[Benchmarking ROM]

[BlaY0]

What does it do for boot-time ? compare to 0.1

You mean if boot time is shorter or longer? No difference.

Search.

I would but I don't have time for this. If anyone would like to have Legend with 5000 PTS in Quadrant, he/she would have to search for me

 

[cryshop]

B 0.2 test release 6 at 787 MHz and data2ext in action...

I/O pts is increased alot, but the point is, does I/O actually run faster?

 

[snakehult]

I/O pts is increased alot, but the point is, does I/O actually run faster?

If it would the boot time might be shorter as well,

 

[BlaY0]

If it would the boot time might be shorter as well,

Well shorter it is... for say 2 or 3 seconds... but does that really matter? How many times do you boot your phone? Mobile phone as a device should be stable enough so we wouldn't need to reboot it anyway.

IO itself is important but if I'm frank, Quadrant score doesn't reflect the actual/real performance. Reads/writes can be faster but this is not such an improvement that one would notice a significant boost in device responsivenes.

 

[BlaY0]

OK, this is my latest:

...and I honestly think that Legend can't go much higher.

 

[Bricolo_fr]

what class of sd card are you using? I assume it does matter

 

[BlaY0]

Transcend 8 GB class 6... nothing special.

 

[stiffmast3r]

OK, this is my latest:

...and I honestly think that Legend can't go much higher.

whats the name of this benchmark?
is it the same like quadrant?

 

[smartsreenath]

whats the name of this benchmark?
is it the same like quadrant?

its quadrant...

 

[rajasyaitan]

BlaY0 did it again.

 

[Skardy]

whats the name of this benchmark?
is it the same like quadrant?

It has the "colored bars" because it's the paid version

 

[stiffmast3r]

It has the "colored bars" because it's the paid version

oh ok thx, so, its the same?
points and all of them is the same like quadrant standart?!

 

[snakehult]

yes

10 char

 

[postmaster2]

It has the "colored bars" because it's the paid version

yes

................

 

[TheGrammarFreak]

CM7, data2ext

This is all well and good, but dalvik-cache is regenerated on every boot...

 

[snakehult]

CM7, data2ext

Nice

Just finish compiling my own cm7

 

[gregnapola]

CM7, data2ext

This is all well and good, but dalvik-cache is regenerated on every boot...

Just tested on CM7.0 data2sd from Blayo's ROM ...I can't run it! After data2ext --enable and reboot I get stuck on CyanogenMod logo... How did you do that ?

 

[BlaY0]

Don't use my data2ext script on any other ROM but mine. It won't work!

This is all well and good, but dalvik-cache is regenerated on every boot...

Check if there is a link /data/dalvik-cache pointing to somewhere else. If it is, remove it and reboot.

 

[TheGrammarFreak]

Just tested on CM7.0 data2sd from Blayo's ROM ...I can't run it! After data2ext --enable and reboot I get stuck on CyanogenMod logo... How did you do that ?

If you do it this way I cannot guarantee it will work, assume it won't. I will take no responsibility for anything that you do to your phone. If you copy and paste these commands without giving thought to what they do I will just laugh at you. I will laugh even more if it goes wrong. These steps are what I think I did, off the top of my head

Boot up CM
Connect to PC

adb shell
stop zygote
stop keystore
mkdir /mnt/asec/data
mount --move /data /mnt/asec/data
mount -t ext2 -o nosuid,nodev,noatime,nodiratime /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /data
chown 1000.1000 /data
chmod 775 /data
cd /mnt/asec/data
cp -a app /data/
cp -a app-private /data/
cp -a backup /data/
cp -a dalvik-cache /data/
cp -a data /data/
cp -a dontpanic /data/
cp -a secure /data/
cp -a tombstones /data/
ln -s /mnt/asec/misc /data/misc
ln -s /mnt/asec/system /data/system
ln -s /mnt/asec/property /data/property
ln -s /mnt/asec/local /data/local
start keystore
start zygote
logcat

Then pray

This is basically what BlaY0's script does, I'm still working out a few kinks with the script for installing it. The logcat command is optional, but I like to know what's going on. With this it is all lost on reboot, but it should give you an idea of what CM is like with data2ext. Anyhoo, I've never scripted anything before, and some of these commands are meaningless to me, but I reckon I'll work it out.

TL;DNR:
With great friggin' difficulty. When I've worked it all out I'll post a version for CM And like BlaY0 said, his script won't work on other ROMs

EDIT:

I have now made said zip. Try it at your own risk http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=902395

/EDIT


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Check if there is a link /data/dalvik-cache pointing to somewhere else. If it is, remove it and reboot.

ls -l /data reveals no such links from dalvik-cache.

 

[bjohv052]

Does data2ext increase performance? What class sdcard is needed?

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