Help with ResProxy not sticking

[shaggylive]

since the thread caught my attention the other day, and info was consolidated, I took some time tonight and whipped up a new version of my killer. the regs and dummy resproxy are now included, or is it excluded..?

[ac0x]

Well, after running the phone a day, I'm still down to 20% even after closing all programs and even whacking AudioManager with ACB TaskMan. Which is the same as I saw before. So Im thinking these fixes either don't work, or the difference they make is subtle. The best memory fix I've seen is STILL just to disable push internet and to make sure the X button closes apps.

[raidzero]

AFAIK, there is nothing you can do to resproxy that will make any difference. There is one thing that you can do though, you can remove it from your kitchens. Just leave resloader.dll and resproxy.dll (for dependencies) and remove all of its registry entries.

[ac0x]

ResLoader.dll too? I guess that makes sense since I whacked the registry entries for it. Just created a zero length copy of that and loaded it. I'll run with it for a while and let everyone know what happens

[Rhodium500]

Do NOT copy over resloader.dll. This will cause problems with opening programs like htc calculator. Well I don't ever reach 80% so maybe you have another program leaking.

[raidzero]

Yes you need resloader.dll and resproxy.dll for dependency purposes. If you remove those calculator will not work. Some other HTC apps may not work either, but calculator is the only one I have found

[Rhodium500]

overwriting resproxy is fine. I have zero issues with a 0kb resproxy.dll

[ac0x]

TOO LATE Oh well. I had some time this weekend, guess I'm going to hard reset and reload my programs.

[Rhodium500]

Why hard reset? Just delete the 0kb file and the old one returns

[raidzero]

Originally Posted by Rhodium500

overwriting resproxy is fine. I have zero issues with a 0kb resproxy.dll

thanks for this info. I will try this out on the never-ending quest for performance.