Unfortunately, I know the answer to this question.....

[PARick]

but, is there a way to lock an additional app into memory with this ROM. My exchange emails are still hit and miss as far as push. I'm sure I can't but thought I'd ask.

 

[kamisan]

lock app in memory, not really but make it harder to kill, yes!

I think you can change the oom priority to a negative
dialer is -12
android system is -16
launcher is -12
messaging is 0
most apps are at a 4

-17 is the oom limit. OOM is an app killer set by android to help it automatically shut down apps..
Auto memory manager lets you set it also.
I found a write up on the process at xda-developers - View Single Post - How to configure Android's *internal* taskkiller

Otherwise your looking at doing some code mod's
services/java/com/android/server/am/ActivityManagerService.java.......

I also saw some people using task killers with a keep alive option.

not great ideas but something..

 

[PARick]

I think you can change the oom priority to a negative
dialer is -12
android system is -16
launcher is -12
messaging is 0
most apps are at a 4

-17 is the oom limit. OOM is an app killer set by android to help it automatically shut down apps..
Auto memory manager lets you set it also.
I found a write up on the process at xda-developers - View Single Post - How to configure Android's *internal* taskkiller

Otherwise your looking at doing some code mod's
services/java/com/android/server/am/ActivityManagerService.java.......

I also saw some people using task killers with a keep alive option.

not great ideas but something..

Thanks for the help! Now, if I only understood the write up

 

[kamisan]

Sorry PARick for not replying back sooner

I think you can change the oom priority to a negative
dialer is -12
android system is -16
launcher is -12
messaging is 0
most apps are at a 4

-17 is the oom limit. OOM is an app killer set by android to help it automatically shut down apps..
Auto memory manager lets you set it also.
I found a write up on the process at xda-developers - View Single Post - How to configure Android's *internal* taskkiller

Otherwise your looking at doing some code mod's
services/java/com/android/server/am/ActivityManagerService.java.......

I also saw some people using task killers with a keep alive option.

not great ideas but something..

Thanks for the help! Now, if I only understood the write up

Yea a bit criptic I know, check out my post on the V6 supercharger script, it does it all for you. I was messing with memory settings and getting frustrated that I just didnt know eneough on this OS to play with pagefile settings and memory slots and was just begginning to see the light when I stumbled on the script on XDA forums and the light bulb went off! I figured I did not need to re invent the wheel then.

 

[PARick]

I think you can change the oom priority to a negative
dialer is -12
android system is -16
launcher is -12
messaging is 0
most apps are at a 4

-17 is the oom limit. OOM is an app killer set by android to help it automatically shut down apps..
Auto memory manager lets you set it also.
I found a write up on the process at xda-developers - View Single Post - How to configure Android's *internal* taskkiller

Otherwise your looking at doing some code mod's
services/java/com/android/server/am/ActivityManagerService.java.......

I also saw some people using task killers with a keep alive option.

not great ideas but something..

Thanks for the help! Now, if I only understood the write up

Yea a bit criptic I know, check out my post on the V6 supercharger script, it does it all for you. I was messing with memory settings and getting frustrated that I just didnt know eneough on this OS to play with pagefile settings and memory slots and was just begginning to see the light when I stumbled on the script on XDA forums and the light bulb went off! I figured I did not need to re invent the wheel then.

Hey, no problem. I am going to give it a try!