free RAM in your Wings ?
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update...
tweaking in progress...(it could be even a bit higher but the screenshot software and task manager take some memory)
Keep on going dude! You are getting my hops up for ever getting me one of these phones!
What the hell? The Wings kills the programs even if there's only one application running!
I restart my phone, open Internet Explorer and load any page (lets say Google homepage). Now I switch back to homescreen and lock the keypad.
Five minutes later I unlock the keyboard and see the IE isnt running anymore. Now Im really pissed...
Or is this a feature of WM?
EDIT: I have just tested the same thing with Vox and its ok on Vox. Something is rotten in the Wings...? Seems it is...
EDIT2: Sorry, my bad... I was trying to increase the memory performance so I changed some registry value (lowmem). After return the orinal value the IE is not closing itself.
I restart my phone, open Internet Explorer and load any page (lets say Google homepage). Now I switch back to homescreen and lock the keypad.
Five minutes later I unlock the keyboard and see the IE isnt running anymore. Now Im really pissed...
Or is this a feature of WM?
EDIT: I have just tested the same thing with Vox and its ok on Vox. Something is rotten in the Wings...? Seems it is...
EDIT2: Sorry, my bad... I was trying to increase the memory performance so I changed some registry value (lowmem). After return the orinal value the IE is not closing itself.
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update...
tweaking in progress...
Are you managing what services are running or changing the page pool size?
Good work either way, share soon?
Some info from DevHealth, after reset, nothing in StartUp... (I will compare it with S710 tomorrow or so)
EDIT:
Ok, here's 710 (Vox).
Code:
Bootup Time Markers (Milliseconds):
Available RAM on boot = 17936384
Calupd: Exiting = 73102
Initialized appt ssupdate = 73094
Initialized msgcount ssupdate = 73042
SSUpdate: Thread now in message loop = 72595
Calupd: Starting = 71828
SSUpdate: Shell Ready = 71744
Start Menu Icons Fetched = 58620
Appman: Finished Fetching Icons = 58225
Appman: Started Fetching Icons = 40798
Home Painted = 40638
Cprog: Done Booting = 37978
Last Boot Type = 2
System Memory Report
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Page Size: 4096
| Pages | Size (bytes) | Size (MB) | Address
Total Storage (Flash) | 33803 | 138457088 | 132.04 | n/a
Available Storage | 24010 | 98347008 | 93.79 | n/a
Used Storage | 9792 | 40110080 | 38.25 | n/a
Physical RAM (sources breakdown) | 12852 | 52641792 | 50.20 | n/a
Main Memory | 12852 | 52641792 | 50.20 | 0x802cc000 - 0x834fffff
Physical RAM (consumers breakdown) | 12852 | 52641792 | 50.20 | n/a
Kernel Prealloc. | 51 | 208896 | 0.20 | 0x802cc000 - 0x802fefff
Paging Pool | 1542 | 6316032 | 6.02 | 0x802ff000 - 0x80904fff
Kernel RAM Map | 1 | 4096 | 0.00 | 0x80905000 - 0x80905fff
Watson Size | 32 | 131072 | 0.13 | 0x834e0000 - 0x834fffff
Overhead | 3 | 12288 | 0.01 | n/a
Object Store | 64 | 262144 | 0.25 | n/a
Program Memory | 11159 | 45707264 | 43.59 | n/a
AVAILABLE PROGRAM MEMORY | 4293 | 17584128 | 16.77 | n/a
USED PROGRAM MEMORY | 6866 | 28123136 | 26.82 | n/a
Kernel Objects | 411 | 1683456 | 1.61 | n/a
Misc | 125 | 512000 | 0.49 | n/a
Programs | 6330 | 25927680 | 24.73 | n/a
(S) Stack | 472 | 1933312 | 1.84 | n/a
(H) Heap | 2167 | 8876032 | 8.46 | n/a
(E) EXE Data | 233 | 954368 | 0.91 | n/a
(D) DLL Data | 2332 | 9551872 | 9.11 | n/a
(c) Code RAM | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Process | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Module | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
(r) Read only RAM | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Process | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Module | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Map/Shared | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
(W) Read/Write RAM | 1126 | 4612096 | 4.40 | n/a
Process | 326 | 1335296 | 1.27 | n/a
Module | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Map/Shared | 800 | 3276800 | 3.13 | n/aEDIT:
Ok, here's 710 (Vox).
