This merged English version of WM2003SE is compiled for the Australian model O2 XDA II.
NOTE: It is supplied as is. Use it at your own risk!!!
TIP: First backup your data and settings using either ActiveSync, SDBackup or XBackup - then download the attached ROM_Backup.zip - extract and follow the instructions in the ROM backup folder.
To install the merged WM2003SE:
1. Download the attached Setup.exe
2. Insert your O2 XDA II into it's USB cradle and confirm that a successful USB connection has been made with your PC
3. Run Setup.exe and follow the onscreen prompts.
Details:
The ROM image is version: 2.06.00WWE (ver 4.21.1088 build 14132)
The Radio image is version: 1.18.00
The Extended ROM image is a variance of version 2.06.100a (Sin.Merged.v2.0)
The Extended ROM contains the following:
Merge of ROM 2.02.t1WWE over ROM 2.06.00WWE, pre-configured with:
AltTab, AutoConfig, Blackberry, BT Icon, Caller ID, Camera, ClearType Landscape, ClearType Tuner, ClearVue, CMD, Connections, Contacts, Date, Device Manager, Explorer, ExtROM Tools, Flash, Fonts, IE Tools, IntelliDialer, ipConfig, Keyboard Extension, Midi Ringtone, MMS Composer, Notepad, O2, Paint, Print, RegEdit, Reset, Rotate Screen, Run, Running Programs, Scheduled Tasks, Tray Launch, Video MMS, WiFi & BT Headset/Handsfree.
The Autoconfig only contains support for the following Australian Carriers: - Optus, Telstra & Vodafone + "Not Listed - Set Manually"
KNOWN ISSUES:
A choice of either HandsFree or Headset profile is now enabled, please select only one or the other.
NOTE: HandsFree profile is not compatible with all headsets and may disable the headset mic. If this occurs, please re-pair and only choose Headset profile.
INFO: Original files were removed years ago due to forum upgrades, see various posts for alternative downloads.
Open Source
Now, let's pull it apart and see how it all works :lol:
It took quite a few steps to create an "all-in-one" package, however it's shortcoming is that once compiled, it's not easy to add your own cabs or customise your carrier details.
So by pulling it apart, it may allow the more savvy of you to re-create this package to your own requirements and perhaps we can learn a few new things along the way :wink:
The Base ROM & Radio
Step 1 ~ The Base ROM & Radio
The ROM image is version: 2.06.00WWE (ver 4.21.1088 build 14132)
The Radio image is version: 1.18.00
Here are the minimum files required to install the Base ROM & Radio onto your XDA II
NK.nbf (Base ROM Image)
Radio_.nbf (Radio Image)
HimaUpgradeUt.exe (Setup File)
HimaClearJumpCode.exe (System File)
Download and extract the contents of "WM2003SE_20600WWE.zip" into the same folder on your PC, Insert your XDA II into it's USB cradle (confirm that a successful USB connection has been made) and run HimaUpgradeUt.exe to start the installation.
:arrow: NOTE: The Operator Code is set to "O2" and the Language is set to "WWE" (Western World English). There are a few tools around to change these codes to suit other models, My personal choice is the attached version of EREdit: (no pre-selection of file type is required)
The Merge
Step 2 ~ The Merge
First, Why Merge?
We currently only have 3 versions of WM2003SE, each with it's shortcomings:
Version 2.20.xxCHS is in Chinese and although it's currently being translated into English, there's still a way to go!
So let's focus on the two remaining versions, both in English:
Version 2.02.t1WWE
Pro's: Stable with no hangs/delays on reboot, utilizes HandsFree Profile
Con's: Lacks ClearType implementation and Media Player 10
Version 2.06.00WWE
Pro's: ClearType implemented and Utilizes Headset Profile
Con's: Hangs/delays on reboot and no Media Player 10
The good news is that it's possible to obtain the "best of both worlds" by merging the two operating systems. By first flashing your ROM with 2.02.t1WWE and creating an ActiveSync backup, it's possible to then flash with 2.06.00WWE and restore from the backup.
The end result is surprising :shock: - ActiveSync merges the two operating systems! There are no delays/hangs on reboot and ClearType looks great. It's also possible to re-enable Handsfree Profile through a simple registry patch.
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Here's one I prepared earlier :wink:
No need to flash with 2.02.t1WWE, this backup is ready to restore over 2.06.00WWE!
Quite a few tweaks were made to it prior to backup:
Created "Start Menu" folders: Business, Communications, Games, Graphics, MultiMedia & System
Turned Off incoming IR Beam for GPS compatibility
Mapped Camera Button
Set Word Completion to 4 words after 1 letter (no caps or spaces)
Set Voice Recording to 44,100 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo
Changed Phone Ring to Vibrate & Ring, set to Terrestrial & Keypad Tones
Turned on Screen Taps
Enabled Today "New Menu"
Turned on Microphone AGC
Set Screen & Power Off to 2mins
Removed merged BT Registry to allow choices later via patch
To restore this backup,
1. Flash your XDA II with 2.06.00WWE.
2. After installation, don't change any of the following default settings: time zone (GMT-8 Pacific US), device name (Pocket_PC) or regional settings (United States), instead setup an ActiveSync partnership (not Guest) and untick all items such as Calendar, Contacts etc... so no items will by Synced.
