Boocy

Hello,
I have problem with using RAM Expander application, it shows me error message that my kernel does not support using swapp file..
So I contacted developer and he told me that I should switch to cyanogenmod, well I have B3000 (chinese phone), and for this device there is no support.. And I think that if I install this mod I will loose my application for Analog TV tuner (and I can not find that one anywhere to download), and I have double SIM, So I also think that I will be able to use just one SIM card after I flesh my phone, (if I install ROM for some other device , if that is even possible)..

Anyway, if anyone have any suggestion I will be very grateful!

Regards,
Boocy.

Davdi

If you install a ROM for another phone, the most likely result is that you will brick your phone.

Digital Controller

First off you can't increase the RAM of your device without actually taking apart your phone and adding more hardware. RAM is a physical piece of hardware not some software.

Otherwise, like Davdi has said, if you install a ROM that isn't meant for your device more than likely you will make your device unusable.

Sorry , but welcome to the forums

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Crashdamage

You can add *virtual* RAM by using a swap file on unused flash memory. That's what the OP is trying to do. Not a true fix for lack of RAM as access is slower but it can be be helpful.

He probably is outta luck in this case though.

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