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SCLPC++ 0.051 Configurator 2.0

Hi,
Here a new version of SCLPC++ Configurator.
With this version you can:
- Modify graphically each page of cube (showing directly the selected page)
- For each button you can visually (pressing on the button) view the actual link and/or modify the link browsing on file system
- Make a backup (and restore) of yours configuration files. Configuration files will be zipped in a single file
- Change the labels of main and music buttons (and its positions)
- Preview the modification before save changes

Downloading now. Will report back ASAP

Utility or info to create special links..
Is there a utility or can you tell me how to:
Create a link to the bluetooth device app.
Create a link to toggle the wifi on and off.
Thanks,
Barry

bsw11 said:
Is there a utility or can you tell me how to:
Create a link to the bluetooth device app.
Create a link to toggle the wifi on and off.
Thanks,
Barry
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This is an utility to "only" modify a link without use a PC but directly from PDA.
Before save you can edit the file to add your "special" link.

Working OK on my Blue Angel, and much easier to use than the old configurator. Kudos on a nice utility. I just hope that it will also work on Slither's newer version, soon to come. The only thing even better would be if it could also rebuild the icons to match the programs that then run.

I get error message if i try to load program - Pic 1
Also can not save anything - Pic 2
Grammar correction
Erro = Error
rading = reading

fisac71 said:
This is an utility to "only" modify a link without use a PC but directly from PDA.
Before save you can edit the file to add your "special" link.
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I understand that I can edit the file - the problem is I don't know what to put in the file to make those functions actually work - that is what I was asking.
Your new version worked fine for me.

AnnaW said:
I get error message if i try to load program - Pic 1
Also can not save anything - Pic 2
Grammar correction
Erro = Error
rading = reading
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Not tried this configurator yet, but if it's anything like the previous one, you need to make sure the cube is closed, and not just minimised, before changing the coonfig files.

deedee said:
Not tried this configurator yet, but if it's anything like the previous one, you need to make sure the cube is closed, and not just minimised, before changing the coonfig files.
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I used the configurator while the cube was minimized and it worked OK, saving the new configuration. It doesn't kick in though until you restart the cube. I restart it with Task Manager by killing the process and restarting it.

Hi fisac71,
Thankyou for your new version! Keep up the great work!!!

Bugs & Stuff
Nice job on the config tool, when I first started it, the label for Music2 had Music3 X/Y Position and Music3 X/Y was blank. Once I made the adjustments it held the values, so possible it was my config file.
Backup program errors out, ATT Tilt ROM 1.62.00.00 (minus the bloatware), maybe I'm missing some software? (I have MortScript installed)
Error creating backupfile An error message cannot be displayed because an optional resource assebly containing it cannot be found
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Suggestion: On the images used for setting up, can you pull from the actual SCLPC directory, that way any skin/theme being used is displayed? (Though its not that difficult to change them yourself)
Thanks for building these tools, it does make SCLPC a little more idiot friendly

AnnaW said:
I get error message if i try to load program - Pic 1
Also can not save anything - Pic 2
Grammar correction
Erro = Error
rading = reading
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You must have SCLPC++ installed
This error is shown when the configurator try to load the .ini files (in /application Data/SCLPC++/Data/Ini Files)
are you sure to have installed SCLPC++ correctly ?

motisu said:
I used the configurator while the cube was minimized and it worked OK, saving the new configuration. It doesn't kick in though until you restart the cube. I restart it with Task Manager by killing the process and restarting it.
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It's right. After modification you need to restart the cube
to do that, you can simply hold the OK button (the cube will fade out) and re-launch it (note. When the cube starts will show the edgeLib evaluation message).
If you don't see the edge lib message then the cube is not re-started and you will not see you changes.

Good but...
Hi,
i am trying configurator but... the graphics that i see are not actual
They are the originals.
I guess that displaying actual graphics will be cool

perettigiuliano said:
Hi,
i am trying configurator but... the graphics that i see are not actual
They are the originals.
I guess that displaying actual graphics will be cool
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In the next release the configurator will use the actual images.
I am waiting the SCLPC++ 0.052 to modify the configurator.
By

fisac71 said:
In the next release the configurator will use the actual images.
I am waiting the SCLPC++ 0.052 to modify the configurator.
By
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Good one!
Thanx in advance...
P.S.: if you interested i have customized all the graphics with "Buuf Icons", you can find them at http://mattahan.deviantart.com

thanks so much for the config app. you have truly made it great and easy to use!!!

