what u've been put into ur C:

the new ovi maps will cost u ~12Mb but I think it wont affect till that critical, try reboot??

Z: drive is the firmware location, nothing can be modify there...

default file manager

I think they're updating the Maps data... there're more folder created in the ClientIndex Folder...

something regarding the address search database for the ovi maps, found that the files that might contain the adress detail are under the E:\Cities\diskcache\ClientIndex\MYS folder, poor for Malaysia only 600+kb for the whole country data compare to Singapore have ~3Mb for it's small country... talking about detail.... what a shame

8Mb itu installer lah... u will lose >12Mb from your C: once it's installed, my C: before install >51Mb free and after install 38+Mb left... the installer have 2 stages during first stage it will extract out those .r** into the C: and then extract another Maps.sisx (>8Mb) into the D: Ram and then 2nd stage the Maps.sisx will install the whole Ovi Maps apps into the C: after installation complete u will observe there's 2 apps been install inside the Installed Apps Manager which are the Nokia Maps (in C:) and Ovi Maps (in D: but i'm sure it's deleted after the installation done and it's kind of bug from the installer).

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Added on January 22, 2010, 11:32 pmalthough we do full format on the mem card but the phone will create some default folder once the mem card been use like the Games, Sound, Images blablabla...

This post has been edited by sklchan: Jan 22 2010, 11:32 PM

u must a least get the first time location fix first... the red dot will change into SOLID RED once it obtain the location fix and the satelite bar will change from yellow into green bar... and when u not in lock mode the red dot will look kind of transparent...
enable ur a-gps and guna lah itu 10sen to get faster location lock...

1. setup ur wifi setting.
2. verify the wifi functionality (browse some web page)
3. set the wifi as 1st priority inside the destination (internet) setting
4. set the wifi as the default access point (for the internet)
5. delete the wap/mms/streaming setting left on the the 3g internet (as 2nd priority inside the internet setting)
6. edit the 3g internet setting and change the "password prompt" to YES
7. load up the maps loader
8. click on the delete maps from storage
9. reload in the maps (at least the malaysia map must be selected)
10. load as well the voice guidance file
11. wait for all the downloading and uploading finished
12. run Location and disable the agps and network under positioning setting
13. run the ovi maps
14. when the 3g internet prompt up select cancel (do not connect) (if it still pop up, suppose wont because we already disable agps and network in Location setting)
15. go to setting and change the internet to online
16. select appropiate voice guidance file
17. go outside where more satelite can be search
18. now go to my location and wait for the satelite to get a fix (might be take long since no agps)
19. Make sure the red dot are "IN MALAYSIA"
20. change maps mode as SATELITE view to try the wifi can download the satelite image (to ensure wifi is working)
21. once confirm wifi working switch back to maps view
22. walk around and u will see the gps is working already (since it already lock, red dot will turn SOLID RED and satelite bar should be green)

steps 18 and 19 are needed because sometime during the first time ovi maps run it will set it "previous' location as some where maybe not within malaysia and if this happen and u dont have those location maps downloaded in the database then it will DIRECT download from the internet and who know which access point it gonna use (if it use 3g internet then BOOM!! u will lost lots of $$ for those huge maps data), i've confirm this if u dont have the maps data install it will direct download the file





This post has been edited by sklchan: Jan 23 2010, 01:15 AM

if all those step done right, mean the wifi setting already can work within the ovi maps.
yes u can turn it on or off (but the ovi maps will auto change it depend on during startup u let it to online or not)
and with the internet access point priority and default set we can CONFIRMED the first option will be use is the wifi (not for agps connection though), and we have the backup plan just in case the ovi maps insist want to use the 3g internet but IT CANT because the 3g internet will prompt up a password prompt and we can select CANCEL and this will make sure we wont be accidently charge

and the most useful for the 3g internet password prompt when agps and network positioning enable:
1. select YES during the password prompt u will have A-GPS (fast lock with $$ charge)
2. select CANCEL during the password prompt u will have full I-GPS (slow lock but FOC)

This post has been edited by sklchan: Jan 23 2010, 01:39 AM

XM, the v24 first page FIRST POST shortcut need to be update as it still call for the v23 thread

XM,

what is below folder content?

GOTO THIS FOLDER LOCATION "C:\Private\102072c4\" (Delete all files!)

I've backup it into the E: drive because 1 file in it call "reserved" cost 4.8Mb of space?? apa tu??
the others i left it alone since total up all it's content the size <1Mb so no point removing them

thanks for the info... but i think i'm not going to change the startup since now i'm using the killme and get ~58Mb free ram after startup...

bro... check my previous reply ragarding the update needed for the 1st page 1st post shortcut... it still call for v23 thread

This post has been edited by sklchan: Jan 23 2010, 04:14 AM

zellleonhart,
your epikcase when taking photo at night will cause any inteferent to the capture picture or not when using flash (a shadow of the case color due to reflect from the flash)?? i have the same type of blue gel case and the back design is XX square pattern all cutting (opening) are the same except for the camera opening where mine case have 2 smaller opening 1 for camera and another for flash, due to the opening are smaller compare with the epikcase it cause the shadow casting if ever taking phone with flash
this wont happen if photo taken without flash...



This post has been edited by sklchan: Jan 24 2010, 12:35 AM

haha.. i'm not sure leh.. just back home since 4pm

NEWS NEWS NEWS!!!

XM,

Please try to install the attached Rompatcher (no need to sign just install)... see can install or not? if can install then try can use the patcher or not?

I've been trying with my v40 (without enable any patch) and it can install the rompatcher without any restriction
hope to get the same result from a Hard Reseted v40

If the rompather able to be install without error and the patches can be use without error it mean our v40 is already HACKABLE!!




Attached File(s)
 ROMPatcherPlus.zip ( 99.76k ) Number of downloads: 32

it's extracted from the original HelloOx v2.03

sigh

then it mean the HelloOx not just failed at extracting... if it successful extracted those hack files might still facing cert error

too bad it not work out... my not hard reset v40 able to install it without any error (not need to sign as it bind with the OPDA cracked cert)

XM,

How about tweaking the phone date?? will that overcome the cert expired error? let say change the phone date to 2008?

i think i know why my phone not displaying the cert error, it's because i already have that OPDA root cert install within the system authority cert...

yes, there's papago for the 5800xm but it have limitation on it's maps availability, currently it only have taiwan maps.
although mfm have the papago maps but that only for the papago actual devices bcoz papago not like garmin, the maps can't share among devices even the actual papago device also cannot share it's maps.