FAT32 - FAT32 driver for OS5 devices without it. Allows use of 4GB cards on those devices. This is NOT an SDHC driver.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
Other Software by developer «PalmPowerups»:
FrameTX FrameTX removes the 2-pixel wide white border around the screen in T|X, LifeDrive, and T|T5
DriveMode Patch Allows DriveMode application from Palm to export more then 5 volumes to the PC
DynaClock DynaClock adjusts CPU speed based on demand of the current application.
CPU speed is adjusted once every second. You may configure applications to be run at a certain minimum speed or set a maximum speed. This application produces noticeable gains in battery life. Try it with a free 14-day trial
PowerDiGi PowerDiGi - fixes a very common problem with Palm devices with 320x480 screens - digitizer drift. When you tap in one place, and it registers in another, and PalmOS's calibration is of no use, PowerDiGi will help. No matter how much or how unusually your digitizer is malfunctioning PowerDiGi will make it work
Flash Installer Installs the Flash Player normally found on Sony devices
PowerSDHC PowerSDHC - As you may be aware, most Palm devices that do not carry a "Treo" or "Centro" brand cannot read or write to the new SDHC cards. This leaves everyone owning such devices behind in terms of storage and costs. SD cards top out at 2GB, while SDHC cards are available at 32GB sizes already, and 16GB cards can be obtained for less than $80 USD
MemUnfragment On OS 5.4.9 devices Blazer fragments the dynamic heap at startup, causing bad performance. This application will fix that
LifeDrive CardInfo Patch Allows renaming of internal volumes and displaying of media types other then SD/MMC and "HardDisk"
FastDIA FastDIA removes the DIA animation on Palm 320x480 devices
UnCache UnCache is a utility that will let you directly determine what applications get Launch code 5.
"What is Launch Code 5?" you might ask. It is a launch code that is sent to ALL applications when palm is resetting. "ALL?!?!?" you might ask, "Isn't that too much?" Well...yes, so PalmPowerups fixed it
