[SnoopDawg]

Originally Posted by ahuskins

Zero pagepool is dynamic and I have been advised by those MUCH smarter than me that that is really the sweet spot. You can try changing with the pagepool changer but I don't know if that really works. On some ROM's it does on others it doesn't. I haven't tested it.
There may have been some issues with last nights builds causing RUU problems and SIM Card check errors. Tonights builds should rectify those issues.

Originally Posted by Klauven

I am using a gimped Verizon TP with only 192MB ram, think dynamic will work alright?

Originally Posted by rootlinux

6 is IMO the best for VZW users as well.

I will write up a message tomorrow that will provide much greater amount of detail that will show how the memory is laid out just for educational purposes.

Here is riddle of the pagepool.

XIP - eXecute In Place is read from the file system. The pagepool acts as a cache and application are executed from the pagepool rather than the filesystem. Program memory is much faster than storage memory. The Pagepool uses the memory that would have been allocated for Program memory.

So if you are running app X and the size is less than the page pool it will run from cache.

I changed my pagepool to 24 MB for Sprint.

The dynamic makes sense since it would read the size of the application and make adjustments as needed. I would have to assume the kernel is designed that way. More tomorrow.