messages that popup at the bottom
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
Thank you both for your help.

Again when I run the userinit.sh from terminal no output is generated, but I know it's getting applied after a reboot because I see the swap memory change from 24 (default compcache) to 64 (this new user.conf).

The phone seems to behave faster with the default compcache settings on 4.1.999. But that's probably because I have a class 4 SD card.

I ordered a class6 card a couple of days ago, and it should be arriving soon.
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Been using a class 4 sd since I got the phone. If you use ext3/4 and a properly configured user.conf, you should be fine......
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
Ok I've tried this user.conf that has compucache + backswap

I've tried pure compucache

And I've tried pure linux-swap.

Compucache seems snappier in some respects and slower in others.

Linux swap is a bit slower, but smoother and more stable. I get less errors when running just linux swap. When opening an app for the first time is slower than compucache, but then it's much faster afterwards. After I've launched a program pure compcache and pure linux-swap seem to run at the same speed

Compcache plus back-swapping with the settings in this user.conf caused force closes on my phone. I don't know why.

Right now i'm settling with pure linux swap.
[G1 Android Development] greenjeans:
I have a problem that I haven't been able to find any answers for elsewhere.

I have installed cm 4.1.999, the +10 memory mod, and then userinit.sh and user.conf posted by sacredsoul.

I started getting lots of android.process.acore (i think that's what it was) force closes.

I ran userinit.sh -s, and got this output:

Lots of read only file system errors. Checked my 'mount'

I thought perhaps '/dev/block/mtdblock3 on /system type yaffs2 (ro)' was the problem... I ran 'mount -o remount,rw /system' , and then userinit.sh -s again...

I see a lot of 'success' messages...sounds good, right?

Reboot, maybe it feels snappier....and I'm still getting FC's

So, I thought perhaps there were scripts and junk in the /system/bin and system/sd screwing things up...the a2sd script? un-rooted my phone, and restored htc's 1.6 from the dev page. I then re-rooted, upgraded my spl to 1.33.2010, and re-installed cm recovery 1.4. reformatted my sd (swap,ext4,fat), Then installed cm 4.1.999. Then installed userinit.sh and the user.conf again. ran userinit.sh -s and got the same errors. fixed permissions, and ran userinit.sh -s and got the same success messages.

Does anyone have any insight? what should those permissions be? should /system be rw?
[G1 Android Development] greenjeans:
UPDATE:

After a clean install of 4.1.999, and userinit.sh and user.conf, I ran userinit.sh -s, got the errors. ran 'mount -o remount,rw /system', and re-ran userinit.sh -s. Got the success messages.

Rebooted, ran mount and userinit.sh -s

I noticed that the /system was back to ro. No error messages, no success messages. Anyone wanna fill me in on what's going on? No force closes yet...
[G1 Android Development] tnleeuw:
Performance much improved!

Hi Guys,

I just wanted to say that with the new user.conf settings which I downloaded from this thread yesterday, performance has improved enormously. It's a night-and-day difference.

Initially with 4.1.999 the phone ran fast on boot, but after about perhaps half a day performance would begin to degrade terribly, to make the whole phone unusably slow, laggy, nightmarish. (Especially when listening to music over BT while trying to do something - anything - else with the phone). And on several occasions the phone eventually just rebooted itself.

However I've applied different user.conf settings about 24 hours ago and performance is really rather good. Sure, there is lag when switching back to the home screen and when trying to start a new application, but nothing so bad as to make the whole phone totally unusable.

The only change I made to the config I downloaded is that I set the swap-size for compcache to 32Mb, because that's the size of my swap partition.

I haven't yet tried booting with the kernel patched for extra RAM. I will try that soon. And having the extra 10Mb can only make things even better :-)

Cheers, and thanks everyone for all the work on getting these improved settings!!

--Tim :-)
[G1 Android Development] nyijedi:
Is there a general consensus on what size works best for the swap partition? Mine is currently 32 MB, but I left some room at the end of my SD card to repartition it to 128 MB.

Also, what settings in the user.conf should be changed when changing the size of the swap partition?
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Totally depends on which ROM you are on.

Roms w/ BFS seem to work better w/ a 64mb compcache and a higher swappiness (around 40-45) than the standard ROM...

I haven't really figured out if backing swap really helps out, as it takes several hours to see the effect as the swap needs to get filled and dumped to the backing_swap, etc.,
[G1 Android Development] prince.siraj:
it's called reboot
[G1 Android Development] prince.siraj:
backing swap probably wouldn't help too much with something as optimized as CM, only compcache would really. but the fastest way to check would be to open the browser and direct all 8 windows to like htc.com or some other heavy website... that will get you results in less than an hour. and/or use the benchmark market app
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Thanks for the reply.

