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Want to create exceptions for intranet via provisioningdoc

Hello,
i am loking for a way to set up the URL exception for the intranet addresses via a provisioningdoc.
But i have to say that i realy do not know how. :?
Reading through the M$ manual was no big help...
Isegrim

Ok, i found a way to do it.
Ise

Care to Share?

Ups, sorry. I thought that i had... copy and past is so hard to do... :wink:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="CM_Mappings">
<characteristic type="16777216">
<parm name="Pattern" value="*://192.168.10.15"/>
<parm name="Network" value="{A1182988-0D73-439E-87AD-2A5B369F808B}"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
<wap-provisioningdoc>
This code SnipIt adds the IP 192.168.10.15 to the url exceptions list.
These exceptions should be numbered from 16777216 to 16842751.
Link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../html/wce51howConnectionManagerURLMapping.asp
Ise

Thanks a bunch

mapcruncher yum conversion

hi all, anyone use microsoft mapcruncher to calibrate scanned maps? It seems that all information about calibration point are saved in a file .yum but I don't understand how the x and y point are saved. I would like to convert this file in a "standard" format like .map or .gmi, someone know if exists a tool to do that?
thanks

more info:
in the yum file this is the render area:
<RenderRegion>
<LatLon lat="1" lon="0" />
<LatLon lat="0" lon="0" />
<LatLon lat="0" lon="0.707142857142857" />
<LatLon lat="1" lon="0.707142857142857" />
</RenderRegion>
the value 0.707142857142857 is the height/width.
I think that the calibration point are declared like this:
<PositionAssociation pinId="1" associationName="p02">
<SourcePosition>
<LatLonZoom zoom="11">
<LatLon lat="0.30902099609375" lon="0.069183349609375" />
</LatLonZoom>
</SourcePosition>
<GlobalPosition>
<LatLonZoom zoom="16">
<LatLon lat="46.0798842712826" lon="10.1245450973511" />
</LatLonZoom>
</GlobalPosition>
</PositionAssociation>
the point seem the 0.30902099609375% and the 0.069183349609375% but this value 0.707142857142857?
thanks

How to: Enable OTG to work in Titanium Backup

If anyone has tried to use an OTG to back up with Titanium Backup you know that if you select a folder on your OTG drive Titanium Backup will say it's not writable even if you can write to it using other methods.
I was looking into this last night because I wanted to back up everything to my 64GB sd card using the meenova OTG adapter (http://www.meenova.com)
Anyway to be able to have TiBU write to it all you have to do is add a lne in an xml file.
YOU MUST BE ROOTED:
Go to /system/etc/permissions
open up platform.xml
look for the line
Code:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
and add the line
Code:
<group gid="media_rw" />
So now it will look like this:
Code:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
</permission>
Save the file, reboot and then fire up TiBu and navigate to the folder on your OTG drive and it will now work and the message saying it's not writable will be gone.

Anyone tried this?

I'm always a bit wary of unaccredited websites that ask for my credit card details and address... Did not purchase... If there were a PayPal option, that'd be different.

Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I'm always a bit wary of unaccredited websites that ask for my credit card details and address... Did not purchase... If there were a PayPal option, that'd be different.
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You don't have to buy it. This process will work with any otg. But they are reputable. They had a huge kickstarter campaign and was reported on by a few of the sites (that's how I first found out about it)
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4

GoClifGo05 said:
Anyone tried this?
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Yes, I did and it works perfectly. But hey if you don't feel like I'm creditable and need a 2nd opinion then be my guest.. I don't really have the reputation of posting nonsense
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4

I'm not calling you out at all! Lol don't get defensive. I just got my x today, DE and just reading around. Please don't take offense.
Sent from my DE Moto X

GoClifGo05 said:
I'm not calling you out at all! Lol don't get defensive. I just got my x today, DE and just reading around. Please don't take offense.
Sent from my DE Moto X
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I'm not offended. I'm just saying.. If it didn't work I wouldn't have posted it. On Nexus devices using stick mount you don't need to do this but with the native otg with the moto x Titanium backup will say the folder on the otg drive is not writable.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4

