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k700 80 java applications |
whizkidd
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How much memory did all there apps take?
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Davo_169
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between 8 and 9 megs i think. but if i had the games of my preferance on there it would be upwards of 12 probably
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marlonski
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@whizz...you had to ask didn't ya 
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k4m!k4ze
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your welcome
@whiz - for me 15.5 MB
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romanu'
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i don't get it why this limitation... i don't think there are many users that have more than 20-30 applications... |
whizkidd
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So is this number dependent? It purely depends on the number of java files stored and not on the memory it takes?
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romanu'
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yes,and that's why i say i don't get it...they could limit the memory at 10mb 4 example... |
whizkidd
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That is strange. Isn't it?
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marlonski
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It must be due to the amount of file spaces allocated to games and applications files as game and application size can differ greatly. It can't be a memory issue ?
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whizkidd
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So there is a counter in it which counts the number of apps stored?
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marlonski
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Must be something like that or you would be able to store as many as your free memory would allow.
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Posted: 2005-02-04 13:18