3. Restore by opening ActiveSync, then clicking "Tools=>Backup/Restore" - browse to the downloaded "Backup.zip" and extract the file "Backup.stg", select it with ActiveSync and then switch to the restore tab, finally clicking "Restore Now".
:!: Provided that the device name & regional settings match the above, ActiveSync restore will merge the 2 versions and prompt you to restart your O2 XDA II.
The Extended ROM
Step 3 ~ The Extended ROM
You now have a merged operating system but still need to add at least the basic functionality of MMS, Camera etc...
Each cab file below can be copied to your XDA II's memory/SD card and executed individually, however it would be far easier to bundle everything into the one installation routine.
As most of you know, your XDA II has a hidden partition called the Extended ROM, which (without tweaking) is limited to a capacity of 16MB.
Using an Extended Rom unlocking tool, it's possible to manually copy each cab file and associated system file into the Extended ROM using "File Explorer".
Start by downloading the attached "ExtRom_tools.cab" and copy to your XDA II's memory (Either via ActiveSync or SD Card if you have a Reader). Then execute it by browsing to it with "File Explorer", your Extended ROM will be revealed once you reboot after installation is complete.
You'll notice 4 new icons in your "System" folder. Run "ExtROM Unlock" to allow files to be written and removed.
The Cab Files
I've re-written each of these Cab files to customise their installation routines and ensure compatibility with WM2003SE.
If all are downloaded and placed into Extended ROM, they total 16MB :wink:
Each will place their shortcuts in the approprite category and where possible, settings are pre-configured.
:idea: Rather than running each one individually, copy each file into Extended ROM and wait untill "Step 4" to do the installation.
They're organized alphabetically and items marked with a *, should be considered essential parts of the Extended ROM.
:!: All are tagged as: "Customization Tools" for compatability with any internal cab file "Setup.dll's", If you can't wait till Step 4, don't panic if you run each one manually and are prompted by a "this application already exists" message (doesn't occur when executed by config.txt) - Simply ignore and continue each desired installation!
AltTab.cab
"AltTab.cab is a utility that can be mapped to any of your buttons, it allows you to switch conveniently between applications.
AutoConfig.cab
* "AutoConfig.cab" contains a utility called AutoConfig.exe that is essential for configuring your Carrier details.
This file is automatically copied to your Windows folder when the cab file is executed and a shortcut is placed into your "Start Menu->Communications" folder.
AutoConfig.txt
* "AutoConfig.txt" is essential when running AutoConfig.exe (Bundled in AutoConfig.cab). It contains a list of multiple Carriers for you to choose from.
It's an editable text file which should point to individual Carrier .cab .exe files located in your Extended ROM.
The AutoConfig.txt is copied to your windows folder when the files in your Extended ROM are executed by a Config.txt file.
AutoRun.exe
* "AutoRun.exe" is the first file to be executed after a "Hard Reset" and is an essential part of the Extended ROM.
It's sole purpose after a 3 second delay, is to execute in turn each command nominated in the "Config.txt" file.
Blackberry.cab
"Blackberry.cab" contains a utility which is found under "Settings" to configure the BlackBerry Service.
Version: 1.2.4.19
BT_Icon.cab
* "BT_Icon.cab" contains an essential file called "bt_profile.dll" which is copied to your Windows folder and replaces the Bluetooth Headset icon on your today screen.
The original Bluetooth Headset icon likes to play hide'n'seek because it's developers implemented a remote procedure call to constantly check for a non-existant storage space.
This new "bt_profile.dll" only checks upon device startup.
Caller_ID.cab
* "Caller_ID.cab" is an essential addition to your operating system. It's current implementation, version 1.20 (build 17957) allows the assignment of Photo's, Templates, Ringtones and Groups.
I've modified this installation to include the original splash screens upon an incoming call and also included the following renamed templates:
Cat, Carrots, Cola, Dancer, Disco, Heart, Soccer, Stars & Wheels
It's a 2 part program which provides Caller ID information and a GUI called "Photo Contacts" (found under "Start Menu->Business")
Camera.cab
* "Camera.cab" contains the essential interface required to utilize the XDA II's onboard camera and also provides a program called "Album" ("Start Menu->MultiMedia") which can handle a variety of file types including: .3gp .avi .bmp .gif .jpg .mid .mp4 .sdp .wav .wbm
This version 2.50 (build 15954) is compatible with WM2003SE's landscape mode however, the program's internal Orientation button should be used to switch the interface to landscape mode.
For more details about the program's internal mapped buttons, simply start the camera by clicking on the "Camera icon" placed into "Start Menu->MultiMedia" or use the pre-mapped button on the side of your XDA II, then click on "Tools->[ ?]"
ClearType_Landscape.cab
"ClearType_Landscape.cab" is a utility that places a file called "TwkCL.exe" into "Windows\Startup" to improve the appearence of ClearType fonts in Landscape mode.
ClearType_Tuner.cab
"ClearType_Tuner.cab" places a utility under "Settings" called "ClearType Tuner" which allows you to increase or decrease the effects of ClearType over your system fonts.
ClearVue.cab
"ClearVue.cab" contains 2 programs, "ClearVue PDF" & "ClearVue Presentation"(ver's 2.4.381a) which allow you to view .pdf & .ppt/.pps files.
