Tp2 ram

[gmfeny]

Originally Posted by willysp

0 means dynamic pagepool. In my experience with Calk's latest kitchen, 0 is equivalent to a manual setting of 26 to 30MB pagepool (which is quite large). So, 0 most definitely doesn't mean 0.

yea thats what I mean, most tp2 roms are set to 0 so they have less ram compared to the tp roms

[mlin]

Originally Posted by gmfeny

yea thats what I mean, most tp2 roms are set to 0 so they have less ram compared to the tp roms

From my experience, most of the CDMA TP2 ROMs are set at either 12, 16, or 20. I haven't come across too many that are set to 0...

[willysp]

Originally Posted by gmfeny

yea thats what I mean, most tp2 roms are set to 0 so they have less ram compared to the tp roms

OK, I didn't get that out of your message the first time I read it. But I do see it now.

I'm just now trying dynamic page pools. The theory, of course, is that the OS grabs a lot of RAM for the PP. Then (1) if you don't have many apps loaded, they run very fast, and (2) when you do have a lot of apps open, it shrinks the PP. I'm wondering how well that works - any thoughts? I may experiment today .