Ecco la Rom di Coburn,con la chicca di un super speed quando necessario attivando uno swap della memoria.Per fare ciò basta seguire una semplice guida e poi eseguire dei comandi con terminal emulator direttamente dal telefono. Ecco il ChangeLog:
Per il download QUIcodice:Removed some sounds, ringtones, etc Tested it with swap file, bullet speed! Uses CoburnROM v1.6 core with boot from miki's ROM New Boot Screen (Azusa in Maid outfit from K-ON anime) Dream Theme (from HTC Dream/G1) default ringtone Flash-proof (no bricks on flash!) Sense UI enabled by default (may be removed in future releases)
Ecco la guida per il super speed (IN INGLESE):
Necessario il wipe...Buon Lavoro!codice:Since Busybox has been installed in /system/xbin, you should be able to issue "busybox sh" to get a busybox prompt. How do I enable swap? Easy. AzusaROM comes with one loopback device, perfect for swap file. Here's the commands. Download and Install Terminal Emulator from the market. Once installed, do this: Code: $ su <enter> NOTE: Don't enter the <enter> part, that's actually a key press. You should get something like: Code: $ su su: access granted blah blah blah # Now, we need to get busybox up and running. Enter this: Code: # /system/xbin/busybox sh <enter> ..busybox loads.. / # When you see "/ #", that means you're in busybox's shell. Do the following: Code: / # dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/swap.swp count=32168 ..wait until you get like 32168+0 records in, etc.. / # losetup /dev/block/loop0 /data/swap.swp ..wait until done.. / # mkswap /dev/block/loop0 ..you should get something like setting up swapspace.. / # swapon /dev/block/loop0 Now, this will make AzusaROM swap out RAM that doesn't need to be accessed all the time. The swap can quickly fill, I filled up my 16MB Swap File in just a few minutes browsing the net. However, you'll get a boost of speed - Sense UI scrolling is smoother, and AzusaROM really feels fast. However, you will need to do in Terminal Emulator... Code: $ su # /system/xbin/busybox sh <enter> / # losetup /dev/block/loop0 /data/swap.swp / # swapon /dev/block/loop0 ...when you want a speed boost, as the swap will be disabled at reboot.![]()

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