Hi!
I'm looking for a command line RAR decoder for PPC.
I've a official RAR form rarlabs, but i need it support command line.
Thanx.
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Hi all,
Last week I flashed my S200 with the 2.20.7.34 WWE ROM. After the flash I got this error quite often:
The file ':MSxxxxx' cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components cannot be found. You might need to reinstall or restore this file.
xxxxx stands for the file that is 'corrupted'. This file differs depending on which Windows app I use (WMP, IE, Excel, etc.). After the error the backlight of the screen turns off and the screen doesn't respond if you tap on it. The only thing that works is removing the battery and power up again. I flashed my device to the 2.20.7.32 NLD (dutch) ROM with the same error. Both ROMs had the 02.61.21 radio ROM installed. Is there a sollution for this?
Thanks,
moederfietser
Anyone? The error is getting annoying
On my WM5 Phone I get around this problem using the following "SignCode" program from buzzdev: (free registration required)
http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=109&func=fileinfo&id=194
Extract the SignCode files into a folder. Then you have to run it from the command line or the "Run" option from the "Start" button. Since this program actually changes the executable file by changing the embedded security certificate, you might want to make a backup copy of the EXE file first.
Here's the syntax:
<path to SignCode files>sign.bat <path to program and filename>
If you extracted the signcode files to your "C:\Program Files\SignCode" folder and are trying to fix your "C:\Program Files\SomeGame\SomeGame.exe" file, here's EXACTLY (quotes and all) what you would type in the "Start" "Run" box or a command prompt:
Code:
"C:\Program Files\SignCode\Sign.bat" "C:\Program Files\SomeGame\SomeGame.exe"
You should notice the timestamp of the file change indicating that the embedded security certificate was changed. Copy the updated file and overwrite the original EXE file on your mobile device and then try running it. This will still pop up an "Untrusted Source" type of security message on your mobile device but you will have the option to install it anyway and it will work fine after that.
I feel like an idiot. I keep reading posts and instructions on how to use the adb/adb shell. Everything I read seems to indicate that the knowledge on how to open the adb command window is something that any idiot should be able to do... So much so, that no one explains how! I must be missing something!
I have installed eclipse and the sdk, the ADT plugin, etc. I run adb.exe and a command window flashes on my screen and immediately fades away. I can't even read what was posted in the window.
I know I am missing something but I guess I am just too inexperienced to know what that is. I can't find anything on the web that will tell me what file to open or sequence of files to open to access the adb command window.
Someone please help out a hopeless nuub!
Thanks
I am running Windows Vista 64 and have installed the 64bitUSB drivers. I can open an emulator, I can run the terminal on my G1, have installed the JK modified r30 on my phone.
add the whole path to your sdk/tools folder to your windows environment path: (right click my computer, click properties, select "advanced" select "environment variables" and look for "Path" in the bottom list, select "Path" and click "edit" then at the end of the existing path info, add a semicolon, and then paste in the complete path to your sdk/tools folder, click save, and close all the windows.
now, goto start, run, and type cmd.exe, a command line window will appear, type "adb" and it should work.
cheers,
-- michael
you can also use google to search the forum when you are looking for 3 letter terms (the forum search function is 4+ characters)
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site:http://forum.xda-developers.com/+android+adb
--M
you don't use adb by pressing adb.exe in the tools folder you use it with command prompt go to programs and to accessories and look for command prompt now you can use adb like adb remount and pull push so on with your phone connected to the pc can you see your phone in ddms you open it from the sdk tools folder where the adb.exe is and if you can use adb.exe to open command prompt it don't work for me ether
I'm guessing that when I get all the ADB info after typing "adb" in the command window that it is working correctly?
If you run adb with no args, it will simply return a short summary of available args and terminate. In Windows if the window is opened by a program using the command line rather than directly calling cmd.exe, it will automatically close when the program terminates. The solution is to use cmd and then adb from within that.
Jashsu - Thanks! that was what I needed to know! LOL I am such a noob!!!
I had access to adb all the damn time! I just didn't know it! DUH!
I now have Koush's auto rotating browser installed! AWESOME.
Thanks to all who responded! I am learning pretty quick. But, some things are just so commonly known by dev's that they just aren't explained very well.
I found a couple of books I'm going to purchase so I don't have to keep bugging all of you. But, you guys are the greatest. Thanks for the help!
I've created a batch application using a lot of command line tools for Windows (e.g ADB, 7za)
And now I'm trying to create a GUI for it, but I have no idea where to start, what application to build it in and how to implement command line tools into it.
Here is my batch application if anyone is interested in having a look: ThemePro
I was hoping someone could help me out or point me in the right direction.
I have small VB knowledge
This is some easy stuff, but I thought I'd share one of my old "tricks" to work faster for the 'lazy' people .
So let's say if you work a lot with adb within the SDK tools folder this might come in handy if you currently cd to the folder each time you open a command prompt window.
Just download and extract the batch file to your desktop or where ever you like and open it with notepad then change the directory in the last line after cd.
The first lines makes sure the command prompt window stays open after you execute the batch file so you can start inputting. So don't worry, it does not include harmful codes for those who don't know batch commands.
Hope you will find this useful.
You could always copy "adb.exe", "AdbWinApi.dll", and "AdbWinUsbApi.dll" to "C:\windows\system32" and then you can use adb from any folder in command prompt. If I'm using any adb commands use them straight from the windows 7 search/run box on the start menu.
DL'd and updated Android Studio/ Desktop Tools for N6...
At the point where I'm asked to confirm that Platform Tools are working by opening a command prompt and typing: "cd desktop/android-sdk-windows/platform-tools ads version"
When I do this, I get error message: "Cannot find path specified". On the opened command line, before the above part that I type, it says: "C:\users\Brian"
Obviously I'm a noob, and help me make changes...thanks.
DFWallace said:
DL'd and updated Android Studio/ Desktop Tools for N6...
At the point where I'm asked to confirm that Platform Tools are working by opening a command prompt and typing: "cd desktop/android-sdk-windows/platform-tools ads version"
When I do this, I get error message: "Cannot find path specified". On the opened command line, before the above part that I type, it says: "C:\users\Brian"
Obviously I'm a noob, and help me make changes...thanks.
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Is it just to open the right folder in commandline? Open the specific folder in windows explorer, then press "shift+ mouse r" -> "open CMD here"
After typing cd/ I got to the C:\ I then typed "cd desktop/android-sdk-windows/platform-tools adb version" I still get the "can't find path specified" error.
Per the directions in the post, I'm doing the above to confirm that the Platform Tools folder is working... and when I type that command, it then should say "Android Debug Bridge version x.x.x"
DFWallace said:
After typing cd/ I got to the C:\ I then typed "cd desktop/android-sdk-windows/platform-tools adb version" I still get the "can't find path specified" error.
Per the directions in the post, I'm doing the above to confirm that the Platform Tools folder is working... and when I type that command, it then should say "Android Debug Bridge version x.x.x"
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Full path is:
"C:\users\Brian\Desktop\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools"
The command is:
adb version
Means you have to navigate to "platform-tools" and then type "adb version"
BTW if you need a system-wide ADB that can be executed from any directory use THIS