some advice to a new windows mobile user please - HD2 General

sorry if this seems a silly question but im after a bit of advice. its regarding storage space left on my unit. as it stands i have left-
device
free storage 83.97 mb
free program 165.47 mb
sd card
free memory 113.67
i have'nt got that much installed on my phone and what i have i try to keep on the sd card but i see i'v used nearly half of the total storage and program space available on my unit, should i be worried or in reality have i still got plenty left?.are there any programes that i can use to tidy up any files im not using or im aware of.
as you can probably tell im pretty new to wm (i'v always had the se/nokia type phones but i love my hd2) so any advice is welcome.cheers.....

As a matter of fact, the stock ROM is not very generous with memory (except maybe RAM).
This might be one of the major reasons why many people prefer "custom ROMs", which can be found here at xda.
Almost all of those custom ROMs offer more memory space, because all the
"bloatware" has been removed. In some cases even more stringent, as even
"unnecessary" language files are no longer existing.
It will strongly depend on your personal needs and way of usage if you run out of memory (or get tight).

with 83 odd meg of internal storage capacity left you are still in a pretty healthy state.

its maybe time to start reading up on all the different roms. thanks for the advice guys.

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Memory Loss Help

For some reason my xda 11 says i have 91.68 mb allocated for storage
yet the last time i looked at it there was only 28mb in use.
I have no pictures or sound files no extra programmes and have only 2.2 mb of data above 64K. I've closed down all my active programs and performed a soft reset yet nothing seems to help.
Any ideas??
I'm a bit confused about your terminology here - I read it as you have 98MB allocated, 28MB in use, and therefore 70MB free - does this correspond with what you're getting in the Settings-Memory applet?
I'm confused because I can't see a problem with the above - although it only leaves you with 29ishMB allocated for program execution it's a perfectly reasonable config. You can change allocation between storage and program by sliding the slider. You probably know all this, I've probably got the wrong end of the stick.
Looks like a bit has gone somewhere, I have 126.03 to begin with, you are out by a bit as yours only adds up to 119.68.
memory loss
ok sorry if i'm not explaining myself properly
i am currently looking my memory settings
which tells me i have 91.69 MB in use for storage leaving 10.19 free
and 18.06 MB in use for program and only 6.09 free
now what concerns me is that having been through file explorer i don't know what is taking up so much storage memory especially as i have no voice or picture files or have got any additional programs
firstly there is insufficent memory to run transcriber properly and secondly what happened to increase my storage use from 28mb to 91 when i hadn't even used it.
(i haven't even connected my xda to the net yet)
Any comments would be appreciated
cheers john
Hmm 90odd MB in use is indeed strange. Are you sure there are no large files anywhere? Have you installed anything recently? Have you made a recording and forgotten to stop it manually so that it filled the available memory (although you'd still find this as a large file). It's not normal for PPC apps to take up such amounts of storage, and without a directory listing or access to your device it's unfortunately going to be pretty much impossible to work out whats wrong.
Incidentally. storage vs program memory allocation can be automatically adjusted by the device itself if it needs to.
Check for camera files, or do a backup and do a hard reset back to factory settings, then look at it from there and check it as you install programs/files.
memory loss
Thanks for that guys I can't explain it either
i've got 02 data support looking in to it and they're stuck as well so they are escalating it ie sending it to someone else. I should hear back today or tomorrow.
i guess in the end i'll probably have to do a hard reset. I'm just worried that it might come back or i have a virus even though they don't exist on ppcs at the moment.
i want to get a 1gb storage card any tips ?
ps thanks again if you ever get arrested (not that you will) send me a private message and i'll look after you. (I'm in the old bailey tomorrow on a murder case)

more program memmory?

