Warning Memory Low: Memory filled with garbage files
I'm having a problem with my PPC 6700. I can use it for about 2 weeks until I get a warning that memory is low. Using Total Commander to look in what I would call the "\root directory", there are new files with garbage symbols in the titles. I am unable to delete them. The only recourse is a hard reset.
Additionally, sometimes pushing only the power button does a soft reset. I've tried using Helmi's AKU 3.5, Helmi's 6.1, and Lenny's 6.1 -- with various combinations of programmes. This problem eventually occurs, and does not seem to be linked to any combination of programs -- at least that I can discern. I'm wondering if there is a problem with corrupted memory. If this were a PC, I'd do a scandisk and mark certain hard drive sectors "bad". Is there a way to do this on the Apache? Any other suggestions? Thanks! Steve Edit/Delete Message |
Re: Warning Memory Low: Memory filled with garbage files
If you're on the internet a lot, you will accumulate a lot of junk files (temp files, cache files, etc). This will also slow your device way down. A clean up utility, such as SK Tools or MemMaid,may help
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Re: Warning Memory Low: Memory filled with garbage files
Yeah I was going to say MemMaid, I use it and love it. It also lets you do cleanups on bootup and delete trash completely and not store in the the trash bin.
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Re: Warning Memory Low: Memory filled with garbage files
Thanks, Geekcop and Weedahoe. I thought I had subscribed to email notification, but must not have done so correctly. Good thing I checked manually today!
I'll try memmaid (I've often used SKTools and will rerun its program again, too). It sounds, however, like these programs will remove (legitimate) garbage files, accumulated over time. I suspect that my problem is with the ppc's memory having defective sectors, which when accessed give rise to problems which mean I need to do a hard reboot. Any suggestions regarding possible defective sectors of memory? Steve |
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