Memory 6280

I know there have already been a few posts on this subject, but none of them have been answered satisfactorily.
I have had the 6280 for 2 months, and within days got message unable to receive texts, not enough memory, needed to delete stuff. Deleted all in/outbox, checked memory status, and of 5.7mb phone memory, only 2kb is free!!
Been on phone to call centre twice-no joy, couldn't make anybody understand that there is nothing left to delete, and that I have no music, images, etc in gallery - it's all on my memory card. E-mailed nokia support, was told to try sim card in another phone (eh?!)
I have the latest firmware v.05.92, 07.09.06, RM-78. There are no software updates available, and I'm out of my depth even trying to restore factory settings. I got the phone on contract from 3mobile, so am stuck with it.
I took it to a nokia service centre, who say there is a 3-4 week delay on repairs - I can't be that long without my phone, and can't just put the sim in my old (samsung) phone.
I'm appalled at all the posts and problems people are having with nokia phones - I thought they were a brand leader!
I'm also appalled at the customer service so far from nokia.
Any ideas?

From the Data you gave me, it seems that there are still files in the gallery...
check the size of the following Folders in the gallery (not in the memory card) and move any existing file to the Memory card ...
Menu >> Gallery >>
Images: ??
Video clips: ??
Music files: ??
Themes: ??
Graphics: ??
Tones: ??
Recordings: ??
Received files: ?? (make sure to check this one !!)
I'm sure that there are still some files in some of these folders that eating up your memory ...
to avoid storing files in the phone ... First make sure you have a decent memory (your phone can hold up to 2GB miniSD) ... and didicate the phone memory for messages ... Select the memory card for the following :
Camera >> Options >> Settings >> Image and Video Storage >> Memory Card..
Media >> Voice Recorder >> Options >> Select Memory >> Memory Card ..
and for the Received Files Folder (it stores files received by bluetooth, IR, etc) make sure to move the files after to the memory card ...

Similar Messages

Memory on 6280

i have had various problems with my 6280 including restriction codes and other common problems but this seems to be a new one not yet discussed.
the memory on my 6280 seems to have disappeared. it should have approx 4mb of internal memory but mine is showing as only 27kb and with 0kb free memory. i cant even send a text as it says not enough memory.
everything on the phone is stored on my 1gb memory card, ringtones etc. there are no messages stored. only 1 application which is the calculator and is only 22kb.
it has just disappeared. has anyone else had this problem.
it went in for repair yesterday and i shall have it back tomorrow. it went away with 3.7 firmware on it so dont know if it will come back different or if that is the most recent anyway. hopefully it will solve the problem anyway.
thanks
tracey

I am Experiencing the same problem. After have my phone's insides completely replaced and upgraded to V5.92, It was working fine. I had 5.2 megs free and now I have 2megs after deleting all messages, default apps etc. I noticed that if I view the memory status I now have 2.1 free, MyItems 3.8megs and all others less than a meg. How do I clear out the MyItems folder on my phone? Ta!

6280 can,t copy music to memory

please help me!! i've been trying to down load music on to my 6280 but it keeps telling me my memory is full even though i only have 2 songs on it. it is downloading straight to the phones memory.i want it to download to the memory card where there is plenty of space. if this makes any sense to anyone your help would be great cheers.

Assuming you're using PC Suite's Music Manager (via the Transfer Music option), connect your phone and go to:
Options .. Settings ..
Go to the right hand tag (should be labelled something like Nokia 6280 - note this will only show up when your phone is connected).
In the top section, labelled something like "Path to music files on Nokia 6280", click on the "Browse..." button and select an appropriate location on the memory card (usually the E:\ drive), for example:
E:\Sounds\Digital
Next time you transfer, the files will be transferred to your memory card. Note that once they're transferred you will have to refresh the Music library.

