Does 680 Blazer have its own 'cache size' setting? On my 700p in Blazer > Prefs 
> Advanced it's: "Set Memory Limit for Storing Pages".  If that's carved out of 
dbcache then you're already managing (clearing) it.  If not, its a separate 
cache concern.

The few resets I get often resemble yours -- too much activity fighting for 
control, e.g. web downloading when phone / SMS / calendar alarm / voicemail 
alert kick in with an immediate interrupt. If that's the case, I dunno the cure 
besides "do less @once" - which is no solution!

~d

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey Kaplan                              

On 25 Jun 2007 16:34:00 -0600 daniel said:

> Since your Treo acts up +after+ using Blazer, while in other apps, I'm 
> thinking cache/memory. Any particular app seem to trigger it more than others?

 I haven't really noticed, but maybe the phone.  The last time it
 happened, I had missed a call (never rang) and my voicemail indicator
 went off.  I tried to call voicemail, and the Treo froze solid just as
 the it went from 'dialing' to 'Active'.  (I almost lost the message,
 too.)

> What's your cache size? I've seen issues when cache fills up, you might try 
> the 'Clear cache on exit' switch (Blazer Adv. Prefs) or otherwise 
> monitor+tweak cache size vs. limit.

 It's a 680, the DB Cache is ~24MB and typically never gets more than
 half full.  Blazer was indeed already set to clear cache on exit.
 Hmm... could it be conflicting with my dbcache management?  I have
 Reset Doctor configured to clear the dbcache if it drops below 10M free
(I believe it check and clears when an app quits only).  I use RLock to
 lock items that need to accept system notifications into the cache.

 I'll UNset that option in Blazer and see what happens.
 
> I also set Backupman to clear dbcache after exit, and (maybe more 
> significantly) perform a soft-reset every night after backups, as preventive 
> maintenance.  Not sure
> it achieves much but I like resets that I choose more than the ones chosen 
> FOR me.

 RBackup can do those as well, I have it set to clear the cache.
-- 
 Jeffrey Kaplan

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