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Originally Posted by ffkip911
most of the "old" mem tricks have been cooked in a while ago (SKtools) so you won't see any changes installing them. The "new" trick for mem is to remove the start menu and replace with MMaplauncher or quickmenu (all cabs are on the paperclip) this will free up about 20-25. I would suggest mmaplauncher as opposed to quickmenu. the other option is to run SPB. with OC to 729 spb 3.5.5 is very quick and stable---currently running at 90+ free. 112 free at SR.
I use the built in lock because adding S2U2 does not remove stock locker---so you will not see any mem savings.
if total free mem is what you're looking for:
don't use sense (use SPB or the mock iPhone app)....don't use CHT (it is amazing work, but if mem is what you're looking for use something not associated with sense)
remove/replace startmenu
use stock locker
shut down weather
shut down facebook
shut down twitter
delete then remove old sms and emails (in tools)
change how often your phone pulls emails
shut down parlingo/aloqa/media
use task mgr to make sure all unwanted programs are shut down
CHANGE PAGEPOOL TO 8 OR 10
compensate for the lower PP by OC to 728---748 if you can get it but 728 seems to be the sweet spot.
EDIT: after going to sms/menu/tools/remove deleted items and doing the same with email----gained 15mb free
I am currently running 106 mb free
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Thanks.
I thought that the default lock wasn't loaded into memory unless enabled ? So installing S2U2 without enabling lock in security would save a couple MB vs enabling the lock ? Maybe I was mistaken.
Getting rid of Start Menu... well, when running Titanium, I did just that, and used Total Commander opened in Programs folder as a launcher (minimal memory use). However, this looks very home-grown. QuickMenu's font is way too tiny, and MMAppLauncher was laggy and problematic when I tried it. Still looking for a good Start Menu replacement.
(What's OC ?) Well, nevermind. Had a brain fart there
. I don't like overclocking since whenever I tried it I would have all kinds of stability and battery issues.