Multitasking Problems - Apps close by themselves
I have some issues with multitasking on this phone.
It seems that programs close rather randomly. I will have 79 Mb of free ram on boot, run FreeRam utility from SKTools, and still have programs close by themselves when I push the task manager button to switch to another program. This will happen even if I have just Opera Mini open, for example, which uses say 10 Mb. I switch to task manager, and then when I click on the Opera Mini line, it dissapears from the list. If I wait a few seconds without double tapping to switch, it also dissapears. The issue is worse when say 5 apps are open. If I hit the task manager button, often I will find that perhaps only 2 or 1 of the 5 running programs are still running, while others have dissapeared, or will dissaprear within seconds of opening the task manager. It is really annoying, since even my old SCH-i760 wouldn't force programs to close by themselves. I am getting a storage card to try to reinstall the programs on it (since all are installed to the main memory right now), but I am not sure if it would help. Also, not sure, but perhaps the fact that I ran the "Clean" utility right out of the box from SKTools and deleted all invalid entries could have affected something? Any help would be gladly appreciated. |
Re: Multitasking Problems - Apps close by themselves
All,
It looks like I have found the unofficial solution to this problem. The Fathom will aggressively shut down apps if the free RAM is below a certain amount. I think that LG actually put that in place. AutoClosePatch by Chainfire from XDA Developers helps by bringing down the minimum RAM before the programs start auto-closing. Now my Fathom works very well. Use at your own risk of course...I had to hard reset once, but now I made a backup using SKTools. The patch does not seem to have caused any issues so far, but multitasking is now possible! |
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