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Max Number Of Files On T68 |
Fahed_2000
Joined: Feb 12, 2002
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Today for the first time i get an error because the are to many files in my t68mi,
"Too many files, Delete one or more items in a category of your choice"
although i have 61kb free space
I have 202 ringotes, 6 themes 96 picture, 8 mms's , and sms phone memory is 93%full
all including default
Does that mean that the the t68i uses address busses, not proper memory management..
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Fahed_2000
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Come on somebody is got to know something
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i don't know about that, i only had my phone request deleting things when the memory was full, i don't think there is any max number of files you can have...
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jnonhoffzieg
Joined: Sep 02, 2002
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There probably is some maximum depending on how the file system is managed in the phone. It may be a fixed maximum based on the address length but it might simply be a certain amount of memory reserved to store the file names.
You could find out easily enough at this point - try deleting some large files and then adding some smaller files. Do you still hit the max at the same number of files. Or try renaming some files with shorter names and then adding one more. Does it let you do that?
Thanks if you can do some experimenting - it would be interesting to figure this one out...
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2tangy
Joined: Oct 26, 2002
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Whoa! 202 ringtones!!??
I bet you only use all of like 3 of them don't ya? 
I know they don't take up much space individually but when you got that many the space they take up just keeps going up and up!
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Fahed_2000
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Well i never delete ringtones, also many of my friends have t68's, so i am considered as the logo and ringtone supplier whenever we meet i am asked for specific ringtones which most likely, i have stored on the phone,
+ about ten are recordings
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RaverUkyo
Joined: Nov 11, 2002
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Hey, can someone tell me how to delete files from my T68i (ie. the ringtones and pictures i don't need/use) Thanks
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fu|at^t68
Joined: Sep 14, 2002
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From: Selangor, Malaysia
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open the file (ringingtone or background) u wanna delete and press on the C.
T68 series give u a more flexi option on the memory. it allow u to save whatever thing u want without restricting how many more u can save until the total memory out.
it's just like harddisk in ya computer. even it look big but don't try to put everything inside. do some house keeping once in awhile. try to save those u seldom use file into computer.
i have a friend have deleted all his background, theme, and others. only remain the ringingtone.
until now he had store up to 400+ ringingtone and still remain 200+KB
amazing huh?
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nookiehunter
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get rid of the stuff u dont really need, that should free up more space for the stuff u really want.
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Cophia
Joined: Jul 22, 2002
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If you were trying to download an animated GIF, the reading on your phone may be inaccurate regarding memory size if the GIF uses transparencies (it may only be 16k on a PC but it may be a magnitude bigger on your phone).
This uses up colossal amounts of memory on the phone for some reason, if you remove the transparency properties the size of the animated GIF reduces.
Were you loading a file that was bigger than the amount of free space available on your phone? That would give you the please delete message.
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Posted: 2002-11-08 16:46