Help - 6280 Memory Loss

Hi,
I am hoping someone can help me.
I've got a 6280 and have the usual problems that most people get with them.
I've got another problem with it.. The phone memory is disappearing fast.
According to the memory status I have used 114.2kb
I only have a Free memory of 4.0kb
Messaging 8.8kb
Applications 96.0kb
Bookmarks 9.5kb
Where is my memory going? I can barely store a text message on it (I used to be able to store over 200)
Thanks in Advance
Gaz

Well it's either you have installed a theme thats really large or it's this, eneter *#0000# what version is it? (second line)
Nokia N95
V 20.0.015
0546553

Nokia 6280 memory problems

I have just got my nokia 6280, im trying to send an mms and i get an error msg saying memory temporary full try again later...can't see why my memory would be full as i have only downloaded 1 song onto it, can anyone help me?

My wife had a similar problem with her 6280 after downloading a tune from a pc to the phone and trying to take a photo. The only way we were able to sort the problem was to delete the song. After that, the camera was able to take photos

6280 Main Memory always full!!!

I am a HONG KONG guy. I brought a 6280 phone for 2 weeks, after install java game the Main Memory always full. I did all unwanted things in the Main memory but the result still..............
I phoned to HONG KONG NOKIA customer hotline. I followed the steps but the bug wasn't fixed. I wasted 3 hours for waiting in HONG KONG (Mon Kok) NOKIA CARE center. Just want them receive the phone & fix it. The phone could not be repaired in an hours since there was overcrowded Let See how bad is it!!
The staff said many 6280 had same problems. But nobody reported to headquarter.
I think would it be possible to upgrade firmware at home like Pocket PC, computer mother board & display card etc.? Software errata are common in complex electronics product. Fix bugs via the internet can be reduced the cost in support & maintenance. Never waste customer’s time & company resource.

Sorry for the link was broken.
Let See how bad is it!!!
http://ihome.ust.hk/~eg_lkhaf/IMGP4608-12.JPG

Clearing Nokia 6280 Memory Vefore Sale ?

I have sold my nokia 6280 mobile phone on ebay (sim removed) but how can I be sure any personel imformation of mine isnt still stored on the built in memory card ? I done a factory reset yet a picture of my dog is still In the Images, I did have notes relating to my bank etc.

deleted info can be retrieved with the right software but the chances of some random ebay buyer having it will be next to none. no-one in there right mind would buy a phone at a high price (im guessing) on the of chance you had bank info on there. so as long as you deleted it before you sent it you can sleep easy at night.
Andy
Your T-Mobile Specialist

6280 Memory full but so much still free

If I use Menu>Gallery>Phone I see phone free space is 3.3mb and memory card free space is 57mb. However if I go Menu>Contacts>Settings>Memory Status>Phone I see it is 100% used even though there is not one entry in my contacts list. I believe it was caused by the PC Suite not being able to copy the contacts from my 6680 onto this new one. I have no contacts to delete so how can I free up the contacts memory ?

You might have to take it to a Nokia Service Centre for a Firmware update.
Nokia N95
V 20.0.015
0546553

Review of 6280 on the UK Three Network - pitfalls,...