Hi all,
I would like to know if there is a way to free up more program memmory on the wizard. After a soft-reset I have about 22MB of program memmory free, this seems pretty low, it there a way to get it up to 30-32? I have read a lot on these forums, the most common options I have found where about increasing/decreasing the pagepool and flashing a new rom to the phone. Although i have read everything about these processes I am still a little apprehensive to try them, because I also read a lot of topics about people who bricked/almost bricked their phones, and I do not want to be one of them. So if any of you know of any way to get the program memmory up please share it with me, it will be much appreciated.
(note!..i'm not talking about storage memmory, so buying a bigger sd-card won't help me)
- I currently am running the newest t-mobile rom netherlands.
Here's some tips ...
Let's make one thing clear:
The amount of RAM you have free is a constant. With WM5, it automatically shifts an internal slider to adjust how much of that RAM is designated as "Storage" and how much is designated as for use by "Running Programs".
You might have a total of 35MB of RAM free, and WM5 might allocate ~20MB for running apps, and 15MB for storage.
Here is my opinion on how to free up more RAM:
1. Move applications to your MiniSD card. They take a little longer to load, but they will work. The exception are programs that are tightly integrated into the device. My rule of thumb: Will the phone boot up (with all the Today items working, skinning programs working, etc) without the MiniSD card plugged in?
2. Get a program to clear up memory. There is an app I occasionally use called Oxios Hibernate and CloseApps. Its free, and you can get it here.
3. Unlock your phone, and flash with a different ROM. I personally use Faria's AKU 3.3 ROM with the 8MB pool. My favorite feature is that the .NET 2.0 CF Framework is integrated into the ROM! This saves me ~8mb of RAM right there. I have flashed 2 MDA's as to date. During one, Windows XP blue-screened (hardware failure) when the flashing was at 48%. No worries. I booted the phone into bootstrap mode, and flashed the ROM successfully again.
4. Clean up your temporary internet files.
5. Uninstall apps from Main memory that you do not use. For example, when I had the T-Mobile ROM, I uninstalled all the Push Email junk, and other such apps because I didn't use them. I have found that Faria's ROMs are quite lean.
6. Store your personal apps on your MiniSD card. Configure Notes, Word, etc. to use your Storage Card to store documents.
7. I still store custom ring tones in Main Memory ... I have found that if stored on the MiniSD card, you have to wait for the SD Driver to load first before the ring tone becomes accessible to the OS. This will cause a delay in your phone ringing. (I know that this point can be argued ... since in WM5 you can set the OS to leave the driver always ON. I disabled that since it was causing significant battery drain.)
Good luck, and may your RAM be with you.
Thnx for the reply and the tips.
I have for the most part moved everything to the storage card, i have about 40 mb storage memmory free. I even skipped installing everything in the extendend rom and I now have about 25-26 MB program memmory free.
Flashing a new rom is a last resort for me. How much program memmory do you have available to you with the rom you are using? (the one with the 8mb pagepool)
Thnx for the info.
superrom has 45mb storage and 32.2mb ram
it's also THE fastest rom, but has less than others which are probably slower partly because there is so much in them
i highly recomend flashing another rom, follow these instructions exactly

