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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] mifareman:
Destinator on JasJar and regsvr_arm.exe

Can anybody please point me in the right direction as to find regsvr_arm.exe. I have followed all the directions so far and when I try run destinator I get a Destinator object creation error. The only thing I havn't done is the register bit, please.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] davidberrysmith:
here you go

;)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] koitirs:
Destinator turns off after some minutes

First of all, thank you everybody who gave instructions for the installation, of the Destinator specially for irv777. I followed the irv777 instructions and I could install the Destinator and configure the GPS perfectly. But I could notice that after using some minutes the Destinator, the screen of my Pocket PC turned off and when I turned it on again (using the light button), the GPS communication was lost because the GPS COM Port was changed. Does anybody have the same problem? Does anyone have any idea of what is happening in my case? I could realize that when I open the registry on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Apps/DestinatorApps of my Pocket PC it is different from the registry of the Pocket PC of my friend who installed the Destinator using the custom metodology (he doesn't have WM5). Is it the cause of that problem? If it is the cause how can I fix it? I don't know how to edit registry.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] davidberrysmith:
I havn't found any problems with it on mine. a possible work around for you might be to change the power and light settings so they don't turn off when you are using destinator.....

;-)

good luck
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ta_:
obviously i am doing something wrong here....

copy the destinator apps were in the ppc? i dont have enough memory eventhough my exec is recently formated (ppc 32mb free/destinator apps 36mb).

anybody? :(

edit: please mates.... i am leaving for a road trip in ten days and i could realy use a gps
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ghoz:
Aussie topic - destinator cont'

hi guys,

I followed the instructions:

1. installed destinator on PC

2. copy all files (140MB) of them to the storage card

3. were trying to run ...\ARM\Independent\DestinatorApps\Destinator\Destinator.exe and got the error message described in the discussion

4. registered the dll in the windows directory...

now when trying to run the destinator.exe from the storage card I'm getting nothing (the screen flicker once)... :(

any ideas? any help would be appriciated.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] shaker:
Is the procedure similar if you have an embedded GPS?

I have a Mio P350 & want to put Destinator 3 on it, do you install the console on the PC first, if so what files & from where do you install on the PDA, & what do you install on the SD card?

Appreciate any help I can get, as the MioMap v3.2 is driving me crazy!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GigilinE:
AngryRivelation​

I have deodexed, rooted and zip align rom.

Now i prepare thread, ROM in upload in load :)

[SCREENSHOT]​

Features​

- Snote 3

- Wallpapers note 3

- my files note 3

DOWNLOAD

http://revengedevteam.it/public/rom/AngryRivelation/[RevengeDevTeam]AngryRivelation%20v1[4.3][TEST].zip
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] xelat_azad:
Like

I Like your MultiDpi Rom. We waiting your new multi dpi rom for n7100 :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] acikspingebu:
So, how is it? done?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] tamnteh:
got to copy paste to download from link
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] gannjunior:
http://revengedevteam.it/public/rom...engeDevTeam]AngryRivelation v1[4.3][TEST].zip
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ayfon:
please more information, Features ?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mannyvinny:
+1
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] TheAgent1982:
KNOX Question

Please let me know:

What did you exactly remove to avoid KNOX?

Does it include Boot-loader (with KNOX)? Or it is working with older Boot-loader ( without KNOX ) ?

Will I be able to flash back 4.1.2 if I will want to go back to 4.1.2?

Does it have any Tweak with 4.3 ROM?

The MOD are working for 4.3 ROM?

Thank you for the answers!
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ravijani:
google drive mirror pls..

i cannot download at 5 MBps from your link... only 50 Kbps..

google drive lets me do it..
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Cole59:
Hi,

Take this link http://tinyurl.com/n65zz5d to download this rom.
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] iTTi:
I am facing some issue with the keyboard. The mobile vibrates every 2 seconds and I get the message that Samsung Keyboard has stopped working :( Please help me
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GigilinE:
wait wait.. a other upload incoming :p

I have fixed many problem and i insert many feautures by Note 3 :)
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] iTTi:
Thanks Mate :D
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ahmad 25:
when well you upload the new version because i want to try your rom

thinks for your effort
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GigilinE:
http://tinyurl.com/oumhsm9

New version with:

Many Apps by note 3

Fix Samsung IME

and many mods ...
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] m_carleone82:
Firstly Thanks a lot.

what mods and tweaks it have? Also can you confirm

*SNOTE

*SCRAPBOOK

*AIR COMMAND

features is working???

