when writing a note via Air Command how do you insert a space.
When I write a name, the first and last names are merged.
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Sorry to be a noob about this but could someone post a how to install on a new Apad?
I've installed superuser already which I assume is working??
This is one of the new IMX 515's Android 2.2 800 mhz tablets with 10.1 flash etc.
Where do I go from here to get the Market installed?
Sorry folks but I'm kind lost.
Thanks for your help.
I got one of those 9.7" iMX515's and I have the same question...
If you need the market installed search the forums for market.apk.
Please use the forum search feature before posting next time.
Have any more questions, msg me on gtalk at androidsamurai.
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I managed to get part way there. Basically I followed the instructions here (http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...tall-instructions-imx515-cnddu.html#post37829)
and here (original post: http://www.padbbs.net/thread-2909-2-1.html).
I had problems getting the adb to work on my Mac, but finally managed to figure that one out:
Download the sdk and unzip in a folder of your choice.
Set your slate to USB debugger "on" and plug in to your mac. I think I didn't actually mount my slate when I did this (neither memory was mounted on my desktop when I executed the process), but have a go and see if there is a difference in adb behaviour.
Run the Unix executable called "android" in the "tools" sub-folder. Then run the "adb" executable.
These should both open up their own terminal window. Then open a new terminal window. The fastest way to insert adb commands is by dragging the adb file into the window and follow up with your adb command.
Start off with "adb shell", which gives you a hash (sorry, my keyboard won't give me the sign) as line start. Then start using adb command lines (drag drop adb into the window, followed by "push", followed by drag-dropping the file you want to push into the terminal window, followed by typing where you want it to go, e.g. /systems/app.
Do this for all the files mentioned and you should be there.
Now, this is as far as I got myself! When I restarted, I had the market app in my app list, but when I start the google sign in service, I continuously get the message "can't connect to server", and I have no idea how to get passed that point. SO suggestions for that one will be welcome!
I have a mac. How do I install a firmware without recovery mode? I don't have recovery mode, doesn't exist on my unit
how to enable BitLocker on microsd?
I don't know if it's possible on Windows RT. You could BitLocker the card using a Win7 Enterprise/Ultimate or Win8 Pro/Enterprise machine and use that, I guess...
You could also try using the command-line tool, manage-bde.exe, from a command prompt (possibly an Admin one).
tks!!
manage-bde.exe from an admin cmd prompt should let you
http://garfoot.com/blog/2012/11/securely-extending-surface-rt-with-an-sd-card-and-bitlocker/
Amazing! Very good!!!
I can not unlock the automatic boot.
Anyone know?
alyssonmelo said:
I can not unlock the automatic boot.
Anyone know?
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from the link in post #5 above
"Automatic unlocking
Again this is an area where things are missing, the -autounlock option on manage-bde doesn’t work on this version of Windows so I had to create an unlock script.
This was quite easy, I created a new .bat file on my C drive in my user documents folder on that disk, this script simply contains the above unlock command with a slight change, rather than using -password I use -rp to use a recovery password. This let’s you specify it in the command line. You ne to get the recovery password from the file saved out when you BitLockered the SD, its the big long number at the end of the text file. Just put that after the -rp option.
Next I used the Windows task scheduler which you can get to from computer management (win-x) to create a new task. This task was set to run as me, with max permissions (needs elevation) and triggered to run at startup. The action for the task was to run my .bat file.
Now when I reboot my machine automatically unlocks my SD but I’m safe in the knowledge that someone needs a logon to my Surface to access it and if they remove it they need the password for the SD to unlock it."
Hi,
I have install bash in my Android phone. I am trying to send the command history to a file. At the file is successfully written any command that I send from both terminal applications that I have in the phone. Also is successfully written any command that I send from my PC using the adb.
But, I am not here to present you my success!
Although, as I said, I successfully send all commands from terminal, I cannot send any commands that any application is using. I have developed an application to test the commands. Although I get root access and successfully run the commands, these commands are not sent to the history file!
Does anyone has any idea about how to solve this problem?
Since MTP does not allocate a drive letter to the device, you cannot use cd /D x:/ to change to your phone's storage. I want to build a simple script that does something when I plug in my phone (automatically).
Basically as an end result I want to be able to write a script that executes when my device is plugged in..
Device: Galaxy S4 mini
I have been frustrated trying to use fastboot commands, especially the "flash" command on my windows 10 laptop. I continually got an "unable to load' message. I have reloaded the drivers manually as recommended by some, which still did not work. Well, it turns out that you need the complete path in the fastboot command line when using 10. Put your img, bin files in a folder you will be using. Open the command prompt using the windows-x keys. Select the command prompt from the menu.. It does not need to be the administrator. Use the fastbooot devices command to make sure the computer can see your device. I then issue the fastboot command I want: fastboot flash logo and then drag the file from the folder you are in and drop it on the command line. In this case I used, nowarning.bin. When it populated the complete path starting with the c: prompt shows up. Make sure there is a space before the C: and the previous command. Hit enter. I have searched everywhere and have not found an answer to this problem. I did see a video on youtube where the fellow dragged a file from the folder and dropped it in the command prompt window. So thanks to him for that simple yet effective trick.. Hopefully this will work for you if your having the same problem I had...