yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sonicfishcake:
Krusell Horizon Hector Leather Case Extra Large

Hi there

I was wondering if anyone had one of these for their razr?

A couple of websites are listing it under Razr accessories but looking at the dimensions it doesn't look like it would fit. Don't want to get it then have the returns hassle.

Basically I'm after a horizontal pouch that clips to my belt with a magnetic fastener like the above. It doesn't have to be leather necessarily as long as it doesn't look crap or flimsy and it is easy for me to lift out when it's ringing. Have to be able to get it in the UK too.

Would appreciate any advice!

Thanks
[Atrix 4G General] sebbo90:
Anyone got tansmission to download? I have managed to install it fine and it opens up, loads torrents, but they fail to start
[Motorola Droid X2] OiLuvzMyx2:
I was just looking around through the interwebz and whatnot and i saw a link that states Koush is working on a new market that will feature all banned apps (roms, roots, tethers, themes, emulators, etc.)

droidgamersDOTcom/indexDOTphp/featured-apps/3030-koush-developing-an-alternative-android-market-for-banned-applications

Just figured Id share this out of appreciation for the great work these wonderful developers have been bringing to our phones for years now.

Let's just hope the code was'nt stored at mega like alot of peoples projects were otherwise it just got pirated by the feds, lol, ugh.
[Motorola Droid X2] Stuckinabox:
Eh, I just hope it's not open. Steve Kondik expressed some security concerns over this.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Reserved for OP
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Also reserved.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] JulietteOnXDA:
pretty neat
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] voluptuary:
I'm not by my HTC HD2 but anybody know if will this work on it under the B.t.t.F ROM?

Awesome work GDTD!

EDIT: Doesn't work on a HTC HD2 on B.t.t.F v2.1 @ 8107 (no SP1) I get the following error when trying to connect from my PC:

Exception while getting the listing for /!
Homebrew.InteropException: Error listing subdirectories of ! GetLastError: 1260 at Homebrew.IO.DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories(String filter) at Homebrew.IO.DirectoryInfo.GetDirectories() at WebServer.MainPage.handler.BuildDirectoryListing(String dirPath) at WebServer.MainPage.handler.Process(RequestContext context) at HttpServer.Server.ProcessModules(RequestContext context) at HttpServer.Server.HandleRequest(RequestEventArgs e) at HttpServer.Server.OnRequest(Object sender, RequestEventArgs e) at HttpServer.HttpListener.OnRequest(Object sender, RequestEventArgs e) at HttpServer.HttpContext.OnRequest(Object sender, FactoryRequestEventArgs e) at HttpServer.Messages.MessageFactoryContext.OnMessageComplete(Object sender, EventArgs e) at HttpServer.Messages.Parser.HttpParser.OnComplete() at HttpServer.Messages.Parser.HttpParser.GetHeaderName() at HttpServer.Messages.Parser.HttpParser.Parse(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count) at HttpServer.Messages.MessageFactoryContext.Parse(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 length) at HttpServer.HttpContext.ParseBuffer(Int32 bytesLeft) at HttpServer.HttpContext.OnReceive(Int32 bytesLeft) at HttpServer.HttpContext.b__a() at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStartHelper(ThreadHelper t) at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart_Context(Object state) at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state) at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStartHelper()

It is interop unlocked so I don't get the error.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] dragonide:
NOOOO I AM CRYING !!! THIS IS WHAT I WANTED AND I CAN'T EVEN TRY IT !!

Kill me now ;_; sigh sob sigh

EDIT : good work and good luck ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@voluptuary: If you can run the HtcUtilityTest app successfully (from the HtcRoot page) then yes, this will work.

On that thread, I have the following listed as compatible:

HD2 (BttF [XBmod-Yuki] v2 SP1)

That your ROM?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@Voluptuary:

To quote from the Known Bugs section:

First attempt to access the filesystem will often fail or take too long; hit refresh a couple times and it should work.

I don't know why it does this. I built in some delays and some automatic retries, and that improved things dramatically - it will *almost* always work on the first freresh attempt (or second click on the Filesystem link) now - but didn't eliminate the problem. I'm not sure what it is; on the test app the switch to SYSTEM token is effectively instant. Maybe it has to do with the number of threads or something?

Anyhow, give it another shot and it should work. I contemplated just putting in a 5-second auto-refresh on the error page...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] voluptuary:
Sorry, I should have read your post better. I hate when people do that to me in my threads, I should know better.

