Author: Jeroen van Dorp
Date: 15:19:37 03/06/03
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On March 06, 2003 at 16:56:21, Russell Reagan wrote: >Jorge Pichard says that on his ipaq, which runs at 500 MHz (overclocked), Pocket >Fritz 2 gets around 70k-90k nps. On my Toshiba e740 (400MHz, not overclocked), I >only get around 3k-4k nps. > >I installed Pocket Fritz 2 manually, copying the .cab file for the ARM processor >to my Pocket PC and installing it from there. I read somewhere that some PDA's >have "emulator" mode to support some software for other processors. Is it >possible that I installed the wrong .cab file and it is running in emulator >mode? Any other suggestions or ideas? Toshiba has a strongarm. The arm or strongarm-cab is the right one. I doubt if you can install a cab-file for a different processor and get the program running. Are you a "sloppy" PDA user, never closing applications until PPC at least has to do the job? I have seen people staring at their PDA for five minutes waiting for PPC to close down apps because of the hughe number of applications still running. Check it with itask and see if there's a memory problem. Good luck. J.
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