Code:
Bootup Time Markers (Milliseconds):
Available RAM on boot = 29224960
Calupd: Exiting = 74866
Initialized appt ssupdate = 74832
Initialized msgcount ssupdate = 74772
SSUpdate: Thread now in message loop = 74087
Calupd: Starting = 73304
SSUpdate: Shell Ready = 73198
Start Menu Icons Fetched = 60668
Appman: Finished Fetching Icons = 60391
Appman: Started Fetching Icons = 45277
Home Painted = 45237
Cprog: Done Booting = 41460
Last Boot Type = 2
System Memory Report
====================
Page Size: 4096
| Pages | Size (bytes) | Size (MB) | Address
Total Storage (Flash) | 15084 | 61786112 | 58.92 | n/a
Available Storage | 6024 | 24676352 | 23.53 | n/a
Used Storage | 9060 | 37109760 | 35.39 | n/a
Physical RAM (sources breakdown) | 14524 | 59490304 | 56.73 | n/a
Main Memory | 14524 | 59490304 | 56.73 | 0x8c344000 - 0x8fbfffff
Physical RAM (consumers breakdown) | 14524 | 59490304 | 56.73 | n/a
Kernel Prealloc. | 276 | 1130496 | 1.08 | 0x8c344000 - 0x8c457fff
Paging Pool | 1542 | 6316032 | 6.02 | 0x8c458000 - 0x8ca5dfff
Kernel RAM Map | 1 | 4096 | 0.00 | 0x8ca5e000 - 0x8ca5efff
Watson Size | 75 | 307200 | 0.29 | 0x8fbb5000 - 0x8fbfffff
Overhead | 4 | 16384 | 0.02 | n/a
Object Store | 8 | 32768 | 0.03 | n/a
Program Memory | 12618 | 51683328 | 49.29 | n/a
AVAILABLE PROGRAM MEMORY | 7076 | 28983296 | 27.64 | n/a
USED PROGRAM MEMORY | 5542 | 22700032 | 21.65 | n/a
Kernel Objects | 331 | 1355776 | 1.29 | n/a
Misc | 82 | 335872 | 0.32 | n/a
Programs | 5129 | 21008384 | 20.04 | n/a
(S) Stack | 365 | 1495040 | 1.43 | n/a
(H) Heap | 1870 | 7659520 | 7.30 | n/a
(E) EXE Data | 24 | 98304 | 0.09 | n/a
(D) DLL Data | 588 | 2408448 | 2.30 | n/a
(c) Code RAM | 619 | 2535424 | 2.42 | n/a
Process | 226 | 925696 | 0.88 | n/a
Module | 393 | 1609728 | 1.54 | n/a
(r) Read only RAM | 289 | 1183744 | 1.13 | n/a
Process | 19 | 77824 | 0.07 | n/a
Module | 53 | 217088 | 0.21 | n/a
Map/Shared | 217 | 888832 | 0.85 | n/a
(W) Read/Write RAM | 1374 | 5627904 | 5.37 | n/a
Process | 91 | 372736 | 0.36 | n/a
Module | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | n/a
Map/Shared | 1283 | 5255168 | 5.01 | n/a
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This is what happens to me all the time. I close Internet Explorer / SPB Insight using task manager (or is closed by system because of the low memory). But instead of freeing the RAM, the application disappers from tasks and is visible as process. I still can close the process but list of running processes load only when there is enough of free RAM.
So what does it means? Is this behavior normal or is it memory leak or something...?
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Didn't see anyone mention it but I did this ROM update to get more memory on my Wing. Was getting tired of not being able to launch my camera if I hadn't reset my phone in a while. It doesn't help "that" much but gave me about 8-12MB extra.
EDIT - This link is for T-Mobile Wing and not the HTC Wing. Sorry for the mixup. http://www.modaco.com/content/Daily...ng-the-HTC-Touch-T-Mobile-Wing-PagePool-size/
EDIT - This link is for T-Mobile Wing and not the HTC Wing. Sorry for the mixup. http://www.modaco.com/content/Daily...ng-the-HTC-Touch-T-Mobile-Wing-PagePool-size/
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