yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Touchmypro:
thanks! Haha,opps,I was getting sleepy,to much playing,making,flashing different roms,ignoring the woman,you know lol. I'll have it fixed soon. More to come hopefully.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] dragonman0206:
Which Folder?

Which sub-folder in the Windows folder does this go in?

Sorry to be such a noob.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] dragonman0206:
Never mind ...I figured it out from anoher thread. Search is your friend...lol
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] SamsungGalaxySamsung:
hahaha nice name man. TouchMYPRO
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Touchmypro:
Lol, ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] jrodri62:
how can i get the download for the #4 pack?
[Touch GSM General] The Devil_HTC:
Smart Dialing option is not wrking properly in my HTC touch.

When i dial a new number which resembles the one already dialed one, the smart dialing option itself picks up the number already dialed rather than dialing the new one...

pls suggest...
[Touch GSM General] jeroham:
Same here

I'm having the same problem. Perhaps it is a Windows Mobile overall error? Anyone?:(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
WakeOnLan for PocketPCs v0.1 (by Tommi)

Insanely simple program to send some magic packets out to a specified MAC address.

Just extract and run. No Installer needed or included. :rolleyes:

Can be used as a command line tool or just by starting and entering the MAC Address in the popup Window.

Command Line:

Please use as following:

WakeOnLan.exe [MACAddress]

MacAddress can be either 01E4523AEE22 or 01:E4:52:3A:EE:22

One way to set it up for easy use with just one PC in you your home is to create a shortcut to the program, and then use a file exploerer (e.g. Total Commander) to change the shortcut and add the MAC address to the end of the command. If you place the shortcut in the start menu you should be able to start your PC by simple pressing the program icon in the start menu.

Requirements

You need WiFi. If you don't have it there is no way this will work.

Should run on any device that has .NET CF 2.0 installed. (Only tested it on my Blackstone though)

CREDITS

Basically all I did was putting pieces from the Web together, there is no real idea from inside this app.

C# code snippets for WakeOnlan sending taken from:

Lukas Neumann

* http://blog.memos.cz/index.php/team/2008/06/12/wake-on-lan-in-csharp

Program Icon made by:

ToffeeNut

* http://toffeenut.deviantart.com/art/Black-Neon-Agua-iPhone-Theme-85452072

Thanks to you Guys!

Enjoy the app,

Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] LeAdReW:
where to take this mac adress?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=mac+address+windowsxp&btnG=Google-Suche&meta=
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
When you say start your pc, what exactly do you mean? Like if my computer is off (not completely, switch is still on, just he computer is "off") if I use this, it will boot on my computer?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
Hi FatBoyExtraordinaire,

if your PC support Wake On Lan (WOL) you can startup your PC from being completely switched off. It will be the same as pressing the Power Button.

It does not work with WLAN only with LAN cable connected to the PC. Typically WOL is not enabled by default. It probably needs to be activated in your PC BIOS and also in windows.

Here is a little howto that should basically help: http://www.anycpu.com/projects/diypc/GraniteBay/OS.htm#WakeOnLAN

Cheers,

Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nir36:
this is GREAT. very useful for my office

thank you so much :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
You are welcome nir :D

If you use it in your office, maybe a version with a proper GUI with a list of PCs may be usefull. (or you use a mortscript batch to fire up wakeonlan via commandline for all machines...)

Anyways let me know if a GUI version would be useful for you, and I see what I can do ;)

Cheers,

Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] FreeLancer2k7:
Thank you very much!

If you want to run the App with Parameters, you can Press the Ok-Hardware Button and then Hold the Stylus down on the Clock at the top right corner. Then you can choose "Run" and use it like the windows "Run".
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] surur:
Would this work if you VPN into a router? Will the magic packet be preserved?