phone memory full

strange problem with the phones memory being full
seems to be loading kb files on but takes up mb space, just loaded a 3.5kn file but took up 30 mb space
any help would be great
Full because you have probably installed every app onto the internal memory. Reinstall them onto the SD card.
While you are at it, read this thread for tips on how to maximise your memory space....http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=583638
Also use this..http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=+site:http://forum.xda-developers.com&hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all if you ever need to find anything here on XDA.
WB
il explain a bit more. i dont have a HD2 im trying to sort this for a friend, i do have the touch pro 2 and i have never had to install apps on the SD card, i must have 30/40 apps on it (games TC resco etc ) and i still have loads of space
my memory reads
storage total 283mb used 166 free 117
program total 188 used 110 free 76
i have never got anywhwere near full
my mates HD2 is new and he has added very little in terms of apps(1 or 2 at the most ) but when i got to it today it only had about 35/40 mb free
i added the 4 short cut cab instead of the standard 3 short cut tabs and it used 30 mb of memory
something does seem right with this or is it that the HD2 short of memory
combat goofwing said:
il explain a bit more. i dont have a HD2 im trying to sort this for a friend, i do have the touch pro 2 and i have never had to install apps on the SD card, i must have 30/40 apps on it (games TC resco etc ) and i still have loads of space
my memory reads
storage total 283mb used 166 free 117
program total 188 used 110 free 76
i have never got anywhwere near full
my mates HD2 is new and he has added very little in terms of apps(1 or 2 at the most ) but when i got to it today it only had about 35/40 mb free
i added the 4 short cut cab instead of the standard 3 short cut tabs and it used 30 mb of memory
something does seem right with this or is it that the HD2 short of memory
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have you been downloading any stuff from internet / opera browser?
The HD2 is short of memory but it shoudn't be a problem having some stuff on SD card.
Cheers,
LEE
lee1980 said:
have you been downloading any stuff from internet / opera browser?
The HD2 is short of memory but it shoudn't be a problem having some stuff on SD card.
Cheers,
LEE
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The HD2's shortness of memory is only relative. It still has 145MB free Storage after a hard reset, which is a huge increase on previous generations of WinMo phone before the HD, and TD models.
It is probable that users are inadvertantly storing photos and videos in main memory rather than the SD card. Add this to the effects of the Album and Browser caches and the memory can get filled up.
C-G: There is no way that a simple tweak installation would cause this problem. Either your friend has failed to notice something else, or there is some sort of major problem with the device, or somwe software he has installed.
NeilM said:
The HD2's shortness of memory is only relative. It still has 145MB free Storage after a hard reset, which is a huge increase on previous generations of WinMo phone before the HD, and TD models.
It is probable that users are inadvertantly storing photos and videos in main memory rather than the SD card. Add this to the effects of the Album and Browser caches and the memory can get filled up.
C-G: There is no way that a simple tweak installation would cause this problem. Either your friend has failed to notice something else, or there is some sort of major problem with the device, or somwe software he has installed.
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theres no photos videos etc taking it up, i check all that i removed shazam that it saidd was 50 mb but only freed up about 5 mb
as for the app i installed it myself on his phone and it went from 40mb free space to 11 mb free in one go very strange
You are right, it does seem strange, and unrelated to other threads on this issue.
If you (or your friend) are really adventures you could give MTTY a go. It sort of formats the internal memory. After that flash a fresh (shipped) rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=616422
Combat,
Its me again. In the thread I pointed you to it also tells you how to move the album and opera caches to storage card. Have you tried these tips?
If you do and you still have problems then backup the data on the device, do a hard reset, then on reboot, check the available memory and use that as a startpoint (compare it to the public specs to make sure you are there or thereabouts). Then reinstall all your apps onto the external storage card (not the internal memory) and see what happens.
Oh, one more thing before you do all this; install Showcase, which is a task manager, and see what programmes are running in the background that you thought were closed. These eat memory and can cause the symptoms you allude to.
Whatever you do, DON't go playing with MTTY. Its an advanced tool and you can do some serious damage if you don't know what you are doing.
I am confident that if you follow the steps here you will solve your problems.
If yo don't, return the device for an exchange.
WB
...i had problems with internal memory, i think were problems of programs cache like htc album, opera...i tried with SKTOOLS for cleaning temporal archives and this work ok
thanks for all the help i have pointed my mate in thedirection of this thread , and once tried i will post some feedback that may help others
thanks again
Are you really sure. As wacky.banana suggested, I would return the device as faulty first.
combat goofwing said:
theres no photos videos etc taking it up, i check all that i removed shazam that it saidd was 50 mb but only freed up about 5 mb
as for the app i installed it myself on his phone and it went from 40mb free space to 11 mb free in one go very strange
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As the others have said, there is something seriously wrong here
Shazam is actually less than 1MB in size, though saved tags may take some space.
If this is showing as 50MB and it isn't being recovered there is something drastically wrong.
still trying to sort this out yesterday my mate did a hard reset so he could start from scratch to add things and see how the memory goes
he no informs me that since the hard reset he has lost camera, keyboard functions etc dont have full details yet but this isnt normal, i hard reset my TP2 a couple of times a month flashing new roms then doing hard resets and its ok
any advice would be great
thanks
What version ROM are you using in your device?
WB
wacky.banana said:
What version ROM are you using in your device?
WB
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couldnt tell you its not mine think its the stock europe rom unbranded, why i cant see what rom would do this after a hard reset
im going to get him to download the new 1.43 rom and install that later on unless anyone can suggest other wise
i have not know a hard reset result in the loss of functions
combat goofwing said:
...im going to get him to download the new 1.43 rom
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You mean version 1.48, which was what I was going to suggest but you are ahead of me here. Even if it's already on the device might be worth re-flashing.
Let us know how you get on.
WB
combat goofwing said:
couldnt tell you its not mine think its the stock europe rom unbranded, why i cant see what rom would do this after a hard reset
im going to get him to download the new 1.43 rom and install that later on unless anyone can suggest other wise
i have not know a hard reset result in the loss of functions
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Tell him to stop messing around and return this as a faulty device
He's now had 2 major issues with different aspects of the phone- memory allocation and now camera problems.
It is likely that there is some sort of fault with the memory chip itself leading to internal memory errors. This may also explain the other hardware issues if the device is trying to load these services into an unaddressable memory location.
Hello, I am a newbie, but one frustrating factor I've been dealing with is that there is virtually no information on the "cheaper" tablets. I have a ZEEPAD I purchased from Amazon. It is a lot of fun for a VERY small price.
However, now I have a memory problem. After resetting the tablet, it shows that my internal memory is full, even though there are NO apps installed. I cannot install anything from the market; all installs fail because the tablet detects or thinks there is no memory available.
I have an old CRUZ tablet, and I can get into the program by holding down the + volume when pressing the power button, but that does not work with this tablet.
In the "info" section of the tablet, it states that this is a TWD_MID tablet, android 4.0.4. There has to be something I can try before I have to ship this back to China. Please be understanding of my "newbie" status.......
I have the same issue with mine! Weird, wonder what the deal is? I hope someone with some knowledge of this can help us because it is an fun tab especially for the price..
Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk
To the two previous posters- this is the forum for the HTC HD2 so you won't get any relevant advice for your tablets.
Find the correct part of XDA Developers and repeat your query.