Tanks, downloading rrright away.

Thanks... keep up the great job .

german version
hi
is there a possibility to make the configurater work with a german phone?
i don't have the folder \windows\startmenu. in german it is \windows\start menü
with this path, the configurator don't works.
thanks
emanuel

S2 Mini Config Applications

Hello, everyone!
Today I want to present...
History... (Not so important, though...)
Since the creation of S2U2 1.30 there were a lot of posts like "How to change 'slide to unlock' text, S2U2SettingsPlus doesn't work!"
That's why I wanted to make a good little configurator.
After a day of work, a night of sleep, a day of rest and a night of work I've realized my wish. The <SATT> was born.
Mmmm... that's a lie. <SATT> was born about three or four days ago, it was named "S2U2 Translator". <ESC> was born today, as a little project for me to rest.
What does <SATT> stand for? <ESC>?
<SATT> - S2 Advanced Translation Tool
It comes in two editions: SATT4PC and SATT4PPC.
<ESC> - Easy S2U2 Configurator
What do they do?
<SATT> is an ultimate tool for S2 Apps translators. It is designed for easy lang.ini files editing. Works not only with S2U2, but also with S2V and S2P files.
<ESC> is a tool for everyone, who wants to change 'slide to unlock' text into something else.
What are the requirements?
<SATT4PC> needs .NET Framework 2.0
<SATT4PPC> and <ESC> need .NET Compact Framework 2.0. It was designed for WM5-WM6.1, and wasn't tested on PocketPC2003. If there are any bugs on such an OS, I can't help you.
What application were your programs done with?
MS Visual Studio 2008 Team Edition
Where do I post bugs?
Here!
What is Otaku DAN?
This is me. To tell you the truth, this is the name for my future site, but it isn't complete... Maybe I'll tell you, when it will be running...
NB: My applications won't do any major harm to your PPC. The worst case will be lost lang file...
And the last one: every my app inserts comment lines into lang files. They won't do any harm, 'cause S2 Apps ignore them.
And now the really last one: Don't thank me. Thank A_C for his marvelous applications!
History of fixes:
<20-10-2008 03-30> Fixed Localized Program Files Folders in <SATT4PPC> and <ESC>...
<20-10-2008 23-20> Updated <ESC> to restart iLock2.exe automatically.
<21-10-2008 22-40> Updated <SATT4PC>, removed some unnecessary functions.

i tried your Satt4ppc. doesen't work :says i dont have installed any S2 app on internal storage. thats wrong, all S2 apps are on my internal storage?

mmm... What is the path to them?
\Program files\S2U2\
\Program files\S2V\
\Program files\S2P
?

OK, now I know what to do...
There will be an update in 30 min.
I haven't taken localized folder names into account...
Sorry...

Major Update
Now It should work with all the localized folder names.
BUT! .NET CF Framework doesn't have a Special path variable for Program Files, so I've tricked my app by cutting it from startup path.
So, it is critical to have SATT under %Program files%/OtakuDAN/SATT and ESC under %Program files%/OtakuDAN/ESC... so, use CAB installers...
It doesn't matter if these apps are installed on internal storage or storage card...

Is .NET on WM like it is on PCs, where you need to have specific versions for the required application? That is, one still needs to install .NET framework 2.0 for your application even though there is already .NET 3.5 installed?
Thanks!

Very useful your applications,thank you very much for sharing your work.
It works fine.

snovvman said:
Is .NET on WM like it is on PCs, where you need to have specific versions for the required application? That is, one still needs to install .NET framework 2.0 for your application even though there is already .NET 3.5 installed?
Thanks!
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If you can't work with it on your device, I can easily convert it to .NET CF3.5
BTW, my device has CF3.5 too, and all the errors I've got when I debugged these apps said that they are running on CF3.5.

The ESC app doesnt work for me. I can get in and change the values, it creates a new lang.ini and saves the old one but none of the text changes. Im using a 700WX and S2U rev 1.30. Update to 1.32 help??

It is necessary to restart iLock2.exe for changes to take effect...
I'll update <ESC> today for it to restart iLock automatically. I figured out that it will be the best option.

