I think it's an iOS problem -- when I try to copy a large number of
files to my iPad, well under the available memory size, I will get an
"Unable to copy [filename]. Not enough memory." Then sometimes when I
turn the iPad off completely and reboot I can go back to loading the
files with no problem and other times I need to shut down iTunes,
restart it, plug in my iPad and then I'm able to restart it. All
without actually running an app on my iPad. So somewhere there's an
inadequate memory reporting bug.
David H. Bailey
On 2/2/2011 7:49 PM, Jerry Jankura wrote:
> I'd guess that one or more of these programs is not managing memory as it should, or that iOS has a problem reporting when no additionL memory is available. I've had similar issues with a few OS X applications .
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> Jerry Jankura
> So many toys.... So little time...
> Sent from my iPad
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> On Feb 2, 2011, at 1:57 PM, "David H. Bailey"<dhbailey52@comcast.net> wrote:
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>> One would hope so, but alas it's not the case. Some apps still use up
>> resources while in the app tray. I can't speak for battery usage, but
>> they do interfere with other apps. I use ForScore as a music reading
>> app, and I have many musical pdf files loaded into it. If I exit out of
>> that app by hitting the home button, quite often when I start up
>> BlueFire Reader (in which I also have a lot of files) BlueFire will
>> start up, show me the first page of what I'm reading and then abruptly
>> quit. Quite often, but not always, truly shutting down all the apps in
>> the app tray allows BlueFire to work just fine. Occasionally, though,
>> I have to do the full power down while holding the Home button and
>> rebooting in order to truly clear the memory for BlueFire to work properly.
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