Also what about KNOX issue ? and could you please post more screen shots??
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] ahmad 25:
thinks for the rom

can tell us whats new in this version
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] taz44410:
Is the sync with Samsung account working on snote?
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GigilinE:
Now i post in OP new features :)

S View (flip cover) now working, i have abilitated :)

Video for flashbar like NOTE 3 :)

http://revengedevteam.it/public/rom/AngryRivelation/immagini/SCR_20131003_222647.mp4
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] slink_59:
Some issue in this rom:

-after install, need to flash su zip to have root,

-impossible to change font ( settings force close)

-samsung hub force close

please look at this!

otherwise all work fine for me!

thanks :good:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] styleage:
Rom use snote from note 3 => sync => FC

Samsung hub FC -> not woking in VN => delete hehe

Change font FC

Sketckbook FC

Story album FC

Samsung wallet no working

Optical reader no working

Battery good
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] m_carleone82:
Hi mate.

How is

S note

Scrapbiok

Aircommand working
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Rivafe:
Same problems here. Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] mellows:
download very very slowly....

server change ???
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] slink_59:
No support on this rom? :confused:
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] GigilinE:
I work for abilitated air command :p

Inviato dal mio GT-N7100 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] slink_59:
ok great!

otherwise i found why we can't change font, there are folders "DroidSans.ttf" and "DroidSans-Bold.ttf" in font's folder , just delete and remplace by correct fonts (attached)

and i found some apps from Note 3 firmware as Accuweather, sketchbook, Scrapbook, and others ...

take a look here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2467810
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] styleage:
:d wait new ver fix error
[Galaxy Note II Android Development] Muhammad Jamaal:
Are you going to upload a new version with the note 3 quick note thing. Waiting to try out this ROM :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gears177:
So i had lost hope in reviving my phone it was boot-looped with no recovery fast-boot or adb the drivers were all messed up too. I had pretty much given up hope on it. the last thing i was going to try was a jig a jig resets the binary counters on your phone and forces it into download mode or bootloader mode. I created my own so ill explain how to do it.

1.) First things first a jig works by having 300k ohms of resistance beetween the pins of 4 and 5 of a micro usb.

Some requirements youll need are

Micro usb jack you can cut a cord apart for one

300k ohm resistor or 3 100k resistors

2.) splice the cable apart until you get your micro usb jack clean the pastic off until the pins are exposed you should see a row of three on one side and two on the other pin five is the un used one or the one on the right of the third row when its laying with the row of three on the top and the 4th pin is the right one on the row with the second row

i googled imaged some pics sorry.

3.) after identifying pin 4 and 5 solder your 300k ohm resistor or 3 100k ohm resistors in series between the two pins.

4.) After that your ready to see if it works take out your battery for 2-5 seconds then put it back in after that plug the usb jig into your phone and after a couple of seconds your phone should automatically boot into bootloader mode easily flashable with odin then :)!! sometimes my jig took two or three times to work i found it works best if you leave it in take the battery out for a few seconds then put it back in. My phone is currently flashing on odin ill update later with some pics goodluck everyone :) hope this helped someone
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Greetings. I just picked up a used MT4GS because I had to have a hwkbd and want to get it into top fighting condition. I've read through the posts on Bulletproof and MikTouch ROMs and am trying to understand what the real differences are. I'd appreciate any comments on features that one has that the other doesn't.

So far i have been able to determine:

In MikTouch, the screen capture is broken

This is my first Android phone, so i'm lacking context to understand a lot of the descriptions of changes.

