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[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] PhoneRepairHUB:
unlocktool doesnt support mi account removal

can confirmed if the bootlaoder is unlocked?
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] new mobile:
no he don't unlock bootloader... i am unlock bootloader but same issue.
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] PhoneRepairHUB:
you already unlocked your bootloader?
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] new mobile:
yes now mobile is bootloader unlocked condition but boot loop...
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] PhoneRepairHUB:
boot in fastboot use miflash tool the n flash the firmware
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] new mobile:
not working fastboot and recovery mode.. any other option
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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
I'd like to announce a program that I designed for use with iDialer:

GreenButton

GreenButton is an Open Source Windows Mobile 5.0+ program. It runs in the background as a very tiny executable (1kB) that waits for the Green Button (otherwise known as the "Talk" button) to be pressed. At that time, the specified program will be executed. I wrote this with iDialer in mind, and it works perfectly for those who want to use iDialer as their default dialer.

Go to my site for further details, and to download:

http://www.supware.net/GreenButton/
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] joel2009:
Thanks, great software. We get lots of requests for something like this in the Q&A Section.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] quicksite:
oh! F*in A man, now we're talking. Getting closer & closer to the killer app

I can't wait to d/l this and try it.

supbro -- on a tangential note: could you tell us which ROM you run, which SIP you use, whether ot not you use A_C's s2U2, PCMkeyboard?, etc? I have been looking for "best configurations", beyond just best-of-breed apps. Thanks very much for all your great work. I am looking forward to understanding your business and how it will serve smartphone users.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nir36:
this is wonderful. thanks man.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] samthu:
great

tried it and works great thanks alot:)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] wisniak:
Hi,

I installed it on my Tilt and it doesn't work (ie - I press the green button but nothing comes up, not even the standard dialer).

I also looked for a config utility, coulnd't find one (either in Start-Settings nor in Start-Programs).

I performed an SR after installation.

I was expecting some sort of possibility to link between the green button and my preferred app (O3TOUCH).

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Ather:
How do I change the program?

GreenButton is activated upon startup by a shortcut placed in "\Windows\Startup". Edit that shortcut (easiest to do over ActiveSync) and add your program as an argument (this example will execute Pocket IE upon Green Button press):

More Info Here :

http://www.supware.net/GreenButton/
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
There is no config utility, you must edit the registry manually. The registry settings are on my web site. GreenButton was designed for iDialer, so if you don't have iDialer installed, that would explain why no programs start when you push the green button.

If you want to run a different program, you can probably just change HKCU/Software/Supware.net/GreenButton/Run in the registry to the file name of your dialer (maybe \Program Files\O3\O3Touch.exe ?)

Also, after changing registry settings, be sure to soft-reset your device.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Or that way.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] wisniak:
OK

I'm not able to sync the PDA to my work computer, so rather than wait till evening, I used Resco Registry Editor and changed what seemed to me the appropriate reg keys.

So far it seems to be working (ie pressing the green button brings up O3Touch).

But I noticed that there seemed to be some hangs-ups, so I'll uninstall and reinstall then try to edit the shortcut via AS.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] _fm:
Awesome,. thanks so much for this apps,. :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] wisniak:
This app doesn't sync calendar updates but rather the whole calendar, right?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] norkoastal:
Great Program..

I loved I-Dialer, but the lack of an option to launch it using the talk button made me think twice about keeping it... With this addition my wishes are granted, a full screen dialer with fast contacts to match.. Excellent apps!!

The only things I would comment on would be the graphics of the dialer look look less than VGA quality (bottom row icons)... Hopefully folks will begin to skin this program like S2U2 and we will have the perfect replacement to the stock dialer.

I would recommend you work with Dman666 as he is working on a full Iphone theme for the Diamond/TP crowd.. This dialer would compliment both of your efforts perfectly as there seemed to be an issue with launching the phone from the manilla code (bottom home icons) he is tweaking for the theme.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=463018
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Editing the shortcut will have the same effect as updating the "Run" entry in the registry. There's no need to reinstall or edit the shortcut if you've updated the registry.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tatnai:
Um, AEButtonPlus does this . . . for every button on your phone . . . been using it for iDialer from day one.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Actually, I talked to the author of AEButtonPlus about this. He helped me out. Thanks for pointing that out.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] wisniak:
That's obvious.

But I was not able to edit the shortcut. I tried using the "Explore" function in AS, as well as the built-in file explorer. I could only "view" the file. Could you please post more detailed instructions?