Surur
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Keland44:
be nice to user this over the phone internet connection and not over the wifi is it even possible to do that? anybody have any pointers?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
Thanks for the quick and thorough response. Gotta do a little research in regards to Vista and get back to you.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Aftashok:
help me out with that please once you've figured it out....i use Vista also....and i have the program on and the shortcuts and all correct, but when i run it, my monitor flickers, but thats it....wont come on or anything....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] MarcLandis:
WOL has nothing to do with the Operation System you use on your PC. Check the settings in your Bios.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
Hi surur,

I don't know if that will work. Important is that you have to be in the same subnet as the machines you wanna wake up, otherwise the broadcast will not reach them. Usually the VPN should completely cover the connection and for the client there should be no difference between a direct connection or the connection via VPN. I may however depend on the VPN solution.

/Tommi

Hi Keeland,

this will surely not work via the phone line as the packages are beeing broadcasted to all machines in the same network as the sender. This is because the routers in the network cannot determine any IP address of the destination machine because they are switched off and do not have one. The MAC address however is device/hardware specific and always assigned to the network card.

So sending this request to your home PC would require the Internet to 'know' the MAC of your PC which sits behind your router in your own LAN. This is a technical impossibility I would say.

But you could perhaps go for the VPN solution which is probably Keland's idea but this would require to have a VPN server on your home router and a client on your phone...

/Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
Hi Marc,

glad to see you also stumbled over on of my little creations :)

Actually you are not fully correct.

The bios need to leave 'the light on' for the LAN card after power off, this is correct. But you also need to tell the LAN card that it should actually care for the magic packets and not just ignore them and this you can only do within the OS by the means of the LAN cards driver. And 3rd: most operating systems are actively setting the power modes for the LAN cards on shutting down which is by default usually set to:completely power off, to safe energy and to overwrite the LAN cards defaults (which is usefull in case of a power outage e.g. where the PC could loose the ability for WOL until the next boot).

So you need to do changes in the OS even though the actual process of booting up the PC afterwards has nothing to do with the OS.

Gruesse,

Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] trondis23:
Here is some more info:

http://www.wakeonlan.me/

And from mobile phones you can use this:

http://www.wakeonlan.me/mobile
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
Hi trondis,

thanks for the links, but I cannot imagine this will work via DSL (when you are not using a router but are directly connected via DSL modem) because there is no IP address when you are not online and you are not online when the PC is off. As for the router based option, I do not even want to think about the possible security problems in opening up a broadcast port forwarding from the internet to my local home net. :eek:

/Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] trondis23:
I haven't tried it myself, but I will. It is supposed to work according to several articles, but probably not via DSL. A router might remember your IP-adress, but you need to enable port forwarding in the router. There are other tools available also. Check this web-site: http://www.depicus.com/ They also have some more info. They even have an application for old Pocket PCs (2002/3).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] WildSioux:
@ thomasschaz:

This has got to be the coolest thing ever! I changed a setting in my BIOS and tried it, but it wouldn't work. I dual boot XP and LinuxMint. I have an onboard 10/100 port that I don't use because I installed a Netgear GA311 gigabit card. I remember in XP there were settings for PowerManagement and WOL. So I enabled the three checkmarks using this http://http://www.anycpu.com/projects/diypc/GraniteBay/OS.htm#WakeOnLAN

Then I shut off my PC and tried your app...It turned the computer on and booted in to Mint (default). I need to figure out how to make this work without those XP settings. I need to find a way in Mint how to activate WOL because it is obviously working off the XP settings.

But for now, as long as I dual boot with XP this will work. Just a suggestion for entering the MAC. I tried to paste the MAC into the box in your app but it won't let me do that. Can you make it so that we can paste that? Or make some kind of drop down box to choose a predefined (user saved) PC. Also something to enter other stuff like MAC, subnet, port, etc... For using when outside of your network. It may already do this, I just don't know how (router settings???).