Review of Nokia 6280 on the Three 3g network in the UK.
This kind of got a bit longer than I was expecting, but I hope by chucking a few keywords in here and there, I can help other people to find solutions to things (like the phone root certificate problem) a little quicker, and all in one place. This mainly applies to the UK Three 3G network V5.92 software version of the 6280, but may apply to other phones and networks.
Four main sections to this:
Purchase (how I found the phone)
The phone and its problems
When Things Go Wrong
Useful Links
The Purchase
I've blanked out the name of the store I bought it from as the netcops seem to have so a ready kneejerk reaction, I don't want this to turn into some kind of flame war accusing me of working for a mobile phone company - I've seen it happen before so many times. Anyway....
My old Nokia 2600 was starting to die, and every time I went out, I would take the mobile phone, a camera, an mp3 player and a radio.
I had a look on t'internet, but was rather wary of scams. And so it was that I found myself trawling the high street playing hardball with various tossy salesmen and girls.
Then I went into *******. The usual patter, the "pretend friend" salesgirl who went all flirty and drew **bleep** like hearts and x's all over the "here's the deal I can offer you" bit of paper she was writing out. Actually, it wasn't a bad deal, but when I got to the "look, I'm going to think about it stage", she sent the manager over.
I explained that my reluctance was not the deal, it was the way the refunds worked - having to remember to claim chequebacks in exactly the right way - the claim form must arrive between 9 and 9:30 on the third Tuesday after the last full moon, and be opened by a lady called Doris.
As had been perfected at so many other stores, I stood and said "thanks, but I'm going to keep wandering, I might be back". At which point, the manager pulled £60 out of his pocket and said "would this help?".
I sat back down.
I'd already done the "what would it take" sums in my head. This tipped the balance.
Here's how I worked it out (probably wrongly)
Previously, I was averaging about £15 per month on PAYG.
The texts were 5p, the calls were 10p with Tesco. If I compare it to the 18 month minimum contract, it would work out at: 18months * £15 = £270...and no new phone.
With the extra £60, the contract worked out like this on paper:
6months*£4.99 = £29.94
6months*£17.50 = £105
6months*£35 = £210
Round to £345
If we ignore the "wow factor" of the fact that I get more minutes and texts than I was using before, then we can look at it thus:
I would be paying £75 more over the 18 months than if I stuck with Tesco.
A "sim free" 6280 is about £185 from a "proper" shop (ie:not stolen!)
So, £185 - £75 = £110. Therefore, the phone is "costing" me £110.
However, in spite of being appallingly bad build quality, and riddled with bugs like "there's no way to make the backlight stay on > 10 seconds, even while playing a game", it's still not bad. It does all I want it to.
The plan I went for is this:
http://www.three.co.uk/personal/price_plans_/pay_monthly_/plan_detail.omp?cid=1124817779969
I get 400 minutes and 250 texts, 25 UK video call minutes, 25 UK picture or video messages and £5 of downloads/internet/TV/whatever.
BUT if I look at it this way:
400 minutes @ 10p = £40
250 texts @ 5p/min £12.50
so that's £52.50/month *18 = £945
From what people tell me, an MMS message is about 35p and a video call is about 50p/min (trust me; it's not even worth it when it's free!)
Oh, and you get £5 a month to spend on whatever... TV (50p/day), downloads, games (not worth it - tiny and unplayable) etc.
So if I add that:
£5*18 = £90
25 MMS * 35p =£8.75 * 18 = £157.50
25 video * 50p = £12.50 * 18 = £225
If I add the WHOLE lot together (which I didn't do when factoring it
all out as I'm not likely to use much of the last bits), for an 18
month cost of £345 I'm getting a grand total of £1602.50 of product
and phone!
Which I declare to be an actual bargain!
D'ya think I spent too much time working all this out?!?! Found a better plan?
