are you running all files from te root of your memory card? something is different now in that you cant run anything from any subfolders anymore
its already past that point. move all the files from the root of your device to your memory card. run ALL the files from the root of your memory card
dzo:
I'm trying to work on a solution to the ppp dial problem when I noticed that Android has my sdcard mounted to /sdcard AND I can even browse it. Android's music player however claims that I have no SD card. Is it possible that Android is looking somewhere else besides /sdcard?
I'm trying to work on a solution to the ppp dial problem when I noticed that Android has my sdcard mounted to /sdcard AND I can even browse it. Android's music player however claims that I have no SD card. Is it possible that Android is looking somewhere else besides /sdcard?
Before using the Music app, you need to go into Developer Apps and run the Media Scanner utility. This scans your SD card and (I assume) populates a database of some sort with all your music files. It takes like a second or two on my 1GB card, but I've only got a handful of songs on there atm. After running Media Scanner, you can use the Music app just fine.
Open the kbd and press sym 0 to get a console and sym 6 to go back to the UI. It doesn't work that well though because keypresses still go to android as well as the console. For remote shell access you could compile ssh for android and get it to connect to a server and tunnel telnet to your phone, you could also probably do the same with nc which is on the phone already.
As i understand it power management is all done by the arm9, on vogue a2mint3 is the modem int, 4 is for data, 5 is smsm, 6 is proc_comm and 1 and 2 are for rpc. the rpc stuff should be the same for you, there is a table near the start of smem (0xb5100000 under wince) that holds the address of the rpc channels (one for commands, one for replies) and other data structures, see vogue-smd.c and smd-private.c
hope this helps, email me if you want more info.
Martin,
If one were to partition their SD card to an ext format (i.e. partition my 2gb card into 1gb fat16/1gb ext), would Android be able to read and write to that partition. (pics/videos/music/etc)?
If one were to partition their SD card to an ext format (i.e. partition my 2gb card into 1gb fat16/1gb ext), would Android be able to read and write to that partition. (pics/videos/music/etc)?
when i open the program i get this
Please wait.... extract system image
zip:/sdcartd/system.gs(cant really tell what that is the gs maybe its something else) : no such file or directory
/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
[3.300000] SMD:ch3 CLOSED --> OPENED
[3.300000] SMD:ch2 CLOSED --> OPENED
Please wait.... extract system image
zip:/sdcartd/system.gs(cant really tell what that is the gs maybe its something else) : no such file or directory
/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
[3.300000] SMD:ch3 CLOSED --> OPENED
[3.300000] SMD:ch2 CLOSED --> OPENED
make sure you have all the latest files downloaded.
then place system.gz in the root of your card, then
place data.gz in the root of your card.
place all other files somewhere on the device (maybe in the root in a folder called ANDROID for example)
have you already done all this?
also, be sure to have any and all other files named system or data removed from the root of the storage card.
could you tell me weres the root of my card?
thanks for answering that was fast
also i downloaded this one
New SDK Version (1.0)
is that the one am supose to download sorry am new on this >_< intructions for dummies D= P
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could you tell me weres the root of my card?
thanks for answering that was fast
also i downloaded this one
New SDK Version (1.0)
is that the one am supose to download sorry am new on this >_< intructions for dummies D= P
lol hey man not a problem at all dont worry about it.
the "root" of something simply refers to the very...hmm this is hard to explain.
ok so say you have a C: drive on your computer. you have a folder in there named magicalan stuff. if you put a file in that folder, you have placed it in a folder. if you simply copy and paste this file to drive c:, and you can open drive c: and see:
magicalan [folder], and
whatever file you copied and pasted, then
this file (as well as the folder) are both in the root of your c: drive. do you understand? its not prob if you dont, just lemme know.
and yes that is the right one
ok so could you tell me were in my phone is the root =]
or is it supose to be on the c0mputee o.o i got confuse.. isnt there a cab or something
thanks
or is it supose to be on the c0mputee o.o i got confuse.. isnt there a cab or something
thanks
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