Thanks :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] nosuchfile:
This phone is an oldie but a goodie, and welcome to the board.

I just came off of miktouch, which is a clean sense experience, but I was getting reboots on this ROM (don't know why, could have been a problem on my end). My understanding is the miktouch is slightly newer than bulletproof, and is based on a newer HTC firmware (this is for the version 0.7 miktouch, which is the most recent and the one you want to use).

If you need sense, then I think this is a good rom, but probably either one is good. They are both widely reported as stable, so I am not sure if my own experience regarding reboots is just a rare exception.

If you are not committed to the sense framework, I highly recommend scverhagen's CM9.1, which is very solid in my experience. I have used v12 for at least a month, and v13 came out yesterday, and is so far (knock wood) rock solid.

There are quite a few CM10.X variations available, and I've tried several. In my experience (and on my device) they are not as completely rock solid as the CM9.1, which is the only reason I am not using one as a DD. That said, they are quite mature, and are in wide use by many who want to be on the later CM versions.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Thanks for your comments. Having almost no experience with Android, i don't really know if i object to the Sense overlay or not. I have read that losing Sense loses a lot of the capabilities of the camera, and the camera is the other reason i got this phone (with the keyboard).

Anyway, i just finished unlocking the phone now. Did you get S-Off on yours?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] nosuchfile:
I believe that was once true, but I think most of the camera issues have since been solved. I don't use the high end functions of the camera much. I think also there were some problems with 1080p video, which have also since been solved.

The CM roms are based off of the google android base code, and so they are able to work with certain apps that may not work with the version on which both bulletproof and miktouch are based, which is version gingerbread, android 2.3. CM 9.1 is based on android 4.0 (icecream sandwich). and CM 10.X is based on android 4.1-4.3. Chrome browser requires min android 4.0, and is probably the best browser.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history

Yes, I did S-off mine. There is a post that describes the procedure using a wire to short between a spare uSD card and a very small hole at a precise time. The S-off is somewhat handy as it eliminates one step in flashing ROMs, namely, extracting a file from the ROM and separately flashing that single file (using fastboot) after flashing the ROM itself the 'normal' way, but is not necessary, and I would not suggest it as it is kind of tricky (but if you feel lucky...). I think it took me around 20 tries to finally get it right.

Hope this helps, and I would suggest starting with CM 9.1, as it will give you a more 'pure' android experience. Although some do like the Sense overlay, I don't care for it, and it is a lot less customizable.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] davidf9:
Yes, the original sense camera produced excellent photos and videos, especially in low light, which I've never matched with others since. One person (can't remember who) who used later ROMs on a daily basis said he used to swap back to sense whenever he wanted to use the camera at a particular event. So I guess that's another option for you. For me, I've stuck mainly with CM9.1 for daily use (camera wasn't central to my 'buy' decision), and dabbled with other ROMs evenings and weekends.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Thank you. I actually did a simple comparison (talk.maemo .org /showpost.php?p=1378114&postcount=27) between the camera and my previous phone's camera to see which handled low light better, and my results agree with your experience. This is a pretty high priority for me.

I think your comments confirm for me that i do want to stick with GB + Sense for now. That brings me back to the OP though. :) From reading through the threads for the respective ROMs i think i have another difference:

* Bulletproof has a more colorful customized theme/paradigm.

* Bulletproof has some geeky utilities like bash shell and nano editor

Still wondering about substantive differences. I'll probably flash Bulletproof unless i hear of any disadvantages of it relative to Miktouch.

Edit: meh can't post links blah blah.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Hmm i thought that the fixes had gotten incorporated in Bulletproof in the later revision (1.1). :/

This may be a problem because i need e.g. Exchange Mail and i read that it's been removed in the custom ROMs. :(
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Well i've used clockworkmod recovery to make a nandroid of the stock system and have flashed Bulletproof 1.1 and the UV5 undervolting kernel. I'll see if it can be made to do what i want/need. Kudos to WeekendsR2Short for archiving the files so they are still available and to the hackers who put the ROM together.

