This is a discussion on Improving Android Performance (SysCtl) within the Motorola Backflip Development & Hacking forums, part of the Motorola Backflip category; According to this page , using sysctl tweaks will provide performance benefits similar to overclockery, minus the wear and tear on your handset hardware. Has ...
According to this page, using sysctl tweaks will provide performance benefits similar to overclockery, minus the wear and tear on your handset hardware. Has anyone besides me tried this on a Backflip yet? If so, notice any improvement? I don't seem to notice much difference, although I should probably find a benchmarking program of some kind..
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ima try it out tonight and see if i notice anything. anyone know if m3 is down?
when i get to sysctl -p is says sysctl:not found what am i doing wrong?
I'm not noticing an improvement and benchmark scores haven't improved.
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Did any of you bother reading the comments section?
nenolod says: Yes, it will work on any Android 2.1 device that is running a CFS-based kernel. It will not work on CyanogenMod-provided kernels that use BFS.
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