I checked my stats at the end of the first month
I've managed to get to 5-and-a-half hours from the end of the month
with the following left:
Voice minutes 14
Video minutes 0
Text messages 6
Downloads £0.05
Inclusive video or photo messages 0
Not bad timing! And the packet data log says I've downloaded 39.11Mb and uploaded 9.132Mb in the last month. That'll be the tv and stuff
probably. Not going to surf the net much
One bizarre thing - mobile phone insurance (wangled free from my bank to stop me leaving) takes 21 days to kick in. And a coded keylock is essential, then if someone nicks it, they can't even use the minutes up. Annoying to unlock each time, but infinitely less annoying than having a chav use your minutes!
The phone itself.
I don't need to tell you what it's got - the Nokia site can tell you that. But here's how I found it in practice.
I once read someone asking "What is 3g"?
The answer given was "It's an effective way of reducing your battery life by 40%".
Yes, yes it is. That's all I'll say on that! If you like a battery life of under one day if you even think about doing anything remotely 3g-ish, even when the battery's fully conditioned, then 3g is for you!
The build quality of the phone is quite poor - I found myself back in the store within 20 minutes as, the first time I tried to slide the back of the phone off, the tacky silver coloured bit of plastic that covers the camera pinged off.
Also, the phone doesn't feel like it slides open properly, and doesn't leave enough room to press the top row of keys easily, so if you have large hands texting is no fun.
It crashes. Lots. The screen blanks for a second, then it comes back asking for pin code.
Nokia know about this - there's no fix.
The backlight only stays on for 10 seconds. There's NO way to fix this, and Nokia say this is due to some bizarre EU law that they can't tell me about and
no-one's ever heard of, about backlights being on for more than 10 seconds in case it's distracting in a car.
This is daft - you're driving along, the radio's on, the dashboard lights are on, you've got your eyes open for bright yellow speed cameras, other cars with lights on are whizzing by, your brain's processing object and hazards...but somehow you're gonna crash because the backlight goes off after 30 seconds instead of 10!?!?
Don't believe it for one moment - there's a bug they seemingly can't fix, and this is a weak cover-up.
When you send an MMS to many people at once, each recipient can see the other recipients when they do a reply via "reply all".
Potentially a security problem, or very embarrassing!
There's no documentation to tell you this and apparently no way of stopping it.
If you create an MMS and add a sound to a slide via "new sound" option, every other sound in that message will actually be the first sound. In other words, you have to record and save all your sounds first, and then add them to the message later. Definite bug.
The video player doesn't have fast forward or rewind, even though there's a setting for fast forward and rewind interval.
The Audio player has fast forward and rewind, even through there's no setting for the fast forward and rewind interval.
I learnt that an MMS can contain as many object as will fit in 267k.
I sent 6 pics and a sound clip to several people. Works fine.
Although, one time when it fell back from 3g to "normal", it took nearly 3 hours sending the MMS as a series of texts! Of course, it doesn't use the text allowance, but it's annoying having the "me me-me me me-me me" sound that radios pick up, all that time!
It seems totally random as to how much will arrive at the other end before it gets cropped - mostly, people get the first few pics, then something telling them to visit a website to see the rest.
You can't save MMS messages to the PC.
You can't save messages onto the memory card.
You can't use a Three sim in any other type of phone, or those SIM copier/backup gadgets.
The camera's not bad - for some examples of "second highest" quality see either
http://www.mythreewebsite.co.uk/36810
or more here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitaltoast/sets/72157600007407996/
