yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
sites.google.com

Please use a proxy ... I have no server for myself at the moment (maybe i will buy one in the future...). I'm a student...

I had a talk with someone at china... I can't host it somewhere else at the moment. Finally he used a proxy and it worked. I'm sorry.

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
Feedback Test6 :

Thank you mister ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Next Test

Thank you for the logfile... But what i see there looks not good..

But i have one additional idea for explorer on other devices.. if this doesn't work either i will let it be like it is now and wait for somebody to find a possibility on other devices...

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Test7, Codeplex!

Hey @all,

Just wanna announce two little things!

First of all i released the code on codeplex! If somebody is interested in contributing contact me (pm, email)! You find the link in my first post!

And the secound thing is that i just released 1.4 Test 7!

I introduced a little "goto" feature to jump to any directory or registry key...

I hope i get feedback especially from non htc users if they are able to jump to any directory with this feature (try like \Windows \ApplicationData \Applications). Please tell me what works and what does not work...

Have fun trying around,

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Vintage144:
I havent got a chance to really use it much yet, but it seems alot better than earlier releases (Samsung Focus) , there is no explorer , but one thing I noticed right away in the registry is the touch screen interface , you have to tap the screen really fast for it to respond otherwise nothing happens, also if its too fast it "speeds ahead" it does look like it has access to all of the registry though (like I said I havent truely tested it yet)! Great work Reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
Feedback Test7 :

Explorer

:

--> To see the "Applications" folder in explorer, I'm obliged to check the case "Limit Accesfile" like old versions...

---> With "Goto" : I can go to \Windows\ApplicationData\Applications but any file or folder is visible !

---> I can create a dir 'NouveauDossier" but i don't see him (invisible) !

Register

:

---> I try to change the phone name (SAMSUNG OMNIA7 ---> SAMSUNG OMNIA77), but i have an error and the key remains unchanged !

---> "Goto" works perfectly and i can go to directorys but i have not permissions to change values key.

I hope it will help for you ... Thankx's ;)

(I post my logfile tomorrow...sorry)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] megagprime:
I cannot 'goto' any folders and the app locked up hard on my LG when trying to browse \windows\

also registry still reads the same and i cannot set any values
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
no explorer? (you mean the explorer doesn't show anything? Try the goto feature...)

Sry i don't know what you mean in the registry...

Try to use the goto feature to jump to folders which most likely exist (but not in limited mode...) If you use goto i doesn't check if the registry/folder exist (maybe i couldn't figure it out anyway due access restrictions...). Maybe there are some folder you can browse with feature (again not in limited mode!).... If there are tell me!

EDIT: Just realised i misread our post... sorry

LG write access on registry will come sooner or later.. you will read it in the release notes when i implemented it!!!

You mean the app freezes when you use the goto feature?

Thanks for all the feedbacks,

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] megagprime:
Yes, that is correct. On my LG device, I cannot browse or goto any folders. When I 'goto' it just sits and progress dots keep going by. The back button even stops responding
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] lucasryan:
I am able to use the "Goto" option to see parts of the registry that i am not able to see with the other registry edit. Like DeveloperUnlockState but am not able to save value when i change. gives error -Samsung Focus-.

could not set value:

system.notsupportedException:This valuekind is not supported jet!

at

Yaaf.WP7.NativeAccess.Registry.Internals.AlLDevicesREgistryBase.SetValue(RootKey

root,String subkey, String valueName, Object Value, RegistryValueKind)

at

Yaaf.Wp7.NativeAccess.Registry.SetValue(String valueFullPath, Object value,

RegistryValueKind)

at

Yaaf.WP7.NativeAccess.Registry.RegistryValue.set_Value(Object value)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Vintage144:
GOTO correct Redragon that works fine,
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Released Test8

Hey i just released Test8.. If you find other folders which are accessible with the goto feature just tell me.. and i will add them!

did you try to goto "\windows"? That would explain everything! It actually doesn't just freeze but instead is refreshing the windows folder... The api for all devices is so slow, that you couldn't wait it...

