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Hi Guys,
Regarding Dopod 838 pro, I tried to follow the steps:
1. Copy ALL FILES in StreamingPlayer.zip to /Windows
2. Copy StreamingVideo.lnk to /Windows/Start Menu/Programs
3. install 838Pro_Streaming_v210.cab to Main Memory
4. Soft reset
but it gives me an error "check if files are write protected. I am a bit new to this PDA thingi, can anyone please explain "how to".
Thanks,
Cheers

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Creating a ROM-backup ?

Hi,
I have a T-Mobile MDA Pro, and am not quite satisfied with the ROM they installed.
I want to try some different ROMs, like the O2 Exec, but I want to be able to go back to the original.
How can I create a back-up of the ROM, Extended ROM, and Radio ROM that I can put back at a later date ?
I've already seen grab_it by buzz, but that only makes a .bin file and I have no idea how to put that back if I ever want to revert to this state :/
Thank you,
TB
Please use the SEARCH button as this has been discussed already.
ANyway to help you do the following:
1. Download the latest T-Mobile ROM (the exe file) from the XDA Dev FTP site. Then extract this to a folder, say EXPERIMENT
2. Put the BIN file there
3. Go to Buzzdev.net nad follow the procedure to ENCODE/DECODE ROM. This will change the original nk.nbf (the OS) with your BIN file. using HTC64 Extended ROM Tool.exe
4. Then just put the MaUpgradeUt_noID.exe file into this directory also.
Now you have your OS backed up ready to install to a device in the EXPERIMENT directory. Now just make sure the T-Mobile ROM you downloaded has the same radio ROM. If not, download a verison with same radio rom and replace the radio_.nbf file with the downloaded version.
Backing up the ExtendedROm has to be done manually. Just transfer all contents to a alternate directory in the PC then just put it back to replace what's already there.
Hope this helps
What do you do with the dump.bin file though?
Rename it to nk.nbf
Ha - that didn't work.
Did you follow the ENCODE/DECODE procedure in BUZZ's site?
Jorgee said:
Please use the SEARCH button as this has been discussed already.
ANyway to help you do the following:
1. Download the latest T-Mobile ROM (the exe file) from the XDA Dev FTP site. Then extract this to a folder, say EXPERIMENT
2. Put the BIN file there
3. Go to Buzzdev.net nad follow the procedure to ENCODE/DECODE ROM. This will change the original nk.nbf (the OS) with your BIN file. using HTC64 Extended ROM Tool.exe
4. Then just put the MaUpgradeUt_noID.exe file into this directory also.
Now you have your OS backed up ready to install to a device in the EXPERIMENT directory. Now just make sure the T-Mobile ROM you downloaded has the same radio ROM. If not, download a verison with same radio rom and replace the radio_.nbf file with the downloaded version.
Backing up the ExtendedROm has to be done manually. Just transfer all contents to a alternate directory in the PC then just put it back to replace what's already there.
Hope this helps
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Jorgee,
What you mean with:
"Backing up the ExtendedROm has to be done manually. Just transfer all contents to a alternate directory in the PC then just put it back to replace what's already there"
- What is the PPC folder where I find the content of ExtendedROM?
- How I can trasfer to PC, with ActiveSync? Sometimes I received error messages like "unable to convert file format" or something like that...
- How I can transfer back, is not the ExtendedRom locked?
Let me know...
Luca
To view the Extended ROM, just install TOTAL COMMANDER for PPC
Then in the address bar, put : "\\EXTENDED_ROM" (without the quotes)
Then you will see the contents of extended ROM.
If you want, you can copy the contents of the Extended to your SD card instead so you don't have to connect to your PC.
To unlock your extended ROM (to change/delete/edit the stuff there) you need a certain file which is in the FTP under Uploads/Universal/Tools or something to that effect.
Jorgee said:
To view the Extended ROM, just install TOTAL COMMANDER for PPC
Then in the address bar, put : "\\EXTENDED_ROM" (without the quotes)
Then you will see the contents of extended ROM.
If you want, you can copy the contents of the Extended to your SD card instead so you don't have to connect to your PC.
To unlock your extended ROM (to change/delete/edit the stuff there) you need a certain file which is in the FTP under Uploads/Universal/Tools or something to that effect.
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Hello Jorgee,
I've tried to install Total Commander on my v1640 but when I access \\EXTENDED_ROM nothing is shown...
What's missing?
Thanks
lukeduke71 said:
Hello Jorgee,
I've tried to install Total Commander on my v1640 but when I access \\EXTENDED_ROM nothing is shown...
What's missing?
Thanks
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Jorge I found the mistake, \EXTENDED_ROM is with only one back slash and not with two.
Thank you very much for your help...

