New OS 6 leak for 9700?

MattMJB0188 · Thread Author #1 05-05-2011, 05:05 PM

It's been about a month since .534 came out. Anyone think we'll see a new OS 6 leak for the 9700 anytime soon? .526 had a pretty big memory leak for me when I tried it. I started off with 113MB and was at 90 within an hour. Used BB Boss to shrink. Just wondering if anyone knows the cycle of OS leaks?

theonecid · #2 05-05-2011, 05:46 PM

Yeah I'm not sure when we'll be seeing a new leak, it's been awhile. We don't see leaks for any BB at all lately, dunno what is up with that!

MattMJB0188 · Thread Author #3 05-05-2011, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by xalkoholicx

Yeah I'm not sure when we'll be seeing a new leak, it's been awhile. We don't see leaks for any BB at all lately, dunno what is up with that!

Hopefully soon. See your running .534. I ran .526 for a day and the memory leak was so bad. How is .534 for you?

Lucky45 · #4 05-06-2011, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MattMJB0188

It's been about a month since .534 came out. Anyone think we'll see a new OS 6 leak for the 9700 anytime soon? .526 had a pretty big memory leak for me when I tried it. I started off with 113MB and was at 90 within an hour. Used BB Boss to shrink. Just wondering if anyone knows the cycle of OS leaks?

Ever think maybe "BB Boss" was the reason behind the link??

To save space all you need to do is delete the media and fonts .cod files.

con4n007 · #5 05-07-2011, 07:04 AM

Im suspecting they are concentrating their works to playbook OS now.

swilson317 · #6 05-07-2011, 12:41 PM

Was prompted to install 6.0 on my Bold this morning. WOW! What a change to the UI!! Will take some getting used to. I don't play brick breaker that often, but I'm VERY disappointed that you can't just exit the game and have it pause automatically. You now have to switch apps. Otherwise, you will exit the game and have to start a new game next time you launch.

theonecid · #7 05-08-2011, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by MattMJB0188

Hopefully soon. See your running .534. I ran .526 for a day and the memory leak was so bad. How is .534 for you?

It's not bad, there's still some memory leak, but I can tolerate it i guess. I don't think there's many improvements over .526 ...

ffejrobins30 · #8 05-09-2011, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucky45

Ever think maybe "BB Boss" was the reason behind the link??

To save space all you need to do is delete the media and fonts .cod files.

I can personally assure you that BB Boss is not the reason for the memory leaks.

It is well documented that OS6 has a memory leak problem, some versions being better than others. One of the big reasons behind the "leakage" is because of the web browser and universal search integration. They both cache and index things on your phone for faster access to the information when you use universal search and browse the web. I run a BB Boss shrunk .534 and it leaks down approx. 15mb and then stabilizes.

Lucky45 · #9 05-09-2011, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ffejrobins30

I can personally assure you that BB Boss is not the reason for the memory leaks.

It is well documented that OS6 has a memory leak problem, some versions being better than others. One of the big reasons behind the "leakage" is because of the web browser and universal search integration. They both cache and index things on your phone for faster access to the information when you use universal search and browse the web. I run a BB Boss shrunk .534 and it leaks down approx. 15mb and then stabilizes.

Yes, but you know how the use the program. What about all the Newbie(s) that dowload the program, start checking things to be deleted without having a clue what they're doing, load the OS and then bit@h when they get errors and/or a bad memory leak??

Phill_UK · #10 05-09-2011, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by ffejrobins30

I can personally assure you that BB Boss is not the reason for the memory leaks.

It is well documented that OS6 has a memory leak problem, some versions being better than others. One of the big reasons behind the "leakage" is because of the web browser and universal search integration. They both cache and index things on your phone for faster access to the information when you use universal search and browse the web. I run a BB Boss shrunk .534 and it leaks down approx. 15mb and then stabilizes.

I can personally assure you that OS6 does not have a memory leak problem.

If the web browser and universal search were the cause, then all OS6 devices would be suffering... and they're not.

It's the device itself that's causing the leak. The 9700 just can't handle OS6, period.

15mb is a ridiculous amount of leakage! I'd be concerned if my 9780 leaked 1mb

Lucky45 · #11 05-09-2011, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Phill_UK

It's the device itself that's causing the leak. The 9700 just can't handle OS6, period.

My work 9700 handles OS6 just fine - I just don't pretend it an iPhone and load it down with 100+ stupid apps...

Phill_UK · #12 05-09-2011, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucky45

My work 9700 handles OS6 just fine - I just don't pretend it an iPhone and load it down with 100+ stupid apps...

Sure, the 9700 can 'run' OS6, I'm not disputing that... it just can't handle the memory requirement effectively.

Can you honestly say you've had no memory leak? or 'page too large' error?

Lucky45 · #13 05-09-2011, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Phill_UK

Can you honestly say you've had no memory leak? or 'page too large' error?

.534 and I only deleted media files and fonts and I have no memory leak - I had a memory leak with some of the eariler builds tho...

I don't pretent my 9700 is a desktop computer so I don't go to full websites and get the 'page too large' error...