Esc works
Thank you!
At the moment i've tried ESC only and it took me 30/40 secs to do everything, from install to changing effects.
The right things to do:
1)Install the .cab you need (Esc setup in this case)
2)Go to programs folder (for many people "Program files") and click on ESC
3)Write the words you want to appear on the s2u2 an on the s2a
4)Save,exit and click on ilock, it will stop the s2u2.
5)go to s2u2 settings and open it,save and close it and you're done.
Now you've got the new text on your jewel!

rupertone said:
Thank you!
At the moment i've tried ESC only and it took me 30/40 secs to do everything, from install to changing effects.
The right things to do:
1)Install the .cab you need (Esc setup in this case)
2)Go to programs folder (for many people "Program files") and click on ESC
3)Write the words you want to appear on the s2u2 an on the s2a
4)Save,exit and click on ilock, it will stop the s2u2.
5)go to s2u2 settings and open it,save and close it and you're done.
Now you've got the new text on your jewel!
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Thanks for a guide, I was so tired to write something like "How to use"...
Now, some additions to your guide:
2) You can go to Start Menu/Programs/Otaku DAN/ESC as well
4) You can stop here. iLock will be restarted automatically, if you have the latest build ^___~
Everything is really easy, that's why this application is called EasyS2Config...

You're right, it's easier and quicker than my explanation!
Thank you again

I always like to have my name in my unlock text, just in case some kind soul would return it to me, it's right there as the first thing they'll see.
Worked well and very easy, thanks!

Looks pretty cool...I will check this out later, good work!!

s2 Mini Config Application don't work
Hello excuse me but my english is verry light.
i've just installed Satt4ppc and wen i want to use it, i've the message:
critical error;
You haven' installed any s2 Application onto internal storage. this configurator works only with intelnal storage.
Bur S2U2 is installed on my device.
I don't understend???
Thanks to help me

There was an exactly same problem some posts ago (be sure to read first page of this topic).
1) S2U2 or another S2 app should be located on the internal storage in a default location:
%program files%/S2U2 or %program files%/S2V, etc.
2) SATT should be installed in that %program files% folder to be under %program files%/SATT
This is due to localized %program files% folder which name can't be received by any means (Is it a Microsoft bug?)...
Why is it so difficult? Well, I've made these apps just for myself and didn't have any intention to release them to the public, but my friend told me to do so. Now I've lost my source files, so if I want to do something with SATT or ESC, I should rewrite it all...

Completely rewritten SATT?
Well, I haven't posted here for ages.
I haven't translated S2U2 since this March, so there was no work on SATT.
Now SATT is renamed to S2TT ("Slide 2" Translation Tool) and has v.2 flag.
Application is completely rewritten, it shows untranslated strings, and it requires .NET Framework v2.0
S2TT²: View attachment S2TT.zip (v2.0.1.2)
If anyone wants to translate this app (just to mention), you can use this English file: View attachment English.zip . this is .cs file (Language class for S2TT).
If there are any errors, you can post them here.
All other applications are DISCONTINUED.

thanks! thanks! thanks!
Great Work!
Thanks!
here there is Italiano.cs for you!
I hope that it's correct!
Sorry for my bad english

thanks for translation
thx, millo1978!
I've recompiled S2TT, now it has 3 languages (english[default], russian[mine], italian[yours]).
I've also corrected a minor programming bug in my source code, it won't be visible in the application. I hope your Italian translation is correct, 'cause I don't know Italian. Nevertheless, thx for your work.
S2TT v2.0.1.3: View attachment 211670

Configurations backup strategy before installing a new ROM

I was wondering what is your backup/restore strategy when changing ROMs.
When I install a freshly cooked ROM, there are 3 stages for installation:
1. Installing the ROM itself which is obvious.
2. Install all personal cabs - with or without UC support.
3. Configure everything to work according to my personal configurations.
The most annoying part is the 3rd, since I have to go through each and every program, and run the process, of configuring all the options. This process always, takes me longer then installing everything.
Is there a way to backup/restore globally all settings?
Amir.

http://www.spritesoftware.com/products/sprite-backup/full-edition

I know that software. Doesn't it's OS migration option is risky?
I remember reading many bad opinions against using that option...
???
Amir.

amir77a said:
I know that software. Doesn't it's OS migration option is risky?
I remember reading many bad opinions against using that option...
???
Amir.
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I shouldn't agree more.
There's a lot of confliction and problematic after full restore the backup from the previous ROM to the new ROM.
It's my experiences.
KCJ