Thank you.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] wisniak:
Subpro, what about this?

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
I don't understand the question. What does this have to do with the calendar?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] supbro:
Copy the file to your desktop, edit it with notepad, then copy it back, overwriting the original.
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] vichtch:
Hello, when I restart my phone and try to enter recovery mode, it doesn't enter, it gets a black screen and then restarts again, that's why I need to install twrp recovery. HELP!!
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] ZG_DEV:
U have to get adb and fastboot utilities , unlock bootloader using fastboot and flash twrp using it
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] vichtch:
I already have the bootloader unlocked and rooted, give me the fastboot commands please
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] BloxetPL:
JUST SEARCH THE FORUM BRO, EVERYTHING IS HERE!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nikonzero:
[Script] Wombat's PhoneRoam Script (Stay Connected to High Speed Networks Only)

This is BRILLIANT!! Thankyou so much, there should be some paypal dollars on the way for you mate. Kudos!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stazi:
seems perfect for me, as I'm on three mobile. I have an HTC Touch HD running Windows Mobile 6.1

I installed VJVolbilis. Then I installed Mortscript. Next, I tried to run wombatphone script which I have on my sd card. Nothing happens. Do I need to do something first?

edit: just realised it is working on the today page. However, quite quickly I get a crash with VJVolbilis causing me to enter my pin again and essentially making my phone stuck

edit2: it appears to also cause scummvm and shell32 to crash (the former is strange as scummvm isn't running)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stazi:
Just noticed that data still goes out even if roaming if I press 'update now'.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] squibly:
Thanks this is exactly what I needed - will install and see how it goes as I'm heading out to a Three non-service area next week.

Is it possible to get back the standard Operator Logo?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
I am back from holidays today so I will look into some of the problems you have been getting.

There is some issues with VJVolbilis as it does sometimes locks up trying to kill the dialup session. Windows Dialup is rather unstable anyway.

It will still try to dial but it detects this and should kill the dialup session within a few seconds of it starting. I am looking at doing this a better way maybe with the NODATA program to disable the dialup session all together?

I too have seen this sometimes. I think it is caused if VJVolbilis runs twice and tries to dial at the same time another session is tring to dial. I have done some things to reduce this in this version but it is still there sometimes. I will look at what I can do to improve it.

I will look at adding a menu system in the future that will allow you to set this Operator functions. I have enabled it in this version as it is a beta and I needed to get some feedback on how it is working so left it enabled. In the Meantime You can disable it by commenting out the following lines

#	RegWriteString( "HKLM", "System\State\Phone", "Current Operator Name", WriterString )
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] squibly:
Well I tested the script whilst in a non-roaming area (about 70km outside the CBD, I'm also on the Three network in South Australia) and it worked a treat. I was mainly concerned about Push Email which I use for work. I sent myself a test email and the phone did not receive it.

I did, however, get prompted to enter my username and password for Planet3 numerous times (assume this was whenever ActiveSync tried to access the Exchange server).

When I was back with normal metro area, I knew was non-roaming as I had been checking the coverage to see when I went onto roaming, it did not reconnect to Three. I left it a while but still nothing. I had to eventually terminate the script.

I also am running across a problem with VJVolubilis - but this seems only to happen when I soft reset my phone.

I'm now at home which I know is within the Three HSPDA coverage area (as it was previously showing this). However, with the script running again, it's showing "T:OFF". When looking at my Network settings you can see in the top menu bar it's showing the standard HSPDA logo but I'm not sure what "T:OFF" refers to??

*edit*

On a side note I get no sound playing when I do receive an email with your script running.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
I will try to work out how to turn on the push email when the data connection is up this should keep the data flowing. When you are in a Roaming State (i.e. in only an E or G area) you wont be able to recieve emails.

This is whole purpose of this script to stop you from getting charged heaps by Tel$tra when roaming. It should however reconnect once you are back in a Three Coverage area and allow you to receive your emails.

I too have seen this as well. Am working on a way to disable the connection altogether when roaming. This should stop the issue with the password prompt comming up.

I have found the registry keys I need to use I am just working on the logic.

I should have another version available in the next few days.

This I also know about. It is caused by the multple disconnections it needs to make to the connection whenever anything trys to connect to the internet. Hopefully the changes I have made to disable the connection altogether should rectify this.

Again this should be reduced in the next version.

