I apologize, but since I have an xplay, I wanted to share this here, though this would probably work for any android phone - I found this the easiest way to access the files on the phone with the least amount of effort - especially if you are a fan of Total Commander.
Install SSHDroid. Run it. Grant it root access if available for full access to your phones filesystem.
Install Total Commander, find the SFTP plugin on this page:
(I can't post links.. google: plugins total commander)
I suggest you copy the plugin to the install folder of Total Commander. Install it as per instructions at the middle of the page.
EDIT:
How to install a file system plugin:
1. Unzip the plugin to a directory of your choice.
2. In Totalcmd, choose Configuration - Options - Operation - FS-Plugins
3. Click on "Add"
4. Choose the .wfx file of that plugin and click OK
You can now access the new file system via the Network Neighborhood.
You also require the DLLs libeay32.dll and libssh2.dll in the same directory as the plugin, which can be found in this file: (For win32)
Google: curl-7.21.7-devel-mingw32.zip
Setup the passwords and now you have full ssh access as well as easy access to file functions in a nice GUI. And encrypted. (for free)
I use File Expert, and just press Share, then Start FTP Server and it just works through wifi easy as pie
Yes indeed, there are many ways to do this.. this is ideal if you 1)like Total Commander (why wouldn't you?), and you 2)want to have SSH command line access. If you want these things anyway, or even if you want SSH access, there is no need to run another server on your phone.. and the added bonus of encrypted transfers. You could also use WinSCP.
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I've got lots of .dsm and .rgu files in my Windows folder, for example
12e09329-dd44-jhg589856-jh2525656598.DSM or .RGU
they're about 1 to 20k big. About 40-50 of them sit on top of my Windows folder.
have you got them too? What are they there for? And can I get rid of them?
They seem to be "hidden in rom" though, as they appear when the option "hidden on rom" is ticked in total Commander.
they also appear on my desktop's Explorer , throuh Windows Mobile/MyWindowsMobiledevice/Windows (or similar path)
Thanks for you help!
I think it is some digital cert for granting application access. If you delete it, you will be asked some applications is not signed and do you want to execute it. If you say yes, it will create this file again.
right. Have you got them too, or is it only me?
Yes, there is some in my k-jam too, from the timestamp you will know it is created when you installed some applications each time.
and what about this directory
\Windows\OEM on my qtek 9100
It contains MFC80U.dll
and msvcr80.dll
it looks like visual studio files and I don't understand what it does in my user memory.
Either it should be in WM5 files or It should be removed.
What do you think?
Regarding Bynaris Smartexplorer it is the best for smartphones clearly but:
1 - it is not a task manager, it is a file explorer
2 - it has been design to be used with numeric keypad shortcuts on pocket pc it is a pain to use.
However I really like its quickness.
I will just wait for a more pocket pc friendly version before I replace resco explorer.
Hi,
How do i go about executing a file on pocketpc. i copy ther file to my device and browse to it with file explorer but how do i run it?
tap it to run it.
Some installs for PPC need to be done on the desctop though, so try running the file on the desktop computer if this doesn't work.
hi
yeah i have tried tapping it and it wont run it and holding the stlus down for the context menu wont give me the option to run it. and i need to run it on the ppc cos it hive me information on the device.
On your PPC you can execute .exe files made for Windows Mobile OS.
You can also open various other format extensions by installing 3dy part programs.
thefunkysoulone: I'd strongly advise you to get hold of a third party file explorer. I recommend GSFinder although others will recommend Resco, Total Commander and others I imagine. This will give you good control over program execution and files.
How you install app that does put you in a chicken and the egg situation however, tending towards infinity.
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I know most of you know this, but i someone asked in another thread, and i didn't want to hijack that thread:
I use Total Commander (can be used free forever) with this plug-in (i didn't write it, i'm just posting it, read the file inside the archive on how to install and use it)
GL&HF
nice!
thanks!
but is there a way to use it with wifi, not via activesync?
No. You need an FTP or some kind of file sharing server to run on the PPC for that.
From PC to PC, you can network a shared folder. How can I share a folder on my PPC and network it so either my mac or pc can grab files without having to use ActiveSync or the ridiculous The Missing Sync for mac.
use resco explorer
you can use resco explorer to set up a network share. then copy any files from your PPC to your network share location. Hope this works.
connorxda said:
you can use resco explorer to set up a network share. then copy any files from your PPC to your network share location. Hope this works.
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I'll give this a try, thanks.
And, without that, for instance, with File Explorer not possible? I can 'open path' ?
I made it work
I made it kinda work. I am sure there is something wrong, but what I did actually worked. There may be enough correct info here to help:
#1 - I installed a cmd shell
#2 - using the 'net use' command:
net use \\<machine name>\<export name> <password> /user:<domain>\<user name>
#3 now authentication window comes up, and I type in my password.
#4 now I have remote access:
copy \\<machine name>\<export name>\<file name>
When I installed the "total commander" application, I noticed there is a directory now called //network, with a sub directory called <password> ( my actual password ). Inside the password directory are all the remote files. I guess "net use" works a bit differently on this platform than I expect. So I do not know what is going on, but I do have file sharing across SMB..... ;-)
I am using the HTC Dock application. Does anyone have any advice on how to create a hyperlink that will point me to a web page, so I can hard code a button to it under the applications? What I am trying to do is create a Launcher App that starts my Google Documents Page.
i.e. iexplore http://docs.google.com/m
I just made a shortcut to www.gmail.com to open in Opera Mobile.
The LNK (shortcut) file is a text file with the location of what you want to run in the contents. My process went like this...
1. Open Total Commander (free)
2. Browse to Programs folder.
3. Copy existing shortcut.
4. Change properties of shortcut (using Total Commander still) to point to the Opera executable.
5. Used the text editor that is built into Total Commander to open the file.
6. Added a space and then www.gmail.com on the end of the line.
7. Tested and it works.
I got the idea from this article I found while Googling for the same thing:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa924419.aspx