Anyways I got it working, kinda. It still gave the error at the top of the page but then it listed the directories anyways, then navigating to Windows always fails, just times out or stays loading forever. This is over Wifi, I guess it could be a latency problem but everything else on my network runs fine.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Ttblondey:
I install but it does nothing.It shows serial on usb, softwareloopback interface1,bcmsddhd1
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
I'm looking into ways to resolve the read error issue. Once it decides to work, I can leave the app running for hours (on USB power, idle detection disabled of course) and browse with no trouble, but when I first open the app it's ornery for a few minutes. Very weird (and annoying). I'm guessing it's due to a threading issue, which would technically be a bug in the HtcRoot library, but I'll need to explore more.

By the way, the Windows folder takes a moment to load (it's huge). It should work pretty reliably though (you can open it for reading without having root at all, actually) and it opens a lot faster on my version than it did on the earlier ones (StringBuilder + half as many FileSystem calls + eliminated one of the slowest calls).

@Ttblondey: Dude, it's a W E B S E R V E R app. It runs a web server on your phone. You browse it through a web browser. I literally don't know what else to tell you, except to go read the threads on the other web server apps.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
New version uploaded!

This contains some bigfixes - in particular, the Error 1260 bug (failure to elevate to root before trying to access the filesystem) has been mitigated to the point where it shouldn't be a problem.

It also uses a new version of the Homebrew library, 1.6.0, which incorporates access to the HtcRoot project under the Homebrew.HtcRoot namespace. Previously, the HtcRoot project was tacked onto the webserver directly, which meant the Homebrew library was unaware of its existence.

Requirements and major features have not changes in this update. Source code is included.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Briefcase:
Great work you are doing here man! Too bad i don't own a HTC :-)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@Briefcase: Thanks! I wish I could support more phones. Heathcliff74 may be able to enable something for Samsung (gen1 at least) but he hasn't released a library for doing so yet.

FEATURE RELEASE 2.1.0 is out.

Major changes: File attributes information, file deletion.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Pr0xiMUS:
You should talk with ROM chefs here to include read/write enabled HtcUtility in their roms because all recent ROMs unfortunately doesn't support your findings.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@Pr0xiMUS: That's a good point. This tool is potentially more powerful that TouchXplorer or Registry Editor from TouchXperience, but those are the primarily-targeted apps in custom ROMs.

I wonder if adding registry support will be as straighforward (and simultaneously frustrating, due to bugs) as filesystem support...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
New version (2.2.0).

Some bugfixes, more file operations (uploading any file anywhere, adding and removing directories). Add your own files to the Content folder so you can serve them directly, if you want.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
If anybody knows of a ready-made and Mango compatible registry COM library (that's open source, thanks a ton @schaps), this would save me some time. If not, I can either ports one from NoDo or write my own well enough.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Kr3i0s:
I am not able to browse the File System getting the following error.

Exception while getting the listing for /!

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8007001F): A device attached to the system is not functioning.

Using DFT V3 rom on Htc 7 Pro (Gold)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@Kr3i0s: Your ROM is not compatible with the HtcRoot project, due to it having a crippled HtcUtility driver. If the ROM is updatable, it might be possible to downgrade the HtcUtility driver using a custom CAB. Otherwise, you'll need to wait for (or switch to) a ROM that has a working HtcUtility driver.

EDIT: Actually, a fully-unlocked ROM can probably use this app even without HtcRoot compatibility. I'll modify the app so that it detects Error 31 and tries to fall back on whatever permissions it already has.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] luckydog98:
Hi GoodDayToDie,

First off, thanks for all the great work you have been doing for all of us. I just tried out the htcroot webserver on my phone. I keep receiving

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8007001F). It logs in but than I keep getting it no matter what option I choose. I am running a HD7 with the Nextgen+ rom version 2.5 ( the latest). I'm assuming that I do not have the correct HTCutility driver right?

Thanks,

James
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@luckydog98: Yes, that's correct. There's a test app on the HtcRoot Project thread that runs some additional diagnostics, but your report is enough to indicate that your HtcUtility driver isn't working.

I haven't had a chance yet (busy weekend) but I will change the app to not rely on HtcUtility, so it's also useful on custom ROMs that give TaskHost.exe sufficient permissions to view and modify the filesystem.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] luckydog98:
Thanks! I ran the test app and basically received the same error. I will be waiting for you update.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
After a long delay, version 2.3.1 is out. The major new thing is that it should now run on fully-unlocked custom ROMs, and will probably work if elevated using WP7 Root Tools v0.9 or later as well!