This refers to that it is connected but there is no data networks available. I think this may also be related to the crashing of Windows dialup. Hopefully I should have this reduced in the next version also.

This one puzzles me. I am not using sound at all so there should not be any reason that the sound is effected by my script. I have not seen this as yet here and still get the email received sounds from my device. I will keep an eye out for it. let me know if you narrow down when if it occurs in the next version.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Girvo:
Hey just FYI: Three only uses the Telstra network when "Roaming". When you are in Three Mobile Broadband coverage, it's actually on Three's own infrastructure :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bigruss:
Working great so far, also on Three in Oz. Thankyou! Will wait for my next bill and donate.

At risk of off-topic which radio do you use and what battery life do you get? I use the radio from the latest three rom update (but different rom) and my battery lasts the working day just about

cheers

Russ
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
Hi Russ,

I use a Kaiser TYTN II on Three (Not originally a Three phone) running WM6.1

These phones chew power like no end and i'm lucky if it lasts the whole day. I have to charge it at home and at night. (and that's without using the GPS.) If I use the GPS or the wireless features it actually discharges faster than it charges especially with the GPS running.

As Mentioned in the read-me I cant guarantee that it wont have any roaming charges they just shouldn't be anywhere near what they would have been if you didn't run the script. Keep an eye on it because if the script stops running it may still connect to the lower speeds. I have limited testing abilities here to make it roam (pretty much the only place is the Restroom ) I have tried to think of as much as I can to prevent it but it is Windows so all bets are off!!!

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
Hi All,

To alleviate some of your fears, I will give you my example of my roaning data usage.

The script has saved me heaps.

I will give you my example of my roaming data usage. I use roughly 100MB - 200MB of data most months on Three.

Last month it was $1.77 (around 1mb) of roaming charges last month (December) This was while I was writing the first version of the script and I had been trying to break the script and sometimes did :(

Many improvements have been made since then.

On the months that I did not have the script prior to this it usually cost me around $50 for the leakage data when it roamed. Then I learned that you can set the phone to stop lower speed data but the downside of this was that there was times that I did not have phone coverage (when out of three network there was no service). That's why I started to write this script.

I am still waiting for this months bill as I have been continuously testing my script (9th Feb) but I believe it still will be very low roaming data usage. Only time will tell and Im hoping for some good feedback from you all so that I can make this a success and save you some money $$$

Regards

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bigruss:
Sounds good, I got $100 of roaming data over the last few months. My work (UNSW Campus) has patchy reception so I am constantly in and out of 3's 3g network. So far your script is working beautifully when it roams onto Telstra, at least when I am watching or try to manually activesync for example when roaming.

btw I have a diamond, my previous phone was a kaiser and I think it had slightly better battery life than the diamond. Can't wait for the next leap forwards in battery technology, I too am tied to my charger!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
Good stuff Russ.

Keep me posted on the performance you are getting.

I suspect that you may get some higher Battery usage by using the script. This is not so much from the script it will be due to the switching of bands/disconnecting etc and the fact that it is using 3G and HSDPA more often (uses more power for these data types). I have mine connected to Active Sync Exchange syncronisation across the net constantly and get quite a few emails over the day. So far i dont see too many issues with my battery life (other than usual this phone sucks the juice anyway)

I hope to hear from more of you on your experiences and improvements you would like to see in this script. Eventually I would like to make it into an APP.

Thanks to all of you for trying this script and hopefully It will save you money.

Regards

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bigruss:
Will try you suggestion and let you know in the thread, though I may not be back into dodgy reception areas for a week or so. In the meantime I have been trying to use phonealarm, and it does deactivate the data connection quite nicely but it doesn't always switch to my 'roaming' profile when roaming and so I still get some data transfer. You could try phonealarm, backup the registry with the 'data connection active' (wincereg I think is the name of the registry software), change the data connection to inactive and backup the reg again then compare to see what the change did?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bigruss:
Just had a quick go. I am in good HSPDA reception area, the connection is staying active and there is no flipping to roaming at all. The 0.8 script gives me 8% mortscript CPU usage constantly, The 0.8.5 script gives me 40-50% mortscript CPU usage.

I usually disconnect the data connection after 1 minute inactive to save battery. Is there a way to allow this in the script? So the script is only called if an application attempts to make a data connection, then if there is 3g the connection is allowed but if there is only roaming then the connection is killed? Maybe then the script can just be called and doesn't have to run constantly?

btw I'm not daft but I am not a programmer either so forgive me for impossible/useless suggestions :-D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
I haven't looked at that as I need a nailed up connection most of the time I will look into this soon.

