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Still, about Chinese support

What I guess it because of wince.nls file. I can find it after flash, but I can't find in folders before I cook them. Do you have any idea?
Another thing is that Reg Table,
mxipupdate_OEMOPERATORS_101.provxml， nian font，default could be：
<!-- ========================= Nina font =========================-->
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristictype="HKLM\SYSTEM\GDI" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="FontLinkMethods" datatype="integer"value="1" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Segoe Condensed"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nina_cs.ttf,Nina" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Segoe CondensedBold"datatype="string"value="\Windows\ninab_cs.ttf,NinaBold" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
For Chinese, could be
<!-- ========================= Nina font =========================-->
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristictype="HKLM\SYSTEM\GDI" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="FontLinkMethods" datatype="integer"value="1" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Segoe Condensed"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Segoe Condensed Bold"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Tahoma"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Courier New"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="Nina"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nsimsun.ttf,NSimSun" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristictype="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\FontLink\SystemLink" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="NSimSun"datatype="string"value="\Windows\nina_cs.ttf,nina" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>

I know that wince.nls is located in the xip part of the rom. I have recently learnt how to replace a file in xip on the Vox.
I m writing this from my phone so unfortunately I can't help much more. I should be able to tomorrow night.

Dr. Martin Gonzo said:
I know that wince.nls is located in the xip part of the rom. I have recently learnt how to replace a file in xip on the Vox.
I m writing this from my phone so unfortunately I can't help much more. I should be able to tomorrow night.
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Many thanks. It seems to me that every step I did is write, but it still can't display Chinese correctly. I doubt some tools use in compile deos not support far east language.

I haven't really followed your previous attempts. Could you give me a little summary of all what you've tried ?
Do you have an original chinese rom from which I could take the file and try something ? If so please upload somewhere and I'll look at it maybe tomorrow.

Great.
My purpose is to cook my own ROM by using your kitchen.
What I've done are:
1. I was using a vox released by China Mobile, it has two localized languages, Chinese and English. The OS version is is CE OS 5.2.1236.
2. by using pdocread.exe -l,
pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part02 -t
pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part02 0 0x3528000 Part02.raw
pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part01 0 0x391800 Part01.raw
pdocread -w -d DSK1: -p Part00 0 0x217400 Part00.raw
I got 3 raw files.
2. by using prepare_imgfs.exe Part02.raw -nosplit
I got 2 bin files, imgfs_raw_data.bin
imgfs_removed_data.bin
3. by using viewimgfs.exe imgfs_raw_data.bin
I got a dump directory, which should contain all the files from part02.raw
4. by using package_tool，ie, PKGTool.exe
I sorted files in dump directory into 2 folders, OEM and SYS
5. I pick out Chinese language components from OEM and SYS folders and uploaded to XDA ftp.
6. frauhottelmann helped me to compile them into 804 Chinese language package.
Pls refer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=366143
ftp://ftp.xda-developers.com:21//Uploads/Smartphone/Vox/Vox Kitchen 0.3/languages/804 Chinese.exe
7. by using kitchen released by you and frauhottelmann, I am trying to build my own ROM.
(1) copying files extracted from 804_Chinese.exe to related folders into the kitchen
(2) following the intructions, cooked the ROM and flash the device
(3) the result is that English can display correctly, but Chinese charaters display in squares
8. I have checked device after flashed:
(1) Chinese font is same as it in China mobile version
(2) Wince.nls file is same as it in China mobile version
(3) Related registration key are correct.
(4) Just can't display Chinese correctly.
9. I have also used the kitchen by another way:
(1) Copying the dump directory got from step 3 above into the blank temp folder in kitchen
(2) Start step 3 "Build", ignor steps G'Reloc and Build OS, directly start step 3 "Creat ROM"
(3) No error report came out and got NBH file smoothly
(4) Flash the device smoothly
(5) Display Chinese as it is, very good though there some shortcuts and catelogues are missing or twisted.
My question is how can I use your kithen to cook a rom that can display Chinese correctly.
One more thing I discoverd from Chinese fans is that the rgucom.exe problem. Some fans said that rgucom.exe is not compitable with far east lanaguages and made a modified version (Please refer the attachement, pls delete .zip and then extract it). I don't know. I changed this file and cooked again. Problem was still there.