This is really just an interim release. It has some minor feature improvements and bugfixes, but is not the big re-write I've been working on. However, with the advent of custom ROMs for Samsung and for gen1.5 HTC phones, I felt it was important release this version now. This is even more important with the (presumably) imminent release of WP7 Root Tools v0.9, which will allow elevating other apps (different from the way that HtcRoot elevates them, but with similar effect). Since it was relatively simple to make the neccessary changes to run on such ROMs, I chose to do so prior to the next major release.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] lucasryan:
I just installed your new xap and wanted you to know that i am running mi7rom 1.3

I was thinking that the HTC dll wasnt working for me because the HTC hub dont work with live tile. But if i understand correctly, that the web server shouldnt work unless the rom has the HTC dlls working. Well your new release app works on my samsung focus 1.3 mi7rom and am able to view alot more than i was able to before. Very good work, and many thanks!!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] contable:
It´s running fine on my OMNIA 7 (mi7Rom 1.0). I like the browsing speed...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
Works fine with my Omnia 7 mi7ROM :)

Thankx a lot man !!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@lucasryan: Previous versions of the app required using an HTC driver (HtcUtility.dll) to elevate themselves. The thing is, on a "full-unlock" custom ROM, every process runs with full permissions anyhow, so there's no need to elevate. I therefore made the app first try the operation without attempting to elevate itself. If that fails with a policy error (because the app is in the Least Privileged Chamber that it would normally run in) it falls back to attempting elevation using the HtcRoot Project (which requires HtcUtility.dll) hack.

TL;DR: Any fully-unlocked ROM should be able to use the app, even without HTC drivers.

@everybody: Thanks for the reports of great success! I'm glad to see that it worked (I couldn't test, since I don't have a full-unlocked ROM). Please, if you find a bug, be sure to let me know in detail where it was and what happened, and I'll fix it.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] vt2912:
it works great with my focus 1.4 mi7rom_1 mirolg

thank you very much !
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] lucasryan:
Kinda the thoughts i had, but wasnt sure, understand now!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@contable: I'm glad the browsing speed is good for you. I was a little worried - the phone isn't really the right platform, and C# isn't really the right language, for writing a high-performance web server. It seems to work pretty well though.

For laughs, compare the time it take the webserver (and web browser) to load \Windows against the time it takes TouchXplorer to load the same folder. And yet, TX doesn't even show things like timestamps, nor can it read the file size of ROM modules. For that matter, despite showing more info, Root Webserver is faster than the Mango Webserver app it was built on, both becuase it uses a faster approach to filesystem access and because it uses StringBuilder internally, instead of doing a ton of String concatenation.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] contable:
The webserver is also much faster than WPDM. Since I have flashed mi7Rom on my OMNIA all that stuff is running well. Interesting is that WP7 Root Tools seems to have higher permissions to access the filesystem than TX. I noticed that there are folders I can explore with WP7 Root Tools or the webserver app but not with TX...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Yeah, I noticed that too. I thought HtcFileUtility.dll ran in TCB ("root"), but for whatever reason there are locations that TouchXplorer can't navigate to which the webserver (and, I expect, WP7 Root Tools) can.

Mind you, there are still some locations where I feel like there *should* be something, but I can't see anything. An example is \Windows\AppMgr. I know there's some kind of app database on the phone, but aside from the policy database I can't find it, and the policy DB doesn't seem to store info that I know the phone tracks, like whether an app is sideloaded or not and what the hash values of the binaries are.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] sh4d0w86:
you bring support for Custom ROMs after i brought support to intrinsic 6 on HTC Schubert... dang.

well, nonetheless, good work. keep it up.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
@sh4d0w86: Don't worry, there will be more good things coming from the project. I started the HtcRoot project with the goal of being ble to run *anything* and change *anything* on the phone, and there's still a long way to get there. I started the HtcRoot Webserver project to make use of some work I'd already done, and simplify future work. It was never intended to be exclusive to HtcRoot, though - if I'd been thinking clearly I'd have made it full-unlock-compatible from the start. I was just so excited to have HtcRoot be able to elevate a process that I used it first, rather than checking whether the ROM actually needed it (like I should have).

Anyhow, There will be more to come. It will take some time - I'm currently tied up in far too many different projects - but the process elevation hack was far from the full potential of the HtcRoot project. I expect you'll be quite glad that you added a working HtcUtility in time!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jaygriggs:
works here!

