Hello,
Yesterday I rooted my Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro MK16i (4.0.4 - 4.1.B.0.587) & Bootloader is unlocked ( I am fine with it ). As per Xperia Pro Specification, it has 512 MB RAM of which 320 MB Accessible. I would like to know that now after rooting the device, can I use/access those restricted RAM out of that 512 MB? What is the technique by which Sony restricted 192 MB RAM?
Furthermore, I installed Titanium Backup, it is showing my System ROM status as 419 MB of which only 111 MB is free. Can I free some space in ROM?
I have one final question. I deleted some of those pre-installed stupid apps using Root Explorer and done the backup using Titanium. Now If I do factory reset, will it restore all those apps along with Gingerbread OS? ( I updated Xperia Pro to ICS using Sony Official Update Service ). If not, than can I set my factory reset point to the current state of my phone?
I know I asked a lot of questions. But I thought it is better to ask all my questions in one thread rather than opening thread for every query. I will be grateful if you kindly answer my questions.
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Hi.
I just noticed in CM7 RC0 there is "only" a maximum memory of 386 MB. (settings - about phone)
Can you tell me why not the whole 512 MB RAM arent used?
How about DSC?
I havent noticed anything in the settings there.
its the same for all rom... stock or custom... its not just streak... other android phone as well... the declared ram will always not the same... why? google for answer...
Hi Everybody!
Now I'm working for a new brand of smartphones (for the Moroccan market only at the moment), but the manufacturer want to change brand (in the phone properties) if We order more than 20000 units..., but it's impossible or us, so we want to do it ourselves.
The Phone specs:
Screen: 4,5" qHD
CPU: MT6577 Dual Core @ 1 GHz
Cameras 8 Mpixels/ 0.3 Mpixels
Android ICS 4.0.4
RAM 512 MB
ROM 4 GB
It's possible? and how we can do it?
Thanks
ILYASOVICH
Nice phone... i would pu at least 724 of RAM tho...
You have to edit the build.prob
You need to be rooted and a file manager to find and edit the file or a app for that (search for build.prob)
I bet you could do the modifications you want and transform a backup in a ROM so that you can flash on all device instead of doing it individually...
360porcento said:
Nice phone... i would pu at least 724 of RAM tho...
You have to edit the build.prob
You need to be rooted and a file manager to find and edit the file or a app for that (search for build.prob)
I bet you could do the modifications you want and transform a backup in a ROM so that you can flash on all device instead of doing it individually...
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Thanks a lot!!! I Will try when I will a have my sample
Hello Guys,
I found in a website the MT15a .587 rom. I believe that will help some of the users that might need another frequencies to use 3G data .
The rom is from T- Mobile. It comes with Mcafee antivirus, Google Movie and a nice native Save Battery App (that automatically disable some phone features when the battery reach 20%). It comes with the other softwares that has in the nordic, except the adobe. The nice thing, that even without rooting in the begginner, just cleanning all the possible apps, I Got more than 260mb free of space. The rom also I dont know why is a little bit faster on my phone, I Got almost 4700 points in antutu using all stock features.I also got more free ram, 173mb free. I dont know how to extract the kernel in the proper way, so I rooted it and after I flashed again using flashtools, excluding everything , except the kernel ( I guess is not the best way).Peharps someone could extract the kernel for the other users.
Anyway here is the link :
http://runamux.net/search/view/zip/YMFLpJIp/Xperia_NEO_mt15a_41B0587_US.html
Here is the screenshot:
Most of the time the ram is like that:
Hello,
Yesterday I rooted my Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro MK16i (4.0.4 - 4.1.B.0.587) & Bootloader is unlocked ( I am fine with it ). As per Xperia Pro Specification, it has 512 MB RAM of which 320 MB Accessible. I would like to know that now after rooting the device, can I use/access those restricted RAM out of that 512 MB? What is the technique by which Sony restricted 192 MB RAM?
Furthermore, I installed Titanium Backup, it is showing my System ROM status as 419 MB of which only 111 MB is free. Can I free some space in ROM?
I have one final question. I deleted some of those pre-installed stupid apps using Root Explorer and done the backup using Titanium. Now If I do factory reset, will it restore all those apps along with Gingerbread OS? ( I updated Xperia Pro to ICS using Sony Official Update Service ). If not, than can I set my factory reset point to the current state of my phone?
I know I asked a lot of questions. But I thought it is better to ask all my questions in one thread rather than opening thread for every query. I will be grateful if you kindly answer my questions.
so.. first i apologise if this the wrong forum .. i want to ask about a rom for this old beast,with a newer touchwiz on it, but as much free ram as possible.. i tried a lot of roms, i like the TW UI very much so aosp is out.. most of these roms have ****ty ram usage,no good for daily usage..so if anybody want to share his rom, setup,or advice for gettin the most cleaned rom? sorry for language..
ram not used - ram wasted imo
you have 512mb - 1gb ? on 2 gb i have 1.3gb free (with aps in background), never see heavy load
try custom kernel and that apk com.grarak.kerneladiutor
exe98123q said:
ram not used - ram wasted imo
you have 512mb - 1gb ? on 2 gb i have 1.3gb free (with aps in background), never see heavy load
try custom kernel and that apk com.grarak.kerneladiutor
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thanks but ur answer does not help.. i already have custom kernel, boeffla, and now i am on hyper rom, but ram usage is bad.. and s3 has 1 gb ram....well, on paper, it shows 830 mb :/
@exe98123q: silly post, indeed, since RAM is the S3-bottleneck when using ROMs after KK.
@slimmedshady: I recommend NCS-ROM (JB) or SmartDroid (JB, KK). Both are based on Sammy-firmware: lite, low battery consumption, stable. But unsecure, of course. So, think about how important Sammy-UI is