Video calls are shocking - one to my brother had the sound out of synch (late) by nearly 50 seconds! Waste of time. As is mobile TV. The novelty very, very quickly wears off.
When Things Go Wrong:
I was bluetoothing some stuff and the phone was starting to play up.
So, I turned it off, left it a minute, and turned it back on. It asked me for the pin, then as soon as it got to saying "enter keypad security code" (or
something) that was it. The phone became totally unresponsive. If I rang the phone from another phone, I could hear the "ring ring" down the line, but the phone did nothing. But it DID keep the time correctly. I turned it off, took everything out - sim, memory card, battery..left it out for 20 mins, put it back...just the same.
It seemed to freeze right after the bluetooth symbol came on.
And the battery drained from full to near empty in under 2 hours.
So, I phoned up Three's customer service department.
Shradeep in Bangalore diligently regurgitated a script and then I explained carefully that as soon as I'd entered the pin, the phone would freeze and the keypad did not work.
"OK please sir please, if I can please ask you please to please enter *0000#".
Deep breath. I tried so hard not be rude.
Once I'd ever-so-slowly explained that frozen phone and non-working keypad made this tricky, he told me that I should get it couriered away for a firmware
upgrade.
I said that this would be great as I didn't know there WAS a firmware upgrade, as I'd been told v5.92 was the latest.
It was, he said, and then we went through a cyclical argument until I got bored and gave up.
So then I phoned the place I bought it from.
"Duh" reached a new level.
I explained carefully that as soon as I'd entered the pin, the phone would freeze and the keypad did not work.
I also explained that I'd contacted Three's customer services.
"You need to dial 3333 from your handset to get the phone repaired".
What, on the handset I'd just explained didn't work? Classy.
Eventually, I ended up in a Nokia service centre.
Apparently, it can take "up to 28 days".
No, I don't get a replacement phone.
No, the account isn't put on hold.
I'm really not enjoying the experience so far!
Useful links
Top tip - synch your mobile with the internet and
Google Calendar - VERY VERY useful:
https://zyb.com/
http://www.gcalsync.com/
Links to forums:
Reviewcentre Three forum:
http://www.reviewcentre.com/forum210.html
3g Forum's Nokia 6280 forum
http://www.3g.co.uk/3GForum/forumdisplay.php?f=496
Nokia Support Forums phone forum
/discussions/board?board.id=phones
Talk 3Gs 6280 forum
http://www.talk3g.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=106
I also found this comprehensive forum post listing more problems with the 6280
http://www.talk3g.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2381
How to convert movies onto a mobile
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=MediaCoder_Mobile_Phone_HOWTO
http://osnews.com/story.php/16983/Tutorial-Get-Your-Movies-on-Your-Cellphone/
Cheap memory cards: I got a 2gb miniSD card for £12:
http://www.mobymemory.com/
And cheap accessories come from these people:
http://www.directmobileaccessories.co.uk/
The gmail mobile app is great, but on the 6280 it just wasn't working. The error was:
"Sorry, the Gmail mobile app will not work on your phone. Your phone doesn't have the appropriate certificate to communicate with Gmail. Try accessing Gmail on your mobile browser at http://m.gmail.com"
Eventually, I found this blog:
http://tiensoon.blogspot.com/2006/11/gmail-mobile-app-is-great-but-doesnt.html
which in turn told me to point my phone at
https://www.verisign.com/cgi-bin/support/rootcert/getrootcert.cer
And this made the gmail mobile app work
Something I've not found yet is an nbu decoder - so I can actually make some use of the backup files!
I've found and nfb decoder here: http://engo.de/nfb_decode.htm but Nokia decided to completely change the format and make it not backwards compatible (much to the annoyance of Nokia users upgrading their phones)
Phew! I think that covers it - any questions?!?