I'm still looking for comments on current, real differences between the two ROMs, particularly from those in the know about whether there are meaningful differences in performance due to the origin of each. I would expect the fixes that went into the later stock ROMs also could be incorporated into Bulletproof, regardless of whether it was based on that ROM, but were they? I see guides from Blue6 on tweaks for network performance and GPS performance, so it seems he was aware of the issues.

Edit: I don't have working wifi so i'm guessing a custom kernel is a no go without S-off. That's what i thought but then i couldn't understand how people can run ICS without S-off. Obviously my assumptions are wrong somewhere... I'll reflash the boot image from Bulletproof 1.1.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
Bulletproof 1.1 is still based on the original stock ROM (1.28), whereas Miktouch is based on the 1.63 release. In the 1.63 release, HTC made some major improvements in GPS, Bluetooth, and overall smoothness of the ROM as well as closed some security issues. Miktouch retains all the base stuff, including the Genius subsystem. By default, however, the Genius button has been remapped to do search, but there is a small patch that can be applied to revert the mapping back to the Genius function.

I've tried Bulletproof and though it is very stable, I still prefer Miktouch. It just seems more "fluid", especially with the patches like Liquidsmooth Rosie, and No-scrolling Cache. I also like the CM9.1 version from sverhagen, now on r13 release. It is very stable and works very well.

But, as others have stated, if the camera is very important, only the stock-based ROMs like Miktouch are going to give you 100% of what this phone can do. That's because HTC put a lot of the control of the image processor directly into the Sense framework, which of course is lacking in other ROMs. Other ROMs can access basic functions and do processing using the CPU, but cannot access some of the higher functions of the dedicated image processor. The CM9.1 camera is good, but if you look at photos side-by-side with those taken with Miktouch, for instance, you can see a difference in depth of field, exposure, lighting, compression. It is subtle, but visible. Most people probably would not care or even notice, so it is a personal choice.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] syzoogle:
Best description of the differences between Miktouch and Bulletproof I've read on the XDA forums! :good:

Thanks
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Thanks, that's a very useful summary.

OT:

I flashed the MikTouch 0.7 ROM and most of the patches that you uploaded in its thread. What difference do you see with the MikTouch-No-Scrolling-Cache patch? From my understanding of scrolling caches, disabling them would make it less smooth rather than more.

Answering my own question (OP):

Now that i have flashed both ROMs i can mostly answer my own question about the differences. As i had guessed from my reading, Bulletproof is a more complete or thorough mod. It provides some nice options for the quick settings and the status icons that sit at the top right. It has cut out most of the extra apps, and hidden the Kid's Zone icon. It has a custom theme and keeps the other themes.

A brief play with some network access suggests that MikTouch may be smoother more optimized due to its more updated origins. On the other hand, it feels less cohesive and polished.

It might be summed up by saying that, in terms of visible modifications, Bulletproof goes overboard, while MikTouch isn't quite enough.

So if Bulletproof were based on the latest stock ROM and wasn't missing a couple "bloatware" features that i want to keep, i would reflash it now. Because it's not, i'll give MikTouch a go for a while.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
Not sure what your needs are as for a notes app, but I use the one HTC included in the ROM simply called Notes. It can import/export but I haven't used that feature or know the format. Also, Adobe PDF reader comes with the ROM, too. These are both in Miktouch. I have also run into that keyboard issue with Terminal, someone posted a revised Terminal app that fixed that issue but now I don't know where it is located. Perhaps look around on the Play Store. As to spreadsheets and other office-type apps, QuickOffice is now owned by Google and was made free in the Play Store. It can read/write most MS Office documents. And Google Maps now has the feature of storing offline maps for when you don't have network access.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Yeah i had just discovered QuickOffice was free after finding the usual subjects (Gnu apps, OO, etc) aren't available and presumably decent since Google decided to buy it. I vaguely remember there being a QuickOffice on my Handera(?) a decade ago. Wonder if it's the same thing.

