Hi Guys,
I've been reading through numerous posts whole morning, but didn't find a step-by-step way to make the ROM of my new XDA-III writable. I've unhided it through registry, but failed to make it writable with ExtendedROMUnlocker.arm.CAB.
Any help is highly appreciated, as I would like to get rid of Photo Contacts, just as I did on my previous XDA-II.
Thanks a lot, in advance.
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Ok, so I've been flashing my phone alot, so Microsoft's Myphone has been an invaluable app (you have NO idea how much it pains me to say that). So I've been looking into Shashimi and other auto-install stuff, but I'm wondering where my login/pass is stored on my phone for Myphone. It doesn't appear to be a registry entry. There are some dat files there, but I would have no idea which file to backup. Figuring this out would make flashing new roms super quick and easy to get your data back up (as well as if you had to dump to a clean rom while away from your PC). Any insight would be helpful!
-Todd
I have only found the username in the registry so far I have a few ideas on how to extract the password but not sure if they will work. Am quite busy cooking ROMs at the mo so if I do find a solution I will let you know
todd3835 said:
Ok, so I've been flashing my phone alot, so Microsoft's Myphone has been an invaluable app (you have NO idea how much it pains me to say that). So I've been looking into Shashimi and other auto-install stuff, but I'm wondering where my login/pass is stored on my phone for Myphone. It doesn't appear to be a registry entry. There are some dat files there, but I would have no idea which file to backup. Figuring this out would make flashing new roms super quick and easy to get your data back up (as well as if you had to dump to a clean rom while away from your PC). Any insight would be helpful!
-Todd
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first sometimes the password is encrypted so it my look different but when you can do is a hard reset then look at the time right before you enter your user/PW then look at the dat files that have been modified around at that time then move not copy those files over to the storage card then reopen the app if it has your user/PW then thats not it if it asks you to renter it then it is it. hope this helps
Hello guys,
I messed up restoring my /system/bin/mountosh and end up trashing it.
Can someone please post the original mountosh or send it to me by email,
so i can restore it ? Would really appreciate it. ienliven at gmail dot com
Thank you!
ps. easy pulling with adb ...
$ adb pull /system/bin/mountosh
I have searched the threads available on this topic, but was not able to find an answer so posting it again.
Call log is completely useless when you have the same person's name listed 20 times in a day, is there no way to group it by caller without installing any custom ROM's?
And also in the call log only time is displayed which is kind of useless as scrolling down is a pain the wrong place
i am new to android world, so pardon my ignorance, everyone talks about customizing android but i cant find simple options like the above to be done by getting in the file system and making the changes in the parameters file
are there any guides to know where the android system files are stored what can be edited? i have downloaded the SDK and installed the tools but cant figure out where should i start.
any insights or help is appreciated.
Hi guys, I have been searching for a bit but have not found the answer I was looking for. Does anyone know how I can disable system write protection on 3.17 stock rooted firmware. Its driving me crazy, what's the point of being rooted when you can't even edit the system directory. Any help is appreciated.
can someone please explain a few things about android logs to me... first of all, does such a thing as a complete system log (with all of the events, every single one of them, timestamps, description codes) even exists? i know the system is supposed to maintain four or so types of logs, but i am not completely sure whats in them and how wide, scopewise and sizewise, they actually are. does the system keep track of all the events in some file or is a third part app necessary for that? do you need to root your phone in order to access the logs/view them? and if that be the case, does rooting erase all the data that was created prior to the rooting itself?
thanks for the answers
oh god, did not see the read before posting guides regarding questions....sorry... can a moderator please move this thread?