Could you also upload part0 and part1 of your chinese rom ?
I'll try something tonight.
But I must say I don't really know why what you did in (9) produced a rom that could display chinese text whithout modifying xip. Or maybe your chinese language pack misses some important files.
I'm sure we'll get somethin working as soon as I'm back home.

Sorry for I am using different ID since my ID iQQ is not allowed to post after I changed my email address in profile.
Here you can got all the 3 raw files.
ftp://xda:[email protected]:21//Smartphone/Vox/ROMs/dopodchina/dopodvoxmainlandchina.zip

OK, I got myself back.
Please notice that, when I am using the dumped directory to repack it, I did not use the par00.raw and parto1.raw since I even don't know how to extract them.
You may refer the Singapore ROM, which contains English and Chinese, but they put the English in first priority.
http://www.dopodasia.com/download/RUU_Vox_DOPODASIA_WWE_1.19.707.3_4.1.13.37_02.83.90_Ship.exe

Ok I tried playing à lot with the xip to replace wince.nls and mxip_lang.vol but no matter what I do the phone will always get stuck on first splashscreen... it seems the xip gets too big to be reintegrated to the rom. wince.nls is really bigger and I guess that when modifying xip every ko counts. So anyway your only chance of cooking seems to start from scratch with one of the roms you sent me but you won't have the latest version... or if htc has released à 1.34 for chinese language then you should extract windows.nb from it and use it in the kitchen. it would probably work.

Got it. Thanks a lot. I'll try and let you know.
By the way, do you have any idea how to use the 3 raw files flash back to the device?
By your hits. I copy the mxip_lang.vol from Chinese version into XIP folder (replace), then build, then flash. All steps are really smooth. Then I still got wrong language display.
Then I intalled the attached file, Chinese display comes out! However, when I try to change the path of fonts into \Winodws, rather then \Windows\Fonts, the display goes wrong again.
Remind: After you flash, the first boot will take longer time. I guess what you said "stuck" is not real.
Thanks.

Post an attachement is really hard here. I uploaded it at:
ftp://xda:[email protected]:21//Smartphone/Vox/from iQQ/UK_WM6CN_core.cab

putting mxip_lang.vol into XIP folder doesn't actually replace the xip. I think this folder is only used by BuildOs for boot.rgu.
Replacing the xip is a little more complicated. The xip is actually your part00.raw and part01.raw files. They can also be extracted from windows.nb
Nad the phone was really stuck first splashsscreen and the display went wrong with some weird lines after some times.
I wonder if we can rebuild a windows.nb file by putting together all the .raw files you dumped ? This way you could rebuild your rom whithout any problem.
I'll look at your file later in the day.

I used your 0.5a as a reference OS.nb and build a rom again. Building process are smooth. After flash, I installed file above. The when open "about", it says error. It can display both Chinese and English correctly, but I can't find "China" in "local".
But when I change the language back to English, the "About" looks good.

Good news. I changed the referece OS.nb to one that extracted from Singapore shiped, then creat OS -> flash.
After flash, Chinese still looks blocks. However, if I import the attaced reg file (pls delete .txt after download), and reboot, Chinese comes our correctly. The about shows that:
CE OS 5.2.1236 (18128.0.4.4)

yes I think that is the only way to do it (using Os.nb extracted from Singapore shiped) but then we mix files from newer rom with an older baserom and I don't know how it will come up on stability.
I'm glad you've find your solution though

Dr. Martin Gonzo said:
yes I think that is the only way to do it (using Os.nb extracted from Singapore shiped) but then we mix files from newer rom with an older baserom and I don't know how it will come up on stability.
I'm glad you've find your solution though
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Can you please let me know how can I integrate the reg keys into the rom before I create the OS.nb? and
Is there any way to repack the 3 raw files back to a nbh file or using raw files to flash back?

Add the line from the reg file you posted (except REGEDIT4 of course) into the rgu in language_chinese
It should work.

Dr. Martin Gonzo said:
I wonder if we can rebuild a windows.nb file by putting together all the .raw files you dumped ? This way you could rebuild your rom whithout any problem.
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How can we do that? I am really looking forward to doing this! Thanks!

I don't know if its even possible. I tried "gluing" all the different parts together but this result in a corrupted rom..

Dr. Martin Gonzo said:
Add the line from the reg file you posted (except REGEDIT4 of course) into the rgu in language_chinese
It should work.
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Thanks. It worked.