I just called it's icons (under "Start Menu->Business") "Acrobat" and "PowerPoint" :lol:
CMD.cab
* "CMD.cab" is an essential utility that creates a command line interpreter (PocketConsole ver 1.3 over ReactOS ver 0.2) for WM2003SE. It's used later in the installation routine for executing Batch files.
You'll find a "DOS" icon under "Start menu->System" and "CMD Settings under "Settings".
Config.txt
* "Config.txt" is an essential file that is used in conjunction with AutoRun.exe to automate the installation, copying and execution of files.
It's an editable Text file and reflects the file names stored in your Extended ROM.
If you wish to modify the content of your Extended ROM, the Config.txt file should also be updated to reflect any changes in file names.
:!: Note that in this version, the AutoConfig.exe is deliberately not executed by the Config.txt file.
Connections.cab
"Connections.cab" contains a simple utility in the form of an "O2 icon" placed at the top of your start bar which monitors the status of active connections by changing it's color to Blue!
[XDA_UC][UC][SASHIMI][S4X] S4X_Auto & S4X_Backup [DEC.02.2010] XDA_UC Mods & Answers
* * * << PLEASE CHECK THE UPDATES/NOTES TOWARDS THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST >> * * *
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If you need to know about Energy's version of XDA_UC, or are not familiar with it, but use his ROMs please CLICK HERE NOW!!!
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I have done some extensive modding of the MortScript from SASHIMI (by bengilah @ www.winmo-experts.com) and XDA_UC (by Noonski here @XDA) and have come up with a couple additions meant mainly for Energy's custom XDA_UC as it lacks some of the features that Noonski's version does, well now you can have ALL THAT & MORE!
What does S4X_AutoLauncher.mscr do?
01. it loads the S4X_Auto Script (S4X_Auto_*version*.mscr) with an updated version of MortScript.exe (4.3b15) and waits for it to finish (this way you don't have to install new version of mortscript for the mod to work!).
S4X_Auto script does the following, in the following order:
01. shuts down sense, kills manila.exe and any processes found in the "autoKillApps" section of the autoSettings.ini.
02. deletes AppData folder from device, if instructed by autoSettings.ini to do so.
03. installs CERT files found in XDA_UC_\_Mod_\filesCERT (+ subfolders)
04. provisions any XML files that have "email" or "wifi" in the name of the file.
05. silently sets windows them from the autoSettings.ini, place the filename.tsk(only - spaces are OK, but NO path) of the theme in the INI like this:
Code:
[AutoSettings]
theme=filename.tsk
if it is a theme that is not present on the rom you can place the file in the folder XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesTSK, and it will get copied to windows before being set as the default theme. if no theme is set in the autoSettings.ini, then any TSK files present in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesTSK will be copied to windows, then a dynamic menu with all available themes will be shown, and you can choose one, if none is chosen (10sec timeout), then the default cooked theme will be left as the default.
06. installs CABs, located in root of XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB, silently to device
07. installs CABs, located in root of XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB or any subfolder thereof (EXCEPT FOR \netCF, \Dialer, \SDAuto or \SKIP), silently to device.
08. if a SASHIMI ".auto" file is present, it will install the cab semi-silently (no user interaction required), to device or storage card (see XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin\INI\sample-file.auto for example)
09. install a custom dialer if there are CABs present in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB\Dialer (+ subfolders), shuts down the proper processes first and if that isn't possible it will skip installation so that there are no errors.
10. installs netCF CABs silently to device if present in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB\netCF (+ subfolders) (uses THIS method. )
11. looks for CABs in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB\SDAuto(+ subfolders), installs them silently to your SD. The cabs don't HAVE to be UC compatible, but you will have to do some manual things if they aren't UC compatible... NOTE: not all CABs work with this method, if they don't work, please place them in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB\Manual, for full user interaction when necessary. This is no longer a separate script, I have integrated it. credit to bengilah @ winmo-experts.com
12. SKIPS all CABs located in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCAB\SKIP (+ subfolders)
13. installs *.XDA, *.XDAI, *.XDAS & *.XDAZ files found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesXDA (subfolders as well)
14. imports all reg files found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesREG (+ subfolders)
15. provisions XML files found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesXML (+ subfolders)
16. executes EXE files found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesEXE (+ subfolders), if a parameter(s) is found in exeparams.ini, then it is run with those parameters
17. looks for *.wgt/*.widget files in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesWGT, and installs them with wmwidgetInstaller.exe (if present in ROM) automatically (not silent, but usually no user input is required).
18. looks for folders under folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesSense\****, and copies the content of each folder to \Windows, this is useful for keeping your fixes/mods seperated so that when a new rom comes out that includes the fix/mod you can just delete that folder and it won't be copied to device anymore during XDA_UC setup =)
19. copies all files/folders from folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesRoot, to the root of the device IE: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesRoot\My Documents gets copied to \My Documents...etc...
20. if present, executes deleteOps.ini and deletes files and/or folders, see the XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin\INI folder for sample .ini's
21. if present *.pib file in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesPIM, starts PIMBackup and waits until user is finished importing settings, then...