Installing software from Extended ROM

Hi
I wonder if somebody could give me some pointers on how to modify software installtion CAB's so that I can load them into extended ROM so that on a hard reset they automatically install & register..
For example SPB GPS monitor. I've downloaded the CAB and install file. I have installed it to my MDA,registered it and downloaded the tariff file.
Now, I can find the tariff registry file and update the CAB file (using WinCAB). Also, I can search for the registration files in the registry an add those to the CAB file.
But how do I automatically install to the device or storage card without having to specify?? Has anybody customised the install CAB's???
Cheers
John
Well for doing this u must do the following:
1) unhide the extended_rom
2) unlock it
3) view it with a third party program
4) copy into it the .cab u want
5) edit config.txt in extended_rom so it will run the .cab u want.
But the most important thing u must do.... it took me 2 days to find it out and over 20 hard reset... is to first run a .cab file that it will disable the wm5 security. When u install a program not to ask u if it is not authorized.
That is it...
I cannot find a working cab to disable the WM5 security.
Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks for that. But I have no problem with modifying the extended ROM. What I wanted to know was is there a way that when a CAB file is run from extended ROM it will be installed to the device/Storage card and be registered, withour having to enter anything during installation.
I guess I could look for the Registry entries and make those into a CAB file, I wondered if the program installation CAB could be mofified in any way??
Cheers
Ody

WM6 CAB changing default installation dir

Hello.
Is it possible to change (for installation) directories when I'm installing apps thru cab files? I'm meant I have only two possibilities : storage and storage card... Im looking for something that helps me install any apps cab to separate customizable folder...
CABinstal won't work because: I'm choosing cab file, destination, start and... wm6 asks me where to install: storage or Storage card (with no chanses to install in directory which i have choosed)
I have Schap's 3.60a rom
Sry for my Bad English
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Solution for SOUND DISORDER and ERRORS after TomTom 6/7 installation on wm5/6/6.1

Problem description:
After installation of TomTom sound just doesn't work at all, sound files can not be found etc., even a registry backup doesn't help at all. There is only 1 reason why! It is because while setup TomTom replaces following ROM files: BtCoreIf.dll and BtSdkCE30.dll
Here the solution:
BEFORE you install TomTom 6/7 you need to do following steps:
1. install SKTools for wm5/6
NOW you can install your TomTom....restart....now go to SKTools...go to category "Files" and then click on "Replaced ROM Files"....now it will find those to files....just mark them and click on restore ROM files.....now reset....et voila! Sound, TomTom...everything works!
ANOTHER SOLUTION(in case you don't have SKTools):
1. download anper_tool for asus p525 or another kitchen you use for extracting files out your ROM flash file.
2. Use the tool to extract files from ROM file
3. go to "dump" directory and look for those 2 files I explained on top.
4. Make a back up of those files.
5. now when you install TomTom on a fresh system, use TotalCommander or Resco Explorer(which I prefer) to replace those 2 files with your backup.
now restart.........and enjoy!
I hope I could help!!
Cheers,
Downjones

Need Help!

hey,
please could some one help me put themes on my htc touch diamond phone.
i am clueless on how to do it so i would need step by step help.
thanks
any body? i need help
Here you go
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/help/more/install-theme-touch-screen.mspx
Try this as well....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=409901
Installation instructions:
1. Download attached zip-file
2. Extract the zip-file on your PC
3. Connect Diamond with Active Sync!
4. Create a new directory "Themes" on the Internal Storage (4 GB) of your Diamond or use any other folder
5. Copy the extracted theme-file to "Internal Storage\Themes" or any other folder
6. Disconnect Diamond from PC
7. Run Diamond TF3D Config
8. Change theme and have fun!

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