View Single Post
  #171 (permalink)  
Old 01-01-2010, 04:24 PM
sharpe4's Avatar
sharpe4
Lurker
Offline
 
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 5
Reputation: 0
sharpe4 is a n00b
Mentioned: 0 Post(s)
Tagged: 0 Thread(s)
Re: Haus Intrepid Tips and Tricks

I feel like the proverbial infant trying to take baby steps when still learning to crawl in the “geek” world.

I went to the “ghisler.com" website to download Total Commander.

  • Selected ‘Pocket version’ from the left column tree
  • Selected ‘Pocket PC’ from the left column tree
  • Selected ‘beta cabs’ from the ‘Download the Pocket PC version (Freeware!):’ graph center column (CAB) recommended for Windows Mobile 6.5
  • Selected the ‘arm’ version from the ‘Devices with touch screen (Total Commander Pocket+PocketPC Phone):’
  • Downloaded the cecmd.arm.cab file using my Intrepid
  • After download process I used file explorer to locate the downloaded file in ‘my documents’ as indicated during the download process.
  • I selected the downloaded file using the center button (Enter/Settings key in Intrepid manual), answered yes to whether I wanted to install the file/etc
  • It appears to go through most of the installation process and then I get the error message: ‘Tcmdpocket252_armbeta2’ is not a valid pocket PC application

I tried the same thing as above but with the ‘arm/xscale/pxa’ download which successfully installs. I can go to Start/CE-Total Commander icon and open the program. But I don’t see anything more than I can see with file explorer in terms of finding and working with things like “HKCU\ControlPanel\Sounds\NotiCharger” in Haus’ tips/tricks. I checked out the buttons at the bottom of the application to see if they reveal anything more but without success.

I checked to make sure i’m using the correct processor/etc by looking up the details of the phone in the about section:
Samsung SPH-i350
Start/Settings/System/About
Windows Mobile 6.5 professional
CE OS 5.2.21743 (build 21743.5.0.26)
Processor: ARM1136EJSMSM7600




Don't know enough to know what I'm doing wrong. Help?
__________________
Thanks,
Dave