Changing OEM *.lnk (shortcuts) paths before cooking ?

hum... i have here a noob question about basic cooking ...
because the lack of roms in my native language... i started to **** my own ...
i have one simple question ...
i now have folders with icons in /programs
and i have a problem,.. how can i arrange the shortcuts in the folders ?
for example.. in packages i edit the "initflashes" and i can change the path of the shortcut to wherever i want...
but how i can change in OEM stuff ? like ACTIVESYNC ? ... i can see the application.exe and the link.lnk em OEM folder... but how can i set the path to the link ?
sry my english ... i dont know if i explained well what i want :\
thanks

Use OEMizer, it's very helpful to create shortcuts.

The simplest way is to modify customization script in OperatorPKG (OEM folder) i think.
I do it this way.
Add to config_operator.txt this line:
XML: \WINDOWS\your_xml.xml
And now create your own XML with description of operations you would like to do.
Examples
Move shortcut:
Code:
<characteristic type="FileOperation">
<characteristic type="\Windows\Nabídka Start\Programy\Nástroje" translation="install">
<characteristic type="MakeDir"/>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="\Windows\Nabídka Start\Programy\Nástroje\Správce SIM.lnk" translation="install">
<characteristic type="Copy">
<parm name="Source" value="\Windows\Nabídka Start\Programy\Správce SIM.lnk" translation="install"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="\Windows\Nabídka Start\Programy\Správce SIM.lnk" translation="install">
<characteristic type="Delete">
<parm name="ForceDelete"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
Change registry values:
Code:
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Today" translation="filesystem" >
<parm name="Date" datatype="integer" value="1" />
<parm name="Enabled" datatype="integer" value="1" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>

thanks for the quick reply!!! ill try

ruizit0 said:
thanks for the quick reply!!! ill try
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i think have better solution.. go to the oem after to oem lang 409
and open with notepad the initflashfiles.dat
and change or see how make shortcuts..

Yes... But it's possible only in english ROMs.
For example in my Czech rom initflashfiles.dat looks strange...

b16b said:
i think have better solution.. go to the oem after to oem lang 409
and open with notepad the initflashfiles.dat
and change or see how make shortcuts..
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If you do this, remember to hex edit the file to delete the first two keys on the top left.

b16b said:
i think have better solution.. go to the oem after to oem lang 409
and open with notepad the initflashfiles.dat
and change or see how make shortcuts..
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dont know why but... i dont have that file lol
im working on this rom
RUU_Kaiser_HTC_PTG_3.28.410.0_radio_sign_25.83.40.02_1.65.17.56_Ship
maybe because its an old release ... (but its the only release in my native language )
ill try the custom .XML trick
the OEMizer is a nice tool ... but i think its only to create new shortcuts right ?
what i want to do is to move the existent shortcuts in OEM to inside my folders...
its possible that OEMizer make that to... but for now ill try the custom solution...
thanks all

used OEMizer... i figured out how it works ... i just get duplicated shortcuts... but its easy to fix... just have to remove the shortcuts in oemapps ...
but i saw now that i have another problem in this field..
because my native language (portuguese) have special charecters like: ã , ç , á .. etc...
when i created the folders..
Directory("\Windows\Menu Iniciar\Programas\Aplicações"):-File("icon.lnk","\Windows\icon.lnk")
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the special characters doesnt appear :\ ...
Aplicações -> Aplicaes
errr ... isnt possible to make special charecters in initflashes to create the folders ?
thanks

You must have initflashfiles.dat in your kitchen. But it's hidden. You must set up the file manager to "show hidden and system files".
About special characters... You must save result in UTF-16 LE encoding.

N3o21 said:
You must have initflashfiles.dat in your kitchen. But it's hidden. You must set up the file manager to "show hidden and system files".
About special characters... You must save result in UTF-16 LE encoding.
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hum... i have allways "show hidden and system files" in explorer
but when i get home ill do an dos attrib to double check ...
in the bed .. i remembered that enconding option.. (here is UTF-8) .. ill try later .. hope that isnt a initflashes limitation in special characters
one more question ... i used OEMizer to make some shortcuts for OEM stuff like ActiveSync and others... but the icons dont show up ... hum.. i read something before about that problem but i cant find it :\
(i was thinking that would be great if someone can make an "noob" FAQ for cooking with this little questions to help the people that is starting in the cooking buisness)

Faria once created a nice tutorial on how to cook those things. I think I have the link in the Hermes Kitchen link down in my sign. Check that out!

