Change memory?

Hello,

I would like to install something in the windows directory from my MEdion 465T but I receive the message that there is not enough space.

I understood that it's possible to change this but I don't know how.

Can somebody help me?

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After reading all this I think I will.

I will give it a trie

If I understand everything well, I have to do the underneath:

Zur Überprüfung, wieviel StM belegt ist oder zur Einstellung des Verhältnisses von PrM zu StM gibt es mehrere Möglichkeiten:

Zur Überprüfung des Verhältnisses von PrM zu StM eignet sich die hervorragende Freeware ResInfo von WR-Tools (Infos und Download, Du benötigtst die ResInfo.ARM.300.CAB). Nach dem Start von ResInfo klickst Du auf die Registerkarte 'Memory'. Hier kannst Du ablesen, wieviel Speicher für PrM und StM reserviert wurde und wie sehr belegt sie jeweils sind. (ResInfo kann noch mehr - finde es selbst heraus :))

With the above program: "Freeware ResInfo von WR-Tools (Infos und Download, Du benötigtst die ResInfo.ARM.300.CAB" (Where can I find this program/) I can change the memory ...........

Am I correct or do I miss something?

I already had installed this program ...... see the above printscreens in my first post

I did the underneath:

bei V5: Folgende Änderungen sind in der Datei 'k10memory.lua' vorzunehmen; die Definitionen dort lauten im Original:
local OBJECTSTORE_MAXSIZE = 3*1024*1024;
local OBJECTSTORE_FREESIZE = 768*1024;

Sollen nun zusätzl. 500KB an ObjectStore reserviert werden, müssen diese Angaben wie folgt geändert werden:
local OBJECTSTORE_MAXSIZE = 3*1024*1024;
local OBJECTSTORE_FREESIZE = 268*1024;

When I look, with the program WR-tools, I now see the underneath details:

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But I hardly see any difference.

They only thing I would like to do is to install the underneath fonts into the directory windows/fonts

arial.ttf
arialbd.ttf
arialk.ttf
tahoma.ttf
tahomabd.ttf

What am I doing wrong?

Just an idea that might help too: let the space additionally needed by user be computed
automatically and then system be adjusted accordingly to the given result.

Here's a crude hack of a Mortscript routine that will do this for you

Prerequisites: the external SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.exe is needed (see appendix)

#####################################################################################
#
# MAKE_ROOM_AND_COPY_FILES.mscr
#
# code derived from Unlock.mscr, part of MioPocket 3.0 R52
#
#
# Delete the temp files to free up storage
If (DirExists("\Temp"))
Delete("\Temp\*.*")
EndIf
# Calculate the minimum total space on the \ drive needed for Windows CE files and
# settings
windowsSize=0
CallFunction("FilesSize", windowsSize, "\Windows", "*.*", FALSE)
# Calculate the minimum total space on the \ drive needed for user files and settings
# stored on SD-card in MyFiles
userSize=0
CallFunction("FilesSize", userSize, "\Storage Card\MyFiles", "*.*", FALSE)

roomNeeded = (windowsSize + userSize)/1024 + 250

# If there isn't enough room in \, create more room for user files and settings
If(FreeDiskSpace("\", KB) < roomNeeded)
RunWait("\My Flash Disk\SystemProgs\SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.exe", \
TotalDiskSpace("\", KB) + roomNeeded - FreeDiskSpace("\", KB))
EndIf
#
# copy over the user files and settings
Call("SafeXCopy", "\Storage Card\MyFiles\*.*", "\", TRUE, TRUE)
#
#
Sub FilesSize
Local()
folder = argv[1]
files = argv[2]
subdirs = argv[3]
size = 0
ForEach file in files(folder\files)
size += FileSize(file)
EndForEach
If(subdirs)
ForEach folder1 in directories(folder\"*")
CallFunction("FilesSize", size1, folder1, files, subdirs)
size += size1
EndForEach
EndIf
Return(size)
EndSub
#
#Start copying argv[1] to argv[2] only if argv[2] has enough free disk space
Sub SafeXCopy
Local()
source_files = argv[1]
target_folder = argv[2]
overwrite = argv[3]
subdirs = argv[4]