Have an N7, got you. Well.... thanks for the tip.
Sent from my DE Moto X

Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I'm always a bit wary of unaccredited websites that ask for my credit card details and address... Did not purchase... If there were a PayPal option, that'd be different.
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Wouldn't take my money. Hitting add to cart didn't do nothing.
Sent from my XT897 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

graffixnyc said:
If anyone has tried to use an OTG to back up with Titanium Backup you know that if you select a folder on your OTG drive Titanium Backup will say it's not writable even if you can write to it using other methods.
I was looking into this last night because I wanted to back up everything to my 64GB sd card using the meenova OTG adapter (http://www.meenova.com)
Anyway to be able to have TiBU write to it all you have to do is add a lne in an xml file.
YOU MUST BE ROOTED:
Go to /system/etc/permissions
open up platform.xml
look for the line
Code:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
and add the line
Code:
<group gid="media_rw" />
So now it will look like this:
Code:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
</permission>
Save the file, reboot and then fire up TiBu and navigate to the folder on your OTG drive and it will now work and the message saying it's not writable will be gone.
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If rooted and do like you described, then the apps like ES file manager can write file into SD card? Thanks.

Permission Denied
So I have root access and gave root permission to es file manager but whenever I try to save the file I'm unable to. What could be going on? What's going on?

Whenever I try this my whole system goes to hell. I end up having to reinstall system, not even deleting the line off the file and rebooting works.

On my Nexus 6 I have a Flash Drive connected via OTG, I am using StickMount to mount it in the file system, I can use it without any problem from TWRP, RootExplorer, Media Players, etc. The Flash drive is formatted using FAT32. When I try to configure Titanium Backup to use it as the destination folder for backup, I can get to the folder where the drive is mounted but the option "Use the current folder" is dimmed and I cannot press it to select the folder, please any help or guidance will be appreciated, thanks

<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" > <group gid="sdcard_rw" /> <group gid="media_rw" /> </permission>
this line is unavailable but i found this one :
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE" > <group gid="sdcard_rw" /> <group gid="media_rw" /> </permission>
is it the same thing ???

falciatrice10 said:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" > <group gid="sdcard_rw" /> <group gid="media_rw" /> </permission>
this line is unavailable but i found this one :
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE" > <group gid="sdcard_rw" /> <group gid="media_rw" /> </permission>
is it the same thing ???
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I have the same case. WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE is in place as well as both permissions, and it doesn't solve the problem. Added WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE tag, didn't help either.

I found a correct solution on ( SURPRIIISE! ) Titanium Backup Troubleshooting FAQ
31. External SD Card problems (This Folder is NOT Writeable)
Since Android 4.4 and above, the SDCard permissions have been changed on how it is granted to an application. A quick way to fix this is by using SDFix application.
There is an elegant way of giving TitaniumBackup write access to the external sdcard, without having to forfeit security (as in method 3 below). Since the time of Android 4.3, Google uses a very clean security-solution by giving apps that request write access to external SD, permission only to their own folder – not to the entire card! In order to get TitaniumBackup to work without compromising security, you can simply create a folder on the external sdcard,using the following folder-structure: /storage/extSdCard/Android/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup/
If you already have existing backups, move them with a file-explorer from their current place to: /storage/extSdCard/Android/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup/ Lastly, go to the preferences of TitaniumBackup, choose “Backup folder location” and choose the above specified folder.
Finish.
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It works!

ShurV said:
I found a correct solution on ( SURPRIIISE! ) Titanium Backup Troubleshooting FAQ
It works!
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Thank you! It works for me.:good:

MM on Galaxy Tab 2 10" for dummies?

Hello!
This is actually my first post here.
I have been developing some android apps but I have never modded any roms.
My Galaxy Tab 2 10" is terribly slow with the stock rom and I would like to wipe it and install MM.
Is there anybody that could point me to some step by step guide?
Thanks in advance