Yes, I agree - 10 seconds can be a bit short for a backlight, but it makes you read faster and act faster - and that is a skill you can use everywhere in live.
In my next Nokia I hope they take it down to 9 seconds :-)

Things you need to know about 6280

Hi everybody, I used to have a 6680 and I say this with regret. Why? I gave it to my girlfriend as a gift. Now that was a good sturdy functional phone. Now I bought a 6280 from Vodafone. I wanted a N70 but the Vodafone representative recommended this one. I chose to go with the 6280 because the N70 looked a little bit too fragile. She also said there are no significant differences. Well, she couldn’t be more wrong. Let me tell you why. The first thing I should mention is that 6280 is not a symbian phone! This, for who knows what it means, it is a lot. I wasn’t aware. You cannot switch between applications for one. So now since I bought it, I gave it a go, see what it is all about. Nice graphics, big screen, no problems (I read here somebody had some). The first annoying thing that hit me is the back light. Goes out in an instant. Or 10 seconds they say. Depends on how you measure time. The problem is you cannot adjust that. Neither the contrast. Nor the luminosity. Some people find these features useful. Nokia seems doesn’t. Some people said on this forum that the sliding front does not have a good grip. Mine seem to do. Navigating through folders is somewhat frustrating but this is subjective. Another thing you should know is that you cannot set the memory card as the default storage space and the phone memory is small. Just about 5MB free with … nothing on it. But I guess you can get around that and be happy with what you have. Now for the real problems. One big issue for me was synchronizing with Outlook. I got it working in the first try. No problems there. But when checking the contact list on the phone … well, disappointment. The 6280 does not record company name, job title and birthday. This is a huge problem for somebody well organized like me. Birthdates are saved in calendar but they do not show up in the contact details. Try finding a birthday through the entire calendar! Second thing that got me down is that the contact phones have no area codes. This you might say “well, it’s ok”. Not if you modify something and then you get your contact updated in Outlook with no area codes. Again BIG problem. My second frustration was with the email accounts. It was hell to figure out how to configure and then I realized. If you have multiple email accounts … you should get another phone. 6680 is good. I assume any symbian enabled phone will do. Not this one. You cannot have all the emails grouped or in separate folders at least as it is on s60 phones. No. here you have to go to “Menu – Settings – Configuration – Personal Config Settings – select other email account and activate it”. Then you go back and go into the email folder. Good job Nokia! I think they could have found a worst sequence to do it. Also, get this, I assume (99% I know) that the emails get stored in the phone memory. You have no way of moving to memory card and no way of reading office or pdf files. Note that on symbian there are applications to do it. As for the battery, I don’t know yet. It did not last one day anyway but I gave it a good run and I know it will improve after several recharges. The good things I know about this phone is that the video has a good quality. I cannot say for pictures because I do have a professional digital SLR camera and I cannot compare without being mean. It is still a phone. The radio is average. Good enough I say. Small note to end this. The phone should have predictive text input. Should, because it is not in the menu. A problem that a firmware update should resolve. I don’t know to what version since I might have the last one. It is: v 03.60 10-02-06. I would buy another model. If you are like me, pay attention to all I had to say. Cheers!

Good posts a lot of information I needed or to know, or more so wish I'd known prior to purchasing the 6280. Came across this post while trying to find resolutions to a number of the 'problems' with this model that you've listed, or for accuracy's sake functional and features missing from this phone or poorly develop, in comparison to other models.
Fact: One 'bug' that hasn't been raised in these posts is the management of a contact thumbnail's through PC Suite does work. Adding a thumbanil on the PC doesn't appear on the phone, and adding a thumbnail on the phone doesn't appear on the PC.
Oppinion: The lack of management/handling of Company name & Birthday were the killer for me!
Fact: Also I've only had the phone about 2 days now and I've had it just stop and mysteriously restart on me about 4 times. Admittly I've been using it a lot but not doing anything out of the ordinary to expect that.
Oppinion: On the plus side the screens resolution great, and the photos very good for a phone. Neat little cropping tool, but nothing to rotate. Although the camera doesn't have a protector the case can be replace fixing and scratches! The phone is generally pretty responsive, boots and shuts down very quickly too.
Oppinion: I'm probably being over critical here but the video call's camera at half arms length barely shows your whole face, at full arms length it's 'closer' to what you'd see on a passport. Although at this distance viewing the person your calling is more difficult. The phone has a good digital zoom in-out feature during a video call. But given the small portion of you shown under normal circumstances I don't imagine this would get used often. Admittly it was entertaining to keep the phone where it was and zoom in on my eye, but it's entertainment value will wear off (or maybe i could call me iridologist).

How do you get a 6280 to stop rebooting and switch...

Just got 6280 off ebay - the phone was new as no scratches, no signs of wear and still had plastic covers on screen and camera lens. It was SIM free and I was using it on T mobile.
All worked fine for a couple of days, then decided to download an mp3 to the phone from my PC. During the transfer the phone went off. Retried again. Same thing happend. Now the phone wont even start properly. After pressing the power on button, you see the Nokia logo, then it goes black - it does this 4 times then switches itself off.
If I leave the memory card in it wont even start.What do I do now? There must be a reset code to bring the thing back to life again. I dont even know the version of software on it as I can't get far enough to enter any codes on the keypad. Help please.