onboard storage

What can i do to get more? i seem to only have 200mb
any pointers?
custom roms have varying amounts of storage, some are really high, if you are really desperate for that much, try a 576mb rom.
you could also install a microsd card, they are relatively cheap all the way to around 8-16gb's larger cards do work in the hd2 but they get very pricey after this.
Xp3RiM3nT said:
if you are really desperate for that much, try a 576mb rom.
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576MB roms are for 576MB of RAM, not storage. Doesn't help him.
Anyway yes, there are custom roms with more or fewer preinstalled programs and thus free space, but 200MB is about the norm, you'll have to live with that, use your storage card for most, and... read the forum for hints as there are already 1000's of threads about low internal memory...
kilrah said:
576MB roms are for 576MB of RAM, not storage. Doesn't help him.
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ah yes >< forgot about that.
as for the actual low memory thing? what are you doing with your memory?
I find pictures and music should go on an sd card and programs should go on the device storage and I dont seem to have many problems.
I currently have 35 programs showing in my remove programs window (this doesnt show everything) although I could probably delete half of these and not even notice they are gone :S
I have 12 megs free(out of 278 megs) in my device memory (getting kinda low) and 6 gigs used out of 8 gigs on the sd card.
I tend to use groovemobile for music if I have a decent internet connection, although most of that sd card space is music and tomtom maps.
Make sure you delete the stock images that come with the phone (copy to sd card if you wanna keep them) and delete the music that come preloaded. That'l give you a few more MB.
As already said, you wont need to install many things to device memory, just get a decent class of SD card.
internal memory
Is there a way of seeing which programs may have been installed to the onboard memory and whats to the storage microSD? Some kind of app or something? I know there are folders but guess that does not always mean it was installed to the onboard memory.
Search for MTreeSize, good thing to see folder sizes and see what uses more memory than expected.
IC_C (12MB) Can this be deleted
IC_C (12MB)
Can this be deleted without causing problems?
There are several files in the HTC ALBUM folder that are big!
Yes, but it will rebuild itself in no time. Search for HTC album cache on here, there's a fix to move it to storage card.
onboard space
ah thats much better, now i have more spare space than whats used! Awsome!!
Thank you