If you're willing to spend a bit of effort, you can have your device automatically configure 99.9% of what you want, as part of the customization occuring after flashing.
Look up SASHIMI, which should live on your SD card (or whatever you have which survives a hard reset). It basically install all the CABs, REGs and provisioning XMLs you want, plus runs any Mortscript, all in one big batch, according to certain sequencing rules. It can be configured to launch upon inserting the SD card, or as part of UC (User Customization), or to execute UC as part of itself, or run it manually. Most CABs which require manual intervention can be automated by using clever Mortscripts. The REGs and XMLs take care of configuring apps, games, serial numbers (legal, of course) or even network settings and Manila tweaks.
I now routinely flash a new ROM and leave my device for 30 minutes. I need to check in on it to tap past the WM setup dialogs. With that out of the way:
- all tools, apps and games CABs are installed, many with accompanying REGs for configuration
- WiFi is configured with my most used hotspots
- time is synchronized (assuming WiFi is available during this process)
- 3G is disabled (for better battery life), my data connection is configured but disabled (a la MoDaCo NoData)
- Pocket Outlook is setup with my Exchange account, an initial sync is performed (assuming WiFi is available), and additional mail folders are tagged for syncing
- PPCPimBackup restores my most recent backup of SMSes and call history (I've flashed or hard reset probably 20 times the last 2 months, and don't miss a single SMS/call since the day I bought the HD).
- My Start menu and programs list is neatly sorted into folders (of course this needs rework when I switch between ROM chefs)
- AEButton Plus is setup with my buttons the way I want them.
- SKScheMa is setup with the profile changes I want (GSM/WiFi off, silent and low brightness at night)
The only thing I really miss is to automatically provision a couple of Bluetooth pairings (a headset and 2 PCs). Apparently the encryption keys used for storing these pairings, is renewed on each hard reset. Typically, the first morning after a hard reset, while driving my car, my HD beeps every 1 minute as the car kit attempts to connect, and I'm usually unable to deal with it until I stop the car.
As you can imagine, there's quite a bit of initial manual labour, but I guarantee you that it's worth it.
I recommend that you get the following: Resco Explorer (w/registry addon), Orneta Notepad (or MobilePad). With these, most of the work can be carried out on the phone itself. To figure out the registry settings for a certain program or option, there are two ways:
- manual search, typically fast and has a very high success rate by first visiting HKLM\Software and HKCU\Software, then looking for the vendor or software name.
- registry diff, slow but very accurate, requires PC (for now). Export HKLM+HKCU (using multiple select in Resco regedit) *before* you make the configuration change, and *after* you've made the change. Copy the two reg files to a PC and do a diff (WinMerge should do a good job). Alternatively, you can use a Windows tool like Registry Workshop or CeRegEditor to export the registries, but I think the first way is faster, and you can actually prepare the exports on the move, then do the diffs when you come home.
Some programs store configuration data in files - these *may* be a bit harder to figure out, but they're usually in the installation folder. Once you've set up such a program to your liking, copy its CAB to SASHIMI\Auto\CAB and the configuration file to SASHIMI\Auto\Root\Program Files\<app name>, and the app will be as you want it after the hard reset.
SASHIMI can also back up such files for you, just put the paths into filebackup.ini. Similarly regbackup.ini can perform registry backups that will be automatically restored after a hard reset. You need to run or schedule this backup yourself, though, but both can be performed with one shortcut to SASHIMI.
I'm sorry for making this so long - I'll stop now, and hope this post provides a bit of inspiration to others. I can also help with certain aspects of UC - I'd love to post my custom tools and scripts, they're just not prepared for public consumption yet.

intersting idea.
I tried Sashimi before, but I gave up due to prior needed investment.
I'll might adopt that idea, which seems to be very useful.
Amir.

Sashimi can basically accomplish the same as UC/SDConfig.txt - it just provides a simple UI and conventions that makes setting it up so much easier. I did play with SDConfig.txt (and various tools to automate/ease its maintainability), but quickly found maintaining the file very time consuming and error prone, and practically impossible without using a PC. Sashimi you simply copy to your SD card, and you can run it right away (it won't do anything). Next step is to copy a CAB to Auto\CAB, then run Sashimi, and the CAB will be installed.
Ah well, I hope it proves useful to others!