Try out Test8! (I hope this will fix the issue)

Obviously the valuekind you are trying to set i have not implemented jet (no program bug though)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] poloche:
Feedback Test8 :

Hi Reddragon93,

Explorer :

---> I can see the "Windows" folder without to check "LimitedAccesfile"... Very good !!

But if i want to create a dir (for example : \Windows\Application Data\Nouveau Dossier), i have an error (Erreur : This path is not accessible) !

---> I can't also download files in Windows folder... i have an error (Ignore Excpetion? ... Erreur : This path is not accessible) !

---> All of the files have "0b" size in Windows folder.

Registrer :

---> Nothing new :D ... I can't change value key in registre !

Take my logfile : ICI
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] benneh:
Great app, thanks! Would love it if you could browse the phones file system and registry from the desktop app. I've grabbed the svn source from codeplex, and will have a play around and see if I can contribute.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] megagprime:
i can now see the windows dir and all the files in there, they all show 0kb

and i can still see the same registry
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] TheOnly1:
How is the testing of 1.4 going. I think all LG users like me are desperately waiting for a working file manager :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] thesecondsfade:
Is there any way to get this working on XP between phone and PC without having Zune installed? My work doesn't allow me to install Zune and I'd like to use this program to transfer files to and from work via my phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Because i implemented this feature as WPF-Service the only thing required should be a connection to the specified url (see settings in advanced explorer).

If you have internet on the phone and a url or static ip then just start the program on the machine with this ip/url and allow connecions on the specified port.

It should just work from there.

I'm not sure if I'm able to provide you with one...

The testing is painfull because the feedback i get is almost not existent (I need logfiles for every new version i release... to be able to continue anything)

I just released version 1.4 with no file explorer but LG should have full write access on registry now..

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] kwill:
Thanks a lot. Works perfect! At least gets us a little closer to some sort of mass storage mode.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] gpunkt1977:
No read/write access on Samsung Omnia 7 16 GB
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] lucasryan:
These allow read/write access:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1021135
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Jeah i wrote Heathcliff74 a PM to work on a combined solution (for all devices) some days ago... no response jet. Lets hope the best.

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] SwooshyCueb:
Here's my suggestion: have the back button on the phone go back/up inside the app instead of returning me to the homescreen.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] khsanad:
i just discover that software yesterday and i note somethings after many tries it works great ...:-

u must put the ip that u found on cmd --->> ip config not like i read before

it works great

thx guyz
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heechee:
Not working on Mango 7720 :(

it starts but can't read anything

- file system: not available

- registry: not available

:( :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] dstyl:
Thx , but not working on LG e900 [ like File Explorer and all the other file managers :( ] but maybe wou will be the first who find a solution for the lg FA error ;) But a good job for every HTC user :D

_______________________________________________

LG e900 MFG Unlocked Mango Beta 2
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
TouchXplorer works for filesystem on HTC. I think that Advanced Explorer's filesystem browsing is being knowcked back into a failsafe mode, but it *could* operate on Mango - I've got the source (it's on Codeplex) and when I get the chance I'll try to patch it to work somewhat better on Mango.

The registry is going to be a problem; nobody has found a way to do registry browsing on Mango. I think I can make it handle reading and writing specific values, though, and probably also creating and deleting keys and values. It's going to be a ***** to discover *new* keys or values though, until somebody comes up with another breakthrough.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] reddragon93:
Mango & Future

http://advancedexplorerwp7.codeplex.com/discussions/247402

really i don't think it's worth the effort to continue the project (for me). I don't even use my own tool any longer (there are really good apps out there in the marketplace for my initial problems i had - and tried to solve with this tool).

But as GoodDayToDie stated the source is there...