cant find :\

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2357462&postcount=4
there is kaiser ptg rom - dump it and u will get all ptg oem

kareem9nba said:
If you do this, remember to hex edit the file to delete the first two keys on the top left.
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i never do this and i don't have problem

[Question] Default items on start menu

its there a way to use the reg to set default programans on startmenu?
Example:
File Explorer
Internet Exporer
Comm Manager
Phone
Messenger
NO HELP
at frist boot after hard reset...
THX

wolframio74 said:
its there a way to use the reg to set default programans on startmenu?
Example:
File Explorer
Internet Exporer
Comm Manager
Phone
Messenger
NO HELP
at frist boot after hard reset...
THX
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in \settings\menu ...

thx but how i export these setting to make it default on rom?

wolframio74 said:
thx but how i export these setting to make it default on rom?
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it's reg key i don't remember witch one...

wolframio74 said:
thx but how i export these setting to make it default on rom?
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Never trying this but you can start to export values from HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Today\Items. You can import later to include any shortcut you want to be listed

wolframio74 said:
its there a way to use the reg to set default programans on startmenu?
Example:
File Explorer
Internet Exporer
Comm Manager
Phone
Messenger
NO HELP
at frist boot after hard reset...
THX
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Try settingssavior, i think it has a provision for it. But I am not sure if works or not!

I have done this before, and unfortunately, a simple registry tweak doesn't do the trick. You will need to write (or edit) an *.provxml in your kitchen specifying the *.lnks to move to the "\Windows\Start Menu" directory.

Don't think this can be done by Reg, the default items are Stored als .lnk under "\windows\Startmenu\" controled by Initfiles.dat or Proxml files!
Maybe you can try Proxml syntax with UC
like this
Code:
<characteristic type="\Windows\Start Menu\" translation="install">
<characteristic type="Internet Explorer.lnk " translation="install">
<characteristic type="Copy">
<parm name="Source" value="\Windows\pie.lnk" translation="install"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
and delete Help :
Code:
<characteristic type="\Windows\Start Menu\Help.lnk" translation="install">
<characteristic type="Delete">
<parm name="ForceDelete"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>

s4dd1 said:
Don't think this can be done by Reg, the default items are Stored als .lnk under "\windows\Startmenu\" controled by Initfiles.dat or Proxml files!
Maybe you can try Proxml syntax with UC
like this
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You are right ...sorry for misguiding, by mistake I thought it is a today item plugin which is enabling/disabling is controlled by registry values.

edited the title to maybe get some more eyeballs on this.

just move around the link files
i think u are asking if u can customize the start menu...
use total commander and go to your main memory. then click on windows folder. then click on start menu folder. here you'll see link files for all your programs. with your stylus, click and hold...Copy/Move. then click on Tree...find the directory you want to move it to or just plain delete the link file off that folder and keep just the ones you want.
hope it helps.

If the Rom is UC compatible,than this is most safe way to put these setting right after each hard reset.

KMFM$ said:
I have done this before, and unfortunately, a simple registry tweak doesn't do the trick. You will need to write (or edit) an *.provxml in your kitchen specifying the *.lnks to move to the "\Windows\Start Menu" directory.
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That sound very nice, where i find that provxml to edit it? or i may create it? (how) thx
BTW: thx to all for the replies

I would just add it to the end of an existing .provxml file. In your kitchen, go to OEM and search for mxip_oemupdate_*.provxml (something like that). Just open it up and add the entries before the </wap-provisional> tag at the end. A tip on editing, search the boards for Sleuth's User Customization thread. It gives tons of examples and links for editing .provxml files. When I get a chance, I'll post a copy of what I use to help you out.

Removing something from registry with .xml

Hello,
I have a question.
For a answer i already looked around at the net and have read some threads at xda, modaco, and some site at msdn.
The short version: how do i remove a dir from the register with a .xml file?
The long version:
I need to remove a dir from the registry.
I opened a new text document and saved it as _setup.xml.
In this .xml file i wrote:
<characteristic type="Registry">
<nocharacteristic type="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell\DeviceBeta" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
After that i opened Quickcab in the first field I put in by application name 1 and by owner 1.
By the second screen I add the _setup.xml file to the windows folder
At the next screen i do nothing and click on create.
I save it as _setup.cab.
After the .cab file is maked i move it to my phone and run it from my phone.
It says that evreything is installed and so on.
But when i reboot my device nothing happened and the dir. at the register is still there.
What am i doing wrong?
Do i need to put something more in the .cab file?

