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How to pdocread Extended Rom ?

Hi All,
I used aWizard to read out my Wizard's ExtRom, but do not know how to write it back.
I want to read out the ExtRom in .nba format, I studied the aWizard , I believe since " pdocread.exe 0 0x3900000 ROM\OS.nba " can read out the os, then theoretically " pdocread.exe ??? 0xA00000 ROM\ExtRom.nba " should be able to read out ExtRom in .nba format.
I do not know about programming, can someone be kind enough to point out what the ??? in above should be.
Will the following info has some hints?
Cmd>r2sd all
***** user area size = 0x1E100000 Bytes
R2SDBackup() - Download type = 5
usTotalBlock = 1 sizeof(SDCARD_SIGNATRUE_TABLE)=512
Start address = 0x80000000 , Length = 0x800 (IPL)
Start address = 0x80000800 , Length = 0xC0000 (SPL)
Start address = 0x800C0800 , Length = 0x40000 ( )
Start address = 0x80100800 , Length = 0x280000 (GSM)
Start address = 0x4E3D4C0 , Length = 0x3900000 (OS)
Start address = 0x743D4C0 , Length = 0xA00000 (EXTROM)
Thanks a lot!

Any idea about " pdocread.exe 0 0x3900000 ROM\OS.nba "?
Is 0 the starting offset address & 0x3900000 the size of the os rom part?
I have read the info in wiki.xda-developers.com, but my programming knowledge is too bad for me to understand it!

(just for reference), i posted a detailed explanation on http://www.spv-developers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2888
willem

help - registry settings for sd card

can please someone from WM6 post the values of all key in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS
trying to solve the SD mount problem with 3.3 ...
?
please ?
thanx

Yeah of course, no problem.
(Default) (value not set) = string value
CacheDll diskcache.dll = string value
CacheSize 0x1000 (4096) = dword value
Dll fatfsd.dll = string value
EnableCache 0x1 (1) = dword value
Flags 0x44 (68) = dword value
FriendlyName FAT FileSystem = string value
Paging 0x1 (1) = dword value
Util fatutil.dll = string value
Then there's a map called Filters with submaps:
Filters:
(default) (value not set) = string value
In the map Filters is a submap called CacheFilt.
CacheFilt:
(default) (value not set) = string value
Dll CacheFilt.dll = string value
Order 0x2 (2) = dword value
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
That's the complete contents of the FATFS map.
So to summarize. The dir structure is:
HKLM->System->StorageManager->FATFS->Filters->CacheFilt.
Good luck.

thanx...
trying somthn out

Please send me this values from 3.3 ROM not the WM6!!!
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS\Flags
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS\BufferSize
thanx !

Where to find HW KB scancodes

I'm trying to make proper keymaping for X1 HW keyboard, but i'm stuck at the beginning. How to get keys scancodes?
Is there any WM or Android app that can display scancode on key press?

I don't know anything about scancodes, but could this be useful?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb431750.aspx
I found this as well:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=326046

There is (i believe, according to the Kovsky Linux Wiki) a fully working keymap file here. i've had a quick look and it looks pretty complicated, but complete, just have to find a way to implement it in android i guess

We just need to replace /system/usr/keylayout/qwerty.kl with that I believe.

Apparently the filesystem is only in RO mode. Let me try to re-mount with rw.
Edit: Nope, doesn't allow me to go to rw mode... don't know how we can replace it.

you need to uncompress the squashfs or the zImage file systems, wherever the file is, overwrite the keyboard and recompress them
I tried messing around with the keyboard mapping as well but messing with the android files that haret is using is over my head

Edit: Read post below for information on how to mount and edit the 2 files (rootfs.img and system.sqsh)