[Q] Seeking Basic Info - Optimus & P509

Hello -
This issue has been bugging me for a long time. I'm seeking some general information about the Optimus-T (LG P509) and Android design as a whole. My phone is not the latest and greatest and I've resisted rooting. Maybe this pushes me in that direction. But I need to come to a better understanding of what's going on and how things work in general. Hopefully one of you experts can give some advice.
Memory questions: I keep running low on memory in the device which provides for many goofy results when used. I've moved as many apps as possible to the 16gB SD card. The card has a lot of music on it with 3.2 gB remaining - plays great. Android Assistant reports the following memory compliment relevant to my question:
Memory Info(RAM) Used: 247.75mB
Free: 170.41mB
Total Memory: 418.53 mB​
Phone Space Info(ROM)
Used: 157.45mB
Free: 42.05mB
Total Space: 199.5mB​
Observations: As I watch the display, the RAM values shift slightly around depending on what the phone is doing at that moment. The values don't fluctuate too wildly at least not from what I observe. I get that part. But... when Phone Space(ROM) drops to the low 20mB level, the device slows to a crawl, often reboots, browser stops and drops back to the home page; all with no error notification. I clear the caches two-three times daily which will raise the ROM value but only by the amount of cache released. I found that keeping around 40mB in ROM provides smooth trouble-free operation. Here's the question: Why is ROM even involved in supporting program code/data operations like this? I've always assumed that ROM (Read Only Memory) by definition is static in nature and thus shouldn't change. Here in Android-land apparently things may not be the same as I understand. So I'm forced into uninstalling some really useful programs (ie Google+) that I like in order to bring the ROM value around the 40mB threshold. I know memory has a finite limit. I don't understand why ROM is even involved and thus why it "flexes". Can someone explain, please?
Look at the amount of available RAM above. Why doesn't the phone use this RAM for program code/data execution? Because I approach this from a Windows/PC background here, perhaps that's what's throwing me off. Still, it's got ample RAM that looks to be unused for the most part. Is there a command or setting (I've looked all over the place) to demand the phone use RAM over ROM? If it did that, I'd have plenty of space and no problem at all.
Given the above, if I stuck having to deal with low ROM, do any of you know if additional ROM/RAM can be added gaining more "Phone Space"? I'm not talking about the SD card; I'm talking about the base memory populated inside the device that serves as that valuable "Phone Space" referred to above?
I'd really appreciate a answer to this. Thank you for your time and any advice.
H
Hoibb said:
Hello -
This issue has been bugging me for a long time. I'm seeking some general information about the Optimus-T (LG P509) and Android design as a whole. My phone is not the latest and greatest and I've resisted rooting. Maybe this pushes me in that direction. But I need to come to a better understanding of what's going on and how things work in general. Hopefully one of you experts can give some advice.
Memory questions: I keep running low on memory in the device which provides for many goofy results when used. I've moved as many apps as possible to the 16gB SD card. The card has a lot of music on it with 3.2 gB remaining - plays great. Android Assistant reports the following memory compliment relevant to my question:
Memory Info(RAM) Used: 247.75mB
Free: 170.41mB
Total Memory: 418.53 mB​
Phone Space Info(ROM)
Used: 157.45mB
Free: 42.05mB
Total Space: 199.5mB​
Observations: As I watch the display, the RAM values shift slightly around depending on what the phone is doing at that moment. The values don't fluctuate too wildly at least not from what I observe. I get that part. But... when Phone Space(ROM) drops to the low 20mB level, the device slows to a crawl, often reboots, browser stops and drops back to the home page; all with no error notification. I clear the caches two-three times daily which will raise the ROM value but only by the amount of cache released. I found that keeping around 40mB in ROM provides smooth trouble-free operation. Here's the question: Why is ROM even involved in supporting program code/data operations like this? I've always assumed that ROM (Read Only Memory) by definition is static in nature and thus shouldn't change. Here in Android-land apparently things may not be the same as I understand. So I'm forced into uninstalling some really useful programs (ie Google+) that I like in order to bring the ROM value around the 40mB threshold. I know memory has a finite limit. I don't understand why ROM is even involved and thus why it "flexes". Can someone explain, please?
Look at the amount of available RAM above. Why doesn't the phone use this RAM for program code/data execution? Because I approach this from a Windows/PC background here, perhaps that's what's throwing me off. Still, it's got ample RAM that looks to be unused for the most part. Is there a command or setting (I've looked all over the place) to demand the phone use RAM over ROM? If it did that, I'd have plenty of space and no problem at all.
Given the above, if I stuck having to deal with low ROM, do any of you know if additional ROM/RAM can be added gaining more "Phone Space"? I'm not talking about the SD card; I'm talking about the base memory populated inside the device that serves as that valuable "Phone Space" referred to above?
I'd really appreciate a answer to this. Thank you for your time and any advice.
H
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In answer to your question, I'd like to say that it's just one of those things you'll have to go with(Let me assure you I hate it as much as you do)
