I want to go back to android 11, HOW? please, help me, there is a big lag...when i press on button...sometimes more that 10 seconds lag to response...
i think there is a problem with ram plus...this tablet has slow 32gb mmc disk...so lag...and can not disable ram plus...samsung error!
unlocked bootloader already?
motoleon said:
I want to go back to android 11, HOW? please, help me, there is a big lag...when i press on button...sometimes more that 10 seconds lag to response...
i think there is a problem with ram plus...this tablet has slow 32gb mmc disk...so lag...and can not disable ram plus...samsung error!
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Try Arrowos 13 ?
motoleon said:
I want to go back to android 11, HOW? please, help me, there is a big lag...when i press on button...sometimes more that 10 seconds lag to response...
i think there is a problem with ram plus...this tablet has slow 32gb mmc disk...so lag...and can not disable ram plus...samsung error!
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Try A7 clean.sh
I flashed same only slight improvement but A11 was much better
THE SOLUTION:
Enable USB Debugging on your pone
With your phone connected to ADB on your computer, copy and paste the following command into the terminal:
adb shell settings put global ram_expand_size_list 0,1,2,4,6,8
Reboot your phone.
Once it's switched back on, navigate to Settings > Battery and device care > Memory and open the RAM Plus menu.
Before running the command, you had the option to change how much virtual RAM you use, ranging from 2GB to 4GB.
Now you should see the option to set it anywhere from 0GB to 8GB or 16GB, depending on your device.
Choose 0GB from the list, and reboot your phone as prompted.
Once it's up and running, you should notice smoother animations, better-sustained performance, and a more consistent experience overall.
Source or Screen shot?
No improvement on my device
Edit:- Improvement seen after disabling RAM plus from 4GB to 0GB.
I've faced bad lags at 1.8GB RAM usage or more been like stuck in a limbo usually reboot is the answer but now I don't think that would be needed after this.
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Hi xda experts all.
I have a Sammy Galaxy S3 international i9300. I have a class 10 32 GB ext SD card.
Issue happening with all ROMs I run currently.
I run cm11 and AOSP based ROMs (Omni nightlies, temasek v26 (currently)) and tried various kernels that are known to be compatible (yank, boeffla, devil, temasek).
I have two issues. I have no idea if they are related (I actually doubt it though), but it's worth mentioning both here.
First issue is that no recovery can see zips on internal storage. Anytime I want to flash anything I have to select it from external SD card, so before rebooting into recovery I have to move the file there from the default download folder.
I have flashed latest CWM, TWRP and Devil recoveries. They all have this issue.
The second issue is that my system heats like crazy and can sometimes chew my battery up in 3 hours, even when phone is in my pocket. It's not unusual to see CPU temperatures of 60-70 deg Celsius. I also note that all cores will stay maxed out continuously. This is regardless of governor (excl powersave), even if I kill all dormant apps in memory.
What I've tried (with both ROMs and all named kernel combinations).
I have done full wipe and reinstalls ad nauseum.
I use TB Pro to restore apps. The only system items I restore are launcher and Google search (to restore home screen app and folder layout).
Edit: It is so bad that it will discharge faster than it can charge via USB and phone actually died from lack of power whilst plugged I'm to my laptop's USB connection while I was composing this.
Any suggestions?
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Good Morning,
I have some doubt about the amount of RAM in my Android device . Not sure if it has 256 MB or 512 MB . I was able to run through a terminal in android : cat / proc / meminfo
This is what I get :
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Apparently I have approximately 466MB of RAM. If so will I have 512 MB . Please someone confirm me . The question comes because if I run the command "free" or if I see from the above command in LowTotal line, only tells me 233 MB ...
What is the correct information in RAM for my device ?
Finally , I did the same procedure to another cell which mine where I'm more sure of having 512 MB of memory and this is what I get :
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The funny thing is that it shows me 584 MB of MemTotal and the same amout for LowTotal. It seems my device, the first , is not using the total amount of RAM available.
Any help to resolve this doubt is welcome. Thank you !
Please, need help here.
There is a much easier way of finding this simple task
Go to the following websites GSMArena or Phonearena and search for you phone specs
OR
Go to settings, application manager, Running.. the bottom bar will tell you what apps you have running in the background and how much RAM they requiring, you will also see a bar with the total of the ram being used and how much is left.
Clarkiieh said:
There is a much easier way of finding this simple task
Go to the following websites GSMArena or Phonearena and search for you phone specs
OR
Go to settings, application manager, Running.. the bottom bar will tell you what apps you have running in the background and how much RAM they requiring, you will also see a bar with the total of the ram being used and how much is left.
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In settings, application manager, Runnig says I have 860 MB of RAM and 120 MB free, but this is not real. Even in the information of internal storage says I have 16 GB when it reaches 260 MB. That's why I look for a different method to know this.
The problem is I can't have more than 5 apps running at once, Including the system apps like Google services, keyboard, because if I install something more, important apps are closed, even those like the launcher, hangouts or tasker.
My device is a GT I 9500 Clone Alps S4.
Thanks for the help you can give me.
If I can find out here awesome, but I'm trying to find answers about Virtualization settings on a Windows 10 PC (Gigabyte MB).
