Check under 'Other', how many saved messages are alloted. Memory card is much bigger, you can even increase 10 times the amount stored. Increase as you wish, later on after transfering.



This post has been edited by PlanetX: Jul 18 2012, 10:20 PM

Ok, if you prefer Wi-Fi, there is also no point whatsoever to use 3G for calls too.

Use GSM, which is at a lower frequency, less radiation emitted thus you brains and ears will last much longer.



How to disable 3G data internet:


1) Switch you phone to offline mode, then go under 'settings' > 'connectivity', then enter 'DESTINATIONS'.


2) Click on 'Internet'. Then use the options button to delete the access point of your mobile provider. Then, revert back from 'Offline mode' to 'General', in order to use your phone.


3) You can either remain using 3G for calls or if you wish to change to GSM, then under 'Connnectivity'. click 'Network' on top and under 'Network Mode', change to 'GSM'.


By performing steps (1) and (2), there will no longer be any more data internet using mobile provider.





P.S. Afer you delete the access point of your phone provider, they will send you a few sms asking you to install back the access point.

Throw away the installation sms and after a few attempts, they will not pester you again.

This post has been edited by PlanetX: Aug 15 2012, 06:14 PM

Actually, you are very fortunate that this is a symbian phone which is not so smart.


If Andriods or iOs, they can even know the colour of your underwear if they wish to.....

How you conclude with above is one of the reasons I try to avoid local forums. The level of comprehension and discernment are almost void.

What was stated by me was a metaphor to articulate the high level of intrusion into the privacy of users of so called 'modern technology'.

The warnings of Plato, more than 2,000 years ago is still valid in this age of cyberspace, when he said: "A wise man talks because he has something to say; a fool talks because he has to say something".

Can be done but may cause migraine...


1) Upgrade to latest original v60.0.003 with the RM version required under (2)

2) Download Symbian Anna V7.5 from link appended.

3) Download the Guide to editing language pack from link appended

Difficult but for those with some basic knowledge and time, this can also be considered 'easy'.

My suggestion:

1) Flash to the latest original FW with chinese.

2) When you have the time, then modify the CFW Symbian Anna V7.5 with the required language pack.

Actually, you may also give your Dad a migraine. The Fonts and Icons of the CFW Symbian Anna are so compact and small, he may need a microscope to read.


Go for the original FW and install font router to use the Colibri bold fonts. Suitable for matured beings..


You don't need a CFW to install unsigned applications. Just use Rom Patcher.




This post has been edited by PlanetX: Sep 17 2012, 10:37 PM

Link with clear instructions:

The leftovers I am talking about are corporate spyware types. Silent connection when online....The google and facebook type of ultimate intrusion.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=53874147

The main issue here is lack of available free ram. The processor is quite small compared with recent models but the built in GPS is the most powerful of all even when compared with newer models.

If the processor CPU is slow, it relies more on the Ram to reconcile data during triangulation.


Use any program like JBak Taskman to check available ram or any such software. When you have the GPS running and the free available ram is less than 50 MB, do not expect fast results.




This post has been edited by PlanetX: Oct 20 2012, 07:39 PM

Sounds like it is your flex connector cable for the LCD is damaged. About RM30.

If you have used the bluetooth before, then now cannot, do a hard reset. Check back my previous post here for the steps.


Easier not to pair with the other device, just click send on any data and send to the other device.

Firstly, determine your storage drive is Memory Card (E). Under messaging, click options, then click others, check storage. If © phone memory, then change to E drive and restart. If still the same, do this:


Get a File Manager program like X-plore or JBtaskman, use their File manager and find E:\Private\1000484b\Mail2. Copy the whole folder to your PC and read the the individual messages in the subfolders in mail2 by using text viewer.


If you want to try and recover the messages in memory (E) to display in the phone, then delete the index file in Mail2, then copy the whole mail2 folder to C:\Private\1000484b\Mail2. Change your storage in phone to C:, Phone memory and restart.


If this works, then you can use the same procedure and delete the index file under mail2 in C: phone memory and copy back the whole mail2 folder in C: to Memory (E). Then change back the storage drive to Memory (E) and restart.




This post has been edited by PlanetX: Feb 1 2013, 03:05 PM

What is the rationale of not using the memory card as storage device for messages? There are more advantages for using the memory card in Symbian devices:


1) Limited phone storage capacity. Anything less than 50mb for 5800 will make it sluggish.


2) The filing system of the Phone drive and Memory Drive are identical. No advantage in any of these aspect.


3) System malfunction can occur regardless of drive used for storage.


4) To restore, only need to copy back the mail2 folder minus the index dat file to any of the other drive or back-up to the PC as outlined above in my previous post.


5) Just copy and paste the folder to the PC if back-up required. Using PC suite for this matter is a massive invasion of privacy. It is already bad enough that all the messages and calls are recorded by our Service Provider and by doing so, another company has all our details.



This post has been edited by PlanetX: Feb 1 2013, 10:27 PM

Try this simple method:

1) Confirm your ISP data connection is set to "WHEN NEEDED":- Menu > Settings and Connectivity > Admin. settings > Packet data


2) Download this program to prevent Data Connection and/or Wi-Fi. If you want to use Wi-Fi or Data Connection, just choose and enable it in the program menu.

The trouble with flashing is that most do follow safety precautions.

You problem is easy to resolve:

1) Your anti-virus is preventing the flashing

2) Hold down F8 when your computer starts and flash in safe mode

Donate RM1 or more to charity for money saved from repairs if sent to phone shop!

This post has been edited by PlanetX: Mar 31 2013, 07:13 AM

1) You are a very lucky person until now. From your error report, this is a security kernel error. What is the meaning of security kernel? A kernel is a bridge layer between applications and operating systems. So your security kernel error is a security error response to the compatibility of your flash program with the operating system.

You dont need to install any antivirus program to get this type of errors because Microsoft by default have the Microsoft Security Center which also includes basic antivirus and firewall.


You have flashed countless times, tell me something. Is you PC system the same without any new installation of applications, upgrades or updates of any sorts until today? If the answer is no, then there is no point in stating that you have flashed countless of times.


2) Flashing under safe mode. This will 100% work if your flash program is compatible with the version of Windows that you are using now. By stating Windows version, I also mean that in the event an operating system have been updated with fixes, the Windows OS may not be compatible anymore.


Do not forget the donation!

This post has been edited by PlanetX: Mar 31 2013, 06:24 PM

Congrats to you. Actually, there is a very safe method of how to install any incompatible program in Win8 and run in whatever conditions without errors and prevent damage to your system if your system hangs in the normal mode. I should not be telling everything since there is no donation to charity.


Bear in mind that all Windows OS default installation comes with basic antivirus and firewall in the Internet Explorer package so is not the Microsoft Security Essential that may have caused security kernel errors. Microsoft Security Essential or The Microsoft Security Center are only the control layers depending on which OS you have but the critical security components are still present and cannot be uninstalled by a layman unless it is done by an expert in editing/modifying the registry.




This post has been edited by PlanetX: Apr 3 2013, 04:10 PM