Something like this...

http://magicpacket.free.fr/

Thanks for this application.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] schaze:
Hi WildSioux,

sorry my last reply has been a victim of the restore the Forum admins had to do. :(

I think your problem with WOL on the linux side should be solvable via this: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

I know copy paste is not working in the MAC popup window because I just used a VB.Net inputbox for that (there is no such thing for C# in which the prog is actually written). I also only used for test reasons because the main purpos of the app was to run a a command used e.g. in a mortscript or with one of those action button apps.

But since this is actually used by people I guess I will make a GUI version with all the things you listed. But his could take real while because I am currently occupied with a very big other project.

Cheers,

Tommi
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moochermick:
Thanks for this app.

works well on my wizard and vista.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] patrickvh:
Hi all,

I searched the forum and also Google.

Maybe just not the correct words?

I have a new HTC Ameo and gave it WM6.1 Pro MiChY MichyPrima 5.2.20931 (Build 20931.14.0).

Tried both radio 1.57 and 1.58 (current).

The protocol version is 32.91.7020.20H

With my old HTC 9100 and HTC 9000 I can still fully connect to my PC's with ActiveSync.

With my Ameo I can only sync favorites and files.

As soon as I select contacts or calendar it gives the (in-) famous Desktop error.

I already cleared the device but as soon as I import (PIMBackup) or restore (SPB Backup) and the base options of MiChY rom is installed ActiveSync stops working.

I tried both Vista Mobile Sync, an already running WinXP ActiveSync and gone so far on doing install of WinXP fresh VMWare and alsooo SVR2003 with Exchange 2003.

It does not work! :(

I already tried removing all and let it sync correctly, then remove sync (without cable), resync again and then select one-by-one.

I really like this rom and cannot see other having this same error.

Am I missing something in ROM? Or is there a new update?

Or can I somehow (low-level?) RIP ActiveSync from my 9100 or another ROM?

I also found it could be a known issue with this AKU or something. Cannot find that article anymore but maybe someone does?

Thanks for support!
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] patrickvh:
Anyone???

I also read somewhere else that a MicroSD flash with OEM Rom could help.

Anyone has direct link to Rapidshare T-Mobile (Dutch?) OEM rom?
[G1 Android Development] Arisme:
Title says it all :)

Considering the devices are similar hardware wise (and the US kernel boots properly on the European device) I guess (not validated so far) that the kernel crashes are caused by new kernel parameters that aren't passed by the "old" bootloader and not properly validated on the kernel itself when missing.

For example the Orange kernel has references to parameters which are not defined by the "old" bootloader

androidboot.cid

androidboot.keycaps (previously board_trout.keycaps)

In any case, be extra careful when swapping kernels and most importantly bootloaders between devices ...
[G1 Android Development] Arisme:
Confirmed - hard patching the parameters in the Orange kernel allow it to boot properly on an "old" bootloader.

So be careful ... and I guess those modifications haven't been reviewed very throughfully (they should have been published, too)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] jespersk:
Im in a need for a simple database holding my classnotes and the like. I reguire a very simple setup: categorized notes titles and memofields. Mdict seems to be the simple and free solution but,

1) how to make Mdict support the nordic charactersets?

2) how two implement a folderstructure or categories?

I tried Listpro, but prefer a Mdict solution as Mdict is freeware.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kk4htc:
I have a serious issues with my Diamond

Whenever I am using internet via Edge/ GPRS on Diamond and if simultaneously I receive an incoming call, the phone immediately restarts.

It is not happening when internet is connected via WiFi. I have settings changes but to no help.

I am using 1.93 ROM in India, airtel. I think this problem was not always there. It happens both with IE and opera..

Please help me with any solutions.