And if someone is interested i'm glad to help (the documentation is kinda crappy)

reddragon
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
I am actually using the source - I just haven't released any apps based on it yet, because they only kinda-sorta work right now (data backup app - works on NoDo aside from some moderate issues at times, fails on Mango but I'm working on fixing that). If I make any changes to the core library I'll submit a patch back to you.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yeoldgreat1:
I know this thread might be dead but I tried Advanced Explorer with my Lumia 800 and all I get when it loads is:

- explorer: Only Applications folder is available but nothing else

- registry: not available

Any idea on what I can do to fix this?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Localhorst86:
You actually can't do anything. Your phones unlock state is simply not high enough, you'd need interop unlock or wp7root tools unlock which are not available for the lumia 800 arm.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Actually, that's not really accurate. There are several problems.

* First, Advanced Explorer was never ported to Mango, so a lot of it (like the registry browser) wouldn't work anyhow. I've thought about fixing that fact - advantage of open-source - but haven't bothered to yet.

* Second, Advanced Explorer requires interop-unlock (because it uses ID_CAP_INTEROPSERVICES) but that doesn't mean interop-unlock is enough to make it work. When this app was written, the Lumias didn't exist yet, so it makes no use of the Nokia OEM drivers (which are how it does high-permission registry and filesystem access).

* Third, because Advanced Explorer was written to use the OEM drivers rather than just assuming high-privileges of its own, WP7 Root Tools wouldn't actually help anyhow. The limitations of this app were based on the drivers it had available, not on the permissions it ran with.

I'm actually guessing that @yeoldgreat1's Lumia 800 is already interop-unlocked, and possibly full-unlocked. Just installing Advanced Explorer would have required modifying the XAP otherwise.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yeoldgreat1:
Thanks for the replys. My Lumia 800 is Developer unlocked using the app hub. I didn't realise there were different types. I'll look into the Interop unlock and see if mine is compatible.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Localhorst86:
I didn't know that there were interop and full unlocks available for the Lumia 800. I always thought they were not yet available. But that's definatelly interesting, that might change my view on getting one, now :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
They're only available for a few early-released phones that shipped with an unlocked bootloader. Nobody has yet found a way to unlock the 800's bootloader if it comes locked. The 710 can be unlocked, though; if I had to replace my HD7, I'd consider a 710. As is, though, I prefer the bigger screen and more storage so I'm perfectly happy with a gen1 device.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Ttblondey:
Those who with gen 1 device should be proud as i am that can do almost anything with their device:D
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Sensonic:
Without replacing the original ROM? If that's possible, I'd like to know HOW?! :)

I succeeded to get it developer unlocked but still cannot install any "homebrewed" apps :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
No, you have to flash a custom ROM for the 710, then hard-reset. It's a simple operation though, and you phone should continue to be updatable and such (I think, I havne't specifically checked all the changes that were mad ein the various 710 ROMs, but the first ones were very straighforward).
[HD2 General] demaxmeister:
Hi,

I was just curious about which OS is used the most, and which OS is used the least. Please submit your vote, so we can get an as accurate as possible picture. By Daily driver I mean which OS you're using right now to text, call and just use for your daily life.

A short list of the options and their definitions:

Stock Windows Mobile 6.5.x - You're using the stock rom that came with the device, or an official update.

Custom Windows Mobile 6.5.x - You've flashed a custom rom like Energy rom. Chances are you're changing the rom on a regular basis. ;)

Android SD/RAM - You're running Android old school from your SD card, or you're using a RAM build.

Android NAND - You're using the latest and greatest NAND (Internal memory) build(s) out there!

Windows Phone 7 - You're loyal to Microsoft and decided to flash Redmond's latest and greatest.

Ubuntu - You decided a mobile OS just wasn't good enough, and you gave your HD2 a full desktop/netbook experience! Unlikely you're using this on a daily basis though :D

MeeGo - You're using MeeGo. I'm not sure if it's possible, as it hasn't been released yet, but it's worth a shot.