Android phones need at least 30~40 MB free space in internal memory to function smoothly...maybe that's just the way they are programmed. That's the reason why phones today come with much higher internal memory...and no, there's no way to make the ram to be used instead or to increase the internal memory. In short-you'll just have to install less apps...or if you root your phone you can try App2SD scripts
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Thank you.
So again, I have to change my thinking about how "ROM" here is designed and implemented. ROM (in a PC for example) is certainly used but not in the same way with the same characteristics as used in Android-ville.
And so this tells me, rooting is the last hope for gaining back critical internal (ROM) space so I can have more apps. Again, right now in stock mode, App2SD reports that no further apps can be moved to the card.
I do like this device a lot. It's small, compact and feature rich for what I need. There's lots of good advice on here about the rooting process. It's just "scary" territory as I enter this not knowing if I can avoid the brick.
Thanks again.
H
Hoibb said:
Thank you.
So again, I have to change my thinking about how "ROM" here is designed and implemented. ROM (in a PC for example) is certainly used but not in the same way with the same characteristics as used in Android-ville.
And so this tells me, rooting is the last hope for gaining back critical internal (ROM) space so I can have more apps. Again, right now in stock mode, App2SD reports that no further apps can be moved to the card.
I do like this device a lot. It's small, compact and feature rich for what I need. There's lots of good advice on here about the rooting process. It's just "scary" territory as I enter this not knowing if I can avoid the brick.
Thanks again.
H
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Rooting your device is actually the easy part, it's possible but unlikely that you will brick it, I had the same thoughts when I done my O1 P500, but now I'm rooted I wouldn't ever go back... I used superoneclick & that had the option to Unroot, I am not sure on other applications because I haven't used them. Basically follow the instructions right down to the letter (re-read or do it when you're wide awake so you don't miss anything), but in my own personal experience rooting it was easy.
Once rooted download the app called "Root Checker Basic" from android market, it should come back saying "This device has root access".
Once rooted you can do so much more, run apps that require root, backup your entire android system, and alot more.
Hope my info helped you, but in all honesty rooting is up to you, don't let anyone else make that choice for you, but just as a side note, rooting will void your warranty then again it's reversible.
Everything written here is based on my own experience and is only intended as a guide.
Hoibb said:
Hello -
This issue has been bugging me for a long time. I'm seeking some general information about the Optimus-T (LG P509) and Android design as a whole. My phone is not the latest and greatest and I've resisted rooting. Maybe this pushes me in that direction. But I need to come to a better understanding of what's going on and how things work in general. Hopefully one of you experts can give some advice.
Memory questions: I keep running low on memory in the device which provides for many goofy results when used. I've moved as many apps as possible to the 16gB SD card. The card has a lot of music on it with 3.2 gB remaining - plays great. Android Assistant reports the following memory compliment relevant to my question:
Memory Info(RAM) Used: 247.75mB
Free: 170.41mB
Total Memory: 418.53 mB​
Phone Space Info(ROM)
Used: 157.45mB
Free: 42.05mB
Total Space: 199.5mB​
Observations: As I watch the display, the RAM values shift slightly around depending on what the phone is doing at that moment. The values don't fluctuate too wildly at least not from what I observe. I get that part. But... when Phone Space(ROM) drops to the low 20mB level, the device slows to a crawl, often reboots, browser stops and drops back to the home page; all with no error notification. I clear the caches two-three times daily which will raise the ROM value but only by the amount of cache released. I found that keeping around 40mB in ROM provides smooth trouble-free operation. Here's the question: Why is ROM even involved in supporting program code/data operations like this? I've always assumed that ROM (Read Only Memory) by definition is static in nature and thus shouldn't change. Here in Android-land apparently things may not be the same as I understand. So I'm forced into uninstalling some really useful programs (ie Google+) that I like in order to bring the ROM value around the 40mB threshold. I know memory has a finite limit. I don't understand why ROM is even involved and thus why it "flexes". Can someone explain, please?
Look at the amount of available RAM above. Why doesn't the phone use this RAM for program code/data execution? Because I approach this from a Windows/PC background here, perhaps that's what's throwing me off. Still, it's got ample RAM that looks to be unused for the most part. Is there a command or setting (I've looked all over the place) to demand the phone use RAM over ROM? If it did that, I'd have plenty of space and no problem at all.
Given the above, if I stuck having to deal with low ROM, do any of you know if additional ROM/RAM can be added gaining more "Phone Space"? I'm not talking about the SD card; I'm talking about the base memory populated inside the device that serves as that valuable "Phone Space" referred to above?
I'd really appreciate a answer to this. Thank you for your time and any advice.
H
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GET ADB ON YOUR COMPUTER( GOOGLE IT)
TYPE
ADB SHELL
SetInstallLocation 2
U WILL BEABLE TO MOVE MOST APPS TO SD WITHOUT ROOTING
From the instructions I've googled, it's not clear - do I move them using the phone or do I move them via the computer?
H

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