mapkozaffo said:
Hello!
This is actually my first post here.
I have been developing some android apps but I have never modded any roms.
My Galaxy Tab 2 10" is terribly slow with the stock rom and I would like to wipe it and install MM.
Is there anybody that could point me to some step by step guide?
Thanks in advance
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<b>HOW TO ROOT Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Model GT-P5113, GT-P5110 or GT-P5100</b><br />
<br />
<font color="Red"> <b>This solution requires access to a PC running Windows.</b> </font> Linux & Apple install info: post #203. <br />
This process adds 1 to your Download Counter (indicates tablet is customized unless reset to zero). <br />
Like everyone else on xda-developers, I make no guarantees nor bear any responsibility for your Samsung Galaxy Tablet(s). <br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">This procedure works on stock 4.03 ROM but may not work if your new tablet comes with 4.04 installed. <br />
For those who receive a new tablet running 4.0.3 : ROOT your tablet <font color="Blue">BEFORE </font>you install 4.0.4 update<br />
and if you update to a 4.0.4 ROM by installing a zip file via CWM5 your access to CWM5 should remain. <br />
<font color="Blue">If you used KIES to update to 4.04 BEFORE rooting OR received a new tablet that came loaded with 4.04, <br />
use</font> workaround at post 325. <br />
</font></b><br />
<br />
<b>What you need:</b><br />
1. Odin3-v1.85_3.zip<br />
2.ClockworkMod Recovery Version 5.5.0.4: <b> is no longer available for download so you can try using philz_touch_4.93.6-p5100.zip and his .tar</b> versions which should work as well or better than 5.5.0.4 did. Download BOTH the zip and tar versions.<br />
3. If you never installed Samsung KIES, you MUST install Samsung USB Drivers <b>BEFORE</b> any of the above (so your PC connects to tablet). <br />
<br />
<b>IMPORTANT:</b> Copy <b>philz_touch_4.93.6-p5100.zip</b> to the ROOT of your <b>external</b> sdcard ( /mnt/<b>ext</b>SdCard ). This is the micro sdcard you insert in tablet slot. Your <b>/mnt/sdcard</b> folder is internal memory (not recognized in CWM recovery).<br />
<br />
<b><i>To avoid confusion about using the Volume rocker switch, I'll refer to side closest to POWER button as LEFT/Volume DOWN and side away from power switch as RIGHT/VolumeUP. </i></b><br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">STEP 1:</font></b><br />
Turn tablet OFF and restart in download mode by pushing and holding Power & <b><font color="Red">Volume UP/RIGHT</font></b> buttons at same time. When wording with yellow triangle appears, push <b>Volume down</b> to continue into download (ODIN) mode. Don't plug tablet into computer yet.<br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">STEP 2:</font></b><br />
Make sure KIES (if installed) is closed and not running. <br />
Extract <b>Odin3 v1.85.exe</b> and run it.<br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">STEP 3:</font></b><br />
Connect tablet to computer.<br />
In Odin, click <b>PDA</b> button. Select <b>philz_touch_4.93.6-p5100.tar</b> file you downloaded and click <b>START</b> button. <br />
Let Odin install files. When it's done installing CWM, box turns <b><font color="Lime">GREEN</font></b> and tablet will reboot.<br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">STEP 4:</font></b><br />
Disconnect tablet from computer. Turn tablet OFF and restart in recovery (CWM) by pushing and holding <b><font color="red">Power & Volume DOWN/LEFT</font></b> buttons at same time. When Samsung Tab 2 10.1 logo appears, you can release power button but continue holding volume button for a few more seconds. Note: If you've done this on other Samsung devices, you will notice that it takes longer before blue CWM text appears ... just be patient. <br />
<br />
Once you are in recovery, use volume button (UP/DOWN/LEFT OR RIGHT) to move around and POWER button to select an option. <br />
Select <b>install zip from sdcard</b>. Choose <b>philz_touch_4.93.6-p5100.zip</b>) file you already copied to root of sdcard. <br />
<br />
When rooting is finished, choose <b>reboot system now</b> from CWM menu.<br />
<br />
<b><font color="Red">DONE !</font></b><br />
<br />
You should now be rooted. Depending on your Tab2 model, you may need to manually install SuperUser and disable <b>SuperSU</b> before you can install or use all root goodies.<br />
<br />
<i><font color="Green">Now that your Tab 2 10.1 is rooted, I strongly suggest going to Play Store and install a free app called <b>Quick Boot</b>. It lets you reboot into CWM the easiest & fastest way. Then reboot into Recovery (CWM) and make a Backup BEFORE you do ANYTHING else to your tablet. </font></i><br />
<br />
<b><font color="Purple">WARNING:</font> Do not install ROM Manager until developer says app will support Tab2 10.1 </b> < Posting this because someone bricked their Tab2. <br />
In addition, ROM Toolbox may not work properly (1 crash reported). <br />
<br />
<i>Thanks to nycbjr, xoomdev, Android Groupee, nitr8, Codeworkx snd trevd for help and pieces of the aforementioned process. </i><br />
<br />
<b>RE-ROOTING</b><br />
If you do a firmware update, simply re-root using same procedure and tablet will retain root status (until you do another firmware sometime in the future). <br />
<br />
<b>UNROOTING</b><br />
I have successfully unrooted my GT-P5113: <b>[How to] UN-ROOT Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 [GT-P5113 / 5100 / 5110]</b><br />
If you're curious about my complete analysis of this tablet, where to buy accessories at <b>LOW prices </b><br />
and my feedback after testing a few custom ROMs, read my <b>Galaxy Tab2 10.1 Review</b> on epinions.<br />
<br />
Enjoy,<br />
<br />
Glenn <br />
<br />
<font color="Gray"><br />
| Nexus 7 | Galaxy S II | ASUS TF700 | Jura J9 < Love my digital expresso machine<br />
(Sorry y'all ... sold my Tab2 10.1 many moons ago but I have updated the download links shown above). <br />
</font><br />
<font color="MediumTurquoise">Those who click <b>THANKS</b> are appreciated. </font><br />
<br />
<b><i>P.S. Samsung 4.0.4 was my NEW favorite ROM (until I sold my last T2). <br />
404 was faster & smoother than ANY other current custom ROMs!</i></b> and found more WiFi signals & faster tether to my Sprint E4GT Hotspot! Now my Asus TF700 is The Bolt.
Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

