Compcache on 3.1.1?

[Darksthour]

I was wondering if the stock kernel for 3.1.1 has compcache enabled and if that might help with GB's aggressive task killer. I never really had luck with getting compcache to work before so I figured I would ask someone who would know.

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[michael_campbell]

There's a setting for it in the UD prefs, but doing a "compcache start" in terminal gives me an error. =\

Pete Alfonso (of Bugless Beast) has a suggestion for the aggressive memory management however; see if this helps at all; it did me:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/bu...too-aggressive-gingerbread-2.html#post1369760

 

[dfuser312553]

To enable compcache try the primed kernel from the CM section in DF.

 

[michael_campbell]

To enable compcache try the primed kernel from the CM section in DF.

That does seem to work, but the really good battery life I was getting out of the stock kernel has gone to $#@!. =(

 

[dfuser312553]

To enable compcache try the primed kernel from the CM section in DF.

That does seem to work, but the really good battery life I was getting out of the stock kernel has gone to $#@!. =(

Can't win them all but if you want cm zram access that's the only kernel I know of that supports it. I'd suggest you grab MS overclock & look at how you adjust the voltage & scripts from the Prime thread if you haven't already.

 

[michael_campbell]

To enable compcache try the primed kernel from the CM section in DF.

That does seem to work, but the really good battery life I was getting out of the stock kernel has gone to $#@!. =(

Can't win them all but if you want cm zram access that's the only kernel I know of that supports it. I'd suggest you grab MS overclock & look at how you adjust the voltage & scripts from the Prime thread if you haven't already.

It baffles me that compcache is a setting in UD/CM, but the stock kernel doesn't seem to support it.

 

[b-jammin21]

There's a setting for it in the UD prefs, but doing a "compcache start" in terminal gives me an error. =\

Pete Alfonso (of Bugless Beast) has a suggestion for the aggressive memory management however; see if this helps at all; it did me:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/bu...too-aggressive-gingerbread-2.html#post1369760

Just gave this a try and it seems to be working great for me so far. Not to mention, no negative affect on battery life either. Thanks for the suggestion!

Play a jam!