I have begun to dislike the benchmark app, as it seems to not represent speed in the OS. Sure, it tests cpu and ram with prime numbers, but like PC benchmarking, I am not quite sure how effective the test is when compared to actual real-world use
[G1 Android Development] nyijedi:
Thanks for the reply. Please excuse my ignorance, but I'm a little confused regarding compcache. I was under the impression that compcache uses your internal memory instead of the swap partition, while backing swap (or a regular linux swap) would use the swap partition on your SD card. Am I way off base here? If you have both compcache and backingswap enable, do they both use your swap partition? Sorry for the noobish question.
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
I decided to give it a go again and I finally got the settings in this user.conf working right with compcache and backswap.

For some reason I had to put the path to my apps folder (/system/sd/app and /system/sd/app-private) in the userinit.sh. It's supposed to get those settings from the user.conf but it didn't

Then I had change the setting in the user.conf to run fix permissions and create .odex files for my applications.

After the first reboot i kept getting acore error messages. I rebooted and ran userinit.sh. Got zero errors in the script, but some of the applications kept failing and the phone locked up.

I booted to recovery and deleted the dalvik-cache folder (which I should have done in the first place) Then I rebooted the phone twice after that and everything is working fine for the past 24 hours.

It's running faster than pure linux swap, and smoother than pure compcache.

Nice settings.
[G1 Android Development] MyTouch72:
Hi Everyone, I've looked around trying to find this information but have not found it. The stock CyanogenMod 999 does not appear to come with a user.conf file. Can someone please point me to the thread to discusses how to set this file up? Is it just a question of copying the file to the /system/sd folder? Do any type of special permissions need to be set to the file?

Again, thank you for your patience and for letting me know where it is if this is not the correct thread.

BTW: just setup the 4.1.999 ROM... very happy with it... but want to play with its settings to see if performance can be improved.
[G1 Android Development] happyface_0:
.999 is old, use .9999

You can find peoples settings scattered around this thread
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Updated 1st post w/ compatible userinit.sh for 4.1.999 and my current user.conf file for experimentation, should you feel the need.
[G1 Android Development] matthian:
What are the parameter for : CC_DEVICE=/dev/block/ramzswap0 and CC_NEW_DECT=0 ?

I get error on this - device not existing...
[G1 Android Development] sagementor:
I am also have a 32MB swap partition. What is the optimum size for Cyan 4.1.9999 if we enable backing swap?
[G1 Android Development] djengizz:
I don't know if it's optimal but the following settings seem to work nicely for me (using a 32MB Swap partition):

cc_memlimit=24

cc_disksize=32

swappiness=40

This is pretty similar to zimphishmonger user.conf considering the different partition sizes (same swappiness and memlimit being 75% of the disksize).
[G1 Android Development] R3nrut:
Via Twitter:

cyanogen I think I am going to disable compcache by default in future builds.

about 9 hours ago
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
I am really not happy about Cyan disabling compcache. I ran the build w/o any swap or compcache and it really lags on a dream (Cyan has moved to a Google Ion, that has lot more ram). I am currently using 4.1.9999 w/ my posted configs and it is working really well.

14 hours and no issues or slowdowns so far (although I had to do a complete wipe to get it working fast)

Also, backing swap uses you entire swap partition by default, you dont need to define how big you swap is.
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
Is anyone having problems with custom userinit.sh and user.conf files on the new 4.1.9999 Cyanogen build?

I keep getting ...

=== CompCache status ===

CompCache version 0.6+

!!!ERROR Compcache disabled

when I run the userinit.sh -s script.

Is this because the 4.1.9999 ROM comes with a new version of CompCache?
[G1 Android Development] overground:
I recently made the upgrade to 64mb swap and I highly recommend making the switch. Like night and day difference. Since you're familiar with bart usage, just:

1. perform a complete bart backup.

2. backup your FAT32 to your computer

3. delete and repartition

4. restore your FAT32 backup

5. restore your bart backup

6. run mkswap /dev/block/mmcblk0p3
[G1 Android Development] bkmo:
I am testing now with a pure 96meg Linux swap partition, compcache disabled. So far, so good. I would really like to find out what Cyanogen means by Compcache exposing bugs. What bugs? Compcache or Android bugs.
[G1 Android Development] overground:
You need to edit userinit.sh and replace any instance of " xvmalloc.ko" with "ramzswap.ko"
[G1 Android Development] chilln73:
Thanks a million!

That definitely resolved the issue.

Back on track.
[G1 Android Development] bkmo:
He didn't say he is removing it, he said it will not be enabled by default.