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Old 03-16-2009, 10:40 PM
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i use gpstoday to geotag my pics... have you verified that that simple regedit works to get the actual GPS coordinates?
It isn't automatically. Just like there's panoramic mode or video mode, there's an independent mode with the name somewhere around "GPS Camera". I moved away from taking pictures with my phone before I was able to play extensively with it.

I was playing with a bunch of registry edits before reading this post. Ironically, I went to test it for ya but my phone now won't boot up... ... I'm sure it was unrelated to the gps photo though. Active sync locked it up when I went to retrieve it from the flash.

As you've seen my UC, my hard reset usually takes about 15 minutes plus with all the software it installs so after it's done I'll report if it does work after all.

UPDATE: No good news.

All gps photos turned up 0,0. (FYI Which comes out to around the Gulf of Guinea on the west coast of Africa. )
So... Only dead ends. Turning off agps didn't do anything. playing with grace periods didn't work. I've primed her.
Here's a small thread that reflects on the inconvenience.
There were plenty of these on the internet as well that claimed it worked but didn't go past that...
I guess some are lucky enough to have the magic configuration but I can't narrow it down.

And with that, I finished my weekend and I go back to bed.
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My next project (divided into many broken hours) is to create a start menu on my SD card and either replace the start menu under windows or redirect it to my hand made directory. The unorganized mess UC creates kills me. Don't expect anything soon though...
I think I've done it so I'll go ahead and share. This solution requires Mortscript. It's the most lightweight program I've seen but one of the most powerful.

The problem I've seen others have is that all the shortcuts in the start menu are checked 'System Files'. This script goes through each of the Start Menu folders and removes all file attributes, then deletes it, one by one.

Here's the Mortscript Code:
Code:
# First delete the Start Menu's original contents
SrcDir = "\Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu"
aDir = "\Windows\Start Menu"

ForEach bDir in directories ( aDir & "\*" )
If ( bdir ne "\Windows\Start Menu\Settings" )
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach tbdFile in files ( bDir & "\*" )
      SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
      delete( tbdFile )
    EndForEach
  endif
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach cDir in directories ( bDir & "\*")
      if ( ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach tbdFile in files ( cDir & "\*" )
          SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
          delete( tbdFile )
        EndForEach
      Endif
      if (ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach dDir in directories (cDir & "\*")
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach tbdFile in files ( dDir & "\*" )
              SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
              delete( tbdFile )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach eDir in directories (dDir & "\*")
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
                ForEach tbdFile in files ( eDir & "\*" )
                  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
                  delete( tbdFile )
                EndForEach
              Endif
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
                message ( "Some folders are too deep. May require manual deletion.", "Error - fDir" )
              Endif
              Deltree ( eDir )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          Deltree ( dDir )
        EndForEach
      EndIf
      DelTree  ( cDir )
    EndForEach
  endif
  Deltree( bDir )
Endif
EndForEach
ForEach tbdFile in files ( aDir & "\*" )
  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
  Delete( tbdFile )
EndForEach

# Then Recreate from a premade source

Foreach tbcDir in directories ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach
Foreach tbcFile in files ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach

# Lastly, delete the script copied to the Memory.
Delete ( "\CustomStartMenu.mscr" )
And here's how I implemented it inside SDConfig.txt:
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
SET UP: Take note, it's stored as a txt file in my storage card to prevent any misfirings. The only things I believe that need to be changed from device to device is the directory of the cab in SDConfig, and the first variable in the script, 'SrcDir'. I wouldn't really mess with 'aDir', it can potentially be a Mortscript Virus.

My replacement Start Menu was already set up on my SD card. The easiest way I found was to organize the real start menu however I liked it, then just copied all of the contents over to my SD. I copied the Settings folder to my SD card (which is apparently empty) for backup, but the script is supposed to skip over the settings folder when deleting. It's partially because Mortscript doesn't want to automatically copy over the settings folder for some reason. But the reason could easily be poor coding on my part.

Limitations: The deletion portion of this script is limited to about five levels deep into the start menu. So if you originally have this folder -> \Start Menu\Programs\Utilities\Internet\IM\, it'll prolly throw up an error. I've never seen a rom that organized the start menu for you so I think 3 levels is overkill. I haven't seen and don't think there will be any limitation on how deep of folders you can copy.

If there are any problems I'll help as much as I can.
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I think I've done it so I'll go ahead and share. This solution requires Mortscript. It's the most lightweight program I've seen but one of the most powerful.

The problem I've seen others have is that all the shortcuts in the start menu are checked 'System Files'. This script goes through each of the Start Menu folders and removes all file attributes, then deletes it, one by one.