I basically extracted and changed the file and recreated the sqsh, but it was 4.0 which the android kernel doesn't support. I'm going to install a lower kernel (2.6.29)- and install mksquashfs that does support making 3.1 sqfs'.
Edit: Got squash-tools 3.4.1 installed on CentOS 5.3. Changed qwerty.kl into the Xperia keymap. Remade squash file and booted up Haret. Kernel boots up squashfs fine. Time to try if the keys actually work like it should.
Edit2: Keys are even more messed up with this key layout than original qwerty. I looked at the both files and they look hugely different... the format is complete different as well. Also, its no point opening up and recompiling the sqsh, qwerty.kl is symlinked to /etc/keylayout/qwerty.kl, which is in /init.etc/keymaps in the rootfs.img.
How to uncompress/remake squashfs. You need squash-tools 3.4.1 to make a squashfs 3.1 filesystem needed for Fatsal's android kernel (assuming root access).
# unsquashfs system.sqsh; cd squashsh_root/
... do your changes to sqsh here ...
# makesquashfs ./ system.sqsh -le
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Make sure you do not forget the -le flag, the -le flag was also used in the original file. Check the flags used in the compression of the original sqsh file for reference by going:
# unsqashfs -s system.sqsh
Here's how to mount rootfs.img and location of the keymap that's being called by a symlink in system.sqsh (qwerty.kl) (assuming root access):
# mkdir /mnt/rootfs
# mount -o loop rootfs.img /mnt/rootfs
# cd /mnt/rootfs/init.etc/keymaps
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rootfs.img is writeable after mounting, so you can make changes and the unmount and copy the new img onto your sd card.
Here's the qwerty.kl included with fatsal's android build, if someone would be kind enough to look at this and modify this one according to it?
key 399 GRAVE
key 2 1
key 3 2
key 4 3
key 5 4
key 6 5
key 7 6
key 8 7
key 9 8
key 10 9
key 11 0
key 158 BACK WAKE_DROPPED
key 230 SOFT_RIGHT WAKE
key 60 SOFT_RIGHT WAKE
key 107 ENDCALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 62 ENDCALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 229 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 139 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 59 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 127 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
key 217 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
key 228 POUND
key 227 STAR
key 231 CALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 61 CALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 232 DPAD_CENTER WAKE_DROPPED
key 108 DPAD_DOWN WAKE_DROPPED
key 103 DPAD_UP WAKE_DROPPED
key 102 HOME WAKE
key 105 DPAD_LEFT WAKE_DROPPED
key 106 DPAD_RIGHT WAKE_DROPPED
key 114 VOLUME_DOWN
key 116 POWER WAKE
key 212 CAMERA
key 16 Q
key 17 W
key 18 E
key 19 R
key 20 T
key 21 Y
key 22 U
key 23 I
key 24 O
key 25 P
key 26 LEFT_BRACKET
key 27 RIGHT_BRACKET
key 43 BACKSLASH
key 30 A
key 31 S
key 32 D
key 33 F
key 34 G
key 35 H
key 36 J
key 37 K
key 38 L
key 39 SEMICOLON
key 40 APOSTROPHE
key 14 DEL
key 44 Z
key 45 X
key 46 C
key 47 V
key 48 B
key 49 N
key 50 M
key 51 COMMA
key 52 PERIOD
key 53 SLASH
key 28 ENTER
key 56 ALT_LEFT
key 100 ALT_RIGHT
key 42 SHIFT_LEFT
key 54 SHIFT_RIGHT
key 15 TAB
key 57 SPACE
key 150 EXPLORER
key 155 ENVELOPE
key 12 MINUS
key 13 EQUALS
key 215 AT
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Hope this helps...

I try to relocate qwerty.kl
green code: Edit key code
orange code: Add key code (from other qwerty.kl file)
red: Add supposed key code
Edit: I try to edit system.sqsh but android stuck as boot animation.
key 41 GRAVE
key 79 1
key 80 2
key 81 3
key 75 4
key 76 5
key 77 6
key 71 7
key 72 8
key 73 9
key 82 0
key 158 BACK WAKE_DROPPED
key 230 SOFT_RIGHT WAKE
key 60 SOFT_RIGHT WAKE
key 107 ENDCALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 62 ENDCALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 229 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 139 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 59 MENU WAKE_DROPPED
key 127 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
key 217 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
key 228 POUND
key 227 STAR
key 231 CALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 61 CALL WAKE_DROPPED
key 232 DPAD_CENTER WAKE_DROPPED
key 108 DPAD_DOWN WAKE_DROPPED
key 103 DPAD_UP WAKE_DROPPED
key 102 HOME WAKE
key 105 DPAD_LEFT WAKE_DROPPED
key 106 DPAD_RIGHT WAKE_DROPPED
key 114 VOLUME_DOWN
key 115 VOLUME_UP
key 116 POWER WAKE
key 212 CAMERA
key 16 Q
key 17 W
key 18 E
key 19 R
key 20 T
key 21 Y
key 22 U
key 23 I
key 24 O
key 25 P
key 26 LEFT_BRACKET
key 27 RIGHT_BRACKET
key 43 BACKSLASH
key 30 A
key 31 S
key 32 D
key 33 F
key 34 G
key 35 H
key 36 J
key 37 K
key 38 L
key 39 SEMICOLON
key 40 APOSTROPHE
key 14 DEL
key 44 Z
key 45 X
key 46 C
key 47 V
key 48 B
key 49 N
key 50 M
key 51 COMMA
key 52 PERIOD
key 53 SLASH
key 28 ENTER
key 56 ALT_LEFT
key 100 ALT_RIGHT
key 42 SHIFT_LEFT
key 54 SHIFT_RIGHT
key 15 TAB
key 57 SPACE
key 150 EXPLORER
key 155 ENVELOPE
key 12 MINUS
key 13 EQUALS
key 3 AT
key 1 ESCAPE
key 55 MULTIPLY
key 58 CAPS_LOCK
key 118 PLUS
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Hope this help