22. looks for PIM.VOL in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesPIM, renames current, copies backup, then places a self actuating and deleting script in \Windows\Startup that will delete the old renamed PIM.VOL file at the next boot.
23. runs any MSCR (MortScripts) found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesMSCR (+ subfolders), if parameters exist in scriptparams.ini, then it runs the script with the given parameters.
24. imports CHT settings file, if present in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCHT
25. finally, I have added logging (no matter whether script is ran manually or automatically by XDA_UC) and on-screen notifications (only during initial XDA_UC setup), the log file can be found in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin\LOG\S4X_Auto_ver#_LOG.txt
XX. For ALL CAB & Widget file installs, looks for an entry in customlinks.ini, if present moves the link to the specified directory in the start menu after installation is complete
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What does S4X_SDAutoLauncher.mscr do?
01. It loads the sdauto script with an updated version of MortScript.exe (4.3b15) and waits for it to finish (this way you don't have to install new version of mortscript for it to work!).
S4X_SDAuto_1.0.mscr script does the following, in the following order:
01. files are installed alphanumerically: 0, 1, a, A
02. supports SASHIMI ".auto" files, to automate installation of non UC compliant CABs (ie: pop up messages/windows during installation)
03. it writes a log to XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin\LOG\S4X_SDAuto_1.0_LOG.txt
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What does S4X_Backup do?
I DID NOT WRITE (MOST OF) THIS CODE, I ONLY MODDED IT TO MAKE IT WORK THE WAY I WANTED/NEEDED IT TO!!!!
01. * Full minus file > customRegXport, PIMBackup & CHTBackup
02. * FullBackupXport > Filebackup.ini, Regexport.ini, PIMBackup & CHTBackup
03. * CustomRegXport > run regexport.ini ONLY
04. * PIMBackup > Backs up PIM data with PIMBackup, if a file already exists in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesPIM folder, it copies the file(s) to folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\_Manual\filesPIM
05. * CHTBackup > Backs up Co0kie Home Tab data and saves it as "chtsettings.cht" in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesCHT
06. * filebackup > runs filebackup.ini ONLY
07. * Full Export > full registry exported saved in folder: XDA_UC\_Mod_\_Manual\filesREG
08. * View Regexport.ini > Shows you the contents of regexport.ini
09. * View Filebackup.ini > Shows you the contents of filebackup.ini
10. * _ E X I T _ * > self explanatory ;-)
11. when doing a REG export I added a check of fileSkipOverOrArchive in autoSettings.ini (found in XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin\INI), 0 = ARCHIVE, 1 = OVERWRITE, 2 = SKIP), if set to ARCHIVE a subfolder is created in XDA_UC\_Mod_\_Manual\filesREG and the files present in XDA_UC\_Mod_\filesREG are moved there before export starts. this way you have a backup of previous reg settings.
Please see post #3 for examples of filebackup.ini and regexport.ini
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XDA_UC RELATED LINKS:
'Energy' ROM/XDA_UC - User to user tips and tricks!
[UC]XDA_UC Autoconfiguration User2User Thread[23-06-2009]
[UC]XDA_UC V2.RC1, Automated & Silent User & Cook, Configuration Service[14/05/10]
[APP][2010/07/07] XDA_UC_NET - new PORTABLE version of User Customization. (v0.6)
MORTSCRIPT RELATED LINKS:
MortScript Examples Accumulation
[MortScript] Source Compendium
SASHIMI RELATED LINKS:
[UC] User Customization Backup for Touch Pro using Sashimi
[07/08/2008] Sashimi Tips & Tricks
[REF] How-To: automate backup (inc. Manila conf) before a ROM upgrade using SASHIMI
SASHIMI and new 6.5.x roms
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In an attempt to keep THIS post clean, I am not going to post the code from these two scripts. I will attach my XDA_UC_Mod [latest], which contains both of these scripts which you can extract from the zip and look at all you want.
I am going to post the contents of my filebackup.ini and regexport.ini's for reference, for you non-SASHIMI converts or SASHIMI users who never took the time to learn that wonderful part of SASHIMI. See posts #2 (autoSettings.ini) and #3 (filebackup.ini, regexport.ini, example ini's) for that info...
Future Plans:
1. a way to automate PIMBackup restore w/an .ini
2. completely modularize the mod and allow an .ini to set/determine what actions are performed, hopefully to make process slightly quicker as only script code needed will be loaded/executed
03. regKeyDelete.ini - to automatically delete some keys from registry [ie: bootloader and init entries...etc...] will be written much like the regexport.ini from sashimi
Instructions
If you only want functionality to install cabs to SDCard silently, then just download the S4X_SDAuto_Mod and extract the zip to the ROOT of XDA_UC folder, otherwise if you want the full mod download the S4X_Auto_plus_Backup_Mod and extract it to the ROOT of XDA_UC folder, there is no need for both as the S4X_SDAuto_Mod is included in the full mod.
