Hello,
I'm trying to fill a table useful to understand how much RAM is really available to the user in Android Phones.
Please try "Free Memory" by coconuts on the market or the "free" command in Terminal to let me know the total RAM of your device so that I can understand how much is reserved for hardware operations.
Please also say which ROM are you using.
Thanks
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hello, developers
can anyone explain please
what does the program memory depend on? and how can i regularly free some space?
hello everyone,
I am new to this forum but not new to Android. I am currently using Galaxy S2 and Milestone previously.
when I was using Milestone, I found a post talking about optimizing the minfree setting as there was only 256MB ram for MS. I found that configuration very useful.
may I know if anyone here has any idea about how to optimize the minfree setting for 1GB ram device such as Galaxy S2? by default even if the device has 1GB ram, the minfree setting is still using the Android default one, which waste a lot of the RAM and battery for serving the background services.
if there is anyone having any suggestion for optimizing 1GB ram Androids, plz may you share your ideas. thanks very much.
Hi there folks.
I'm new to Android system, but I'm a lone wolf of Linux and Unix system administration.
I have some question about it's resource management.
As I have searched, Android manages the device memory as a pool where it lays the apps pre-loaded in a priority-fashion, layered from 1 to 6, closing what is no longer necessary and keeping recently used/most used apps loaded for fast paced use.
Is that correct?
Also, I want to know more about memory and processor management.
Speciffically if I can use the same concept of memory management in Linux and Unix systems in Android. I'm thinking about developing scripts for memory and processor optimizing (to save memory use and processor time for the sake of battery duration).
I searched but couldn't find any reliable documentation on it.
Could you enlight those for me?
Thanks in advance,
Rafael Umbelino
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Hi fellas.
Long story short: I seek detailed information about how LMK and especially Virtual Memory works so I can educate myself for teletubbic purposes.
Details:
I'm my old, 1gb Samsung Galaxy S3 device I suffer quite a lot because of poor ram management. Slow insufficient memory for even 1 app ooorr app transitions(multitasking), laggy apps, out of memory reboots drains my will to live.
So time to time I searched internet (especially most of the XDA forums) to find a solution for this, for months(again, time to time). In this process I learned a LOT but unfortunately its not enough since I still haven't found what some virtual memory values and related build prop entries does. Some people made guides but it's not specific and explanatory enough, unfortunately. Just some basic info from surface.
There are a lot of apps and roms that claims to provide better ram management through different ways but as you might guess, none of them completely solved my problems.
Don't get me wrong. I know that at the and, it all comes down to my 1gb device. But through my whole Android experience, I know what this device is capable of. So.. Yeah.
I want specific amounts of apps to stay in memory.
I want my system to kill apps without a second thought in out if memory situations. Fast as if I use "force stop" button in Apps/Settings. (this is important, huh)
I want to set priority to apps about using memory according to app's needs and my use frequency.
To do all of that, instead of crying in forums, I want to educate myself about ram management and do my thing by myself by optimizing system to the end.
Any help, guides, links, courses, piece of info appreciated.
Thanks in advance