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Can you explain why the error code 5 / 4 happen over night with no changes? You seems pretty smart with your eyes rolled. The default permission was never changes and I even had to wiped the phone with fresh new official OS from DM V 5.0.1.28. Now in order for me to make the meterberry application to reset the following Phone, Location Data, and Security Timer Reset have to set to Allow. I'm not the only one with this problem and with no changes.I have both and my meterberry resets just fine as well as the quicklaunch resets, people really need to check their permissions.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com12-06-09 10:19 AM - Knowing how the garbage collector works, this is definitely possible if you have an application that is leaking memory.
Initiating the garbage collector performs an auto-commit from RAM to flash, so you should really use it sparingly.
See here for details:
MeterBerry™ for BlackBerry® Smartphones
Q: What does the Recover Memory button do? Why does it sometimes make my free memory decrease?
The Recover Memory button initiates the garbage collector programmatically. This corresponds with "System.GC() invocation" in the table below. As the table reveals, garbage collection is rather complex, and there is much more involved in the process than simply increasing the amount of free application memory. Initiating the garbage collector programmatically has different effects for different users depending on operating system version, third party applications, and settings. Some users benefit from doing so and some do not.
If the amount of free application memory decreases after pressing the Recover Memory button, it most likely is due to the "auto-commit" operation in the table below. This takes objects that were going to be moved from RAM to flash some time in the future and moves them immediately. The benefit of doing so is that this makes more RAM available for use by the system, which is much faster than flash. Remember that application memory is flash.
Also, even if the amount of free application memory stays the same after the garbage collector us run, it still most likely freed up RAM behind the scenes which should make the phone operate more smoothly.
Note: MeterBerry does not currently display RAM statistics because the amount of free RAM fluctuates up and down much more significantly than application memory as the phone is running, and doesn't give any real measure of what is going on in the system.
Note: It is recommended that the Recover Memory feature is used sparingly, as initiating the garbage collector excessively will not provide any added benefit and only consume battery life.
12-09-09 06:47 AM