Moved as not ROM Development.

don't think you really understand xml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML
xml can't do anything at all on it's own it's a model language which needs to be interpreted by another program
it's not a programming or batch language

Hi,
I believe your xml file should look somthing like this:
To delete a value:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<!-- Delete a registry value under the following key -->
<characteristic type="HKCU\Software\Second Test Key">
<noparm name="Value To Delete" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
To delete a key (or a dir as you call it):
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<!-- Delete a registry key, with all its values and subkeys -->
<nocharacteristic type="HKLM\Software\RegKey To Delete" />
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
Cheers,
/Cacti

Rudegar said:
don't think you really understand xml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML
xml can't do anything at all on it's own it's a model language which needs to be interpreted by another program
it's not a programming or batch language
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Thank you for the link Rudegar more brain food my brains are already at the point to explode.
One of the threads that i have read is http://forum.xda-developers.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=5908996.
Thank you for helping.
le_cactus said:
Hi,
I believe your xml file should look somthing like this:
To delete a value:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<!-- Delete a registry value under the following key -->
<characteristic type="HKCU\Software\Second Test Key">
<noparm name="Value To Delete" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
To delete a key (or a dir as you call it):
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<!-- Delete a registry key, with all its values and subkeys -->
<nocharacteristic type="HKLM\Software\RegKey To Delete" />
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
Cheers,
/Cacti
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le_cactus thank you for helping out i am trying this out tonight or tomorrow.
Can i save this in a text file and save it as .xml and then cab it?
Can some one explain how to delete a key in the registry of windows mobile 6.5 by a simple guide ?
Because I am busy making my own rom.
The problem i have is that in the right corner below i have standing I quote: Beta Expires: 05/01/2010
I know you can delete this by going in you registry to hklm/software/microsoft/shell/Devicebeta and delete this key.
But i like to delete this key automatic when i have flashed the rom and not doing it afterwards by going in to the registry.
If i have a problem i try to solving it at my own by reading threads and searching the net for answers but some times i need some help to get it right and to get me on the right track.
I appreciate the help that i get here so thank you all for helping out.

xml to reg and vice versa
First it started for me when I saw an UC capable ROM, from there I too wanted to go from reg/rgu to xml and vice versa After some researching I found several threads concerning my wishes. Within these threads you'll find your desired utilties For the overall clarity I'll start with the beginning;
[App] ROM Flashing Junkies: User Customization is here!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=366337
see the UC related software tools
Within this thread there is an application called SDConfig creator which was created by DoeDoe's. Currently it is replaced by;
[Release] UC ROM SDConfig.txt Builder (reborn) [Prikolchik Ed.]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=390846
I'm using PHM Registry Editor it allows me to do the following tasks:
Explore the registry to find the operating system and applications configuration,
modify system and applications tweeks not available from the standard options screens,
export all or parts of the registry to .reg files,
backup and restore the complete registry and
perform search on the registry data
Have fun everyone with editing/creating/modifying/wrecking,
Senax

Modyfying StartMenu directory structure with a CAB file

Hello
I bumped into problems when I tried to make a provxml file which would modify the directory structure and/or change the link names inside StartMenu\Programs folder.
I wrote whole long provxml script using some found tutorials, then I put the provxml as _setup.xml inside a CAB file (with a Windows XP makecab.exe). But every time I try to run the CAB on the device I have the error that Installation unsuccessful because of too small rights to install.
I also try to run the provxml directly via CeRegEditor, but it gives me the "Access Denied" communicate.
Then I tried to shorten the provxml because I thought I made some mistake in the script itself, but even when I try to the following very simple script to create one single folder and copy a link to this folder without even changing it's name, it still gives me the same rights error:
Code:
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="FileOperation">
<characteristic type="\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Narzędzia" translation="install">
<characteristic type="MakeDir" />
<characteristic type="PIM Backup.lnk">
<characteristic type="Copy">
<parm name="Source" value="%CE11%\Tools\PIM Backup.lnk" translation="install"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>
Do I need any special certificate to be able to modify the folders/files in StartMenu? I can do it without problems using Total Commander, but I want to make it more "automatic" after flash or HR.
I tried to use MortScript, and it worked fine, but in order to run the script I have to install MortScript application first. And I want to avoid installing any unnecessary software as Jackos ROMs are clean as a teardrop...
Thanks in advance for any help