Due to slow Class 2 memory card. How to check? Take out microsd, look for the number inside a circle (actually a "C"). 2 the slowest, 6 the fastest.

Someone from Symbian-Freak noticed this. So, it's highly possible to change clock speed of the cpu since initially it's underclocked.

No, it's free from Nokia, via firmware updates. I think my previous V21 already running fullspeed, that's why doesnt notice major improvement when using V30.

Most, if not all suffered, the problems. If u maximize the capacity usage, problems more prone to occur. Nokia normally will swapped it to PNY Class 4 card for u.

So far no reported overheating (if compared to iPhone with OS3 ) on V30. Battery life seem normal, if not longer.


I bought my Zitron 5800 from Sarawak and the seller helped me ship the crappy C2 microsd back to Hello for a PNY C4 card

Sir, file doesnt exist. It's for S60v3. Do u try on your phone?

When u try to exchange the card, inform them that u have done these things:
1. Format the card on phone, still RANDOM corruptions and missing files.
2. Format via pc but problem still persist.
3. Go online and found out 5800 has problem with most Class 2 microsd.

Ask them whether it's easier to swap the card or replace the tube.

Originally shipped with 369Mhz but reported to run at full speed of 434Mhz since v20 firmware.

Afaik, no software can detect realtime speed of symbian phone speed yet. Most of them are programmed to show rated speed of the phone.

Digital clock instead of analog = save 1mb

Read the first page...

Nope, just like normal format but reset the cluster size back to default in case u changed it. Try to format the card using Panasonic SD format tool.

"The FAT file system used by DOS and Windows divides all of the file data on the hard disk into clusters comprised of multiple sectors. A cluster is normally between 2 kiB and 32 kiB in size, in powers of two, containing between 4 and 64 sectors of user data. This is done to make managing the location of data easier. "

But ignore it if u never changed it before.

When u reformat the card, it will be totally blank. Once u insert the card into the phone, all the necessary folders will be created (Backup, Music, Pictures, System, etc)

It's not downclocked, but resources used by background apps. Kill all background/hidden apps and rerun the benchmark. Should yield u around 400Mhz.

U cant clock it back at your will, this is programmed within firmware. Only fools will tell u otherwise. Forget bout OC, 434Mhz is the rated limit of this ARM11 cpu. Regarding the OC via txt file, bloody hoax! It's from N-gage installation folder. Worst, it's not even among the bootup files.

If someone can manage a way to change the clockspeed, the viable way will be via Rompatcher.

Imo, very responsive even when compared to Omnia (WinMo, resistive) and iPhone/Touch (OS2, OS3, capacitive). Only hate the soft surface of the screen... feel fragile

Let say u open a game and put it to background. Does it waste cpu cycle or just RAM? Both actually. No matter what apps running in background, it still waste cpu cycle. That's why running multiple apps n background shorten battery life too.

Some apps are very optimized (mostly part of the system tasks) but they still suck up previous cpu cycle. Bluetooth, alarm, wifi, voice dial, etc

I thought it can unbrick using some software?

Probably i'm too get used to resistive screen and feel weird when using those capacitive screen. But when i tried N97, i do feel it's better than 5800 in term of sensitiveness. U might want to try 5800 with V30 firmware.

P.S: I prefer capacitive screen due to non "squishy" touch surface...

Yup, they havent fix the problem since the first S60...

It has been done before N97 even released iirc. Just that it also buggy on 5800.

Easy method:

1. Download GarminMobileXT_5_00_60_S60_TW.exe file.
2. Extract all the content to microsd root folder, overwrite everything.
3. Use file manager on your phone, install the new garmin sisx file.

Done. All POI, My Locations, basemaps, maps, vehicles, voices, etc will keep intact.

This post has been edited by toughnut: Aug 24 2009, 02:16 PM

Yes, and includes canto, hakka, mandarin, etc voices/languages