The attention to detail in the ConnectBot app makes it actually possible to hack system files, and its support for copy and paste, combined with that nano binary i got installed, lets me copy-paste text into files. The lack of universal clipboard and general lack of time-honored keyboard shortcuts is driving me up the wall. I sure took that for granted on maemo. Android just isn't designed with a hardware keyboard in mind. :/

Nano is super flaky with poor refresh, and without keyboard arrows it's a bit hard to use. It would be impossible without ConnectBot's workaround for lack of CTRL, though. Can anyone recommend a good simple GUI text editor for editing config files etc.? One that supports copy/paste, unlike that half-assed ES File Explorer note editor atrocity.

Anyway, I used the above setup to make the changes to the gps.conf file recommended here.

I'm also finding the long-press on Home is a passable imitation of the camera-button or CTRL-BACKSPACE shortcut to task switcher on the N900 too.

I'm going to give the Sneaky Pete kernel a try now.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Fuzi0719:
For hacking system files, an easy app to use is Kernel Tuner. Even though I'm using the stock kernel on Miktouch, I use Kernel Tuner to set my min CPU and governor (I have 1134 max/192 min and conservative governor on both cores) and I set the I/O scheduler to noop with a 2048kb cache. The app has the built in ability to make edits to system files and is geared for Sense ROMs.

Also, you might want to download/install the newer Swype keyboard from Play Store. It is newer/better than the Swype that is built in to the HTC ROM. The built in Swype can be disabled (I use MyBackup Pro to freeze certain things that are built in, like the Group messaging and Tmobile ID stuff that I never use).
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] davidf9:
Have you found some of Blue6ix' posts yet? He listed ways to remap the keys to whatever you wanted, and I seem to recall keyboard shortcuts was one of the things lamented when he moved to a phone without a hardware keyboard. (though I don't use shortcuts myself so can't say more)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Flandry:
Yeah that's what i linked to a few posts back when i mentioned it. I've spent a while playing around with it now that i have a functioning nano editor and bash. I found, to my disappointment, that CTRL can't be used as a modifier until Android 3. At least that's what i gathered. The amount of conflicting information on every thing i search for is mind-boggling, both due to vendor and device differences and android API differences, i assume. Anyway, no CTRL isn't too big of a deal since the standard CTRL-+ shortcuts aren't really standard on it, and VX Connectbot makes it easy to generate CTRL+? inputs. I switched to VX, an improved Connectbot fork, when i realized i had no way to generate angle brackets or pipe characters. VX Connectbot enables the SYM selector pop-up and and lets you map most buttons. It's really quite nice.

The more amusing/aggravating thing i discovered is that if you map a key to TAB, it actually is "symlinked" to DPAD_DOWN (keycode 20). That means it behaves vaguely TAB-like in the browser, but not in text editors. I found this out using the debug show keycode option in VX Connectbot. So the obvious system remap for the asinine www./.com key is pointless, and there doesn't seem to be any way to get a real tab input using just a remap. I'm not sure how much further up the pipeline you can go with a closed ROM -- really have no idea -- but again at least there's a way to get TAB in a shell with VX. I did, in desperation, try just entering the keycode for TAB (61) in the key layout file, instead of the enum name. Hilarity and a dead keyboard ensued... yay for cwm recovery. :silly:

So now most of my grand plans for modding the keyboard layout are sort of in tatters. I think I will

map the right shift, genius, sym, and alt keys to cursor keys (just too hard to consistently press the dpad left or right without getting an up or down in there somewhere). That's similar to the layout i'm used to on my N900.

I'd move sym to Home and make Back another spacebar. The spacebar has to be pushed close to its middle on this keyboard, and it's too far away to make sense.

probably remap www. to SHIFT_RIGHT so that it can be tab in Connectbot (built in option)

that leaves just the menu key as redundant (well, and two shifts and space bars after the changes). TBD

Edit: After reading through this, it is clear that if i went with an ICS ROM i could remap as intended. Prior to Froyo the key map files were much less versatile. I think i could get TAB working if i modded the binary keymap file, but it's probably not worth it.