I think it's done that way to save memory in general. I know in Firefox 2, it would use up to x amount of memory for the old pages.

However, our tablets have very limited ram so it would be smart not to cache the last pages [in memory] as much or at all.

You're very welcome

Glad I could help you out

Can we adjust some setting in order to see allowing a cached last page
affects the stability of the browser?

I don't know the preference off the top of my head, but I do know it's in about:config (I've had to speed up low-memory linux terminal's running only ffx)

Look up memory fixes for Firefox 2 on google, and there should be some property keys people change in the about:config to cache more or less.

Oh Ok. I assume the updated kernel is on Fanoush's page? Or is it the same kernel that I was already using for chinook?
Thanks again.

This looks suspicious, it should normally report the version of the previous firmware. Perhaps some of the earlier tries damaged something... Don't worry though, as long as your bootloader works (and obviously it does) you should be able to get the device running again.

I would suggest flashing it with a previous version to fix this (it should work, as the initfs will fit your current initfs mtd partition), and then trying again with the diablo image.

Yes. Links to Kernel, as well as instructions for implementing rotation, can be found here. Read this also, before starting.

For anybody wondering about the flash-and-reboot, kernel-diablo-flasher and initfs flasher dependencies. This message from Marius Vollmer on -users explains it rather nicely.

The osso-software-version-rx44 package exists twice: once in your device
and once in the "Nokia System Software Updates" repository. These two
instances of the package have the same version, but different
dependencies (stupid, I know, see below). The
osso-software-version-rx44 in the repository additionally depends on the
three packages that you list in the subject.

Apt-get uses the information from the repository, which results in the
error message you see. Running apt-get -f install will fix it. The
Application manager is not affected by this, it simply ignores the
problem and carries on. After the first OS update, the problem goes
away.

It's a bug of course that the two instances of
osso-software-version-rx44 are not identical. The additional
dependencies in the repository instance are used to (as you might have
guessed to control flashing of the kernel and initfs during a OS
update. The osso-software-version-rx44 instance in the flash image does
not need them, and I didn't see the problem with this because I wasn't
thinking. (I don't reflash my devices anymore, so I didn't run into
this problem myself...)

Yep, it's a bit embarassing, but should have no bad consequences other
than having to run "apt-get -f install" once (or disabling the "Nokia
System Software Updates" repository) before you can use apt-get on the
command line.

Random observation: OMG Songza.com is usable now!
Before, the browser hung up terribly with its transparent menus. Completely smooth now

I already am, as you can tell from this reply being on page 31...

On the bright side, you just can't be over-overwhelmed, now, can you ? :-)