Why is it that Google chat causes my 8900 to freeze up?
- It seemed to work fine for months when I first had it but not lately it seems like it causes my BB to freeze and I can't tell why. I can have it open and running in the background and I'm signed in and it will go days w/o issues. But if someone attempts to message me it will randomly freeze and I have to wait several minutes (unless I pull the battery) for the phone to give me an error and then I can back out and it needs to rebuild the message list (emails and BBM) but if I attempt to use Google Chat it does the same thing.
Anyone else experiencing this and what seems to be causing it or more importantly how do I fix this? I've been avoiding it but that really isn't a fix. I'm still running 114 and haven't done any upgrades or updates to the OS since I got the phone at release day.08-11-09 03:13 PMLike 0 - I don't use Google chat, but I'm wondering if you've been tracking your Free File space since you are leaving your Google chat running??? My guess is that since you left it running it might be taking up more and more space... and in that case, how long have you been going in between your battery pulls??? Does your issues start happening after a certain amount of time after a battery pull???08-11-09 04:11 PMLike 0
- The error message that I get specifically is:
Uncaught exception: Application net_rim_bb_messaging_app(889) is not responding; process terminated
'OK'
and then when I hit OK it will rebuild the message list sans any of my Google Chat messages.08-11-09 04:50 PMLike 0 - I don't use Google chat, but I'm wondering if you've been tracking your Free File space since you are leaving your Google chat running??? My guess is that since you left it running it might be taking up more and more space... and in that case, how long have you been going in between your battery pulls??? Does your issues start happening after a certain amount of time after a battery pull???08-11-09 04:53 PMLike 0
- First, battery pull are an essential part of a Blackberry... and apps like QuickPull, or even a soft restart (Alt+Right Shift+Del) are not as good as an actual battery pull... they have to leave something behind in order to restart your OS. You can check your free file space by using the following key sequence: Alt+Right Shift+H
Most apps do not store any information on your SD card.08-11-09 05:02 PMLike 0 - First, battery pull are an essential part of a Blackberry... and apps like QuickPull, or even a soft restart (Alt+Right Shift+Del) are not as good as an actual battery pull... they have to leave something behind in order to restart your OS. You can check your free file space by using the following key sequence: Alt+Right Shift+H
Most apps do not store any information on your SD card.
I checked the settings for Google Chat and it is currently set to store conversations to the memory card as I suspected.08-11-09 05:12 PMLike 0 -
- I just went to mobile.blackberry.com and found Google Talk on there and they have the latest version as 2.1.48... the only way to find out by doing this is to get to the actual download page.08-11-09 06:20 PMLike 0
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- Ok, uninstalled Google Talk and reinstalled the newest version so we'll see how it goes. Thanks for the help.08-12-09 11:11 AMLike 0
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