Thanks a lot, but what do I do after the device is rooted?
How do I wipe out the existing rom and install MM?
Thanks!

mapkozaffo said:
Thanks a lot, but what do I do after the device is rooted?
How do I wipe out the existing rom and install MM?
Thanks!
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If you check out the development thread, you will find roms and all sorts of things for our aging tab.
Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

mapkozaffo said:
Thanks a lot, but what do I do after the device is rooted?
How do I wipe out the existing rom and install MM?
Thanks!
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If your already rooted then :
This cm13 will do it fine for marshmallow : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-2/galaxy-tab-2-unified/rom-cyanogenmod-13-cm13-0-t3303798
And this twrp to flash it :http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...overy-team-win-recovery-project-twrp-t3464050
Just follow the instruction and it will be fine :good:

Get yourself a custom recovery, like TWRP.

mapkozaffo said:
Thanks a lot, but what do I do after the device is rooted?
How do I wipe out the existing rom and install MM?
Thanks!
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if you dont know what you are doing. you shouldnt flash anything.
first step for you. READ!! read all kind of threads here in tab2 forum.
it will help you a lot

Help get UI nav sounds.

Hi there!
I`m running an androidtv rom and i`d like to get the ui navigation sounds for Nexus player.
Thx so much.

well, I did some digging and found audio "ogg" files
"pano_blip_alt, pano_click, pano_error" under ui in media/audio folder under system...but when copied over to my rom nothing changes, so what file do I need to change to load them in my rom?
Thx!

Does anyone have any idea where to look?

You need to update audio_assets.xml in framework-res.apk to this:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<audio_assets version="1.0">
<group name="touch_sounds">
<asset id="FX_KEY_CLICK" file="pano_click.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_FOCUS_NAVIGATION_UP" file="pano_blip_alt.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_FOCUS_NAVIGATION_DOWN" file="pano_blip_alt.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_FOCUS_NAVIGATION_LEFT" file="pano_blip_alt.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_FOCUS_NAVIGATION_RIGHT" file="pano_blip_alt.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_KEYPRESS_STANDARD" file="KeypressStandard.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_KEYPRESS_SPACEBAR" file="KeypressSpacebar.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_KEYPRESS_DELETE" file="KeypressDelete.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_KEYPRESS_RETURN" file="KeypressReturn.ogg" />
<asset id="FX_KEYPRESS_INVALID" file="pano_error.ogg" />
</group>
</audio_assets>

Thx man....you are my savior.....love you!!!

update:
I used "Advanced_ApkTool_v4.2.0_By_BDFreak_2.2.1_2" to unpack...made the changes with notepad++, repacked and signed...flashed a zip file with twrp...but it get locked in bootloop...until i reflash the original file back in...glad i thought to make a backup...so now it`s back to normal...what gives?

When using apktool, you'll want to build with the -c option to carry over the signature from the original apk. Also, I'd use the -s option on decode so that it keeps the classes.dex intact. (No need to recompile those if you're just changing a resource.)

Thx so much...I don`t see where to enable those options....are they available on windows?
I just figured we`re talking about 2 different tools ...are you talking about this one?