amir77a said:
I know that software. Doesn't it's OS migration option is risky?
I remember reading many bad opinions against using that option...
???
Amir.
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I use it without any problem and flash my hd every day should use it correctly :
Overall performance of backups and restores are clearly within my expectations. My backups can range from 4-9 minutes and restores can take a little longer which is worth every minute for a disaster recovery plan. I have yet to try the FTP or TCP/IP backups so I cannot report on those features, but for “geeks-sake” I will look into these when time permits and report on my findings.
Two other interesting features of Sprite Backup are the Restore “Upgrade” (see Figure B PC console screen) feature and the Sprite Explorer tool. The Restore “Upgrade” features allows restoration of a backup to the same device with a different ROM (usually an upgraded ROM) or to a different device entirely. While this is an unpopular move by most device users, it is an interesting and perhaps useful function for those who do not wish to reinstall applications or data after a ROM or device change. The Sprite Explorer tool is reminiscent of Symantec’s Ghost Explorer tool. Sprite Explorer allows browsing of your Sprite Backup EXE files so that you can review the details of the backups and restore individual files to your PC. Sprite Explorer will also identify which version of Sprite Backup was used for the creation of the EXE file. When browsing a password protected EXE backup file, Sprite Explorer will prompt for the correct password before revealing the contents.
fonte: http://www.fuzemobility.com/?p=1805

Thanks.
I made a fresh backup with Sprite, after a new fresh install.
When Dutty will launch his 1.9 ROM , I will try o upgrade with Sprite, otherwise I'll goto sashimi.
Amir.

ugumba said:
I'm sorry for making this so long
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I liked the posting for its longeness... I really made me wanting to have a look at SASHIMI.
However, I am not much into MortScript, yet - would you mind to share your customization files?
I think it would be very helpful for me to have a starting point for my own work...
Thank you,
The Whistler

what about spbbackup2, easiest backup ever, and the files are self extractable so you don't even need to install spbbackup again to restore a rom.

i like the tought of just installing the ONE app.
And when i flash, that this will restore my personal settings, games, and programmas.
going to read up on this!
still, thanxxx!!

ugumba said:
I recommend that you get the following: Resco Explorer (w/registry addon), Orneta Notepad (or MobilePad). With these, most of the work can be carried out on the phone itself. To figure out the registry settings for a certain program or option, there are two ways:
- manual search, typically fast and has a very high success rate by first visiting HKLM\Software and HKCU\Software, then looking for the vendor or software name.
- registry diff, slow but very accurate, requires PC (for now). Export HKLM+HKCU (using multiple select in Resco regedit) *before* you make the configuration change, and *after* you've made the change. Copy the two reg files to a PC and do a diff (WinMerge should do a good job). Alternatively, you can use a Windows tool like Registry Workshop or CeRegEditor to export the registries, but I think the first way is faster, and you can actually prepare the exports on the move, then do the diffs when you come home.
Some programs store configuration data in files - these *may* be a bit harder to figure out, but they're usually in the installation folder. Once you've set up such a program to your liking, copy its CAB to SASHIMI\Auto\CAB and the configuration file to SASHIMI\Auto\Root\Program Files\<app name>, and the app will be as you want it after the hard reset.
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All very helpful so nevermind the long windedness. I've been using Sashimi and I've managed to backup some apps to my satisfaction. I've have been trying to backup CorePlayer settings. I have backed up its regs keys. I have also backed up it's program files folder and reinstalled it manually with no success. What is the configuration file you are referring to that should be copied to SASHIMI\Auto\Root\Program Files\<app name>? Do you mean a file within program files or some other file?

DRTigerlilly said:
what about spbbackup2, easiest backup ever, and the files are self extractable so you don't even need to install spbbackup again to restore a rom.
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SBPBackup backs up the complete registry, so this would be a problem if something has changed from one rom Version to another (as f.e. stated in the first post of the Energy rom´s thread), thus this program would not be ideal for restoring a backup after flashing to a different rom.
Restoring backup´s to the same rom version however, this is what sbpbackup is perfect for.

