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danwood76
30-12-2004, 11:35 AM
I have known about this bug for ages and have never fully needed it but now I am stuck as I need some RAM in 8210

The bug is that the script cannot find the malloc init table
Now I am not really sure how the malloc works in 8210 (or any other nokia for that matter)
So I cannot fix this problem myself

Maybee someone has a solution ??

If I modigy the reserve RAM I can get it to patch fine
But I havent tested to see if it works yet

many thanks,
Danny

mestrini
30-12-2004, 11:57 AM
why don't you do it the "old way"?

calling own_get and own_set_ram?

I have scripts that use them and patch fine!

also, tell me where can i find the pattern for the 3310 malloc init table to see if i can find it in 8210 :)

cheers

btw, yak said in his site that for 15 days he would be off dutty :lol: so no help there for now

danwood76
30-12-2004, 12:00 PM
calling own_get and own_set_ram?


I am creating the AKL and the 3310 function uses set addresses

It is ok though
Me and spacimpact have found a solution
I am just making the patterns up now

I will post it here in a bit

regards,
Danny

danwood76
30-12-2004, 12:11 PM
Here is the fixed reserve_ram.rx
It now works with 8210, 6210, 5110 for sure

hopefully YAK will update his with my search routine

regards,
Danny

spaceimpact33
30-12-2004, 02:04 PM
Wow gettin closer to full 8210 support :D
just some menu routines need sorting :)

yak
21-01-2005, 10:05 AM
i thought this table isn't accessed anywhere :) gr8, i will put this version in next update (new snapshot soon).

danwood76
22-01-2005, 12:17 PM
i thought this table isn't accessed anywhere :) gr8, i will put this version in next update (new snapshot soon).

Cool

There are a few problems with patching the 8210 in nokix and I think it is caused by the space problem
Im not sure if you already did this but I know mestrini did it in the 3310 > 3330 patch
What we need to do is salvage the free space and move the PPM right to the end of the flash file as there is quite a bit of free space in the PPM

I dont have much time on my hands right now so I am asking anyone with an 8210 to have a go at it

regards,
Danny

yak
22-01-2005, 04:08 PM
free_ppm_space.nrx does this for a quite long time now :). this idea was then used in mestrini's scripts.

mestrini
22-01-2005, 08:12 PM
free_ppm_space.nrx does this for a quite long time now :). this idea was then used in mestrini's scripts.

confirmed :D

my scripts are some sort of dedicated free_xxx_space ;)

cheers

danwood76
23-01-2005, 09:01 PM
Ah ok
Im just being slow then :)

regards,
Danny