- If you're dualbooting, just choose the main one. :D

I'm curious what the results might be. I'm currently using Windows Phone 7 for texting, calling, some gaming and just for the general experience. I've also partitioned half of my SD card for Darkstone SuperRAM, just for Angry Birds and Scooter Hero. I think most people are using a Android NAND build by now though.
[HD2 General] smeddy:
Android SD/RAM - Utterly smooth, I haven't changed builds for five weeks because I have no problems with this. First time my phone has been flawless in the 24 months I've had it (I'm including the Blackstone days! :)).

I am very keen to go NAND. I'm just waiting until the ROMs have had a month under their belt so they are watertight. I would normally be flashing like mad, but I'm just too happy with my phone for now.

Not too interested in WP7. If it was as easy as switching memory cards, I'd probably give it a week's fair chance. But I think Android's got my heart!

ROM: Evo's Black&Blue remix
[HD2 General] ShittyNL:
PAST Windows Phone 7 - Was using it but after 2 days I decided to change back to Winmo becouse it had too much limitations to my country and I didn't want to use an other Windows Live profile, but it is a great development. When it is better and available in my county I'm definitely going to use it. I have an key already :P . Try the chat-support if you're afraid to call ;)

STOCK Windows Mobile 6.5 - Back to stock, it is OK but not perfect. See my Windows Phone 7 story why Windows Mobile. Why the stock version? I want to keep my warranty and Android SD builds are good enough for me.

Android SD/RAM - You don't need NAND when you use RAM builds. It's very fast. Android is good and I like it, when i'm going to put Windows Phone 7 next time on my phone I definitely putting Android on SD as well on my phone. The best combination ever.

Sorry for poor english
[HD2 General] demaxmeister:
Looks like it's between android NAND and WP7 now :-)
[HD2 General] psykick5:
I used WP7 but am going back to Android right now... WP7 needs more work from Redmond before I might give it another chance.
[HD2 General] Shum97:
Been off-line a couple of months.. Carnt believe all the new developments..:eek:

Iv just been running the Core Series ever since i got my Leo.

Sergio76 from the Core Cell Team has been working hard on their first CoreDroid HD NAND version. All i can say is your all in for a big surprise!!:)

Check my sig if you not familiar with Sergio76's work.
[HD2 General] M3PH:
I used winmo stock for the first 3 weeks i had my Leo. Just while i got my head around the differences from my diamond. Then flashed an Energy 6.5.x build and not looked back (that was almost a year ago). I've used a couple of android SD builds and i came to the conclusion that it wasn't for me. It feels like an open source iphone for teenagers. Hell, i've used my sisters desire with the stock rom and the feel of the whole phone was lacking compared to my HD2.

This poll is a good idea there is just one problem with it. Android users are very vocal about their love of the operating system. Winmo users tend to be much less so. I think this has a lot to do with the user bases age range (ie alot older than most android users). I also think it has something to do with the original demographic Windows CE was aimed at - IT professionals. Winmo has grown from this and taken people like me with it. I find the integration and compatibility with the windows based networks i run to be the best feature of windows mobile and i'm yet to achieve that using android (and not for want of trying either).

I will try out WP7 but i'm waiting for the february update first. Copy/paste is a must for me.
[HD2 General] runningdap:
using android nand atm. so far its awesome! battery life is great, runs really smooth and its pweety :3

i havent tested wp7 yet, although i really want to. Maybe when i have the time next week...
[HD2 General] haxlidinh:
I'm still using nandroid at the moment although already bought a new sdcard to use for WP7. The reason I haven't moved to wp7 yet because I'm so questioning why there is no support from Cotulla, DFT and other Developers (they've disappeared since wp7 on hd2 issued) !!! Probably they're working hard for a better WP7 version, or they can't reach any more progress for WP7 on HD2, or some other reasons. Who knows???

BTW, my nandroid from RaiderX303 is really good now, so I'll wait to see what will happen to wp7 so that i can decide move to wp7 or not!
[HD2 General] demaxmeister:
You guys just try out webbrowsing on wp7 ;)
[HD2 General] samizad:
I tried WP7 on my HD2 but could not get past the Live Services verification step. I've given up for now but I absolutely loved the interface and the web browsing. It made me seriously think about getting an HD7 as my next phone until I realised nothing is as open and moddable as Android. I've switched back to Android 2.3 on NAND.

