ok i just bought x10 today and now flashing to 2.1.. after that what should i do to improve my phone performance like what u said app2sd and JIT..
not quite understand this 2 though and how to do it?
App2SD guide for u... it works for me!!!!
PREPARATION
Phone must be root.... use z4root..
STEP 1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index...rd_partitioningbackup all files in memory card and format using the guide..
recommended to reflash your phone so that u can install all the apps straightaway to your SD card...
STEP 2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=800555download the attachments.
1. App2sd : see attachment
2. adb shell : see attachment
http://www.mediafire.com/?c6symaiuusvapobInstall this in your phone (IMPORTANT)
STEP 3
Enabling USB Debugging mode on you phone.
Go to Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging (check this option).
STEP 4
Installing App2sd.
Create a folder name adb in your pc.. ( i created it In Local Disk C) and extract all the files from adb.zip into this folder.
STEP 5
Connect your phone to your pc and mount the sd card. Extract all the file from app2sd2.1.zip to the root of your sd card. Make sure to unmount the sd card before continue the next step.
STEP 6
Go the start and type CMD ( run as admin)
Type
adb devices [enter]
adb shell [enter]
su [enter - choose 'allow' on your phone screen]
sh /sdcard/app2sd.sh [enter]
what would you to do ?
type 0 (install app2sd)
you'll be presented by this screen...
+________________________________+
| ******************************** |
| *Welcome To wolfilein's App2sd * |
| *installing script * |
| ******************************** |
+--------------------------------+
~this version should be go on any device ~
+___________________+
| ******************** |
| * Menu * |
| * * |
| *[0] install app2sd* |
| *[1] remove app2sd * |
| *[2] exit * |
| ******************** |
+--------------------+
[0]
now just press the enter key & wait.
Important : Make sure to set your phone screen timeout to the max because Superuser will ask for your permission to allow this script to run. If your screen goes blank, you can't see this prompt and the installation will fail.
after a while you'll get this..
busybox is /system/bin/busybox
rm failed for /etc/mount_sd.sh, No such file or directory
+________________________________+
| ******************************** |
| finished going reboot now |
| ******************************** |
+--------------------------------+
Don't worry, actually it does not fail. I also got the same message and I also thought it failed but when install all the apps and check using Minitool Partition Wizard and Linux Reader for windows, all my applications are installed into my card
When Reboot u will get BLUE LED.. means.. GOOD job....
I use this guide... The Xda guide seems didnt work for me.....
http://butterflyfair.wordpress.com/2010/11...ria-x10-eclair/Added on December 6, 2010, 8:16 pmJiT. Here u are..
All Android devices could be getting a noticeable performance boost later this year. We have seen companies like Myriad pushing their Dalvik Turbo compiler which they claim offers “3x faster applications, richer game graphics and better battery life to Android”.
Myriad is working with carriers and handset makers to incorporate their software into their Android builds, but it looks Google might beat them to it.
Google has assembled their own team of engineers that is working on a Dalvik JIT Compiler for Android. JITstands for “just in time” compilation, and allows software to run faster by “compiling bytecode into native machine code at runtime which substantially increases performance”. I’m not going to pretend that I’m an expert on JIT, so I’ll defer to Wikipedia if you want the full scoop.
As some of you already know, JIT is in the Android repository and working right now. I’ve loaded the latest kernel that supports (correction: JIT has nothing to do with the kernel version, but some custom roms include both) it on my Nexus One and saw my benchmark scores go up 250-300%. It was cool to play with, but it was major unstable and the phone would reboot after several hours of use.
It looks like Google’s team might be close to releasing a stable version of the Dalvik JIT compiler. Two of them, Ben Cheng and Bill Buzbee, will be outlining their work at Google I/O in a session called “A JIT Compiler for Android’s Dalvik VM“.
In the session they will outline the design of a JIT Compiler designed for embedded Android devices. Topics of the session will include “an architectural overview, the rationale for design decisions and the special support for JIT verification, testing and tuning”.