1. choose file and unzip to ROOT of XDA_UC folder
2. if running EITHER mod manually, run the .mscr file in root of XDA_UC or .exe in the _bin folder, do NOT run the .mscr file in the XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin folder unless you have a 4.3b11+ version of MortScript already installed on your system
3. to use S4X_Backup run S4X_Backup.exe in the XDA_UC\_Mod_\_bin folder of XDA_UC or from the start menu > tools > S4X_Backup (only present if you've used xda_uc setup with my mod)
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S4X_Auto & Backup Mod [Latest] - mediafire mirror
S4X_SDAuto Mod[Latest] - mediafire mirror
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EDIT 12/27/2010 ATTENTION: As I am currently unable to keep up with the updates at the moment, XDA user powinmo, is providing some code updates at THIS POST, please download the full package, then download his code update if you are a first time user. Otherwise you can just download his update, to fix the current issues. Changelog for his update is HERE.
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autoSettings.ini
Here are some basic explanations of what the settings in autoSettings.ini do. =)
Code:
[AutoSettings]
[b][color="red"]If for some odd reason device shuts off, reboots...etc during setup/customization, if this is ON (1), it will retry the last task, if OFF (0) it will continue after the last attempted task.[/color][/b]
aggresiveResume=1
[b][color="red"]If set to ON (1), will automatically remove appData folder from device[/color][/b]
appDataDelete=1
[b][color="red"]this relates to the S4X_Backup mod, if set to 0 it will "ARCHIVE" (copy to _Mod_\_Manual\filesREG\ARCHIVE_[date]) any existing REG files before exporting the new ones to _Mod_\filesREG[/color][/b]
fileSkipOverOrArchive=0
[b][color="red"]if ON (1) will display the fullpath in status updates[/color][/b]
FullPathStatus=0
[b][color="red"]If set to 0, will use mortscript built-in process kill function first (default is 0), if set to 1, will use SKTools.exe #KILLPROC command line function first to try to kill the process. I highly recommend keeping it on 0, but if you have trouble with apps not getting killed (IE: for dialer cab install, PIMBackup restore...etc) then try changing this.[/color][/b]
killApp=0
[b][color="red"]If ON (1), will automatically reboot device after AutoSetup/Customization is complete[/color][/b]
RebootAfterAuto=0
[b][color="red"]if ON (1), the autoProgressFile will be deleted after setup/customization is complete, maybe good for debugging, so you can look at file if there are issues[/color][/b]
resetAutoFlag=0
[b][color="red"]when copying files, or deleting them, if ON (1) will remove all file attributes and set only "ARCHIVE" attrib[/color][/b]
ResetReadOnly=1
[b][color="red"]will set a reg entry, if the script is run via the "AUTORUN" feature, ie: using the 2577 folder found under _Mod_\_bin[/color][/b]
SetAutoRunFlag=1
[b][color="red"]If ON (1), will keep open a status message window, that will update with each completed/skipped/failed task... everything is always logged to _Mod_\_bin\LOG\*LOG.txt, so not necessary for debugging, only if you want visual confirmation while you watch it work...[/color][/b]
statusOn=1
[b][color="red"]this pertains to the TSKfiles portion of the script, you can use the filename of any theme located in \Windows or _Mod_\filesTSK, it will automatically be set during setup/customization[/color][/b]
theme=EnergyROM 2010.tsk
[b][color="red"]If ON (1) will use FdcSoft TskMgr.exe (located in _Mod_\_bin) to import REG files, default (0) will use SKTools.exe (also located in _bin folder)[/color][/b]
UseTaskMgrRegImport=0
[b][color="red"]below is a list of apps/processes that the script will attempt to kill during the "disable htc sense GUI" portion of the script. you can add any app/process you like, but be careful and only use the process name and extension, do not include the path[/color][/b]
[autoKillApps]
app01=manila.exe
app02=AudioManager_eng.exe
app03=AlbumSearcher.exe
app04=changescreen.exe
app05=gyrator2.exe
app06=quickmenu.exe
app07=repllog.exe
app08=sipgt_app.exe
app09=tmail.exe
filebackup.ini
- anything set to "Auto" will backup to _Mod_\filesRoot
- anything set to "Manual" will backup to _Mod_\_Manual\filesRoot
- so that it doesn't actually get copied to your device during the
- copy2root part of my script, you must do it manually.
Code:
[Appz_Config]
FileBackupDirMode=Auto
ArkSwitch=\Program Files\Arkswitch\Theme\config.xml
changeScreen=\Windows\changeScreen.config
ET9_1=\Windows\ET9*.Cdb
ET9_2=\Windows\ET9*.Rdb
Lumos=\Program Files\Lumos\settings.txt
[Gen_Filez_Backup]
FileBackupDirMode=Auto
ShakeSave=\ShakeAndSave\*.*
[Opera_9]
FileBackupDirMode=Auto
Bookmarks1=\Windows\Opera9\opera6.adr
Bookmarks2=\Windows\Opera9\Profile\opera6.adr
Cookies1=\Windows\Opera9\cookies4.dat
Cookies2=\Windows\Opera9\Profile\cookies4.dat
Secure=\Windows\Opera9\secure\wand.dat
Settings=\Windows\Opera9\opera.ini
Skin=\Windows\Opera9\Skin\*.*
[Opera_10]
FileBackupDirMode=Manual
cookies=\Program Files\Opera Mobile 10\profile\cookies4.dat
pass=\Program Files\Opera Mobile 10\profile\secure\wand.dat
prof1=\Program Files\Opera Mobile 10\profile\datastorage\*.*,*
prof2=\Program Files\Opera Mobile 10\profile\op*.dat
prof3=\Program Files\Opera Mobile 10\profile\*.ini
[Sounds]
FileBackupDirMode=Manual
MP31=\Windows\*.mp3
WAV1=\Windows\*.wav
WMA3=\Windows\*.wma
MP32=\Windows\Rings\*.mp3
WAV2=\Windows\Rings\*.wav
WMA3=\Windows\Rings\*.wma
[AppData_StartMenu_StartUp]
FileBackupDirMode=Manual
htcAudMgr=\Application Data\HTC\AudioManager_Eng\*.*,*
htcDownMgr=\Application Data\HTC\DownloadManager\*.*,*
htcStocks=\Application Data\HTC\ygo\*.*,*
htcTwitter=\Application Data\HTC\Twitter\*.*,*
StartMenu=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\*.*,*
StartUp=\Windows\StartUp\*.*
Themes=\Windows\*.tsk
regexport.ini
- anything set to "Auto" gets saved to _Mod_\filesREG
- anything set to "Manual" gets saved to _Mod_\_Manual\filesREG
NOW SUPPORTS (as of version 1.1) 6Fg8's customRegExport Mod, see below for explanation and HEED THE WARNING!!!