If(DirExists(target_folder))
source_folder = SubStr(source_files, 1, ReverseFind(source_files, "\"))
source_files_ext = Part(source_files, "\", -1)
If(DirExists(source_folder))
CallFunction("FilesSize", size, source_folder, source_files_ext, subdirs)
If(FreeDiskSpace(target_folder) > size)
#When the target files are in Windows and reside in ROM,
#XCopy will always copy them no matter if the overwrite switch is off.
#Hence, we have to check if they exist first.
If(target_folder eq "\Windows" AND NOT overwrite)
ForEach file in files(source_files)
target_file = target_folder\Part(file, "\", -1)
If(NOT FileExists(target_file))
Copy(file, target_file)
EndIf
EndForEach
Else
XCopy(source_files, target_folder, overwrite, subdirs)
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf
EndSub
#
#
######################################################################################

Zitat

So, lower your OBJECTSTORE_FREESIZE to e.g. 100KB and copy your files to \Windows. Then check your free-amount and increase it to a usefull number, ~100KB free memory should be enough. Important: you have to do a softreset! And after a hardreset all your extra files will be deleted! So, think of organizing a backup for this case! Another tipp: copy your files while you are in the cleanup menu, otherwise you'll get an error. The compressed size will be calculated after the copy event!

The above is clear for me and I will give it a try.

Zitat

Just an idea that might help too: let the space additionally needed by user be computed automatically and then system be adjusted accordingly to the given result. Here's a crude hack of a Mortscript routine that will do this for you Prerequisites: the external SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.exe is needed (see appendix)

Do you mean that with the program: SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.zip

This program will do everything for me?

Zitat

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Do you mean that with the program: SetSystemMemoryDivisionKB.zip

This program will do everything for me?

So far I see it now you are not familiar with Mortscript, i.e. programming your
device. Therefore you might forget my idea.

Succeed with

Zitat

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The above is clear for me and I will give it a try.

Okay, it's looking better now.

I have changed the freesize into: local OBJECTSTORE_FREESIZE = 100*1024;

I did a softreset, copied the files into the windows/fonts directory and its working

But now the part for which you already warned me:

Zitat

Important: you have to do a softreset! And after a hardreset all your extra files will be deleted! So, think of organizing a backup for this case!

After a hard reset the files are cone

How do I fix that because I have to close the system of course ........

I'm sure you can explain that to me ......... :gap

Zitat

Registry von 'Hand' sichern: Dies geht z.B. mit dem Datei-Explorer Total Commander Version 2.5 Beta 3 (Download Download, Infos, Freeware). Nach dem Start des Total Commander klickst Du im Hauptverzeichnis auf den Ordner '\\Plugins', wählst dort 'registry' und markierst nun jeden der 3 Registry-Zweige. Anschließend klickst Du im Menü auf 'kopieren/verschieben', wählst das Verzeichnis, in das gesichert werden soll - et voilà. Dieser Vorgang dauert allerdings recht lange - reicht für eine Kaffepause (keine Sorge, der PNA ist nicht abgestürzt). Das Zurückspielen der Registry geht genauso einfach (nur viiiiiiel schneller): gesicherte Registry-Dateien auswählen, kopieren in das Verzeichnis '\\Plugins\registry' und fertig. Damit die Registry richtig läuft, braucht es jetzt noch einen Softreset. Die zweite Möglichkeit, die Registry zu sichern, funktioniert mit Hilfe des Mini-Programms 'Savereg'. Savereg tut seinen Dienst aber nur, wenn es aus einem Mortscript aufgerufen wird. Hier musst Du schon ein bisschen mehr Hand anlegen und wissen, was Du tust. Für weitere Infos zu Savereg und Mortscript bitte hier im Forum suchen.

Is this the way it should work?

I make a copy of the register and every time I did a hard reset I have to copy back the register .......

Is this the way it should work? Isn't there a way that after a hard reset the files are still in \windows\fonts?