Here's the Mortscript Code:
Code:
# First delete the Start Menu's original contents
SrcDir = "\Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu"
aDir = "\Windows\Start Menu"

ForEach bDir in directories ( aDir & "\*" )
If ( bdir ne "\Windows\Start Menu\Settings" )
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach tbdFile in files ( bDir & "\*" )
      SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
      delete( tbdFile )
    EndForEach
  endif
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach cDir in directories ( bDir & "\*")
      if ( ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach tbdFile in files ( cDir & "\*" )
          SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
          delete( tbdFile )
        EndForEach
      Endif
      if (ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach dDir in directories (cDir & "\*")
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach tbdFile in files ( dDir & "\*" )
              SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
              delete( tbdFile )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach eDir in directories (dDir & "\*")
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
                ForEach tbdFile in files ( eDir & "\*" )
                  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
                  delete( tbdFile )
                EndForEach
              Endif
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
                message ( "Some folders are too deep. May require manual deletion.", "Error - fDir" )
              Endif
              Deltree ( eDir )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          Deltree ( dDir )
        EndForEach
      EndIf
      DelTree  ( cDir )
    EndForEach
  endif
  Deltree( bDir )
Endif
EndForEach
ForEach tbdFile in files ( aDir & "\*" )
  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
  Delete( tbdFile )
EndForEach

# Then Recreate from a premade source

Foreach tbcDir in directories ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach
Foreach tbcFile in files ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach

# Lastly, delete the script copied to the Memory.
Delete ( "\CustomStartMenu.mscr" )
And here's how I implemented it inside SDConfig.txt:
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
SET UP: Take note, it's stored as a txt file in my storage card to prevent any misfirings. The only things I believe that need to be changed from device to device is the directory of the cab in SDConfig, and the first variable in the script, 'SrcDir'. I wouldn't really mess with 'aDir', it can potentially be a Mortscript Virus.

My replacement Start Menu was already set up on my SD card. The easiest way I found was to organize the real start menu however I liked it, then just copied all of the contents over to my SD. I copied the Settings folder to my SD card (which is apparently empty) for backup, but the script is supposed to skip over the settings folder when deleting. It's partially because Mortscript doesn't want to automatically copy over the settings folder for some reason. But the reason could easily be poor coding on my part.

Limitations: The deletion portion of this script is limited to about five levels deep into the start menu. So if you originally have this folder -> \Start Menu\Programs\Utilities\Internet\IM\, it'll prolly throw up an error. I've never seen a rom that organized the start menu for you so I think 3 levels is overkill. I haven't seen and don't think there will be any limitation on how deep of folders you can copy.

If there are any problems I'll help as much as I can.
Man this is exactly what I want to do! I want to have my start menu erased and them my new shortcuts put into that start menu folder.....I just wish I could make sense out of what you posted!! I need help lol
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Man this is exactly what I want to do! I want to have my start menu erased and them my new shortcuts put into that start menu folder.....I just wish I could make sense out of what you posted!! I need help lol
It's all pretty easy, you just need to change the directory to your backup directory.

1) Go to \Windows\Start Menu\ and make your perfect start menu. Then back it up somewhere on your Storage Card. My backup folder is \Storage Card\Cabs\ so I just dropped an entire copy of my start menu to \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.

2) Add the following code to your SDConfig.txt. Of course change the first two lines to the correct paths.
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
3) Download the Mortscript CAB and the txt file in my other post and place them in the backup folder.

4) Inside the txt folder, you need to change the second line that sets the variable 'SrcDir'. Set it to the path of your backuped Start Menu. Mine was \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.


I can't think of anything else. It will automatically delete the Start Menu and copy from the directory you set. If that doesn't help, just tell me where you get stuck and I'll try to break it down some more.
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It's all pretty easy, you just need to change the directory to your backup directory.

1) Go to \Windows\Start Menu\ and make your perfect start menu. Then back it up somewhere on your Storage Card. My backup folder is \Storage Card\Cabs\ so I just dropped an entire copy of my start menu to \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.

2) Add the following code to your SDConfig.txt. Of course change the first two lines to the correct paths.
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
3) Download the Mortscript CAB and the txt file in my other post and place them in the backup folder.

4) Inside the txt folder, you need to change the second line that sets the variable 'SrcDir'. Set it to the path of your backuped Start Menu. Mine was \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.


I can't think of anything else. It will automatically delete the Start Menu and copy from the directory you set. If that doesn't help, just tell me where you get stuck and I'll try to break it down some more.
Thats great. One question though. I already have a folder with my start menu shortcuts in it on the storgae card. Do I copy the entire start menu folder or just the contents of whats inside the start menu folder?
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It's all pretty easy, you just need to change the directory to your backup directory.