6Fg8 said:
The mod allows additional parameters in REGEXPORT.INI:
Code:
[COLOR=Blue]key1=<yourkeypath1>
key2=<yourkeypath2>,<value1>,<value2>,<value3>, ... ,<valueN>
key3=<yourkeypath3>,*[/COLOR]
key1 is the traditional way of exporting registry keys as its already implemented. It exports this key including all values/subkeys.
key2 specifies a key, plus the value names you want to export (value1-valueN). Value names are CASE SENSITIVE (!), if they dont match you end up with an empty key.
key3 specifies a key, plus ALL values, but WITHOUT subkeys.
WARNING: DO NOT mix filtered (like in key2, key3 examples) and unfiltered keys (key1) in the same section, as this will lead to missing values. If you need to do this, split them into separate sections.
examples from my own usage:
Code:
[COLOR=Purple][B][Opera vibration][/B][/COLOR]
[COLOR=Blue]RegExportDirMode=Auto
key1=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Opera\Defaults,VibrationEnabled
[/COLOR]
[COLOR=Purple][B][power+backlight settings][/B][/COLOR]
[COLOR=Blue]RegExportDirMode=Auto
key1=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\Timeouts,BattSuspendTimeout,BattSuspendTimeoutSave,ACSuspendTimeout,ACSuspendTimeoutSave
key2=HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\BackLight,BatteryTimeout,BatteryTimeoutUnchecked,ACTimeoutUnchecked
[/COLOR]
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Code:
[1000_MySettings]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
Attachments=HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings\AttachPath
AudioGateway=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\AudioGateway
Backlight=HKCU\ControlPanel\Backlight
BLTimeouts=HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\Timeouts
Clock=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Clock
JPG1=HKCR\.jpg
Notifications=HKCU\ControlPanel\Notifications
Phone=HKCU\ControlPanel\Notifications\Phone
PhVol=HKCU\ControlPanel\PhoneVolume
PictureLoc=HKLM\System\Pictures\Camera\OEM\PictureLocation
SavLocAud=HKCR\SystemFileAssociations\audio\shell\save\Save Location
SavLocIE=HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Default storage location
SavLocImg=HKCR\SystemFileAssociations\image\shell\save\Save Location
SavLocVid=HKCR\SystemFileAssociations\video\shell\save\Save Location
SoundCategories=HKCU\ControlPanel\SoundCategories
Sounds=HKCU\ControlPanel\Sounds
TCPWindowsSize=HKLM\Comm\tcpip\Parms
Volume=HKCU\ControlPanel\Volume
Wallpaper=HKCU\ControlPanel\Desktop
WMV1=HKCR\.wmv
[1001_TarkimSettings]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
KeyConfig=HKLM\Software\KeyboardConfig
[1002_HTCSoftwareHKCU]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
Camera=HKCU\Software\HTC\Camera
DownloadMgr=HKCU\Software\HTC\DownloadManager
Manila=HKCU\Software\HTC\Manila
People=HKCU\Software\HTC\People
TaskManager=HKCU\Software\HTC\TaskManager
[1003_HTCSoftwareHKLM]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
AudioBooster=HKLM\Software\HTC\AudioBooster
AudioManager=HKLM\Software\HTC\AudioManager_Eng
Camera=HKLM\Software\HTC\Camera
Config=HKLM\Software\HTC\Manila\Configuration
Facebook=HKLM\Software\HTC\FacebookSDK
InternetPush=HKLM\\Software\HTC\Manila\InternetPush
PhoneExtended=HKLM\Software\HTC\PHONE\PhoneExtendSetting
SlidingSound=HKLM\Software\HTC\SlidingSound
StartUpAnimation=HKLM\Software\HTC\HTCAnimation
Twitter=HKCU\Software\HTC\TwitterApp
YouTube=HKLM\Software\HTC\YouTube
[1004_Co0kie]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
Co0kie=HKLM\Software\HTC\Manila\Co0kie
Home=HKLM\Software\HTC\Manila\Home
Tasks=HKLM\Software\HTC\Manila\Tasks
[1005_HTCAccountMgr]
RegExportDirMode=Manual
AccountManager=HKLM\Software\HTC\HTCAccountManager
[1006_StartMenuIcons]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
StartMenuIcons=HKLM\Security\Shell\StartInfo\Start
[1007_MySoftwareHKCU]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
7zip=HKCU\Software\7-zip
ArkSwitch=HKCU\Software\ARKconcepts
DualBoot=HKCU\Software\Gen.Y
Changescreen=HKCU\Software\idevelopstuff\changescreen
FacebookApp=HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Facebook
Modaco=HKCU\Software\Modaco
Mort=HKCU\Software\Mort
Mosko=HKCU\Software\mosko.mobi
neuLight=HKCU\Software\Wei Enterprise
Palringo=HKCU\Software\Parlingo
PIMBackup=HKCU\Software\FdcSoft
QuickMenu=HKCU\Software\AlenSoft
RSS=HKCU\Software\Ilium Software
SIPChange=HKCU\Software\The Paradigm Group
