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Hadock
13-07-2003, 07:17 PM
HI PPL!

I have some questions that I supose that won't be a problem to answer.

I am using SLauncher and HandyFile in my 3650. Using thiese apps I have guess that the 3650 have different memories, 5.
1.- C (TL. MEM)
2.- D (RAM)
3.- E (MMC)
4.- Z (OS)
5..- * MEM (appears when pushing the menu but. using the SLouncher)

My problem is that the 5th one is most of the time arround 1.7 2.5 MB, and when I use some apps such us CamFX or MP3Go that memory expires. I haver read that there are 4 MB memory.
Does anybody know why my memory is arround 2 MB, even if I have all apps closed?

Salu2

samtech
13-07-2003, 09:19 PM
well , the phone has 4 mb but we don't have total acess to it :(
There are some diferences

Aplication memory we have for 7650 : 3.6 Mb
for 3650 we have 3.2 Mb

User Memory we have for 7650 :4 Mb
for 3650 we have 4 Mb + MMC

Execution Memory we have for 4Mb for 7650 , and 3,2 Mb for 3650

This information was taken form a document that compares the phones, that was made by nokia.

So , we don't have all memory for us :(

i only have instaled on the phone's memory an aplication that came with him , i got around 2,8 mb free , and i gor some app's and games on the MMC :P

Samtech

Hadock
13-07-2003, 09:50 PM
Althoug I install the apps in the MMC, many files rest in the C memory, the memory of the phone using this way the memory. Once I have installed and removed a loto of programs, the restting files stay ocupating memory. How do I know what are the files needed or the rest files of removed programs?

samtech
14-07-2003, 01:12 AM
Well , i think we already have the same problem on other device OUR PC :( , that's a hard question, first , i have to say that the Symbian OS has a regestry similar to Windows , at least to save defenitions , or ini files (this ones i've seen ) second the app's are in folders , so by taking them off , it will only leave space if they have their junk inside it , if not i's realy hard to tel where they put it :(.

Samtech