Doom 1.20 on 3650?

Are you installing on the MMC or phone memory?
If phone memory: are you sure that you installed the files in the correct order?

If MMC: are you using the "Doom MMC support" (another installion available seperately - I don't have a link to it, but you should find it if you search these forums)?

I managed to get it to work, i installed it onthe MMC card in the right order, but i just had to download the MMC card update. Well thanks anyway.

Hi!
I am new here, so sorry for bad english...

I have the same problem like phosedy, so I wanted to ask, where I can find the "Doom MMC support" ?????
Has anyone a link for me please??

Post yout mail and I will sand you Doom with mmc support

the mail is: [email][email protected][/email]

can you also send it to lbaker (at) nmt.edu

Hi,

I sendit to bouth.

Thanks very much!! 😊

anytime ;o}

P.S.
I forget apologies for very bad english

i love the game and am getting annoyed my friends play on their 7650 and the far superior??? 3650 can't play it!!
also can u give me a website where i can download the sis files as for some reason my fone will not allow zip even though im running zipman?

cheers

Hi,

Newr upload a zip file to the phone, every time first unpuck zip file under win (download winzip prog) extract sis file and then upload them into phone.

Also be careful with the order, in which you install the files.
Took me 3 tries, after that I finally read the readme file... 😃

could u send me the game with mmc support to [email][email protected][/email]

i really wanna get playing it asap!

cheers

hi,

I will send you tommorow.

Hi ,

I successfully installed the Doom with MMC support into my 3650, but when i'm try to run the program it's giving the error "Not enough memory. Restart the phone and try again." So i tried to restart my phone , but the error still appearing everytime i invoke the application.

Please give some idea on how i can make it work. Thanks.

😊

Hi,

Doom requid much memory (almost all you have), first go to application manager and switch off all opened application to incrase a free ram, then run doom and everything work ok.

mm where can i find the application manager??
(I also got the Problem that doom crashs once in a while...)

Hi,

Every game or application requires a certain ammount of RAM (Random Access Memory) to run. Depending on the program you are trying to run, some will require more RAM than others. DOOM for example, requires around 2.5mb RAM to run. Phone have about 3.5 and 4 mb RAM.

When you install certain apps (Wildskinz, smart launcher, e-profiles, miniGPS, screensaver and PhoneSecure to name but a few), they are programmed to automatiically start when you turn on your phone. These programs are then open, but run hidden in the background. They still use up RAM though.

To solve these problems, what you should do is download 2 programs:

1) System Tools
2) AppMAn

Application manager. It tells you how much RAM you have free and how many applications are running in the background. You can view a list of programs and processes that are running, hidden, at the moment.
Some are system files, but there is an icon beside these ones and a warning message will come up if you try to close one. You can choose to close any hidden applications or processes, view information about the application, kill an application (if one locks up and you can't close it by holding down the mrnu key), close all apps, restart your phone and best of all, compress memory. This can free up more RAM (different every time and depends on certain factors).

First off, with appman, choose the option to restart your phone. When it has restarted, open up AppMan again and close any apps you have running in the background (not the system apps obviously - I closed the phone app by accident and my phone restarted?!).
Then go to the processes and close any processes that do not have a little blue cog icon beside them.
Now go back to the main menu, and compress the memory.
Don't worry by the way. Once you turn off your your phone, all apps will be back running normally in the background as they were before when you turn it on again.

The second program is System tools. With this, you can compress the RAM, restart the phone, restore factory settings, format the phone and enter flight mode.
When you enter flight mode, the phone turns off. You then remove the sim card and turn the phone back on again. The phone will boot up without the sim card inserted (It doesn't work for me, unless I remove my memory card - there's obviously a confilcting app somewhere)
Flight mode is basically all the features of your phone, except the actual telephone.Since the telephone application is not running, there is an extra 1.5 - 2 mb RAM freed up.
If neither of the above methods work, and you are absolutely bent on playing a certain game or testing a certain app, then you can always format.
Before you format, make a backup of your phone's memory on either your memory card or pc (or both, for safety). When the backup is made, turn off your phone and remove the memory card. turn your phone back on. One more thing to do is to make sure the battery is fully charged (or is charging). If you format, and the battery cuts out mid way through, the phone is esentially useless. Even Nokia can't help you........
Now that you're aware of the risks, you can format either by using System tools or typing the code *#7370# into your phone. When the format is complete, install the game or app you want to use and you should have no problems running it. When you get bored or whatever, you can simply restore the backup you made earlier to your phone again.

I hope this can help you nad other 😉)

hi. please say be me to where a copy from programs there can be obtained?

Originally posted by Apocalypso
Hi,

Every game or application requires a certain ammount of RAM (Random Access Memory) to run. Depending on the program you are trying to run, some will require more RAM than others. DOOM for example, requires around 2.5mb RAM to run. Phone have about 3.5 and 4 mb RAM.

When you install certain apps (Wildskinz, smart launcher, e-profiles, miniGPS, screensaver and PhoneSecure to name but a few), they are programmed to automatiically start when you turn on your phone. These programs are then open, but run hidden in the background. They still use up RAM though.

To solve these problems, what you should do is download 2 programs:

1) System Tools
2) AppMAn

Application manager. It tells you how much RAM you have free and how many applications are running in the background. You can view a list of programs and processes that are running, hidden, at the moment.
Some are system files, but there is an icon beside these ones and a warning message will come up if you try to close one. You can choose to close any hidden applications or processes, view information about the application, kill an application (if one locks up and you can't close it by holding down the mrnu key), close all apps, restart your phone and best of all, compress memory. This can free up more RAM (different every time and depends on certain factors).

First off, with appman, choose the option to restart your phone. When it has restarted, open up AppMan again and close any apps you have running in the background (not the system apps obviously - I closed the phone app by accident and my phone restarted?!).
Then go to the processes and close any processes that do not have a little blue cog icon beside them.
Now go back to the main menu, and compress the memory.
Don't worry by the way. Once you turn off your your phone, all apps will be back running normally in the background as they were before when you turn it on again.

The second program is System tools. With this, you can compress the RAM, restart the phone, restore factory settings, format the phone and enter flight mode.
When you enter flight mode, the phone turns off. You then remove the sim card and turn the phone back on again. The phone will boot up without the sim card inserted (It doesn't work for me, unless I remove my memory card - there's obviously a confilcting app somewhere)
Flight mode is basically all the features of your phone, except the actual telephone.Since the telephone application is not running, there is an extra 1.5 - 2 mb RAM freed up.
If neither of the above methods work, and you are absolutely bent on playing a certain game or testing a certain app, then you can always format.
Before you format, make a backup of your phone's memory on either your memory card or pc (or both, for safety). When the backup is made, turn off your phone and remove the memory card. turn your phone back on. One more thing to do is to make sure the battery is fully charged (or is charging). If you format, and the battery cuts out mid way through, the phone is esentially useless. Even Nokia can't help you........
Now that you're aware of the risks, you can format either by using System tools or typing the code *#7370# into your phone. When the format is complete, install the game or app you want to use and you should have no problems running it. When you get bored or whatever, you can simply restore the backup you made earlier to your phone again.

I hope this can help you nad other 😉)