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Old 01-28-2010, 02:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just noticed that JL_Cmder does not wipe my onboard memory fully. I wipe and my pictures and music is still there... I don't understand... When I wipe, I do get the 507 No software error...
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Old 01-28-2010, 03:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Are you sure they're not located on your memory card?
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Yeah, they have to be on your media card. If you get the 507 error, how are you checking what's on your device?
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When I reload the OS, I see whats on my device.

Here is a screen shot of my Music after JUST wiping with JL_CMDER and installing .464. I removed my media card prior to wiping.

I know what music is on my memory card, and what is on the device memory.
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JL_CMDER is based on javaloader.exe which is made by RIM.

Javaloader 5.0 beta 3 has the following command for wipe:

Code:
  wipe [-a|-f]
    Wipes the handheld
      -a     Wipe applications only
      -f     Wipe filesystem only
The older version of javaloader, which JL_CMDER is based off may not have these options. It sounds like JL_CMDER is performing the following command:

Code:
javaloader wipe -a
Oh...and another thing...the Bold 9000 has an internal flash memory of 1gB that is separate from the RAM where the OS filesystem is located.
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JL_CMDER is based on javaloader.exe which is made by RIM.

Javaloader 5.0 beta 3 has the following command for wipe:

Code:
  wipe [-a|-f]
    Wipes the handheld
      -a     Wipe applications only
      -f     Wipe filesystem only
The older version of javaloader, which JL_CMDER is based off may not have these options. It sounds like JL_CMDER is performing the following command:

Code:
javaloader wipe -a
Oh...and another thing...the Bold 9000 has an internal flash memory of 1gB that is separate from the RAM where the OS filesystem is located.

*So would the internal Wipe Handheld option act like the wipe -f switch in javaloader?

*The new Tour 2 (Essex) is claiming to have 2GB of internal memory. Is it safe to say that there is an internal flash memory for that vs. the RAM as well?

*Finally, where can one find Javaloader 5.0 beta 3? I tried to search for it with no success.

Thanks.
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*So would the internal Wipe Handheld option act like the wipe -f switch in javaloader?

*The new Tour 2 (Essex) is claiming to have 2GB of internal memory. Is it safe to say that there is an internal flash memory for that vs. the RAM as well?

*Finally, where can one find Javaloader 5.0 beta 3? I tried to search for it with no success.

Thanks.
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