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NWI73

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I am jb on 4.2.1 with greenp0ison. I have the following packages showing up in cydia:

activator
afc2add
airplane SBsettings
APT 0.7 HTTPS method
Bigboss icon set
biteSMS
Cleanstatus
CyDelete
Cydia installer
Cydia translations
EnhancedTabs
Erica Utilities
Essential
libdisplaystack
Lockscreen clock hide
Mobile substrate
No icon shadows iOS
No page dots
NoSpot
Opennotifier
OpenSSH
PDAnet
Pull to refresh for mail
Saurik's source
SBSettings
sbsettingstoggles
Serious SBSettings HD
Silent vibrate SBSettings
Springtomize lite
transparent statusbar
winterboard

Please help....i'm usually seeing less than 100MB of available memory.
 
could depend on what you are running through winterboard, do you have overlapping themes? widgets? animated L/S etc etc
 
could depend on what you are running through winterboard, do you have overlapping themes? widgets? animated L/S etc etc

I have a lock screen theme with weather, a springboard theme with weather but nothing is animated other than the updates for the weather and time. The weather updates every 30 min I belive.
 
You should probably download RemoveBackground from Cydia and set it through Activator. It'll help clear out anything running in the background and increase your RAM a bit. Seems to me something is running a lot in the background for you to be hovering around 100MB. The packages you have installed seem pretty "stock" so I doubt any of those would be the culprit.
 
I haven't downloaded removebackground but it's gotten even worse lately. I'm always between 50 and 100MB and my phone is horribly slow. BiteSMS lags horribly and everything is just plain slow. Am I missing something? I'm to the point of ditching the JB. Maybe it's winterboard?
 
I haven't downloaded removebackground but it's gotten even worse lately. I'm always between 50 and 100MB and my phone is horribly slow. BiteSMS lags horribly and everything is just plain slow. Am I missing something? I'm to the point of ditching the JB. Maybe it's winterboard?

download removebackgrounder when mine dips in ram i clear my background and boom im back around 300
 
Remove all the apps in your multitasking dock, restart your iPhone and if you don't have +280 MB of RAM available with that configuration I would restart from scratch with a Restore, Re-JB and not reading back any old backup
 
download removebackgrounder when mine dips in ram i clear my background and boom im back around 300

What exactly does removebackgrounder do? I read the description and have somewhat of an idea but does it keep EVERYTHING closed that is in the background? Some things need to remain in the bg.

Remove all the apps in your multitasking dock, restart your iPhone and if you don't have +280 MB of RAM available with that configuration I would restart from scratch with a Restore, Re-JB and not reading back any old backup

I always clear out the apps in my multitask dock. I restart, reboot, respring my phone a couple times per day. It starts fresh at 250+ but soon after, i'm down to less than 100MB.

I have been thinking about updating to the latest update, re JB but then I would need some way to retain the personal information on my phone...SMS, contacts, notes, photos, anything I have on there that contains my data/info.
 
What exactly does removebackgrounder do? I read the description and have somewhat of an idea but does it keep EVERYTHING closed that is in the background? Some things need to remain in the bg.



I always clear out the apps in my multitask dock. I restart, reboot, respring my phone a couple times per day. It starts fresh at 250+ but soon after, i'm down to less than 100MB.

I have been thinking about updating to the latest update, re JB but then I would need some way to retain the personal information on my phone...SMS, contacts, notes, photos, anything I have on there that contains my data/info.

RemoveBG automates killing of all backgrounded apps, well expect for some of the Apple ones, most notably phone/email.

Just sync with iTunes... pull out the photos manually, email yrself your notes, copy your themes etc and go for a Restore. backup your game saves w/ DataDeposit. Once you've restored you sync with yr 'puter and pull back the raw data again but do not Restore from an old backup. The only thing you stand to loose is yr SMS archive but that can be retrieved manually

Unless you do that this will be a very very long thread...:D
 
What exactly does removebackgrounder do? I read the description and have somewhat of an idea but does it keep EVERYTHING closed that is in the background? Some things need to remain in the bg.



I always clear out the apps in my multitask dock. I restart, reboot, respring my phone a couple times per day. It starts fresh at 250+ but soon after, i'm down to less than 100MB.

I have been thinking about updating to the latest update, re JB but then I would need some way to retain the personal information on my phone...SMS, contacts, notes, photos, anything I have on there that contains my data/info.


it lets you set up an activator method to delete un needed apps runing in the background i set mine so when i double tap the status bar my multitask bar is cleared of all apps runing in the background
 
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