Edit: Finally SUCCESS!!! I got the verification. Going to try WP7 for a while. A seriosuly annoying thing is that some apps that are free on Android Market are charged on WP7 Marketplace.
[HD2 General] AverGo:
Last 2 days, I've used WP7 inc. live services and Android on SD Duel Boot. The best thing about WP7 is the smoothness of the OS although the multitouch sucks compared to Android.

I'm most likely gonna go back to Nandroid and use SD to test other Android builds.

So basically a duel boot android/android.
[HD2 General] THUDUK:
WP7 for me, well at least for the last four days...here is why

GPS...Instant no waiting at all for a fix, using Endomondo for running, the route is spot on, best i have ever seen on any of my other phones, or even this HD2 running WM to Android.

SOUND...the sound quality, through headphones on WP7 is second none, why on eaarth its so much better than Android I really don't know and the ZUNE player and online stuff is simply fantastic

OFFICE...miles better than WM office, Android office apps just don't cut it

GAMES...try Harvest wow can't believe my HD2 is actually running this. loads more to try, also loving AlphaJAX bit like scrabble and wordsmith on Android only slicker.

INTERFACE...slick super fast, makes Android and WM on the HD2 seem antiquated

SOCIAL...the people update is simply perfect, facebook and twitter apps never look so good, loving the swiping about

KEYBOARD...never used such a easy to use keyboard, not sure why its so much better, I can type faster then on swipe, weird

Camera and Video... well this is hands down miles better than anything else for the HD2, did some filming at the weekend and the clarity is amazing

CALENDAR...quick easy and perfect for me to add and adjust my busy schedule

PHONE and SMS...sound quality and signal just work

Ok there are few teething problems but hopefully between XDA and Microsoft these will improve, ie...cut/paste, flash would be nice, but uses to much of my 3g allowance, Multitasking not that it needs it, it runs so fast, but perhaps being able to run my online radio with the brilliant rescoradio and do other things would be nice, otherwise you can have music running all the time and do other things, lets see what happens...
[HD2 General] Marvlesz:
BTW you should cross MeeGo, 'cause it's not been released yet, not even a beta. :rolleyes:

I'm using an Activated WP7 :D
[HD2 General] polo735:
Lately I've been running MDJ Gingerbread CM7 flashed from recovery. I like being able to quickly create a clockworkmod backup, swap sd card, then flash WP7 or ubuntu just to mess around with. Afterward I can just flash back clockworkmod, stick my other sd card back in, restore and go right back to gingerbread.
[HD2 General] demaxmeister:
Looking at the poll results thusfar, it seems that the HD2 has to be called an android phone xD
[HD2 General] liehuo:
well, my hd2 runs on custom wm. have been jumping between energy and dutty rom. I must say both are equally good and rock stable. But i decided to stay with dutty because his comes with chinese input. tried andriod SD but it's eating battery as if it's free! so decided to stay with wm.
[HD2 General] orb3000:
@OP

You forgot to include on the poll Windows 98 and 95 both running on Leo too:cool:
[HD2 General] demaxmeister:
Actually, knowingly didn't add them as they don't support phone functions so they can't be used as a daily driver.
[HD2 General] Mafioso:
Guys using Stock Windows Mobile 6.5.x on device like HD2 don't deserve to be on XDA :mad:

:p
[HD2 General] Mister B:
I have used Andrroid on HD2 & native devices, it is simply not that amazing. Customization is not at the level of wm6.5.x & quality apps are still a bit limited (97% of the market is full of total junk apps)

Language support on Android is also a let down, adding fonts & font linking is far better on WM.

Android is far from inovative & the UI is graphically dull.

Will be sticking with my Energy wm6.5.3 ROM as when setup with CHT & customizations it far surpasses Android in all areas except for games & that is a developer issue not platform.