When installing an application

So I really think it's Symbian problem, not the hardware. :\

Thanks so what i wanna understand why is there nand ram? like N97 it have 256mb ram and N97mini have 512mb ram it heard it makes a different how does this play a role in the memory allocation

To reduce the seek time when performing phone related operation, perhaps?

Yea like the Screen Resolution 360 x 640 for symbian ? is it true it cant go higher? due to OS limitation?

Like some people here discussed, NAND is flash memory, so I think it really about speed of memory allocation. I think la, dunno if it's right or wrong.

so if install in phone memory should it reduce seek time? What if install in internal memory? What's the different seek time between phone memory and internal memory?

If we understand this it will help improve reduce lagginess while multi tasking right sifu?

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Sep 20 2010, 02:34 PM

This one, I really don't know. So no comment bout it.

the C: is hardwired but the 16Gb is through interface...



This post has been edited by sklchan: Sep 20 2010, 02:42 PM

Erm... RAM has a big roll in it and so the memory. About the seek time, I really don't know but think it doesn't show any BIG difference anyway.

Well, depends.

Lets just say that your phone memory left 10MB for example. When you try to install SIS, it will still have to extract those file and then copy them to the installation destination. Now if Symbian extract those files into the ROM before copying them to the Internal Storage, and if it happened to exceed the phone memory (for example 10MB as we speak now), yeah, it would give you a out of memory error.

Similar to the bluetooth file sending error that I tried out.

But for most, I think it's really Symbian problem for not being so smart

Hahahaha...

You really reply to him/her aaa... hahahaha
Someone who always claimed that cant read my post...

Well, thats why Nokia already have A2SD long long ago.. user problem perhaps? Cos I dont think Nokia gives any training or explanation on how to use it properly.

Rather than being stuck on ROM only on Eclair...

Since sifu so geng its best we listen what sifu have to share with us isnt that why u all come together here. We have alot to learn from you we look forward for your guidance and knowledge to expand and understand the world of technology. There so many OS in the market and to understand all this isnt easy. So as a sifu we hope someday we become as good as you so we can share with others

We still waiting your answer on the seek thing. Its a very interested topic care to ellaborate more? It might help us understand better how symbian works? so if someone else bring this question with your guidance we can provide a more accurate answer.

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Sep 20 2010, 02:44 PM

From every Nokia phone I used, the most problem is N97. Seems A2SD didn't really worked on N97, so it's Symbian problem.

BBXiong:
Sorry, I think I may have confused myself. I remember now, there is a different message called "Memory full. Please delete some data and try again".
But somehow it also relate to some error when I tried to run Garmin when my Phone Memory is low, maybe the RAM is also low that time, I'm not sure. Haven't used a Symbian for quite long time already.

I think the seek "thing" doesn't show any huge differences here. Take example like your HDD, you can partitioned it to C:, D:, E:. So phone memory and internal memory is like one "HDD" but separate into 2 types of partition = phone memory and internal memory C:.

Correct me if I'm wrong, just telling what I understand so far

Try N81.....

Huh??

So, issit your phone memory left very little when installing app that gives you the out of memory error? or just having your RAM fully occupied to perform the installation?

Can't recall, but I think it's when installing an app.