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in refrence to this thred how do i run a backup.bat ? my phone keeps saying this
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If you are trying to change the Page Pool, the batch files need to be run on your PC, with your phone connected via ActiveSync.

i tried from the pc but it5 wont open and it opens to the icons properties

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i tried from the pc but it5 wont open and it opens to the icons properties
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How are you running it on the PC? Double-clicking on the .bat file? And you are running Windows, right?
It is possible that your file associations are messed up for batch files. Try doing it this way:
1) Unzip the Page Pool files to somewhere that will be easy to find - like c:\PPool
2) Go to Start > Run
3) type 'cmd' in the Open box and click OK. (do not type the quote marks, just cmd). if you did it right, a black "DOS" window should open.
4) Type 'c:' and press <Return> (assuming that you unzipped to the c: drive - and again, don't type the quotes)
5) Type 'cd PPool' and press Return. The command prompt should now read C:\PPool. If you used a different directory name, then substitute that name for the PPool in my example.
6) Make sure that your phone is connected via ActiveSync. Type backup.bat and press return
If you did it right, it should display a line of text starting with 'pdocread', and then another line starting with 'copying'...
All in all, it should take about 15 seconds to perform the backup and then drop you back to your command prompt.
When the backup is complete, you can do the pagepool change by entering the size you want and pressing Return (4.bat, or 6.bat, for example)
Good luck,

ok il try that also how do i install java games for this and i would like to know what games are supported and if theres a gba emulator for this wing?

qwkynuf said:
How are you running it on the PC? Double-clicking on the .bat file? And you are running Windows, right?
It is possible that your file associations are messed up for batch files. Try doing it this way:
1) Unzip the Page Pool files to somewhere that will be easy to find - like c:\PPool
2) Go to Start > Run
3) type 'cmd' in the Open box and click OK. (do not type the quote marks, just cmd). if you did it right, a black "DOS" window should open.
4) Type 'c:' and press <Return> (assuming that you unzipped to the c: drive - and again, don't type the quotes)
5) Type 'cd PPool' and press Return. The command prompt should now read C:\PPool. If you used a different directory name, then substitute that name for the PPool in my example.
6) Make sure that your phone is connected via ActiveSync. Type backup.bat and press return
If you did it right, it should display a line of text starting with 'pdocread', and then another line starting with 'copying'...
All in all, it should take about 15 seconds to perform the backup and then drop you back to your command prompt.
When the backup is complete, you can do the pagepool change by entering the size you want and pressing Return (4.bat, or 6.bat, for example)
Good luck,
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ok ur method worked ,also i am not new to cmd

Java files are installed after launching Jbed or any Java client on your PocketPC first.
There are a lot of emulators including Game Boy Advance. Have a look at here