SK=HKCU\Software\sk
TotalCommander=HKCU\Software\Ghisler
xTep=HKCU\Software\xTep
[1008_MySoftwareHKLM]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
Adobe=HKLM\Software\Adobe
AdvancedConfig=HKLM\Software\AdvancedConfig
eT9=HKLM\Software\Tegic\eT9
IE=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
Opera=HKLM\Software\Opera
PocketMusic=HKLM\Software\PocketMind
SRS=HKLM\Software\SRS
TouchInCallScreen=HKLM\Software\Marzens
[1009_Services]
RegExportDirMode=Auto
Stowaway=HKLM\Services\Stowaway
HTCVol=HKLM\Services\HTCVOLUME
MyPhone=HKLM\Services\MyPhoneService
MediaLibrary=HKLM\Services\MLUService
WinLive=HKLM\Services\Windows Live
PushInternet=HKLM\Services\PushInternetEngine
BTSyncServ=HKLM\Services\BthAsPlugin
deleteops.ini
- below is an example of the deleteops.ini
- used to delete individual files or entire folders
- wildcard (*) can be used
Code:
[DeleteFile]
file1=\Windows\StartUp\HTC*Up.lnk
file2=\Windows\StartUp\sdim.lnk
file3=\Windows\StartUp\Setup*.lnk
file4=\Windows\StartUp\LockDevice.lnk
[DeleteFolder]
folder1=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games
folder2=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\GPS
folder3=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\*net
folder4=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Multimedia
folder5=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Office Mobile
folder6=\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Tools
anyfilename.auto
- below is an example of an ".auto" file
- used to automate cab installs that require user input
Code:
[AutoFile]
InstallLocation= (0 = device, 1 = storage card)
WindowTitle="Keyboard and Mouse Setup" (name of window to perform actions on)
[ScriptCommands]
1=SendLeft
2=sleep(100)
3=SendCR
4=sleep(1500)
5=SendOK
customlinks.ini
- if you want a link for a specific cab to be installed
- to a different directory than the default
- put exact cab file name without extension as first param
- wildcard (*) can be used
- after cab is installed, the link will be moved to where you want it
Code:
[LNK Files]
Myapp-version*=Programs\MyApps
regedit.Rpr_ARM=Programs\Registry Tools
kevtris=NONE
*=Programs\Other Tools
exeparams.ini
- same as above, filename (no ext) as it exists in _Mod_\filesEXE as first parameter
- parameters go after the equals sign
Code:
[EXE Parameters]
cusTSK=\Windows\Windows Mobile Green.tsk
scriptparams.ini
- same as above, scriptname (no ext) as it exists in _Mod_\filesMSCR as first parameter
- parameters go after the equals sign, inside the quotes
Code:
[Script Parameters]
MyScript="varone=one vartwo=two varthree=three"
Your zip file
Your zip file doesn't work. It gives errors when you try to unzip it.
BTW I search the whole xda for a post saying this and I didn't find one...lol
Other links
Sorry... updating zip file now...
Cingularman said:
Your zip file doesn't work. It gives errors when you try to unzip it.
BTW I search the whole xda for a post saying this and I didn't find one...lol
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see top post for correct updated file =)
Great reference Ben..as always very well done!
krook6023 said:
Great reference Ben..as always very well done!
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thanks, just trying to be a contributing member, even if "my" stuff isn't exactly 100% original... MortScript is getting easier by the minute for me, coming from self taught php background a lot of it is similar or the same even... I'm sure there's some languages that php resembles... but I'm not really a programmer of any sort, just an accomplished "tinkerer" heh...
I posted this in the Energy thread - it was suggested I ask here... any help would be great. Thanks.
Hi -
Can you give me a step by step on the order in which you do stuff after flashing (when to reinsert the sim card, when to run PIM Backup, etc.)? I basically stole your entire XDA_UC (thank you btw!) just adding a couple files and reg settings for some applications and a few things don't seem to work for me (i.e., my favorite people never come back in the right order or even the right people, my hotmail gets screwed up, etc.). I just can never seem to get any of the backups to work exactly right and I've tried SASHIMI, NRG's Export/Importer, and XDA_UC. I just think I'm doing something at the wrong time and things are stepping on each other or something. Anyway, thanks for the help!