You ma;y or may not know that trying to ask a question at Gigabyte comes at a cost (time and BS facts about your system).
I digress, I am trying to run an Android emulator (tried a few and they all ask for Virtualization to be enabled in BIOS).
In BIOS, I go to CPU advanced settings and enable whatever it is that Gigabyte calls it (something else).
I reboot my system and then run which ever program ie.. LDPlayerm BlueStacks., etc... and it still says VT disabled.
How do I enable it on my Motherboard?
Gigabyte AORUS Gaming 7 Wifi with the most recent firmware I could find (F51d).
If not an answer here can you point me to a site that I might be able to get help.
Thank You in advance.
Frustrated in Mexico - James
Bottomline is I want to run a mock GPS as I live in Tijuana Mexico and work in San Diego CA.
Nobody needs to know that I am not in San Diego when I am surfing. Even with my VPN a lot
of sites still know I am not in the states. This is more than frustrating. I thought VPN was suppose
to keep anonymous, that is not anonymous. Again I ramble.
Thanx for your time, hope somebody can help.
How To Enable HAV ( Hardware Assisted Virtualization ) on PC
@jpr9845
Check for CPU-virtualization is possible. You do this by running 3rd-party app LeoMoon CPU-V"
If you get result as shown
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then you can enable VT in computer's UEFI.
f you have Windows Hyper-V (an optional feature of Windows) enabled, turn it off and reboot the system.
Also make the Memory Integrity feature is turned off as well
Now enable VT in computer's UEFI:
Go to Windows Settings
Click on Update & Security
Now click on Recovery
Click Restart now under Advanced startup.
Go to Troubleshoot
Click on Advanced Options
Now click on UEFI Firmware Settings
Click Restart.
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Look for something like an Advanced menu or tab. You’ll most likely find the setting you need to turn on under this. In addition to all the other things that can be different, this can also be labeled differently. It could be Advanced Mode, or simply Configuration like it is on my Lenovo Ideapad.
Finally, look for the setting which has Virtualization is its name and turn it on. Sometimes it’s named completely vaguely. For instance, Vanderloop. Depending upon your processor and other factors, these are the names commonly used.
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AMD-V,
VT-X
Vanderpool
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I have a Redmi Note 10 4G (on MIUI 13.0.9 / Android 12) and I would like to decrease the resolution to get better battery life and performance. But looks, there's a “virtual notch” that is stretched as the resolution is decreased via ADB (using the platforms tools on PC).
There's some way to do it without this problem, or at least remove this “notch”?
With 1080×2400 (original resolution):
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With 720×1600 (decreased resolution):
I think it's strange because on the others models, like Xiaomi 11T that looks very similar, doesn't have this problem:
Update: I'm on a custom rom actually and there's no “virtual notch” after decreasing screen resolution.By the way, the rounded corners are not 'updated' properly (they seem looks bigger and not matching the actual screen size). So use this following commands on ADB to fix it:
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_size 0
adb shell settings put secure sysui_rounded_content_padding 5
I can test this for you on AOSP. Tell me the command.
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I can test this for you on AOSP. Tell me the command.
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Thank you so much! It's adb shell wm size 720x1600 and to come back to original is adb shell wm size 1080x2400
Hey I just tested on GSI 720x1600. I see no virtual notch. Everything looks ok. I don't have another phone to show you pics but took some screenshots anyway.
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Hey I just tested on GSI 720x1600. I see no virtual notch. Everything looks ok. I don't have another phone to show you pics but took some screenshots anyway.
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Interesting... It looks that's actually just MIUI being a little annoying. Thanks! I don't think there will be any easy way to fix this, so now I'm considering using some custom rom - just waiting to pass the 168 hours to unlock the bootloader.
Anyone found I solution for doing it in miui? I did custom rom a while back and half of it didn't work so it was pain to get back on miui. Now im hesitant for custom rom
How much impact did this have on battery life?
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a way to view the current zram or compressed ram, or even check if it's turned on? I've got abd and shell access.
Non rooted.
It might not be possible I guess.
Cat /proc/meminfo and free commands haven't helped at all sadly.
Many thanks
use command free
#########
~$ free
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 5794600 2632688 443296 204532 2718616 2926724
Swap: 3145724 1118192 2027532
#########
see "Swap" line for zram info (please turn off memory-extension(内存扩展) in system settings for some xiaomi or other high-end devices)
On my N10+'s I use DevChek. Seems to show it.
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Thanks guys, so yeah I did try the free command before, and that seems to output the same as that devinfo app. It says I have 2251MB despite having the "ram" boost option on or off... (I am rebooting between toggle).
It's strange, when it's off it doesn't show the "+2GB" in the app switch screen.
Performance wise there seems to be 0 difference so I'm going to guess there is either:
"Ram" boost is on all of the time at 2GB of swap?
There is 251MB of ZRAM?
There is 2251MB of ZRAM?
For info the phone has 4GB of physical RAM.
thanks
I think both zram and ramboost are in the swap
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I think both zram and ramboost are in the swap
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It could be, so that means the disk swap of 2gb is active all the time regardless of the ram boost option selected?
Only 251MB of zram in that case, no wonder it relaunches apps and webpages constantly.
I'm tempted to unlock bootloader, root and add a couple of GB of zram to see if it is a big difference or not.