I won't have time to try it out X1iser, but I'll put this file into the rootfs.img, and upload it for you to try it yourself.
Edit: Here it is,
http://www.mediafire.com/?owzdrztko32
Replace that rootfs.img with your current one.

Thank, it seems the keyboard layout is like the same as fatsal rootfs.img
What command do you use for unmount /mnt/rootfs?
I use this, but nothing happenend on rootfs.img source file
Code:
umount /mnt/rootfs
I find this for keymaps of android

Make sure you're logged in as root.
When you mount the rootfs.img using:
Code:
mount -o loop rootfs.img /mnt/rootfs
You can edit the keymap file by going:
Code:
vi /mnt/rootfs/init.etc/keymaps/qwerty.kl
You can substitute vi with nano, gedit, or whatever texteditor you like.
When you're done, just go:
Code:
cd ~; umount /mnt/rootfs
OR
Code:
umount -l /mnt/rootfs
Changes should be persistent unlike the read-only squashfs where you have to extract and remake the image.
Then rootfs.img should be ready to be replaced on your SD card.

I use ubuntu and umount -l /mnt/rootfs (other command not work with me) not edit source rootfs.img file.
In propriety "Last modification" is 18 january 2010
Edit: I edit init file and finnaly we can certainly edit rootfs.img work
I try to copy tuttle2.kl into rootfs, qwerty.kl (and turtles2.kl) seems not be our keylayout file

Did you try remounting the image and looking at whether or not you have changed the file?

Yes and modifications are done
I added this in init
Code:
if /bin/grep -c 'keyboard-type=qwerty' /proc/cmdline >/dev/null ; then
echo "USING QWERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
elif /bin/grep -c 'keyboard-type=azerty' /proc/cmdline >/dev/null ; then
echo "USING AZERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
else
echo "USING QWERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
fi
I try to find what keylayout is used and where he is stocked
In system.sqsh there are (with *.kcm):
-qwerty (link to /etc/keymaps)
-sapphire-keypad.kl
-trout-keypad.kl
-trout-keypad-qwertz.kl
-trout-keypad-v2.kl
-trout-keypad-v3.kl
-tuttle2.kl
And other *.kcm, but we don't care at this point

What is this init for? The init already copies /init.etc/ to /etc/ when Android starts, so if you want to replace tuttle2 for each selection, you should do an rm and then a mv.
Basically, assume that /etc/ already has the keymaps ready to go.
X1iser said:
Yes and modifications are done
I added this in init
Code:
if /bin/grep -c 'keyboard-type=qwerty' /proc/cmdline >/dev/null ; then
echo "USING QWERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
elif /bin/grep -c 'keyboard-type=azerty' /proc/cmdline >/dev/null ; then
echo "USING AZERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
else
echo "USING QWERTY KEYBOARD"
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kcm.bin /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kcm.bin
cp -f /init.etc/keymaps/tuttle2-qwerty.kl /etc/keymaps/tuttle2.kl
fi
I try to find what keylayout is used and where he is stocked
In system.sqsh there are (with *.kcm):
-qwerty (link to /etc/keymaps)
-sapphire-keypad.kl
-trout-keypad.kl
-trout-keypad-qwertz.kl
-trout-keypad-v2.kl
-trout-keypad-v3.kl
-tuttle2.kl
And other *.kcm, but we don't care at this point
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Is for azerty key setting, in android we can't choose azerty keyboard, I just found what is the problem... it's me
I'm working on kovsky keylayout ^^

