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This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 7 2008, 04:37 PM

You should see something like this when you get to MMS Accounts:


Further suggestions I can think of:
1) Uh, you activated your 3G service already right?
2) For some odd reason, restarting the phone worked for me last time.

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 7 2008, 08:07 PM

It's called Quickpoint. Try and upload a ppt file to your phone, browse for it in QO and open?

Go P1i!!!

You know you're bored when you can actually be bothered to VNC from your PC into your phone...

I have the exact same poster in my room

Guys (and girls), as a kind note in general, you shouldn't be afraid to try new stuff. I mean, most of the questions like "What is the use of <X>? How to install?" have:

a) already been covered somewhere in the pages of the thread (some diligent SEARCH or Google-ing with the right key words will lead you to the answer(s)) -- sometimes MULTIPLE times already.

b) already been covered in page 1 of the thread (this sentence has been sprouted more times in this thread then I can wiggle my little finger at...).


I'm sure most people won't blink an eye at installing some random piece of software into their PC. So go on, don't be afraid to TRY things out and see what happens! The worst that can happens is that you have to format and reinstall your phone OS -- just like when it happens to your PC.

In summary, "You try, then you will know.".

When you start programs the first time, it'll take a while to appear on screen because the phone is loading them into memory (RAM). After you're done, you'll probably press the BACK button on the phone or on-screen. This isn't the same as "closing the application". You're just returning to the previous page / standby menu, but the program you initially started is still loaded into memory. That's why they still appear in the task manager.

SOME programs will remove themselves from memory when you press the EXIT or QUIT button -- but not all programs (e.g. Contacts, Messaging) have this feature.

The "C" in step 10 is the C drive on your PC.

The "C" in step 11 is the C drive on your mobile phone. Use Swiss manager or X-plore.


This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 9 2008, 01:42 PM

If you did steps 1 - 10 properly, when you open SMP and browse to your C you will see sys folder. Inside that is the bin folder.

Sounds like step 10 not successful? Try this alternative: instead of going to your computer C and double clicking 1.py, open windows command prompt (windows key + R), type "cmd" in the box then enter. Type "cd\" and enter. You should now have "C:\>" in the black window. Type "1.py" and enter. Lots of rubbish floats past. If you manage to see something like "!!!candidate!!!" means you've done it properly.

After the script finishes running you can close the command prompt.

Beats me. It's some script some chunted fella wrote to let people hack into their P1i's.
More importantly, did you get "!!!candidate!!!"?

Hmm, can redo step 5 and 6? Figure out which is your SE Application Port (COM X). Then in the text file make sure you enter ser = serial.Serial (X-1); it is one less (X-1, not X) than what you previously got!

Alternatively, follow the steps in the first page under "System Hack And Volume Hacking by Shufflerz [SHVH]". I followed this!


This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 9 2008, 03:42 PM

Alternatively, if all your contacts are on the SIM card, you can copy them to the phone, then make the phone's contact list the default one (SIM card contacts will not be accessed after that). You should too, since then you can access all the other funky features of the built in Contacts program.

I've seen that happen before too.

Suggestions:
1) D/l latest pc suite.
2) Disconnect usb from phone, restart phone and reconnect.
3) Keep fingers crossed, swear at SE and throw phone clear across the room, hoping the concussion knocks some sense into it (just kidding).

Can't update firmware OTA.

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 10 2008, 09:29 PM

Anybody remember lemmings? I found lemmings for the P1i here!


This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 11 2008, 12:16 PM

I got up to levels 100+ before... then there was one time when it asked "Do you want to save the game?", I pressed NO ...

I think the phone being triband or quadband is a hardware limitation, so you can't change the capability through some software hack.

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Added on July 11, 2008, 2:17 pm kesian! Just now I showed my friends that my phone can play FPS, driving sim, flight sim, and lemmings. Then they all give me a "one kind" look


This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Jul 11 2008, 02:17 PM

Suggestions:
1) Bluetooth as a message to your phone, then "VIEW" the entry. Phone will ask if you want to install it.
2) Bluetooth directly into you C or D drive. Using file explorer, browse to it and open it. Phone will ask if you want to install it.
3) SE Phone Suite --> Application Installer. Phone will ask if you want to install it.

Be inventive!