Ram optimization

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http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...ghlight=tablet


did it on my tablet and it "seems" faster someone tell me if its not just my imagination

you just used CMW zip? on what ROM?

worked for me. stock tab with pershoot kernel apps load faster. its like a dream come true

I flashed it via cwm on bonsai Rom. Can't say I really notice a difference. Couldn't have hurt though.

pretty sure that script does nothing more than what autokiller has been doing for years (with more options + gui + market app)... http://andrs.w3pla.net/autokiller

If you read the whole thing,

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Originally Posted by SellswordShev

pretty sure that script does nothing more than what autokiller has been doing for years (with more options + gui + market app)... http://andrs.w3pla.net/autokiller

If you read the whole thing, you would know that it also changes the virtual memory for each app. This helps with multitasking, exiting and closing apps, etc.
So, it does more than Autokiller does. For me its faster and it doesn't crash my phone or tablet so, I like it.

Originally Posted by Highriser

If you read the whole thing, you would know that it also changes the virtual memory for each app.

No idea what that means. Apart from the lowmemorykiller tweaks all I see it changing are some swap / cache write parameters (this are properties of the system vm space not each apps'), most of which is handled in the advanced tweaks section in autokiller. Not to mention the autokiller advanced tweaks also deal with polling parameters of services other than just memory management. It's the more complete, tried and tested solution.

did it on bonsai with CWM yea i dont notice it but doesnt hurt...

Just flashed ona stock, and rooted tab. Ui transitions are improved, but have yet to test serious multitasking.

Guys this will probably not offer any performance improvements considering the highest page size limit set is at 72MB. The GT10.1 has 1GB of RAM, I doubt the tiny low memory page limits set by this script will have any effect.

I would suggest more appropriate page numbers, but it would be better if you just used autokiller over modifying a script like this, it does the same thing but with a GUI like I have already mentioned in the thread. The only advantage this script may have is that settings apply on boot so it could potentially improve boot speed (which is insignificant to me atleast)