I'm done the keyboard layout in qwerty
It's an archive tar.gz, just delete .zip

Hello,
is there anyone, he porting the german layout into this file?
I try to change the Z to Y, but after i´ve done it, my right bracket don´t
work.
I only change the letters in the kovsky-qwerty.kl in the \init.etc\keymaps folder
I forgot anything to change?

[KEYLAYOUT] Hungarian keyboard for Droid 4

Hungarian has 9 special characters: áéíóöőúüű. Using this tutorial I remapped the keylayout as follows:
1. 'sym' + 'a' = 'á'
2. 'sym' + 'e' = 'é'
3. 'sym' + 'i' = 'í'
4. 'sym' + 'o' = 'ó'
5. 'sym' + 'u' = 'ú'
6. 'sym' + '7' = 'ü'
7. 'sym' + '8' = 'ű'
8. 'sym' + '9' = 'ö'
9. 'sym' + '0' = 'ő'
Shift & capslock gives you the capital ÁÉÍÓÖŐÚÜŰ, of course. For the changes to take effect, you have to have root access, and replace the following 7 original files in the /system/usr folder to my 7 attached modified files (in zip) using Cyanogenmod / Lineage OS file manager app (or any other root explorer app, e.g. the premium version of File Expert):
1. /system/usr/keylayout/Generic.kl
2. /system/usr/keylayout/omap4-keypad.kl
3. /system/usr/keylayout/qwerty.kl
4. /system/usr/keychars/Generic.kcm
5. /system/usr/keychars/omap4-keypad.kcm
6. /system/usr/keychars/qwerty.kcm
7. /system/usr/keychars/qwerty2.kcm
Don't forget to set the permissions of all the 7 new files using the above mentioned tutorial as follows:
OWNER: READ & WRITE
GROUP: READ
ALL: READ
After that, restart your Droid 4 - you'll have a fully functional HUNGARIAN layout physical keyboard.

Can't get info back into android app from php webpage

My english is very bad, so i hope you understand.
I make my own apps, and most off the time in fragment activities
On my website i have a php script, that will check if the username and password is correct filled in in the application.
I hace to get back from the website the userID, firstname and email address from the database, this info is stored in a json format like below:
Code:
$result1["rol"] = $rol;
$result1["login"] = $login;
$result1["username"] = $Qusername;
$result1["userid"] = $userID;
$result1["mail"] = $Qmail;
echo json_encode($result1);
my php scipt woks perfectly, only how to get the $result1 back to android app??

I have the following on my website visible
Code:
{"rol":"9","login":"1","username":"christiaan","userid":"9998","mail":"c.***@h***e.nl"}
And I tried to read that in android with:
Code:
val apiResponse = URL(urlW).readText()
val url = URL(urlW)
val urlConnection = url.openConnection() as HttpURLConnection
val text = urlConnection.inputStream.bufferedReader().readText()
tUser.text = text
urlConnection.disconnect()
urlW contains the full link.
I write app in kotlin.

I have it almost working, but now the app crashes when it's an incorrect username or password:
Code:
val urlW = "http://www.*****.nl/mobile.php?username=*****&password=*****"
//webA.visibility = View.VISIBLE
webA.loadUrl(urlW)
// Request a string response from the provided URL.
val stringRequest = StringRequest(
Request.Method.GET, urlW,
{ response ->
// Display the first 200 characters of the response string.
val onlineString = "${response.substring(0, 200)}"
val explodeOnline = onlineString.split("#").toTypedArray()
tUser.text = explodeOnline[1] + " : " + explodeOnline[2] + " \n " + explodeOnline[3] + " : " + explodeOnline[4]
tPass.text = explodeOnline[5] + " : " + explodeOnline[6] + " \n " + explodeOnline[7] + " : " + explodeOnline[8] + " \n " + explodeOnline[9] + " : " + explodeOnline[10]
},
{ tUser.text = "That didn't work!" })
// Add the request to the RequestQueue.
queue.add(stringRequest)