Installing games into Java - General Questions and Answers

so im using Jbed Build ID: 20071119.3.1
and when i try to install new games it says i have to free more memory to install
but i have a whole bunch of free memory
help please?

memory ==
both app mem
and storage mem
you prob don't have enough storage mem the
place the midlet manager store it's midlets

Rudegar said:
memory ==
both app mem
and storage mem
you prob don't have enough storage mem the
place the midlet manager store it's midlets
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that impossible because its stored onto my sd card which i have like 3g free memory

you can't deside where a midlet manager store it's midlets
when you install the midlet it copy it to where it store it's midlets
it don't run them from where you click it
you can see the jad/jar as install packs of sorts

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Where to install? Main or storage memory?

Hi Guys,
I have a question..
How can i know what programs i should install to my stoarge memory, and which to install to my main memory? And whats the difference?
Im guessing that i would install important programs direct to main memory right? But because of limited space this can be tough. Heres a list of programs i use. Could someone please advise me which to install to Main memory and which to install to a storage card for max perfromance:
Skype
Netfront 3.3
Opera
Agile Messenger
MemMaid
Resco Explorer
TCPMP
Broken Sword (Game)
XCPU Scalar
Thanks for the help guys!
Which device do you have?
If it's a Windows Mobile 5 device, the performance between internal or memory card is minimal. If it's 2003se or older, then performance from memory will be far higher.
Rule of thumb for me is, what couldn't I do without if the memory card popped out and got lost. I put those apps internally.
Also something to consider (on a WM5 device) is that flash memory can only be written to a finite amout of times, so if you have an app that constantly rewrites data (such as NetFront with the cache) then I would stick that on a memory card. It's cheaper to replace a worn out card in 2 years than the whole device. Although I imagine most people on here replace their device within a year to 18 months anyway.

Virtual memory (swap) on SD Card (WM6)

Hello everybody. I want to know if there is a way (a methode or a software) to create virtual memory on the SD Card and use it as RAM memory (like the swap file in Windows XP).I Have a HTC Trinity WM6 with FAMAN 4.03 beta3 ROM.
And thanx
Why would you want to do this? Most memory cards have very low read & write speeds compared to the real ram so it would slow your device down a lot.
I want to play some games that use huge space of ram (such as call of duty 2, syberia 1 & 2 ...)
Just hunt down in the specific forum for your phone and examine the different ROMs available. You might find one that is maximized for high available RAM. With my Wizard i've found ROMs that can range from 20mb free to 30mb free. Just have to do some digging. Good thing that some ROM cooks provide screenshots of the memory settings page so you can see the available program/storage memory available.
Thank you for the reply, i'll do that.. by the way, were can I find a good software to optimize RAM
SKtools
You may want to try SKtools Auto Clean. But don't expect a revolution ...
I did the memory maid test and it said that the system could read and write at 100Mbyte/s having something to do with the SD card, so it must be possible, although the cards external readings where 8 Mbyte/s
you are misreading something somewhere
even the fastests harddisks rarely do 100MB/sec
fast sdcards do 8MB/sec but only in readers
the sd interface of pda's prob can't read more then 2MB/sec
you can bench using pocket mechanics
even though it is not practical i still am interested in using sd card as swap space can it be done? has it been done?
WinMo doesn't support swap concept.
If you are out of RAM, you are out of RAM.
stepw said:
WinMo doesn't support swap concept.
If you are out of RAM, you are out of RAM.
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SUCKS!
Titan always has a problem even with the best roms
This is probably off topic, but, where can i find that tweak that speeds up sd card transfer rate, i read about it somewhere but can't find it now.
Search for tnyynt sd card tune-up.
meys_toumi said:
Hello everybody. I want to know if there is a way (a methode or a software) to create virtual memory on the SD Card and use it as RAM memory (like the swap file in Windows XP).I Have a HTC Trinity WM6 with FAMAN 4.03 beta3 ROM.
And thanx
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Did you rescue a problem ? I have WM6.5 and I want make too a virtual memory on the SD Card. I have HTC p3600. What can I do ? Thenks !!

Information about 8310 memory space

When I go to File Manager - System info, I see the following information:
Storage memory: 17.95MB
Used: 14.83MB
Free: 3.12MB
Program memory: 44.70MB
Used: 27.78MB
Free: 16.92MB
Does this mean that when I install programs, I can only use 16.92MB? And that above 3.12MB is used only for storing documents,music, etc?
Also, if I install program on a storage card, will any of the phone memory be used for saving some application specific data for this application?
How much memory does phone need to operate properly? And can it use Storage memory for its operations, or only program memory?
thanks,
Goran
Memory
Goran,
Storage memory is the built-in memory, it's used for storing anything at all. If you have only 3Mb left that's too little. If you use Internet Explorer often, you'll soon be getting messages like 'Your free space is running low'. Try installing to the SD card as many programs as you can except those that need to be installed in the main memory (e.g. WM5torage).
And 'Program memory' is the same as RAM on a desktop PC. It's used for running programs. 17Mb free says that some programs are running in the background. Immediately after reboot you should have around 27-30Mb free.
Thanks, George, I got it now. After installing WM6 tings now look better.

Windows Mobile 6.1 - understanding memory

Hi.
I've been using Windows Mobile for about 10 months now, and have been very happy with it and blah blah blah...
One thing that I really don't understand, is the memory "settings" page.
It shows storage and program memory, as well as a seperate tab for my storage card. Could someone please explain to me what the storage memory and program memory are? I know they're both my internal memory (as in, not my SD card), but don't get why there's 2! I would have thought it makes more sense to just have a value for the "fixed" memory, and a value for removable memory.
Thanks in advance guys & gals.
John.
Storage memory is like the HDD on your PC, it's the where you store the data.
Program memory is the RAM, where the programs are loaded to run.
Thanks syqe - that makes sense. Typical Microsoft to call something we're all 100% familiar with by a different name!
It also makes me happy because it means I've got shedloads of space left on my internal drive
Thanks again.
Storage Memory is the memory on your device which is available for installation of new applications/data.
Program memory is somewhat like the RAM on your PC. when you run an application from your Storage Memory, it loads to your Program Memory to run, just like on PC, when you run an application and it loads to your RAM.
Storage Card memory is the memory on your storage card.
Now the question is how to get things off of your storage memory and onto your high capicity microSD card?
Also, how do you manage your Ram aside from the simple task managers on windows mobile phones? Is there a more advanced task manager that will show you what the hogs are and let you determine if they are worth it?
fbickley said:
Now the question is how to get things off of your storage memory and onto your high capicity microSD card?
Also, how do you manage your Ram aside from the simple task managers on windows mobile phones? Is there a more advanced task manager that will show you what the hogs are and let you determine if they are worth it?
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The best for that is SKTools... there is also dotfred task manager (this 1 is free) but I'd rather pay 30 bucks for SKTools.

install Sktools and tweaks2k2 on storage card

Hi, is it ok to install sktools and tweaks2k2 to the storage card?
thanks
is it ok.
Why do you ask?
Because those are large programs for my smartphone.
and i want to install it to the storage.
but i know these programs tweak things to the main memory.
so I'm not sure if it's safe.
like sktools have that shadow program.
thanks
I have sk tools on my sd card-it's not a big deal. If you run the shadow services, it's booted up into RAM, so doesn't really matter. Don't know what the other program is, but just try it.

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