Cheech1976 said:
SBPBackup backs up the complete registry, so this would be a problem if something has changed from one rom Version to another (as f.e. stated in the first post of the Energy rom´s thread), thus this program would not be ideal for restoring a backup after flashing to a different rom.
Restoring backup´s to the same rom version however, this is what sbpbackup is perfect for.
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Agreed, SPB Backup should only be used emails, contacts etc.
A full backup should only be used if you are trying to restore rom i.e. if something happened to it. It shouldn't be used when swapping between different rom builds as the registry settings/paths would be different

Any help, please. Thanks. (Backup & Restore)

hi everyone!
I have one concern which has troubled me for a while now.
I used to update Dutty's Rom.
And his work is quite impressive.
He changes/updates a new version every 10-20 days.
I usually install 20-30 applications after I reflash new ROM.(CABs)
My concern is how can I install/configure the softwares in a quick way every time after I flash the new ROM.
Is there any free software can install all the CAB files under specific folder at one time?
Or is there any backup tools can backup all the software/configuration I installed at the first time, so I can restore them after I flash the new rom.
How do you guys solve the problem?
Please share your ways and thoughts.
Thanks.
Regards,
William.C

this is good.. to add on, how about my contacts, their pics.. my sms etc etc

leobox1 said:
this is good.. to add on, how about my contacts, their pics.. my sms etc etc
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hi thank you for your reply.
I like ur blog, 300->370 well done!
I hope i can do this as well.
For the contacts, pic I use Oggsync 4.19.
auto-sync the contacts and calendar with your google account(two ways sync)(wifi/gprs).

I use resco backup to backup / restore my apps, but I have the same question, I have dutty's 2.1 and am put off upgrading because of having to re-install each time. is there any easy way?

too bad Dutty's latest ROMs are not UC compatible
so what you want is SASHIMI, a copy here, or here, or google
only problem is that the author, bengalih, had some disagreements/beef/falling out with XDA community
what a shame
his new home seems to be here,
and here are some easy to follow Tutorials

I use Pim Backup and/or Sprite Backup.
But, to avoid interfere with new ROMs, usually install all programs in SD.
So, backing up folder: \windows\Start Menu\ is enough to restore all links to programs later... really fast
But for who wants a real AutoInstaller, I agree with the other post, use SASHIMI

Thanks for those replies, Sashimi looks really useful, but it looks like HD owners need to wait for V8 to appear.

MarcusB63 said:
Thanks for those replies, Sashimi looks really useful, but it looks like HD owners need to wait for V8 to appear.
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why? it's not working on hd? thx

Sir.B said:
too bad Dutty's latest ROMs are not UC compatible
so what you want is SASHIMI, a copy here, or here, or google
only problem is that the author, bengalih, had some disagreements/beef/falling out with XDA community
what a shame
his new home seems to be here,
and here are some easy to follow Tutorials
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Duttys 3.9 XT Turbo is UC compatible
duttythroy said:
Dutty's HD V3.9 XT Turbo Change Log [ Coming Soon]
• Updated Opera version 9.50.16702.
• Updated Teeter Version.
• Updated HTC Email Setup Wizard.
• Updated HTC RSS Hub Application.
• Updated MSVC Application 1.6.21812
• Rom is now UC Compatible more information can be found here.
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CHANGE LOG AND FIXES
v.8.0 - 4/12/09
•NEW! - Added support for Touch HD and other 480x800 resolution devices.
•NEW! - Added support for Omnia and other 240x400 resolution devices.
•NEW! - Added support for 240x240 resolution devices.
•NEW! - Entirely new code routine to dynamically determine Storage Card/Internal Storage/Etc. has changed to support more device locations.
•NEW! - ASL - Alternate Storage Location (\CAB\ASL) directory allows for devices with multiple external storage locations to enable Auto install to both.
•NEW! - AUTO files have been completely rewritten to work with new SC/ASL detection routines. Much simpler format!
•NEW! - "Skip" directory (\CAB\Skip) allows for a temporary placement of files to be skipped during Auto Install.
•NEW! - Added Settings option to toggle automatic restart after Auto phase execution has completed.
•NEW! - Added Aggressive Auto Resume setting to modify behavior resulting from device reboots during Auto phase.
•NEW! - Added Settings option to toggle AUTORUN registry flag being set after a successful AUTORUN.
•NEW! - Added Settings option to manually reset AUTORUN registry flag.
•UPDATED! - Custom Links INI file generation now allows optional enumeration of subdirectories.
•UPDATED! - Management of alternate settings.ini files optimized.
•UPDATED! - Settings Menu structure reworked for streamlined organization of all settings.
•UPDATED! - Fixed minor issue where selecting a change for a missing directory on startup wasn't saving to INI file.
•UPDATED! - Fixed issue with PIM restore (restore pim.vol in lowercase (instead of PIM.VOL).
•UPDATED! - Fixed issue with some non-English languages giving errors because of missing "license" info.
•UPDATED! - Additional minor code optimizations.
•UPDATED! - MortScript to version 4.2.
•UPDATED! - Makisu to 1.9.2.
SEE DOCUMENTATION FOR FULL CHANGE LOG
Link: http://www.winmo-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4

ozmoran, yes you are right but I use onkolog and it's not UC compatible , and many of them are not.
With this software it's easy to install and configure and have a lot more than UC, like copy files, make shortcut, register wifi, etc. Awsome software... try to configure right now
So... no more worries if is UC or not
god day to you!

