I found program EngMode in my Windows directory. As it looks like it should display LAC, CellId etc. Unfortunately, it hooks up with "Failed to read engineering mode".
Do you know somethin abou this app? I need to read this information form the phone.
Thanks
Jindrich Ocenasek
No "EngMode" in my Windows directory. Please send it along...
Peter [email protected]
Doesn't exist in my T-Mobile either. You can get to this info via the bootloader, however. Just see the articles on this site.
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I am in the process of compiling all of the .cab files I have littering my PC and putting them all in one place (as well as contemplating posting them on line in a "one-stop directory" of sorts on my website). Can anyone identify this program by filename?
PPC5[1].0_HTCV_Sprint_Prod
I'm sure it's for a Titan as that's what I have.
Thanks!
I guess I could just install it to find out but I just deleted Activesync in my "cleaning process".
Todd
I think it's the threaded/instant messaging client by OZ...
Here is the link - both on this forum and PPCGeeks:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=341472
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=10141
Thanks!
Hallo.
I am a student and for my diploma thesis i have to develop an application for windows mobile. Meanwhile, I own a Qtek8500 therefore it will be my debugging device...
First of all, my application should be able to retrieve GSM Signal Strength and Gsm Cell Id..Using C#,VB i could only get percentage of signal strength and not an absolute value in dB. So i guess i have to build it with C++, but cannot find any source to read. MSDN provides a very generic example...
Can anyone help me with sample code, or any links with info?
ask on msdn forums
I will try that.
I found out that something really important is RIL.dll. This can be found inside the mobile, but I cannot copy it anywhere (permission denied). I was thinking of dumping the whole content of my mobile to an image or something and extract what i want from there. Is this kind of "dump" possible (and how)?
get it from attach
thank you very much!
bender_gr said:
Could you please provide me with the "rilgsm.dll" file?
Thank you for your time!
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there is no any rilgsm.dll file. But i apolgize that you interested in these two files linked from ril.dll - cellcore.dll and custsat.dll
Notice to users: This is an "At-Your-Own-Risk" type thing. We'll be meddling in the Registry so make a backup and follow instructions. I, myself and Xda-Developers.com, are not responsible for your screw-ups. Kay, Pumpkins?
In order to make the Kin Device Viewable by the windows shell, we'll first need to do some registry editing.
Run "RegEdit" to get to the registry editor. From here we're going to navigate to the following:
Code:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\Enum\USB\
Once there, do a search for the following Line:
Code:
PortableDeviceNameSpace
Now, unless you have multiple Kin/Zune, this will be the entry for YOUR Kin. I'll edit this later for multiple kin/zune devices but for now lets continue.
At this point, Disconnect Kin from USB and Close the Zune Software.
After that edit the following lines to say the following:
Code:
EnableLegacySupport 1
PortableDeviceNameSpaceExcludeFromShell 0
ShowInShell 1
PortableDeviceType 3
After this, close up shop. Plug in the Kin. Zune player should come up if all is well, and you should be able to see your device in your "My Computer" area. Do a random sync of anything, something thats going to take time. This will allow you to view the contents of your device, only the zune side though.
Curious. I found that this worked for the KIN TWOm, although I needed to keep PortableDeviceType set to a value of 2, instead of a 3, to actually view the contents on it. I don't know if this is a change with the M version of the software. I also found that I was able to browse the contents, but not do anything with them (no retrieving or copying).
This post is great, I was able to at least see my device in "My Computer". Changing the values for the devicetype did not seem to make a difference for me, it worked in either case and I'm using a Kin TwoM.
I do have a different issue, however, I'm unable to actually access the files on the device. I cannot open them directly nor copy them to my desktop. It throws an access denied error.
I figured this out, looked up how to do it on the zune, but i too am getting the access denied error
I've been looking into the serial AT commands for LG phones (G3 & G4). I was able through objdump to reassemble the file /bin/atd which holds all the AT commands, like AT%FRST (factory reset device), etc.
Anyways, what I'm looking to do now is to find the actual functions that go along with these AT commands located in the file: atd. I was able to snoop around a bit and found many files that all seemed to converse with this main atd file, but finding the actual functions was to no avail. I was able to generate a atd.c file through an online decompiler, but the file is generated and doesn't seem to actually show the actual functions, but just the memory addresses to these AT functions themselves, which I haven't been able to trace. I'm looking for certain files that I could reassemble and get these functions that go along with the commands, it'd be greatly appreciated for any help at all. Thank you
If you'd like me to show my current findings, please let me know. First time posting on here, and I can't seem to locate the attachment button.
Hi all!
I am very curious if anyone here can give me a push in the right direction...
Let me start by saying that i have made an excel sheet in windows for the purpose of administring my mail. I scan my mail and name it in de sheet accordingly. F.e.: filename 2018-02-015.jpg is in excel as follows:
column A: 2018-02-015. Column B "jpg". In that way i can numer the files continuesly, but can select different filetypes (f.e.: pfd, msg, docx etc...) along the way. Now....
I use a formula to calculate the complete filepath so i can click in the cel to open the file. In windows this looks als follows:
=HYPERLINK(TEKST.SAMENVOEGEN("C:\Data\CloudStation\Post\gescande stukken\Inkomend\2018";A5;".";B5); "doc")
I use a duch version of excel... sorry... "tekst.samenvoegen" is probably "concatenate". Now... if the file i link to exists in the location mentioned in the formula, windows opens it flawless.
You might have noticed the term cloudstation in the path. That's because my goal is to sync with my mobile. That's the part that works already. But since i do not have the same paths on my Phone as i have in windows. I had to create another comlumn for the sake of opening files on android. At the moment i can open the sheet on android, look up the line i need and then navigate manually through the filesystem to open it. But it would be really neat if i could (just like in windows) click on the file in excel en open it that way.
What i tried is the following:
=HYPERLINK(TEKST.SAMENVOEGEN("/storage/0123-4567/Android/data/com.synology.dscloud/files/Data/Post/gescande stukken/Inkomend/2018/";A5;".";B5); "and")
since the name of the SD card seems to be 0123-4567 and the files i want to call upon also exsist in the target dir. i think it should work. But since i'm more of a windows man i'm afraid i'm overlooking something.... Android tells me that the link is not valid or i'm not authorized tot open it...
Who can halp me along? Thanks in advance!
kind regards,
some dutch guy