Guest code_junkie Posted May 17, 2007 Report Posted May 17, 2007 (edited) Available memory jumped up 4K when I removed the "WiFi: On/Off" plugin from my homescreen. I was quiet happy with the extra 4K. Seemed to boot quiet a bit faster too, at least the part of the boot-up after the homescreen first appears. :P Edit: I wrote K when I ment MB..... Duh :rolleyes: Edited May 18, 2007 by code_junkie
Guest conan_troutman Posted May 17, 2007 Report Posted May 17, 2007 its probably 4k more than I have lol
Guest code_junkie Posted May 17, 2007 Report Posted May 17, 2007 4K? That's not a lot? P I take that back, I was running a little over 12k. After I took out the plugin I am now running a little over 18K so it was a 6K boost. 50% more free memory works for me! :rolleyes: Especially for something that I really don't use that much.
Guest Soaring Penguin Posted May 18, 2007 Report Posted May 18, 2007 Available memory jumped up 4K when I removed the "WiFi: On/Off" plugin from my homescreen. I was quiet happy with the extra 4K. Seemed to boot quiet a bit faster too, at least the part of the boot-up after the homescreen first appears. :P Edit: I wrote K when I ment MB..... Duh :rolleyes: Hi, I am a newbie at modifying home screen files and am a bit confused about which part I have to remove? Found the section where WiFi resides: <plugin clsid="{E09043DF-510E-4841-B652-388316977A7A}" name="carrier" height="24"> <allowselection/> <background> <format state="selected" bgimage="\Application Data\Home\TMOwifi.jpg" /> background> <label bgcolor="transparent" halign="left" h="20" font-weight="bold" y="0" x="123" w="81" font-size="16"> <text><carrier/>text> label> <label bgcolor="transparent" halign="left" font-weight="bold" y="0" x="0" textwidth="115" font-size="16"> <text><wifi/>text> label> <clock> <time font-weight="bold" font-size="16" valign="top" halign="right" y="0" x="0" w="320"/> <date font-weight="bold" font-size="16" valign="top" halign="center" mode="short" y="0" x="58" w="320" /> clock> plugin> And removed the part: <label bgcolor="transparent" halign="left" font-weight="bold" y="0" x="0" textwidth="115" font-size="16"> <text><wifi/>text> label> but that does not seem to do the trick. It's still selectable (I think I can remove from the top) and doesn't seem to give me any memory back. Can someone please advise? Thank you for your help, d.
Guest satyab Posted July 10, 2007 Report Posted July 10, 2007 Available memory jumped up 4K when I removed the "WiFi: On/Off" plugin from my homescreen. I was quiet happy with the extra 4K. Seemed to boot quiet a bit faster too, at least the part of the boot-up after the homescreen first appears. :P Edit: I wrote K when I ment MB..... Duh :) How did you do it?? Please elaborate.
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