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Old 11-19-2008, 10:44 PM
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Re: Apache WM6.1 Build 20924 kitchen
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Originally Posted by Maxx134 View Post
Hello I have finished my testing to report that my slowdown was from the modified Apache core.

Although it was a brilliant implementation of Apache core, it did not work with me(mayby because of my vista?)
Although others may not have had issue I have on my Vista of massive slowdowns on fresh build with nothing added (with 20755)...
To complete freeze not even loading with 20924.
This was without any Patch folder in my kitchen.

I now have perfect running 20924.
EDIT: 20924 activesync speed is fastest I have ever experienced

Had to delete patch folder from Apache core with "winrar".
I installed my Patch folder in kitchen, not in rar files
then pasted this line :
PatchDir=C:\Program Files\PPCkitchen.org\BuildOS\Patches
in Groups\Apache_WM6.1_20924_96DPI_0409.txt

EDIT: this was my solution, use at your own risk, if you have slowdowns.
and...why do you believe this accomplished something?

Regardless, removing the the patches folder in apache core is a complete waste of time and 100% unnecessary. I'll wager your solution accomplished exactly nothing - you can verify this rather easily by seeing which version of the patch files is in an untouched 20924 build. If it's the patch version, as it should be, your fix did nothing. If it isn't, you'll have a lot more issues than a patch dir can address.
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