Robert A said:
ozmoran, yes you are right but I use onkolog and it's not UC compatible , and many of them are not.
With this software it's easy to install and configure and have a lot more than UC, like copy files, make shortcut, register wifi, etc. Awsome software... try to configure right now
So... no more worries if is UC or not
god day to you!
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Thanks for the Info but no one mentioned what Rom they were using they just said Duttys was not UC compatible I was correcting that information.
I guess its up to the original Poster to choose.

ozmoran said:
Thanks for the Info but no one mentioned what Rom they were using they just said Duttys was not UC compatible I was correcting that information.
I guess its up to the original Poster to choose.
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How to batch install software after flash

Hey guys,
Could someone point me in the direction of a good batch installer.
I've reflashed my phone and i don't want to spend 10 days reinstalling everything.
I tried using SDConfig.txt but it won't start.
I know there were some threads talking about this...but hey...the search feature didn't help.
Thanks

A very good question, I'd like to see what else beside SDconfig can be used. It's been rendered useless on Itje's newer ROMs.

see post#2 of the thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=509891
look for:
4- CAB batch installer by helloworld1: neat, small, smart app to automatically install all of your apps after a flash or hard reset

I did see that link since luck would have it ... I reflashed with that exact same rom
The reason why I didn't want to use that tools is
"Problems:
1. The small utility can not silently install cab files. "
For a batch installer I think that is A MAIN REQUIREMENT...
I have almost 40 cabs...using a "batch installer" thats waiting for each one to prompt me a confirmation is ludicrous...
Any other ideas?

stormlv said:
1. The small utility can not silently install cab files. [/B]"
I have almost 40 cabs...using a "batch installer" thats waiting for each one to prompt me a confirmation is ludicrous...
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I agree, it's important to have silent installation.
However, that would mean an override would need to be done so that each confirmation selection would install it to either the device or the storage memory.

gundamboy said:
...However, that would mean an override would need to be done so that each confirmation selection would install it to either the device or the storage memory.
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Something like the SDConfig mechanism would be just fine.
Plus I rarely keep stuff on my SD Card anyway (besides Tom Tom that is...and even that doesn't need to be reinstalled - you can just copy a link to the start menu and you're done)

And what about Sashimi autoinstaller? Personally haven't use it. But I saw a post in BlueAngel's XDA forum wrote by red-hanks. It installs CAB, .REG., and .XML files.
Maybe this would be helpfull.

I think SKTools should be able to do it. Read the manual (http://s-k-tools.com/sktoolsm.pdf) on page 37. There you will find the command- line parameters for silent installation.

I recommend Sashimi Auto Installer. It does what you guys want.
You put all the cabs you want to install in the CAB Folder and then start the autoinstaller. It will go 1 by 1 and install. After it's all finished, it will ask you if you want to restart the phone. It will silently install the cabs (but still shows what it's installing currently), it just won't ask you anything until the end. This goes with registry edits as well and other files.

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I recommend Sashimi Auto Installer. It does what you guys want.
You put all the cabs you want to install in the CAB Folder and then start the autoinstaller. It will go 1 by 1 and install. After it's all finished, it will ask you if you want to restart the phone. It will silently install the cabs (but still shows what it's installing currently), it just won't ask you anything until the end. This goes with registry edits as well and other files.
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Sounds good. What does it do with CABs that require user input to finish installation? (For instance G-alarm, FingerKB etc.)

Thanks guys...this is exactly what I needed!

Angelusz said:
Sounds good. What does it do with CABs that require user input to finish installation? (For instance G-alarm, FingerKB etc.)
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u can stick those ones in a "Manual" install mode in Sashimi. give it a go - looks confusing but it's incredibly flexible / powerful.

With the FingerKB, it would just popup the settings and wait for you to finish.. it will only continue once you have saved the settings.

I can't seem to find Sashimi Auto Installer - the top search result points to a thread with the first posts blank ("..........................") by a user that appears to have been banned?

Here it is
Here you can find it: http://www.winmo-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4