Try your nearest Nokia repair/service center (take or send your phone there):
http://www.nokia.com/repair
Perhaps the problem with this particular unit is why it was put on sale on eBay in the first place? (The original owner didn't get it replaced or fixed, but decided it was easier to pass it on to somebody else.)
You might also want to try to return it to the eBay seller you bought it from, as it seems to be broken. Though, I imagine it would be easier if you had bought it from a shop/retailer instead.

Connecting 6280 to PC Suite - having trouble - hel...

Can anyone help me with connecting my 6280 to my PC? My PC is recognising the connection but PC Suite isn't.
I am stumped and have read the Nokia Troubleshooting pages, but to no avail.
My iPod has packed it in and I really want to transfer some music to my phone, but cannot do so until I can connect the phone!!
Any suggestions would be REALLY helpful...
Thanks

I can't offer a proper solution (having problems myself) but here's a possible work round for you.
If your phone has a memory card you could copy the MP3s straight to the card via a card reader and then put it into the phone.

FMIS restarting and memory issue

I have Flash Media Interactive Server 3.5.5 on Windows 2008 server. I developed video chat application (many to many), it's only 1 FMS application with about 50-100 room instances and 1 lobby instance to which all users are connected. There are up to 600 - 700 users at a time which produce about 2000-2500 connections to FMS.
Problem I have is with steady raise of memory usage, which if goes little above 2GB will make FMS unresponsive and it would restart itself after about 1-2hours. To avoid that Im restarting FMS manualy every 3-4 days. Interesting thing I noticed is that if I restart FMS from admin console, used RAM memory won't fall at levels as if it would right after whole Windows server is restarted.
In my Application.xml there are following configs:
<Scope></Scope>
<Distribute numprocs="3">Instances</Distribute>
These are things from logs during FMS unresponsive period or right before it:
master.log
2011-05-21    22:01:11    996    (i)2581223    Core (3592) is no longer active.    -
2011-05-21    22:01:16    996    (i)2581223    Core (1868) is no longer active.    -
admin.log
2011-05-21    22:01:06    2832    (i)2581242    Core (3592) disconnected : _defaultRoot_:_defaultVHost_:::_0.    -
2011-05-21    22:01:09    2832    (i)2581242    Core (1868) disconnected : _defaultRoot_:_defaultVHost_:::_1.    -
edge.log
2011-05-21    14:22:23    840    (e)2661034    Connect failed ( , -1 ) : Connect failed: (10061)    -
2011-05-21    14:23:05    840    (e)2661034    Connect failed ( , -1 ) : Connect failed: (10061)    -
2011-05-21    22:01:06    840    (i)2581250    Edge disconnected from core (3592).    -
2011-05-21    22:01:09    840    (i)2581250    Edge disconnected from core (1868).    -
access.log
session    disconnect    2011-05-21    21:29:06    6632    68.191.113.251    29476    39743    -    -    -    -    200    -
session    disconnect    2011-05-21    21:29:06    6632    72.198.193.1    4759    6837    -    -    -    -    200    -
session    disconnect    2011-05-21    21:29:06    6632    83.70.249.91    11996    14797    -    -    -    -    200    -
session    disconnect    2011-05-21    21:29:06    6632    108.8.209.2    57227    76111    -    -    -    -    200    -
session    disconnect    2011-05-21    21:29:06    6632    212.183.140.17    3073    3595    -    -    -    -    200    -
Please help me with this issue.