PS I'm installing the latest 23xxx CHT rom via SD card ...
shannyb1972 said:
Hi -
Can you give me a step by step on the order in which you do stuff after flashing (when to reinsert the sim card, when to run PIM Backup, etc.)? ...snip...
PS I'm installing the latest 23xxx CHT rom via SD card ...
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sorry for the slow reply, had to pick up my Dad from his elbow surgury and ran into car trouble on the way home (he just spent almost 6k on fixing that stupid thing in about a 2mo period... lol)
anywas... if THIS POST doesn't answer all your questions feel free to ask anything more specific =)
benjamminzIS said:
had to pick up my Dad from his elbow surgury and ran into car trouble on the way home (he just spent almost 6k on fixing that stupid thing in about a 2mo period... lol)
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The car or the elbow?
Anyway, hope he has a swift recovery (and thanks for the great posts)...
rmanaka said:
The car or the elbow?
Anyway, hope he has a swift recovery (and thanks for the great posts)...
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ROFLOL... yeah guess I should have been a little clearer on that =P the car... what a waste... american cars = teh suck!
benjamminzIS said:
ROFLOL... yeah guess I should have been a little clearer on that =P the car... what a waste... american cars = teh suck!
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Maybe we ought to start sponsoring you (like we did NRG for a new Fuze) so you can get a European car?
Tazkika said:
Maybe we ought to start sponsoring you (like we did NRG for a new Fuze) so you can get a European car?
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lol... no, not my car = crap. my dad's car... lol... my car, Lexus IS300 = wrecked (not the one in sig) into the back of my best friends truck, back in July, was looking (rubbernecking) at flipped car on other side of road, road was wet, person in front of my friend slammed on their brakes to turn left (while I was looking at flipped car) I slid into back of my friends Nissan Titan (I now call them wreckalexuses) LOL I will get another one soon enough, I just got screwed by my insurance company AND GAP coverage and ended up having to pay out because they decided to total it... only thing holding me back at the moment is a 9-5er (or 11-7, hell I'd take anything right now... lol) so no worries...
Look at me! I'm cluttering my own thread!!! heheeee
here is a quick question:
I want to copy a folder and his content from storage card to My Documents\My Pictures.
so from : Storage Card\XDA_UC\Files\ ( ProGloss_60%) this is the folder to be copied )
to : \\\My Documents\My Pictures
how can I do that ?
benjamminzIS said:
sorry for the slow reply, had to pick up my Dad from his elbow surgury and ran into car trouble on the way home (he just spent almost 6k on fixing that stupid thing in about a 2mo period... lol)
anywas... if THIS POST doesn't answer all your questions feel free to ask anything more specific =)
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Sorry about the car trouble... no worries, I don't consider less than 24 hours a slow response to a message board anyway. You regular posters on this free community board are more responsive than my help desk at work!
Anyway, your post explains very clearly what you do up to flashing the rom. My question is more about the order to do things AFTER you flash. For example, I flashed the latest yesterday and it says "update complete". What is the order I should do things at that point? When to replace the sim, when to hard reset, when to run PIM backup, do I need to manually disable anything that's running, etc.?
Thanks for your help!
ceesheim said:
here is a quick question:
I want to copy a folder and his content from storage card to My Documents\My Pictures.
so from : Storage Card\XDA_UC\Files\ ( ProGloss_60%) this is the folder to be copied )
to : \\\My Documents\My Pictures
how can I do that ?
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if that's all you want copied then just place it in XDA_UC\Root\My Documents\My Pictures
then use this part of my copy2root script, put it in a txt file and rename the txt to .mscr and place in the XDA_UC folder :
Code:
XCopy( "\Storage Card\XDA_UC\Root\*.*", "", TRUE, TRUE )
if you're already using my mod then just place place them in the folder as I first stated and they will be copied during the setup...
shannyb1972 said:
For example, I flashed the latest yesterday and it says "update complete". What is the order I should do things at that point? When to replace the sim, when to hard reset, when to run PIM backup, do I need to manually disable anything that's running, etc.?
Thanks for your help!
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O.K... gotcha...
after update:
1. at "update complete" put mSD in
2. put battery back in
3. reboot
4. wait for xda_uc message to pop-up, hit "YES" to start
5. after setup is complete (wait for the second message saying customization is complete, I click NO here)
6. this is where I run TouchProTweak to setup a couple things I haven't figure out how to do via reg settings.
7. remove back cover and slide SIM in over battery (if you don't want to do it this way then slide2shutdown, remove battery and insert SIM)
8. restart
9. wait for connection setup, do setup
10. here is where I enter into manila my facebook, twitter and youtube passwords and link facebook accounts from the all people > updates tab
11. start enjoying your freshly setup rom!
I don't hard reset, because of task29... so far (2wks) I haven't noticed any issues due to not hard resetting after first screen calibration.
as for people tab not being in right order... I don't know if anyone has figured out a fix for that... I don't really use it other than to have those particular people in it, so it doesn't really bother me if it comes back in correct order or not...
thanks will try it .
thanks it worked .
Boy, I hope this isn't a dumb question... I've searched without any luck, but I can't imagine no one has tried this yet: Is there a way to export ActiveSync settings for XDA_UC? I couldn't find anything like that in the Settings Exporter.