hi
i have a problem
my friends say to me that they send to me a s.m.s messages and i dont see them on my device but on they device that see it...
how i can fix it?

Originally Posted by adome5

hi
i have a problem
my friends say to me that they send to me a s.m.s messages and i dont see them on my device but on they device that see it...
how i can fix it?

They can see a message they have sent to you? That's just great! And if they delete it? Can they still see it?

Originally Posted by adome5

hi
i have a problem
my friends say to me that they send to me a s.m.s messages and i dont see them on my device but on they device that see it...
how i can fix it?

Go back to CM7 and you will see messages. I told you five times already and you're not listening.

This device is too low on memory to run CM9 so it closes everything in background, do you understand?

which last build do you mean? i dont need tether.

Originally Posted by n3n00

Go back to CM7 and you will see messages. I told you five times already and you're not listening.

This device is too low on memory to run CM9 so it closes everything in background, do you understand?

Maybe it is not ram as kabaldan said, since it occurs to devices with larger ram as well. We have to wait and see.

It's an over-aggressive Android memory management routine that's killing the SMS/MMS service (which then, eventually, restarts itself) and any messages that are delivered to the radio while the service isn't running are lost, as the radio has no "cache" to hold the messages until the service is available again to insert them into the database.

SMS/MMS delivery process:
Tower -> Radio chip -> Radio driver -> SMS service -> SMS database -> SMS app

The radio driver dumps any received SMS to the SMS service, but if the service isn't running at the time, the message gets lost. You can easily reproduce this issue on ANY ROM by loading an app that attempts to consume all device RAM. Android will keep killing background processes until it starts killing some services. I can cause the same issue to occur on the stock Telus ROM by trying to launch Draw Something (which runs) or another memory-hungry app.

It's not a bug in this (or any other) specific ROM, it's an issue with the Android memory management system that can be reproduced on any device (although it's much harder to reproduce on devices with more RAM) and any Android version.

/rant

I told my parents that my phone is not receiving messages and I need a new phone
Can't wait for my s3!

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Originally Posted by dstruct2k

It's an over-aggressive Android memory management routine that's killing the SMS/MMS service (which then, eventually, restarts itself) and any messages that are delivered to the radio while the service isn't running are lost, as the radio has no "cache" to hold the messages until the service is available again to insert them into the database.

SMS/MMS delivery process:
Tower -> Radio chip -> Radio driver -> SMS service -> SMS database -> SMS app

The radio driver dumps any received SMS to the SMS service, but if the service isn't running at the time, the message gets lost. You can easily reproduce this issue on ANY ROM by loading an app that attempts to consume all device RAM. Android will keep killing background processes until it starts killing some services. I can cause the same issue to occur on the stock Telus ROM by trying to launch Draw Something (which runs) or another memory-hungry app.

It's not a bug in this (or any other) specific ROM, it's an issue with the Android memory management system that can be reproduced on any device (although it's much harder to reproduce on devices with more RAM) and any Android version.

/rant

Soy we have to lock in memory SMS messages and that is it ?
Zeppelinrox supercharger script could work ?

Originally Posted by igna.worn

Soy we have to lock in memory SMS messages and that is it ?
Zeppelinrox supercharger script could work ?

It will not work. And, as said, there is a certain possibility that it is not exclusively limited ram problem.

The "BulletProof Apps" feature may work... it wouldn't hurt anyway
It will apply renice and apply ADJ priority of -17 every 30 seconds.

Haven't had reports of increased battery usage as it still goes to deep sleep without issue.