Thanks for your answers, I'm replying with delay because I wanted to check these things some more.
When I said 'memory is not less', I meant that total memory in Windows after FMS restart doesn't return to memory levels when Windows is restarted, but I guess that's because of some Windows processes and not connected to FMS.
As for FMS processes, these are the things are notice, few hours after FMS restart I get 1 FMSCore.exe that is around 200-220MB, and 3-4 FMSCore's that are around 40-70MB. Size of that largest FMSCore.exe doesn't go down even when there are much less users connected to FMS. And like I said before, after 3 or more days of running FMS becomes unresponsive, and restarts itself. Right after FMS restart largest FMSCore.exe weights around 70MB but 15mins after it's already 120MB as users connect to video chat application.
As for logs, my core.log files have several lines like:
2011-07-04    03:59:24    3308    (e)2611392    Exception while processing message: Unexpected virtual message from client 6446421578071032403: 93 { # 92 " : t 00 00 00 02     -
2011-07-04    03:59:24    3308    (e)2611029    Bad network data; terminating connection : chunkstream error:message length 12086012 is longerthan max rtmp packet length    -
2011-07-04    03:59:24    3308    (e)2631029    Bad network data; terminating connection : (Adaptor: _defaultRoot_, VHost: _defaultVHost_, IP: 94.4.57.121, App: chatcity/stream, Protocol: rtmp, Client: 6446421578071032403, Handle: 2497053121) : 88 1E & D7 FB / 8D 7 99 CB X ...
2011-07-02    14:09:57    1228    (e)2611363    Server detected a backward timestamp from 7990 to 7985 in file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Flash Media Server 3.5\applications\chatcity\streams\_definst_\captured_16627033    -
While edge.log has:
2011-07-04    04:58:56    1384    (e)2661034    Connect failed ( , 8134 ) : Connect failed: (10061)    -
2011-07-02    21:09:05    6864    (e)2661034    Connect failed ( , -1 ) : Connect failed: (10061)    -
And master.log has:
2011-07-04    00:30:27    7128    (i)2581223    Core (6280) is no longer active.    -
2011-07-04    00:30:27    7128    (i)2581223    Core (4352) is no longer active.    -

Moving files from Memory Card to Phone Memory on N...

Hi everyone
i have put 8 small trimmed down MP3 files onto my Nokia N95, they are to be used for certain people on my CONTACT list
i sent them from my PC via Bluetooth to the N95 with no problems, they were then saved onto the 2GB Memory card
how do i then move each MP3 from the memory card to the actual phone memory, i take its best to do this as it takes longer to access the MP3`s when they are on the memory card to be used as ringtones?
or should i just leave the MP3`s on the memory card?
also, how do i select an MP3 and then assign it to ALL the individual contacts that i need to in 1 go instead of opening each contact and individually adding an MP3 to each one?
i have forgotten how to do it!
i reset my phone last night with the holding down of the Green, * and 3 buttons
i did this because my phone kept restarting about 3 - 4 times per day by itself, i dont have any applications on my phone or anything, not sure if its safe to put too many things onto the N95 internal memory, i dont wany anymore restarts!!Message Edited by waynester on 05-May-200702:44 PM

First of all if size of your mp3 was a concer then you should have used the Music Manager in PC Suite to convert them to aac as they would be super small in size.
Next use File Manager to move from the card to the phone. Better to sva eringtones on the phone or you would lose the 'link' everytime you take your card out.
Two ways to set the ringtone for everyone. First would be to set it in your profile. And the other would be to set it to Groups... and the last one, each contact at a time.
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6280 best way to save media?

I have recently bought the 6280 and was told it had a decent media player. So far I can only save 7 mp3 files so Im guessing Im doing something wrong! Do I have to convert them into a diferent type of file? Also I got this on '3' an it came with no games - I know it says I should have 3games - is anyone else with 3 and having these problems?
Can anyone please help me?

The 6280 does indeed have a decent media player, but that's where the description ends.
A typical mp3 file would be around 4 to 5 Mb, so the standard supplied 64 Mb card would fill up quite quickly. If you want to have many more songs on it, you will have to buy a larger capacity memory card. For instance, a 1 Gb memory card will allow you to store over 200 mp3 files on it.
If you want to delve more into audio encoding, you could try the AAC type, instead of mp3. The 6280 supports both. AAC can have equal quality sound at smaller file sizes, so you can store more files on your memory card.
Here is a quick tutorial: http://users.skynet.be/yozy/tutorials/6280-3.htm

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