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The only browser other than IE that anyone's ever gotten to run on the RT is Qupzilla which is not really intended to be a full browser. It lacked touch integration and didn't do a very good job rendering.

The Surface RT is damn near impossible to brick.

It is, you have an install.wim on the setup disk the same as the desktop does and those can be tweaked. It's just a lot of work and not really worth it. Also, piracy implications aside, be careful downloading Windows ISOs from the internet. There are countless ways for malware authors to hide...

This thread is two years old, and no, as soon as a working Linux build exists it will be everywhere.

I'm sure the last parts we need will be released as soon as they exist.

Yup. manage-bde -protectors %systemdrive% -disable The install script for the policy does that, but you'll want to run it again before setting testsigning.

If it were as easy as changing a registry key we would've found that already. It's also very rude to mass-notify a number of users like that.

Those flags are simply status flags, they're set by the kernel on boot. The kernel keeps track of SecureBoot internally. You can set those to disabled and change permissions so nothing can overwrite them, doesn't change anything.

The concept probably could, but not this particular implementation.

There is 0% chance they will release the RT source, as it's the same source that Windows uses.

It is not going to happen.

It's possible, yea, but nobody is going to put out the effort to do it.

You can get various system utilities to report that SecureBoot is off by mucking with the registry, but it doesn't /actually/ do anything.

That's not how it works.

Try going to a MS store next time, if you can. Service there is excellent.

No, that only allows the MS kits to run.

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It wouldn't run unsigned code, no. It's just an EoP from user to admin, nothing we can't already do.

I spent quite a while trying to get that back when this first came out for 8.0, never had any luck with RDP. The Windows Help remote assistant works alright, though.

I took a cursory glance into how S Health stores it's data. There are 3 SQLite3 databases at '/data/data/com.sec.android.app.shealth/databases', but the ones that have what we want look to be encrypted. The one that's not encrypted looks to be empty. Other than that, I have no idea how we'd...

I've got a Zooper module that I'm using to control the lights in my apartment. I'm calling SL4A scripts from Zooper that call an API running on a webserver to toggle the lights. I'm using wget with #SEX# in zooper to query the status of the lights off my server. The problem I'm having is that I...

You also can't write to the memory on a process if you attach to it.

WinCE and Windows are two totally different beasts. You won't ever be able to just run a WinCE app on Windows. It'll require a fair deal of reworking.

I get what you're saying, misread your other post. I don't have my device in a bootable state right now, but once I get it fixed up I'll make a .bat you can run to dump the PDBs for the other kernels.

You can't get at the recovery files easily from a full system either.

There is no Internet in recovery mode. If you can send me aystem32\ntkrnlmp.exe and system32\ci.dll for your recovery I can add them.

This is a version of the 8.0 jailbreak that will run in the recovery environment. This is meant more for developers than end-users. It does not force a two minute wait at the start, but that is still required. As always, it was developed for a Surface RT. Vivo tabs, etc..., your mileage may...

Hasn't been any major progress lately, I've been busy. I haven't talked to Myria in a while either.

msiexec refused to load the msi, that's all I got to. My guess is they made it require a different version string, but I haven't looked into it. That being said, there's really no reason it shouldn't work in 8.1, it just won't work as packaged.

The installer is broken on 8.1, that's as far as I got though.

I'm locking this due to this no longer being maintained. When the 8.1 jailbreak is released there will be a new thread created. Edit: Seriously, guys, it's super not cool to PM me about this after not reading the FAQ at all. Also, whoever is following me around on other sites and messaging me...

There haven't been any reports of that happening to anyone.

It's very unlikely that the exploit will get patched. For one, I don't think that MS really cares that much anymore, for another thing, it can't be maliciously exploited due to the level of user interaction required to do it.

OpenVPN uses an older version of NDIS that RD doesn't have. It'd still take a rewrite. Not to mention that the usermode tools take gcc to compile.

Just got Kernel-mode working.

mkdir c:\mnt dism /mount-image /mountdir:c:\mnt /imagefile:<wim> /index:1 Built into Windows. I've mounted 8.0 WIMs on x86, haven't tried 8.1. I have mounted 8.1 WIMs on an 8.1 install, though, so it should work.

I found out a way that doesn't rely on patchguard, at least in theory. Haven't had a chance to implement it yet.

http://i.imgur.com/Y38fel5.png Edit: Did that bounty idea ever take off? :P Edit 2: PuTTY running: http://i.imgur.com/KGwAMo6.png

Winforms .net code -should- run verbatim on the RT, as long as it's targeting .net 4.5.

Exciting news. Does the recovery/install PE work fine?

I seriously doubt we'll be done by the 8th anyways.

Please ban me for the timespan it takes for light to travel one Planck length inside a vacuum.

Myria told me her current method for jailbreaking the tablet, I've gotten the hardest part replicated. I think I see a way to get it automated, at least to an extent, too. It's not going to be as straightforward as the 8.0 exploit, sadly, but it should be persistent.

That article flat out says it's patched in 8.1...

For the record there is a Powershell exploit that allows native code to run under the powershell process. It's not my exploit to disclose, though.

I've done everything I could possibly do to the BCDs to enable testsigning/debugging. I believe that there is a whitelist inside the bootlader, or the early stage kernel. There is a registry key, HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SystemStartOptions, that shows the boot flags passed to the...

This is a development discussion thread, not a beta testing thread. Keep your begging and beta testing requests to yourself, all of us here have the equipment to test it, and we're all waiting for it. We don't need a bunch of people offering to test it, that's just as bad as asking for a release...

Nor are they in the least bit on topic.

Then why did you ask?

It's also been discussed a disgusting amount of times.