On 1 October 2011 20:30, Dimitry Golubovsky <golubovsky@gmail.com> wrote:

Caludia,

I looked at the log you sent.

[2427] after interp_init [3074] updateDisplay: Display width is 800 (expected 320) [3074] updateDisplay: Display width is 600 (expected 202) - this is a typo as I found - this line should say "height"

says that interpreter was entered, and even tried to update display.

I don't know what exactly your phone specs are (cannot google this specific model but Samsung 5500 with other letters mentioned 128 to 170M RAM). How much RAM does it have?

170 MB

I tried CogDroid on x86-Android in a VM with 128M RAM. It started, but switching to home screen killed it (and logcat said the same*, killed because of low memory). Expect CogDroid to use 50M at minimum.

So, if you also have some other applications running this may be simply insufficient memory.

Most likely... I was suspecting so because of its behavior... So I'll try freeing some memory and see if it works :)

Tx a lot!

--------------- * Of course it is very easy to get root shell and run logcat on x86 Android since root console is simply there. On my tablet I cannot do this.

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