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hey, so basically.. i wanted to add a function into crosspoint, and when i compile crosspoint (successfully) and flash it onto my X4, i get memory fragmentation issues. If i try to sync my reading progress with koreader sync while having a custom font enabled, it tells me that i don't have enough memory free. But if i disable the custom fonts (don't matters which i have), it suddenly works to upload my reading progress.

I tried now everything i can, but can't find the issue. I compile it exactly like on github explained, but can't find out why the memory is getting fragmented. The Serial output shows me i have apparently enough free memory, but its fragmented.

Does anyone know what this co

hey, so basically.. i wanted to add a function into crosspoint, and when i compile crosspoint (successfully) and flash it onto my X4, i get memory fragmentation issues. If i try to sync my reading progress with koreader sync while having a custom font enabled, it tells me that i don't have enough memory free. But if i disable the custom fonts (don't matters which i have), it suddenly works to upload my reading progress.

I tried now everything i can, but can't find the issue. I compile it exactly like on github explained, but can't find out why the memory is getting fragmented. The Serial output shows me i have apparently enough free memory, but its fragmented.

Does anyone know what

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If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already tried to have an Out of Body Experience - and struggled. You probably spent countless nights attempting to "leave your body", using the common techniques you find on the internet, books or maybe even youtube videos. We all know them - the rope method, the "roll out of your body" method and more. Did they work? Probably not, am i right? I bet you often enough thought in such moments "Why does this work for everyone else but not for me? What do i do wrong?". It can start to feel like OOBEs are something only "gifted" people can do - that you just don’t have the right talent. But the truth is.. it’s not (just) a

Theory & Concept

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already tried to have an Out of Body Experience - and struggled. You probably spent countless nights attempting to "leave your body", using the common techniques you find on the internet, books or maybe even youtube videos. We all know them - the rope method, the "roll out of your body" method and more. Did they work? Probably not, am i right? I bet you often enough thought in such moments "Why does this work for everyone else but not for me? What do i do wrong?". It can start to feel like OOBEs are something only "gifted" people can do - that you just don’t have the right talent. But the truth is.. it’s not (just) a

Theory & Concept

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already tried to have an Out of Body Experience - and struggled. You probably spent countless nights attempting to "leave your body", using the common techniques you find on the internet, books or maybe even youtube videos. We all know them - the rope method, the "roll out of your body" method and more. Did they work? Probably not, am i right? I bet you often enough thought in such moments "Why does this work for everyone else but not for me? What do i do wrong?". It can start to feel like OOBEs are something only "gifted" people can do - that you just don’t have the right talent. But the truth is.. it’s not (just) a

Theory & Concept

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already tried to have an Out of Body Experience - and struggled. You probably spent countless nights attempting to "leave your body", using the common techniques you find on the internet, books or maybe even youtube videos. We all know them - the rope method, the "roll out of your body" method and more. Did they work? Probably not, am i right? I bet you often enough thought in such moments "Why does this work for everyone else but not for me? What do i do wrong?". It can start to feel like OOBEs are something only "gifted" people can do - that you just don’t have the right talent. But the truth is.. it’s not (just) a

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