Thanks in advance...:(
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] kk4htc:
No reply yet.... Please Help...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] wetroads:
This was happening to me also, Aussie on Telstra, I flashed in a custom ROM and it fixed the issue.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dhawal4u:
aprt from inbuilt backlight brightness control,is their any other appliaction availble which can make some more control to increase/decrease brightness?
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
First, there is a notable CPU usage decrease on both QVGA and VGA devices. This is a definite plus as Pocket Controller used to have quite high CPU usage on particularly VGA devices. Now, this has been heavily decreased – without a (major) impact on the responsiveness and the speed of rendering the phone screen on the desktop. On the three VGA devices I’ve directly compared the CPU usage on (x51v, Universal – both in the chart – and the HP iPAQ 210, where SOTI 6.01 scored 23% [by clicking around, not significantly higher] and 6.02 scored a more than two times better result: 11% [clicking around: about 25%]), there is a definite CPU usage decrease.

Second, while standard operating system (non-gaming) rendering hasn’t really been sped up (see the counter test), the is a HUGE increase in the VGA gaming capture performance: the new version is about five times(!) better and more responsive. Incidentally, at this stage (and also the QVGA one), I’ve also listed (and published) the performance results (and videos – hence the “final” for the two [QVGA / VGA] gaming videos in the video repository; the other 6.02 videos apply to both builds) of an interim, non-public build, b1385, I’ve been using since January. As can clearly be seen, the biggest difference between b1385 and the current 6.02 build, b1426, is the VGA gaming responsiveness. In this regard, the final, public version of Pocket Controller 6.02 blows everything else out of the water.

Note that while the in-game speed and efficiency remained the same with QVGA and radically increased with VGA, I’ve measured a little bit of speed decrease in both VGA and QVGA with my drawing benchmark (counter) tool. Nevertheless, it’s still way faster than any of the alternatives.

The comparison chart

Note that I haven’t listed subjects that all the tested apps are capable of; for example, Windows 7 compatibility.

Verdict

Basically, you get what you pay for. That is, if you want to control your VGA device and/or want to capture game screens, you’ll want to bite the bullet and purchase a Pocket Controller license. If, on the other hand, you only have a QVGA device and don’t want to take screenshots of apps / games making 100% use of the CPU of the phone, you can consider sticking with the cheaper (or free) solutions.

As a rule of thumb, however, you should avoid using the desktop controller functionality of mDesktop altogether.
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
Note that, as has already been mentioned in the mDesktop review, mDesktop isn’t just a phone desktop controller: it’s far-far more than that. Actually, directly accessing the desktop of the phone is just a subfunction of the app. This means you should still consider giving it a try if you, for example, want to quickly edit / write SMS messages, , manage files, make/receive calls, install apps, edit your contact list etc. on your desktop as quickly and conveniently as possible. The test results above only emphasize mDesktop’s phone desktop controller functionalities are definitely worse than that of “true” phone controller apps. The latter, however, don’t offer any ways of the other, direct control facilities.

Also note that the current version of mDesktop is 2.1. The version I’ve reviewed (and compared to Jeyo, its main alternative) in my previous review was 1.0. There have been some major improvements to mDesktop in the meantime (between version 1.0 and 2.1), which I couldn’t elaborate on in this roundup, as it’s all about desktop performance and CPU usage assessment and nothing else.

If you do find mDesktop useful (to, say, access your SMS messages etc.), you still may want to stay away from its direct access functionality and use something else for that purpose (only), particularly if you plan to use this often. This is what the results in the current roundup state. Nevertheless, the *other* functionalities of mDesktop are completely unrelated to the pretty bad-working desktop control and are pretty good. All you need to do is comparing it to Jeyo’s app and decide which way to go.
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
A brand new review & benchmark & comparison of REDFLY Mobile Viewer: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3612241#post3612241
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] ckyam:
Does anyone know if there is Ghost N Goblins available for Touch Pro?

If yes can he/she guide me where to get it and how to work it?

Thanx
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] crazyC:
I am continuing on my little cooking adventure but need some informtation that despite lots of searching I cannot find - perhaps someone could enlighten me on a coupls of issues.

1. I wish to assign different icons to my folders within programs - as others seem to do. How on earth do I do this? Yes, I can download .dlls, unsign them extract icons edit them and put them back and then resign them, but I cannot find my answer apart from the games folder.