Everything on the Windows Phone 8 Emulator

The Windows Phone 8 Emulator is installed as a part of the Windows Phone 8 SDK. You can follow some steps below to begin hacking the emulator.
Things to do:
everything....
InteropUnlock
BCD Editing
Well, first thing is first. Getting the WP8 SDK to install.
PREREQUISITES:
A SLAT capable CPU and BIOS. Some OEMs have only enabled the virtualization feature, but missed the SLAT feature.
Your computer needs to support hardware DEP (No execute bit for AMD).
An OS that supports Hyper-V: Server 2008, 2008R2, 2010, 2012, 2012R2, or Windows 8 Pro.
Note: AFAIK, the only officially supported OS for this is Win8Pro-x64
Access to a user account that has Administrator rights.
Steps for "Getting Ready!"
Set the date to 10/5/13 - one day before expiration (thanks to mister2d.)
Install the SDK normally. (Note: the complete SDK should be installable on any 64bit OS that has the OS version at 6.1 or newer, just follow the tutorial in my signature.)
Install the Visual Studio Update 4.
Install the Windows Phone Emulator - Update 3
Now, most of you can launch the emulator by opening the Windows Phone Deployment Tool (or Windows Phone Power Tools) and deploy to the resolution of choice and to either RTM or GDR3.
I seemed to hit a bug where XDE (the emulator shell) can't create a Virtual Machine properly. It seems to be surrounding the disk being attached improperly.
So.... You can skip the entire part above if you have the Flash.vhd and the desired resolution vhd.
Using the WP8 emulator only using Hyper-V Manager
Open Hyper-V Manager
Click on New, then Virtual Machine
Name the VM what ever you like.
Set RAM at 512 or 1024. 2048 me be a little finicky.
Leave Networking on Not Connected unless you have fully configured Hyper-V.
Select "Attach a virtual hard disk later"
Click Finish.
Right click on the VM you have just created and go to settings.
Click on DVD Drive and press remove.
Click on Hard Drive and paste the location of the desired resolution vhd.
e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Phone\v8.0GDR3\Emulation\Images\Flash.480x800.vhd
Double click on the VM to bring up the control interface and press the blue-green "start" button.
Controls for the VM:
Back - Escape/F1
Start - F2
Search - F3
Vol UP - F9
Vol Down - F10
Camera full-press? - F7
Mouse left & right click - tap
NOTE: THE CURSOR DISAPPEARS WHEN MOVED INTO THE VM SCREEN.
Things disable out of box.
Microsoft accounts
dialer (I can't seem to get any of the dialer codes to work yet.)
camera (kinda...just displays a colored box running around the edges.)
Steps to InteropUnlock:
Attach the vhd
type diskmgmt.msc at the start screen. click attach vhd. paste the location of the vhd and press ok.
e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Phone\v8.0GDR3\Emulation\Images\Flash.480x800.vhd
right click on blue disk shown and click on detach vhd once done with working on it.
type regedit.exe at the start screen.
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Click File, Load Hive.
Go to the main partition (the one that has all the links to the other drives...)
and go down to Windows\System32\config (it will ask for permission to enter...)
Hmm....Seems to be interopunlocked already...
More soon!

reserved

Just saying this in case you didn't know this: You can mount the VHD file as a hardware and explore/edit emulator system files.

That's exactly what's in the op, but I'm not sure what persists and there's a few others too, but I ran out of time to mess with it. Just highlight the text and you'll see that the directions are there.
Essentially this should be able to operate like a real device, but it needs a few tweaks. Also its funny to see in settings for it to say i386 under the SoC.
Sent from my Lumia 928 (RM-860) using Tapatalk

Convert VHD into vmdisk, then you can run the emulator in VMWare directly with CPU without SALT or VT and can also without win8

Saw this over on the winbeta site. Didn't really check it out but may be useful in backing up any work done on the emulators. As I said I didn't take much time checking it out but may be worth a look. http://go.altaro.com/?LP=WinBeta-30...tm_medium=banner-300x250&utm_campaign=winbeta

What would be really nice is to make it so you can connect your MS account from the emulator.

jordanmills said:
What would be really nice is to make it so you can connect your MS account from the emulator.
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Yeah it might just need an easy tweak, but then again I simply don't know.

Skin WP-Emulator
Skin WP-Emulator from MS Dev Center.
Maybe someone needs
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[TUTORIAL]How to emulate KitKat 4.4 in a virtual machine | Absolutely Noob friendly!

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Hey Guys, in this Tutorial I'll gonna show you how to emulate Android KitKat in a virtual machine.
Preparation: Download this modified ISO Image: http://goo.gl/5iP47I
Download Virtual Box for your operating System.
Open VirtualBox. Click "New" & select the same attributes like them on the screenshot.
Select about 1600 Megabyte of RAM. (Or try to stay in the green mark.)
Klick "Create".
Choose "Dynamically allocated"
Select the Hard Disk size of your Virtual Machine. I took 8 GB and I recommend that value as minimum.
Choose "Create a virtual hard disk drive now "and klick "Create". Then Start your machine.
Now the emulated BIOS should start and you should be able to choose your downloaded .iso by clicking on the little folder icon with the green arrow.
When you see this screen, choose "Installation"
Now select "Create/Modify partitions"
Now you see your virtual hard disk as "free space", select "New", then "Primary" and then enter again.
Now you should see you created partition called "sda1" with the Size you made your virtual hard disk. Now navigate at the bottom to "Write" and klick enter. Confirm all questions and then klick "Quit".
Now choose your "sda1".
Format "sda1" as a ext3 filesystem.
Now reboot.
Now, before booting Android, choose under Devices>CD/DVD Devices>Host Drive, so that your iso is not selected anymore.
Power off your machine.
Start again and choose the first boot method.
Now your Android should start and be patient, it's the first start.
Huraaaaaaay! Now you have a great Android virtual Machine with Android KitKat.
Note: For VMWare Player it's exactly the same, just ignore the first three steps and select from beginning the .iso file.
- Shialie
​

