COMPCACHE for UD *2.5.0*!! [Instructions] Updated 12/16/10

[LT*]

Just to update this, I installed the LFY 1100 a little while ago, and I did not have to install the fix update.zip to have compcache working. Running pretty smooth and quick too. Just have to watch temps and battery now.

 

[tee00max]

So when you guys say go to the performace setting im going to Compcache ram usage and putting 18% or do i leave that alone?

 

[anuraj1]

So when you guys say go to the performace setting im going to Compcache ram usage and putting 18% or do i leave that alone?

Choose whatever level you're comfortable with. The higher the level, the better performance (theoretically), but you may have to reboot more often. 18% is a good balanced level, but personally, I have to go overboard on everything so I go for the max haha.

 

[tee00max]

So when you guys say go to the performace setting im going to Compcache ram usage and putting 18% or do i leave that alone?

Choose whatever level you're comfortable with. The higher the level, the better performance (theoretically), but you may have to reboot more often. 18% is a good balanced level, but personally, I have to go overboard on everything so I go for the max haha.

ok cool thanks!

 

[anuraj1]

Just to update this, I installed the LFY 1100 a little while ago, and I did not have to install the fix update.zip to have compcache working. Running pretty smooth and quick too. Just have to watch temps and battery now.

I am not having very good performance with the LFY kernels. Extremely choppy and laggy, fluctuating heat, and quadrant scores that are 150 points lower than with Slayher's 1.6 kernels. I can confirm that I didn't need to flash the update.zip for compcache though. I am going to give it a couple of days to let the kernel "settle down" and see if it gets any better.

 

[tee00max]

yeah im about to try out the 1.6 kernels and see how they are compared to the LFY's...

 

[lindel]

UD 2.3.0, Slayher_7x1200LV_v1.6 kernel with compcache enabled. Runs a consistant mid 1500 in Quadrant, and so far, nice and cool. Today will tell how the battery life is.

 

[LT*]

Just to update this, I installed the LFY 1100 a little while ago, and I did not have to install the fix update.zip to have compcache working. Running pretty smooth and quick too. Just have to watch temps and battery now.

I am not having very good performance with the LFY kernels. Extremely choppy and laggy, fluctuating heat, and quadrant scores that are 150 points lower than with Slayher's 1.6 kernels. I can confirm that I didn't need to flash the update.zip for compcache though. I am going to give it a couple of days to let the kernel "settle down" and see if it gets any better.

I'm doing the same, the 1.6 ran well, the LFY seems to heat up quicker and stay hot longer with more intensive apps. Giving it a few days and then I'll decide.

 

[anuraj1]

I'm doing the same, the 1.6 ran well, the LFY seems to heat up quicker and stay hot longer with more intensive apps. Giving it a few days and then I'll decide.

I just switched back to 1.6, the LFY kernels were not working very well at all. The 1.6 kernel and compcache are working beautifully for me.

 

[segdoh49]

Does anyone know where we can find a download link for the sapphire kernal that comes with the stock UD2.3 ??

 

[PARick]

Does anyone know where we can find a download link for the sapphire kernal that comes with the stock UD2.3 ??

Hey Tom, is this what you are looking for?

releases:sapphire-1.0.0 [CVPCS Sapphire Wiki]

 

[houseboatwayne]

Is the Slayher kernals combatible with Incredible? I've searched hard, but can't find the answer.

 

[smtom]

Is the Slayher kernals combatible with Incredible? I've searched hard, but can't find the answer.

They are not, sadly.
In the interest of compcache, I've tried all available AOSP Incredible kernels I could find and flashed them - a couple allow for the functionality, but none actually work.

Only time I've gotten compcache to work on my Incredible was w/ Ruby, and the stock Ruby kernel. If we had a copy of that, we may make some progress.

 

[guitarboy1193]

so i posted this comment earlier. but i deleted it because i went looking through the other posts more and thought i found the solution, but still nothing. I did all that the OP instructed me to do, then after rebooting, on terminal emulater, typed
$su
# compcache start
# reboot
then let it reboot, then when it rebooted, typed this:
$su
#compcache stats
#
and it left me on an empy line. nothing appeared to have happened.
Any reason for this and anyway i can fix it?

 

[doublea500]

someone post if there battery levels has changed from using compache please and also i didnt do a backup of the reg slayher kernel before i flashed the compache, to go back to regular can i just flash a slayher or maybe even a chevy kernal right on top of it?

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