Hello Jeffrey,
The issues people are having with Uncache reminds me of
the time when everyone made the Treo600 to Treo650 jump. Nothing
worked. Why? Because of the way the memory was parsed.
It gave birth to this....
wwww.palmfocus.com
Remember??? It was up to the software vendors to comply in the end -
to rewrite everything inorder to make it work with NVFS.
Uncache is the next evolution to the NVFS memory. Why Palm did not do
this, I don't know, maybe because the intern they hired to work on
NVFS just didn't know how.
Thus, I believe the same thing is happening with Uncache for most
people. Their current software is written for NVFS as it is. Add
Uncache and for some it's back to square 1.
Well, my goal in spreading the news was so others could enjoy what
I've been experiencing. It's been like going back to the days of my
Tungsten T.
Regards,
Jose
--- In [email protected], Jeffrey Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello, Jose.
>
> On Tue, 15 May 2007 21:39:51 -0400 you said:
>
> > Just wanted to share a gold find. Apparently, there are to many
variables
> > out there to satisfy everyone.
>
> Here's my experience with UnCache, from a couple months ago: I
> installed it and absolutely nothing worked properly. It's setup to
> remove everything from the notification cache on initial install,
and I
> mean EVERYTHING. IMO, this is the absolute wrong way to do it. By
> default, it should not "uncache" anything, to ensure that nothing
the
> user does breaks just by installing the software.
>
> The user should then go in and configure it with the apps to
> uncache/not uncache.
>
> It broke my setup. I was unsure as to which apps should be in and
> which should be out, and I didn't have the time or patience to futz
> with it, so I removed it. I'd rather deal with the occasional
response
> delay on my 680 than deal with that software.
>
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