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Now now children! We'll be having none of that in the "Rambler's" thread. You guys need to kiss and make up....I don't know, I wasn't criticizing you. I was just telling you that I wasn't loading up 407 over 333.
You seem to be taking my comments personally, and there not meant to be taken that way.
You have to use what works for you.
JayDee, you need to load whatever you think might help resolve your problem, it matters not what we think. I don't think that Paul was intending to put you down or say that you shouldn't install the hybrid. We all know that you are at witts end, be patient with us and we'll try and be patient with you. Deal?12-13-10 04:18 PM - Well then, you are very lucky because hybrids are ALL that I could run on my 8330 and I'm beginning to think that is all I will run on my Bold as well. You obviously never had the pleasure of having a chirp, clang, speakerphone blast or squelch when trying to make a phone call. Oh yes, I got that on 8330 and I got that on my Bold as well. That is why I like hybrids because they filter out the offending files.
Also, I am not convinced that ANYONE knows that the problem lies in the "core of 333". After a lot of testing, I have determined that maybe its the sfi file and that is why I try hybrids; ones that use a different radio file. Unfortunately 280 is so flaky that I can't use it with 333. So I WILL have to wait for a number version that is higher than 3.
Ready for a new leak as well.
Oh and if I only had a 20MB leak I'd be dancing naked in the streets. Mine is more like 40MB and it DOES cause me to have lockups, random reboots, I also have the camera reboot problem and when I try to use the browser, I have to try three times because I get an error that says unable to connect to the internet.
Anyone still wondering why I'm frazzled?
12-13-10 04:37 PM - Hey Jaydee.....you would NOT want to be dancing in the streets (especially naked at this time) here in Stow, Ohio. I have over 1 foot of snow in my driveway with more on the way.
It's time to winterize the old body.....gin for you.....vodka for me. 
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12-13-10 04:58 PM - Ellie, you're right! I'm pouring a drink now as I type...not easy to do pour and type at the same time!!!Hey Jaydee.....you would NOT want to be dancing in the streets (especially naked at this time) here in Stow, Ohio. I have over 1 foot of snow in my driveway with more on the way. It's time to winterize the old body.....gin for you.....vodka for me.
And it's so icy here that I almost fell getting into my car...so you're right. Too cold to dance in the streets...TODAY!!!!12-13-10 05:07 PM - Hmmm, that's not gonna make a real difference for me. My copy of 6 runs very smoothly and is much faster to navigate than 5 ever was. I am just looking for the magic file that stops the memory leak but I doubt it's in the 380 files, or even 407 files that are NOT radio files.
Waiting on that leak....where are you????Last edited by jaydee5799; 12-14-10 at 08:12 AM. Reason: spelling typo
12-14-10 07:09 AM - Point well taken, I don't think it is in the Java files either. It has to be in the SFI or some other device control file. Problem is that we don't really know what some of these processes are doing so have no clue which one is the bad actor. Changing to a new leak gives you the hope that they have re-worked some of them and in so doing have fixed the problem causing the leaks.Hmmm, that's not gonna make a real difference for me. My copy od 6 runs very smoothly and is much faster to navigate than 5 ever was. I am just looking for the magic file that stops the memory leak but I doubt it's in the 380 files, or even 407 files that are NOT radio files.
Waiting on that leak....where are you????12-14-10 07:23 AM
) get another leak and still nothing for 9650????