Sprint CDMA Arrive running DFT custom rom

The post above me looks amazing:D
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jayjojayson:
you can try it. it's easy to change!

before you do it, make a backup of your files in content folder.

or reinstall the xap, if anything goes wrong. Then the content folder is reset with the original xx.htm-files, too.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Thank you, very nice theme work! I'll take a look at your files but from the screenshots the styles look very nice. I'm not a web designer - I'm barely a web developer - and created only some very simple static pages. I expect I'll use your files, or very similar, for the next version though; they look great!

Registry editing is the next major feature I'm working on. It's totally possible but takes some effort to develop and have a good UI. I'm also doing some underlying work on the structure of the webserver app itself, plus removing a lot of dead code (the IsolatedStore path isn't really important anymore at all, and hasn't been update with the new features). All this, while simultaneously working on some different HtcRoot projects and applying for jobs. So... no promises on when a new version will be available.

In the meantime, if you'd like to re-package the XAP file with your own Content files (and post it here), go ahead! Feel free to add your name/alias to the About page as well. I encourage people taking my apps and improving them; that's one of the reasons I make the source available.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] NebZoNe:
Awesome!!! browsing speed is incredible, seems it has no limits!!

Also jayjojayson files add the perfect design to that app...

SERIOUS WORK!!!!

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jayjojayson:
I have re-package the XAP file with my Content files.

Now the metro-html-design is included in the xap-file.

For more information read my post above.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jayjojayson:
ver_231_Design_02.xap for now the last version can be downloaded!

updated the possibility to change the livetile-color and theme. :)

For more information read my post.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] NebZoNe:
I love that webserver app, features & design : perfect!

When going to see friends laughing at my wp7 because it's well-known it can't act as an ext-drive...

Just plug my cable and run web app...then i'm laughing tooo

Much more usable than wmdc launcher because no need to install any particular soft.

Hope it will meet some improvement in near future!!!

Just keep it up GoodDay2Die!!!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] voluptuary:
Hey GDTD would you mind if I include this in my Focus ROM? I would give you credit of course on the ROM page. Either way thanks for your work.

Edit: Also wanted to say I might edit it to make it look more "microsofty" to match the whole stock feel of the ROM.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
You are quire welcome to do so, both to include it and to edit it. If you want to post an edited version here, that would be cool, too. @jayjojayson has been doing a great job of Metro-izing the UI of the web pages (something I never put much effort into).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jayjojayson:
i have made ​​slight improvements on design_02 and upload the new version design_03.

more infos you can see in my post.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Wow, fantastic work! Thanks for your great contributions. I'm going to make the next version use templates for more pages (for example, the folder listing pages). I'm also going to try correcting the server's tendency to send the pages as UTF-8 without telling the browser that it's doing so. Combined, these should fix some persistent issues as well as letting you tweak the look of other pages more easily (without recompiling any C#).

A word of warning about using two browser sessions at once: Although the webserver is multi-threaded, I can't guarantee how thread-safe it is right now. You could possibly have race conditions (for example, if one session tried to upload a file to the phone while another tried to delete the folder it was in) that may lead to unexpected behavior or crashes. That said, I've tested it with basic multi-client operation and it does work (although it's limited to handling only a few clients simultaneously, to keep resource usage down).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jayjojayson:
that's sound really good. it would be great to edit the folder listing pages. then i can make a design, with black background in folders and so the htc hd7 design will look like the original design.

great, maybe the bugs with internetexplorer go away with this settings.

let's do us make further tests, then we can create a design for example, with two file explorer in one window (not in two, as it is now). this would be cool, if you can search in different directorys or subdirectorys in only one window.

if there are is a solution, that we can copy files from one to a other directory, build it in please.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
File copy or move *can* be implemented using a cookie to track the pending operation. It's one of the features I want to add, but I think it will wait until v2.5 at least, when I also plan to add more UI for dealing with files (access all their timestamps, easily change all their attributes, view and optionally edit them in-place, etc.). Since copy/move can already be managed by downloading the file and re-uploadin it elsewhere (although this doesn't work with Mobile IE), it's lower-priority for now.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] JulietteOnXDA:
I appriciate your work, but I doubt that this phone-iframe is user friendly. I like the tile design though. ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] LiFePo4:
GDTD - I just installed this and set it to elevated privilege with Root Tools and it works. Why this is important is I failed the HTC Utility driver test before elevating it (and it of course did not run). I note your first post still says you need to pass this test or have a custom ROM, but elevating it works in my case.

P.S. This is how I got and put back the download limit modified xml files for the other email thread and then set them to read only.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Ack sorry, I thought I'd updated the first post here in light of WP7 Root Tools but apparently not. I'll do that now, thanks!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] LiFePo4:
No problem - thank you (and I gave a thanks to your first post; love this webserver!)