Nice tuto Thanks

I can't get it working..
whenever I choose Installation this happens..

Then tell me every step you did and how you did it
Tippie di Tap from my S3

rv0000s said:
I can't get it working..
whenever I choose Installation this happens..
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You may didn't set up your VM right?

Android-xp said:
You may didn't set up your VM right?
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off-course I set it ..
Shialie said:
Then tell me every step you did and how you did it
Tippie di Tap from my S3
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I did every step you have written. But when I select installation it should show me the disk partitioning screen but instead of it just show 'restarting in 60 secs'
searched google but didn't find the solution..
BTW nice tut..

Did you set your sda1 as "write" partition? (12th Pic)

If you don't find a solution I can export my already created VM, upload it to my Mega-account and then you can import it..
Tippie di Tap from my S3

Magyarul: http://gidano.hu/sd-kartya-irhatosaga-android-4-4-kitkat-alatt/

[APK][alpha001] BrightTime

BrightTime
GitHub link for ease of reading and downloading...
Download Here
BrightTime adjusts your Android screen's brightness based on the time of day.
This improves your phone's battery life
Other projects like Backlight! make it easier to manually adjust your brightness settings to save power, but BrightTime completely automates this process.
Your phone will know the optimal brightness setting and adjust it for you.
The default install is suitable for most users, but advanced users can thoroughly customize the schedule.
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Installation
BrightTime is easy to use. Currently, BrightTime requires Android 5.0.2+.
From your desktop:
1. Click here and click the `Begin Download` button.
2. Connect your phone to your computer and open its internal storage or SD card.
3. Locate the downloaded BrightTime-xx.apk file and move it to your phone directory.
4. Locate BrightTime-xx.apk on your phone and click it to begin installation.
5. Click Install and either Done or Open on the following screen.
From your phone:
1. Click here and click the Begin Download button.
2. Open your notification bar and click the downloaded BrightTime-xx.apk file.
3. Click Install and either Done or Open on the following screen.
Adjusting the schedule
BrightTime comes with default settings that should be good enough for most users.
Advanced users can follow these directions to change your settings.
BrightTime uses points that allow users to set times at which the brightness changes.
To create a point:
1. Tap on the +, the circular pink button at the center bottom of the screen.
2. Select your desired time and brightness.
3. Once finished, click the Confirm button. Point added!
4. You will return to the main screen where your added point will appear on the list by time.
5. Your screen brightness will now change according to the brightness and times you have set.​
To edit delete a point:
1. Tap on the point you created previously.
2. Delete the point altogether using the Delete button.
3. Modify any settings for that point and press Confirm to save changes.
4. To discard and go back, tap your Back button at either the top or bottom of your screen.​
Future Goals
• Allow users to Undo changes or deletion of their points.
• Clean up UI, icon, and code to fit Google's design guidelines and code style guidelines
• Support for Android Jelly Bean (4.1 - 4.3.1) and KitKat (4.4)
Building & Developing
The easiest way to build is to install Android Studio. After installation, you can import the project into Android Studio:
1. Download the project into a working directory.
2. Open Android Studio, click Import Project
3. Locate your working directory to import.
4. Click OK
5. Importing and building will be automatic via Gradle.
Contact Us
Feel free to leave an issue or email us at [email protected].

