XDAtools User Manual

[sheran_g]

Hello All,

I have written up an XDAtools User Manual in PDF format. You guys can download it here (http://sheran.f2o.org/xda/XDAtools_Manual.zip).

Please let me know how the manual can be improved and let me know your suggestions. I will try my best to incorporate them in the future releases.

[Kaputter]

Great work. Keep on going!!!

:wink: Greetings,
Kaputter

[jerome]

Hello All,

I have written up an XDAtools User Manual in PDF format. You guys can download it here (http://sheran.f2o.org/xda/XDAtools_Manual.zip).

Please let me know how the manual can be improved and let me know your suggestions. I will try my best to incorporate them in the future releases.

Selly Qusestions

I planning to use your manual to upgrade to 4.00.11 ENG WM2003 from my current ROM 3.17.03 PPC2002 ENG.
my man concern is backing up my ROM 3.17.03 PPC2002 ENG can i use XDA Tools to do this :?: I do not own a SD/MMC card reader is this required to backup my ROM with XDA Tools :?: Can you confirm please.

[Peter Poelman]

I have written up an XDAtools User Manual in PDF format. You guys can download it here (http://sheran.f2o.org/xda/XDAtools_Manual.zip).
Excellent work!!!

[sheran_g]

Excellent work!!!

Thanks. I hope you don't mind me doctoring your XDA Dev. logo the way I did. I didn't have time for full fledged graphics generation. :D

The manual has a long way to go. I have several things planned for future releases.

Jerome:

Selly Qusestions

I planning to use your manual to upgrade to 4.00.11 ENG WM2003 from my current ROM 3.17.03 PPC2002 ENG.
my man concern is backing up my ROM 3.17.03 PPC2002 ENG can i use XDA Tools to do this I do not own a SD/MMC card reader is this required to backup my ROM with XDA Tools Can you confirm please.

Yes. You can use XDAtools to backup your SD Card to a file. I'm afraid, however, that you will need an SD/MMC card reader for any read/write operations to your SD/MMC card from XDAtools.

[Peter Poelman]

I hope you don't mind me doctoring your XDA Dev. logo the way I did. I didn't have time for full fledged graphics generation. :D
Hey, neither did we... :)

The manual has a long way to go. I have several things planned for future releases.
Good, because there's also still a few things missing from the program as well. Mainly it doesn't signal that it's done very well, and it could be even more user-friendly in a few spots. We'd be glad to hear about bugs and possible improvements.

[itsme]

you should be able to copy a rom directly from your xda memory to an sd card inserted in your xda's sd slot.

[tenzin]

you should be able to copy a rom directly from your xda memory to an sd card inserted in your xda's sd slot.

What a dream ! Thanks a lot for all the hard work you're all doing !Bravo !

[HarryK]

Well... sort of maybe it could be part of XDATools. I would LOVE to be able to "mount" my SD card as a drive, and perform operations on it from the PC. Seems to me, I should be able to use that SD card as a portable data storage device, without having to copy files to/from the PC. Your code that allows raw writing of the SD card could be a real good starting point.

Maybe too much to ask, but I'd love it!

Harry

PS -- GREAT site/tools/etc.!

[itsme]

I think writing a filesystemdriver is rather complex.

the easier solution would be to buy a 30 euro sd card reader.