Reduce memory usage Azureus/Vuze SB-I

[Logitech]

I use the following plugins (they are all deselected, but I don't know if I did it or that thas was default)

[yoco]

Hey buddy! These are mine plugins

[anon]

I only have the Update Patcher and Client ID plugins enabled. All others are disabled (and uninstalled, whenever possible). Along the heapsize trick, it's the best way to save RAM

[yoco]

So you think I should uninstall all the plugins I've disabled?

[kazuya]

Uninstall.I think azureus still searches for available plugins and that slows him down.

[yoco]

ok, I'll try and post the result.

EDIT: What abou that "Geo Map"? Can it be disabled/uninstalled?
I'm seeding one torrent and it's using abou 75mb

[kazuya]

What abou that "Geo Map"? Can it be disabled/uninstalled?

Disable countrylocator plugin.and you will not see flags in peer list.

[Dark Knight]

well i think The HeapSize method of Reducing memory Usage doesnt works For NEwer Versions of Vuze Now....

[anon]

It should still work. Are you using the JAR or single EXE?

And you may need to combine it with the other things described in the first post (lower disk cache, etc.) for it to reduce usage.

[Dark Knight]

well i have replaced the Single EXe .rar files with d original ones & using this method on That file..
I Did all as mentioned in d first post....
Vuze Gives " OPEN Error"

like
'x64m' could not be opened : not a file.

it gave me 8 same messages for different filenames.

[anon]

There should be a file called Azureus.l4j.ini in the same folder as the EXE. Open and edit it:

# Azureus runtime parameter
#
# e.g.:
# -Xms16m
# -Dsomevar="%SOMEVAR%"
# -Dswing.aatext=true
-J-Xmx64m

Then save it. This has the same effect as the command-line tweak when using the single EXE.

[Dark Knight]

ok when i Did like u Said... After that VUZe Doesnt Open at all , neither does it loads in d memory lol...

I think i Will stick to using it as it was earlier...

This is a Specific Problem in my Case as it was with you for Single EXE.

[anon]

Wait, I think I made a mistake. Replace the last line with:

-Xmx64m

[Dark Knight]

thanX it Really worked...buddy. no Problem...

[Grambo]

Why don't you use Azureus own ip-filter instead of Safepeer?
Strange that none has mentioned this.