Wait KitKat version

[GUIDE] Using CIFS on Fire Nexus ROM and CM-12.1

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Using CIFS on Fire Nexus ROM and CM-12.1​
Code:
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General
- This is a guide which describes what is required to have working CIFS shares.
- All information and steps are mandatory
Prerequisites for Installation
- Download SuperSU-2.65 Stable
- Download Patched version of CIFSManager v1.5a
Setting up Prerequisites
1. Disable Privacy Guard (Root Access) in Developer Settings
2. Install SuperSU 2.65 Stable Version
3. Reboot
4. Install the patched version of CIFSManager 1.5a
Setting Up CIFSManager
1. Open CIFSManager and click on the 3 vertical dots in the bottom right hand corner
2. Click Settings
3. Click on Mount point prefix
4. In the dialog box enter the following:
Code:
/data/media/0/shares
5. Press <OK> on the dialog box
6. Tick the checkbox against the option "Load cifs module"
7. Tick the checkbox against the option "Load via insmod"
8. Click on the "Path to cifs.ko[:<modpath>]* option.
9. In the dialog box change the text to be the following:
Code:
/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.ko:/system/lib/modules/nls_utf8.ko
10. Press <OK> on the dialog box
11. Press the back button to return to the main screen
12. That's the hard bit done.
13. Reboot
Mounting a shared folder
1. In a file manager on your tablet with root access
2. Browse to /data/media/0 and create a folder called "shares"
3. Browse to the newly created shares folder
4. Now create a folder for your new share, I'll use "music" as an example
5. Now go back to CIFSManager and click on the 3 vertical dots in the bottom right hand corner
6. Select the "Add New Share..." option
7. In the Share Path enter <ip address>/<share name>, for example
Code:
192.168.1.250/music
8. Now click on the "Username" field
9. The "Mount Point" field above should have auto-populated with
Code:
/data/media/0/shares/music
10. Enter the "Username" and "Password"
11. In the "Options" field enter the following text:
Code:
rw,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,iocharset=utf8,context=u:object_r:rootfs:s0
12. Click the "Save" button, you will then have returned to the main screen
13. Finally click on the share to activate it.
Thanks
- @Chainfire for SuperSU
- @f3d0r for CIFSManager
- @DualJoe for patching CIFSManager
- @bseos and @glimmling - Fix for empty app-mounted directories

Wicked!!! Your the Man! Cant wait to try it!!

Somebody want to fill us newbs in on what this does and the benefits?

riverstyxxx said:
Somebody want to fill us newbs in on what this does and the benefits?
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With cifs you can mount any shares exposed to your network by the Windows fileserver you have at home, for example.

riverstyxxx said:
Somebody want to fill us newbs in on what this does and the benefits?
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cifs

I just tried this on my Fire 7 with a fresh install of CM but I cannot play any of my music files. I can use the file manager to copy the file to my internal storage but when I try to play them directly from the dir the music app says "IO Error" and VLC simply says "<filename> cannot be played!". Any suggestions?

false_chicken said:
I just tried this on my Fire 7 with a fresh install of CM but I cannot play any of my music files. I can use the file manager to copy the file to my internal storage but when I try to play them directly from the dir the music app says "IO Error" and VLC simply says "<filename> cannot be played!". Any suggestions?
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I have the same issue, I looking into it but don't have a diagnosis yet

ggow said:
I have the same issue, I looking into it but don't have a diagnosis yet
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Awesome. Thanks for looking into it!

Please help a NOOB
using a firetablet 7 inch, nexus rom, fresh install after first section seems to run ok I get stumped at create /data/media/0/shares.
Using file explorer I can't find /data/media/0 ??
Is there an app like foldermount that does this more automagically ?? or maybe a script file that someone could write....RootJunky. ??
PLZ

ggow said:
Code:
/system/lib/modules/cifs.ko:/system/lib/modules/md4.ko:/system/lib/modules/nls_utf8.ko
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Thanks, that does it - it would be nice to have an updated apk that search-inserts these modules on its own though... it's not like typing on the android screen keyboard is l lot of fun :-\ and I only stumbled upon the solution after some searching around.