From your previous post I have determined where the issue is with the high CPU usage it seems that Mortscript has a tendency to hog cpu when doing checks for tasks and active window checking. I have improved it quite a bit by re-adding the sleep statement near the beginning of the script (under the first while statement) This brings it back to the 10% but it slows it down quite a lot and the timings are out. I will need to look further into this. I have my next version almost written and it will have a major rewrite of some of the routines. Once I have finished testing I will release it. If you want to improve the latest version uncomment the sleep statement under the while. That should reduce the CPU allot.

While (Initialized = 1)
Sleep (1000)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] krish_nank:
Hi wornbat,

Does this work only when we are in roaming..... can we make use of it when we are in home network.:confused:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
The script once installed in the startup folder will automatically run when WindowsMobile boots. Once it starts running it will keep you connected to any 3G or HSDPA (3G or H) network it can connect to. Via your default internet profile.

I am not sure what you mean about Home Network (are you talking about when connected with active sync or Wireless? or talking about your home Phone Carrier network?)

I will assume you are talking about home carrier network.

If you are in your home Phone Carrier network then it will connect to 3G or HSDPA whenever it is available. If you roam outside of your home network and only Edge or GPRS is available it will disconnect automatically and keep you disconnected to avoid any usage charges.

When you return in range of your home Phone Carrier Network it will automatically reconnect to the 3G or HSDPA network when it becomes available and keep connected.

I will eventually expand the script to work with Wireless and Bluetooth and ActiveSync but for now it is just keeping the Data connected via 3G or H networks.

I hope this explains it for you

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
You can run it at any time. It is designed to be running all the time.

It keeps you connected to the Highest Speeds that it can and keeps you there.

If you roam out of the High Speed areas it automatically shuts off the internet to prevent you from being charged for Roaming Data Charges. (When you are on G or E Internet areas)

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Dokta:
Fantastic app, wornbat! I'm running it on my partners phone and it seems to be working great.

I'm curious, are you working on something similar for Android? I'm using a ADP1 on 3 and it's all these problems again.

I'm totally new to Java and Android, but an app to switch to a dummy APN while roaming has been on my mind since I got it.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] WizRd:
Obviously i'm missing something, the vj app wouldn't install so I downloaded the executable which I found via google.com.au

Mortscript wouldn't install unless I use the latest beta version. As a result you script ends up throwing the following error:

Invalid parameter count for 'Set'

Line 1 (\Windows\Startup\WombatPhoneRoam.mscr): set_vjvolubilis = "\Windows\"

Yes I changed the script to look in the Windows directory and the app exists in there and when ran on its own, works (Gives me three dialog boxes with the possible commands)

Obviously I am missing something, any suggestions?

Btw, I am using a HTC TyTn II from 3.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
Thanks for the praise I'm glad you like it. I haven't had much time to do much more with this script lateley as I got too upset about the high charges by 3 and the fact you. Can't roam onto telstra without the high costs involved. So I went with Exetel and I don't have much of an issue anymore. I can roam on optus without being charged and it only costs me 5 bucks plus 1.5c/MB I still use the script to keep it on the high speed when it can but have allowed it to connect to G when it can't. Let me know when you have an android app as I run android most of the time now on my Kaiser.

Thanks for the feedback

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wornbat:
Hi WizRd,

vjvolubilis is still available on the site listed in the readme that comes with it

Usage: YOU MUST INSTALL VJVolbilis first. You can get it from http://www.vijay555.com/?Releases:VJVolubilis

get it from there and shouldn't need to change the line where its located unless you install it on the SD card.

As for Mortscript you will need to install the latest Beta version of it as some of the commands that I use may not be in the release version. I use MortScript-4.11b2

I hope that helps

Wombat
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] WizRd:
Thanks wombat, unfortunately the issue isn't the MortScript install, I have already installed the latest beta and this installed no worries. I even went as far as installing it in the main memory just to be sure.

I have downloaded the latest version of VJVolubilis from the website link you have provided in the past, unfortunately the CAB fails to install, hence the desire to download the exe on its own and attempt to get everything to work that way.

I still get the error from you script I listed above, such a shame as this was exactly what I have been looking for and was hoping it would work...