In fact, in this case (residual file) hard resetting and restoring the backup would probably NOT solve the problem...
So know you all know how to remove it. :-) BTW, the developer is a well-known and very skilled guy by the name of Dmitry, he is the developer of programs such as UMDH, BluePill, and many other that hack the Palm in a lower-level than most programs. Uncache is NOT a speed-up program. In fact I believe it has two major flaws: NOT to popup one or two screens when first ran to explain briefly what it does AND default to "no programs launched" (if I recall correctly) rather than "all programs launched". What it does is to release the "Palm has reset" code ONLY to the programs you select, so your Palm will not load ALL programs in RAM in your DBCache after rebooting, just the ones you selected. This speeds up considerably the boot time and helps you start with a bigger free DBCache area (and one that is a lot less fragmented). The program IS useful but it is NOT for the faint of heart and I would not use it without browsing forums "out there" to check what to add in the "run this at boot" exception window. []s, Sandro Campos Mancini -----Original Message----- From: "Craig Froehle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 8:56 pm Subject: Re: [Treo] Wow! To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected] OK, it appears that Uncache leaves behind a residual file -- something >like Uncache-ext.pdb (don't recall at the moment what it exactly was) >-- that is protected and a PITA to delete. Once you delete it from >RAM, the phone soft resets and the Default web Pref returns to normal. > >Much better than hard resetting -- easier _and_ I learned something that might >benefit someone else. ;-)