I thought I would take a look at NRGs 2.0 ROM and see how he did it but I cannot locate his folder icons and so am confused even more.

2. Could someone explain how/what this autoshortcut things is and works as I keep seeing references to it when trying to rearrange shortcuts in the ROM.

Thanks for your time,

C.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] At0mAng:
For folder icons do the following if you have your dll already created. It sounds like you know how to do that part...

Create a new txt file

in the text file enter 50#"\Windows\yourdll -X" -X is the icon location. Rename the folder icon.lnk and place it in the folder. The 50 needs to be changed to something else and the first number should be something different and unique.

If you are cooking in a few icon.lnk files they need to be named like game folder icon and then with XML coding you need to rename them to icon.lnk

or what I do...

I place them all in a cab file and have the cab file run during customization.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] crazyC:
Aaaaaaah (Moment of enlightenment)

Thank you so much, that answers a lot of questions for me. Time to get cracking I think.

Am I right in thinking I can add multiple files with the same name n the cab and simply install them to different directories - hence not bother with the renaming business?

Cheers
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] At0mAng:
Yes you can...thats what I did before learning how to do it in XML or using the initflashfiles.txt files. An example of the txt file

Directory("\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Tools\Rhodium Manila Tweak\"):-File("Icon.lnk","\Windows\Rhodium Manila Tweak Folder.lnk")
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] crazyC:
Oh, I assumed that I could not do this via the initflashfiles for some reason (assumed I would have a build problem due to multiple icon.lnk)

So, I could create a package with multiple *.lnks which then are renamed and put in the correct folders via the initflashfiles and then also include a custom dll in that package as well?

Thnaks again for the explanations.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] At0mAng:
Yes you can.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] geok:
While looking for something else I came across this thread and, while it's fairly old, I thought I should clarify two things, in case anyone else reads this.

First off, the <space> after "yourdll" should be a comma:

yourdll.dll,-X
​

(N.B. I have to admit that I've never actually TRIED using a space instead of a comma, so a space might actually work. That said, the standard for .lnk files in Windows, whether mobile or desktop, is to use a comma.)

Secondly, the "<number>#" at the beginning of the icon.lnk file (or any .lnk file, for that matter) isn't arbitrary.

The number represents the number of characters following the "#". So, for example, the example string above, "50#"\Windows\yourdll,-X", should really be: 21#"\Windows\yourdll,-X".

Assuming that "-X" is "-32", the file should contain:

22#"\Windows\yourdll,-32"
​

Another way to determine this is to look at the size of the file. Just subtract the characters of the number and the '#' itself from the size of the file. E.g., the above file would be 25 bytes.

(Once again, however, I have to include a caveat. The number doesn't actually matter. If the number before the '#' is wrong, the link will still work. I just wanted to explain what it's SUPPOSED to be.)

-geo
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] XERO_Racer:
well today on my fuze, ive been very mysterious about a flash that occurs on the Ring LED every couple of seconds, has anyone got this kind of experience before? i was just like messing around on Album on TF3D and it started it to flash like once every i should say 6 seconds?, idk but plz tell me how i can turn this off...thanks!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Einhander:
Most likely that means that your battery is low (below 10 or 5%) :)

I think you can turn it off by charging your battery :D
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] XERO_Racer:
thnx alot man! :) well now i know what it is but umm when i charge it itll breathe for like a good 10 mins then the light will blink i think i found what would be the problem and its probably this registry cab file i downloaded to improve the battery life

http://www.isyougeekedup.com/cool-and-easy-touch-pro-fuze-feature-enhancing-registry-tweaks/

i uninstalled it and the problem went away, ill let u guys know in a little to see if this is still going on
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] The Avatar:
As stated it's probably because of low battery if you don't have any unchecked events or are charging the device.

You should note that the different sistuations have different flashing style, that way you can tell them appart.