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In my last post about the Redmi 1S at Jan end, I had mentioned that I was using Adria ROM on it. And it was quite good. But the free memory was not much and after a while I got tired of using the same miui. So for Feb and half of march I dug out my faithful Samsung Omnia W with WP7. And I hung out with it. Then by march end I still didn't have the miui 6 for Redmi. So I decided to try out mokee ROM. And to my surprise found it to be very stable. There was a lollypop version too. So I tried out lollypop for couple of weeks. And found out that the battery life was taking a hit. Otherwise it was fine experience. Then I had an idea about reverting to KitKat mokee ROM and see how good it is. Turned out it was even better. I am getting same battery life as Xiaomi's original ROM. And its way smoother and lighter than lollypop. So I'm using Redmi these days. It's a great little phone. And with Mokee KitKat ROM, its going strong too.

There is a command called e2label that does this. e2label [partition] [label]

#!/bin/sh # Script to generate 100GB folders # 20150420 (1GB) #    -- 20 files of 50MB each PATHTOBB="." DATECOUNT=20 MONTHCOUNT=04 # Infinite loop.... Will fill the HDD... while : do # Check if DATECOUNT is in single digits; if [ $DATECOUNT -lt 10 ] then DATECOUNT="0$DATECOUNT" fi #echo "18 DATECOUNT::::: $DATECOUNT" #echo "20 MKDIR: $ PATHTOBB /2015$MONTHCOUNT$DATECOUNT" mkdir -p $ PATHTOBB /2015$MONTHCOUNT$DATECOUNT COUNT=1 # Logic for writing 1GB folder while [ $COUNT -lt 21 ] do #echo "28 File to write: 2015$MONTHCOUNT$DATECOUNT/$COUNT.img" cp ./file.img $ PATHTOBB /2015$MONTHCOUNT$DATECOUNT/$COUNT.img COUNT=`expr $COUNT + 1` done # DONE 1 GB Folder    echo "WROTE 1GB Data..." DATECOUNT=`expr $DATECOUNT - 1` #echo "35 DATECOUNT: $DATECOUNT" if [ $DATECOUNT -lt 1 ] then DATECOUNT=30 #echo "39 Reset DATECOUNT: $DATECOUNT" MONTHCOUNT=`expr $MONTHCOUNT - 1` if [ $MONTHCOUNT -lt 10 ] then MONTHCOUNT="0...