Leaked OS 6.0.0.526 for the BlackBerry Curve 9300 Fixes and Findings
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I don't think 418 was a good leak, 424 was better but 448 did it for me. 461 was also stable and so far the 526 leak is good - got 85MB memory free at time of writing. Sometimes it depends upon what other apps you run and if you've got several running - I have Facebook, Twitter and BeWeather on mine with TuneInRadio, iHeartRadio, FaceChat, MSN, GoogleTalk and SocialFeeds for news sites running as 'n' when I need them.
As always with any "leak", your milage may vary - but if more than 1 person reports an issue here, it's usually a sign of trouble04-06-11 04:12 AMLike 0 -
In my case was over 80MB, but with installed Chinese and cyrillic support ... which definitely "eats" lot of space.
I am staying with .52604-06-11 07:03 PMLike 0 - ... the instructions have been the same since we started upgrading from 5.0.
I was simply looking to see if that was needed.
Regardless, I am doing the upgrade now.
It appears that the application is pretty intelligent, knowing what apps are installed, not allowing you to downgrade, doing a complete back up prior to upgrade ...
I can't speak for the others, but I have done multiple upgrades on each of the 4 BB's I've owned, in addition to numerous upgrades for others' BB's.
@SaabScott, you're right about the instructions not changing since OS5. Actually they haven't changed much since I started with 4.2, and probably even further back than that. The updates are typically evolutionary, not revolutionary. The structure of yours OS has been around for a looooong time.
You make the precautionary Backup up first with DM just in case something goes wrong with loading the OS, and you temporarily have a paperweight with a keypad on it. Hopefully never happens to you, but if it does you'll be patting yourself on the back for following these steps.
Besides, making a Backup only takes a few minutes anyway!
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Anyway, glad everyone is enjoying the update!Ganayni94 likes this.04-06-11 08:44 PMLike 1 - ok im finding its a much more stable build with improved battery, boot time and no memory leaks on the scale of .499 that i was running before. however on bbm, to most contacts it seems to take ages for them to be 'delivered' i bbm'd my mate who is in the same room as me and his bbm was working fine but it took 30 mins for him to recieve it.. is anyone else having this issue? also voice notes on bbm is not running properly as the 'stop' button does not respond..
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com04-07-11 08:55 AMLike 0 -
- ok im finding its a much more stable build with improved battery, boot time and no memory leaks on the scale of .499 that i was running before. however on bbm, to most contacts it seems to take ages for them to be 'delivered' i bbm'd my mate who is in the same room as me and his bbm was working fine but it took 30 mins for him to recieve it.. is anyone else having this issue? also voice notes on bbm is not running properly as the 'stop' button does not respond..
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com04-07-11 11:18 AMLike 0 -
cheers guys and gals04-07-11 12:03 PMLike 0 - upgraded from 448 to 526 and this is what i found.
1. Bluetooth connection with my car radio much suck with this leak, unable to accept call from car button and during call and received call sometime it disconnect. Well the car radio Bluetooth work fine with my others phone, nokia n8, nokia 5800, Sony Ericsson P1i.
2. Video player quality drop if compared with 448. with this leak when i watch movie the video quality most of the time degrade like when you are using satellite tv the signal not very strong.04-07-11 09:29 PMLike 0 -
im just guessing but that may be because this new version of bbm is meant for upcoming devices bbm 6 may run through different servers to 5 and as less people are using it im getting better service.. however that is just speculation.04-08-11 05:55 PMLike 0 - First time upgrading with a linked version - a little nerve-racking, but it worked as discussed in the step-by-step instructions. Looks good so far. One big plus for me (might be minor for others) - the hide sent e-mails finally works! Definitely uses more device memory - unless I did something wrong on the upgrade.
Thanks for the tips and instructions!04-09-11 09:05 PMLike 0 - 85megs application storage free, and between 104megs RAM free with nothing much open to 60megs aprox with fb2.0 and browsing crackberry. Battery life is good, lasting the day. Apart from when I use WLM a lot, as it drains battery so fast!
Overall a good leak, better than .448 and .461
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comGanayni94 likes this.04-10-11 06:30 AMLike 1 - Yesterday evening did a shrink on .526. Last time, actually my first time ever, did a shrink on .499, but later the system wasn't very stable for me, so returner back to normal install.
For now, over 12 hours, all with shrinked .526 looks to be OK. Not all of my software and tweaks are applied yet - will complete it today, and in case all is running well will stay with shrinked .526.Ganayni94 likes this.04-10-11 06:16 PMLike 1
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