1) Go to \Windows\Start Menu\ and make your perfect start menu. Then back it up somewhere on your Storage Card. My backup folder is \Storage Card\Cabs\ so I just dropped an entire copy of my start menu to \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.

2) Add the following code to your SDConfig.txt. Of course change the first two lines to the correct paths.
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
3) Download the Mortscript CAB and the txt file in my other post and place them in the backup folder.

4) Inside the txt folder, you need to change the second line that sets the variable 'SrcDir'. Set it to the path of your backuped Start Menu. Mine was \Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu.


I can't think of anything else. It will automatically delete the Start Menu and copy from the directory you set. If that doesn't help, just tell me where you get stuck and I'll try to break it down some more.
Just wanted to say thanks again man. This worked perfectly.
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Anyone know of a way to just delete shortcuts in the start menu using sdconfig or an xml file? figure sdconfig might have something but according to the xda wiki that doesnt seem to be the case



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I think I've done it so I'll go ahead and share. This solution requires Mortscript. It's the most lightweight program I've seen but one of the most powerful.

The problem I've seen others have is that all the shortcuts in the start menu are checked 'System Files'. This script goes through each of the Start Menu folders and removes all file attributes, then deletes it, one by one.

Here's the Mortscript Code:
Code:
# First delete the Start Menu's original contents
SrcDir = "\Storage Card\Cabs\Start Menu"
aDir = "\Windows\Start Menu"

ForEach bDir in directories ( aDir & "\*" )
If ( bdir ne "\Windows\Start Menu\Settings" )
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach tbdFile in files ( bDir & "\*" )
      SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
      delete( tbdFile )
    EndForEach
  endif
  if ( ElementCount( DirContents( bDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
    ForEach cDir in directories ( bDir & "\*")
      if ( ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach tbdFile in files ( cDir & "\*" )
          SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
          delete( tbdFile )
        EndForEach
      Endif
      if (ElementCount( DirContents( cDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
        ForEach dDir in directories (cDir & "\*")
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach tbdFile in files ( dDir & "\*" )
              SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
              delete( tbdFile )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          if ( ElementCount( DirContents( dDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
            ForEach eDir in directories (dDir & "\*")
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_FILES ) ) > 0 )
                ForEach tbdFile in files ( eDir & "\*" )
                  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
                  delete( tbdFile )
                EndForEach
              Endif
              if ( ElementCount( DirContents( eDir, DC_DIRS ) ) > 0 )
                message ( "Some folders are too deep. May require manual deletion.", "Error - fDir" )
              Endif
              Deltree ( eDir )
            EndForEach
          Endif
          Deltree ( dDir )
        EndForEach
      EndIf
      DelTree  ( cDir )
    EndForEach
  endif
  Deltree( bDir )
Endif
EndForEach
ForEach tbdFile in files ( aDir & "\*" )
  SetFileAttribs( tbdFile , 0 , 0 , 0 )
  Delete( tbdFile )
EndForEach

# Then Recreate from a premade source

Foreach tbcDir in directories ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach
Foreach tbcFile in files ( SrcDir & "\*" )
  Xcopy( SrcDir & "\*", aDir, 1, 1 )
Endforeach

# Lastly, delete the script copied to the Memory.
Delete ( "\CustomStartMenu.mscr" )
And here's how I implemented it inside SDConfig.txt:
Code:
CAB: \Storage Card\Cabs\MortScript-4.2-PPC.cab
CPY1:\Storage Card\Cabs\CustomStartMenu.txt
CPY2:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
EXEC:\CustomStartMenu.mscr
SET UP: Take note, it's stored as a txt file in my storage card to prevent any misfirings. The only things I believe that need to be changed from device to device is the directory of the cab in SDConfig, and the first variable in the script, 'SrcDir'. I wouldn't really mess with 'aDir', it can potentially be a Mortscript Virus.

My replacement Start Menu was already set up on my SD card. The easiest way I found was to organize the real start menu however I liked it, then just copied all of the contents over to my SD. I copied the Settings folder to my SD card (which is apparently empty) for backup, but the script is supposed to skip over the settings folder when deleting. It's partially because Mortscript doesn't want to automatically copy over the settings folder for some reason. But the reason could easily be poor coding on my part.

Limitations: The deletion portion of this script is limited to about five levels deep into the start menu. So if you originally have this folder -> \Start Menu\Programs\Utilities\Internet\IM\, it'll prolly throw up an error. I've never seen a rom that organized the start menu for you so I think 3 levels is overkill. I haven't seen and don't think there will be any limitation on how deep of folders you can copy.

If there are any problems I'll help as much as I can.
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Anyone know of a way to just delete shortcuts in the start menu using sdconfig or an xml file? figure sdconfig might have something but according to the xda wiki that doesnt seem to be the case
Here is an example from a .provxml

<characteristic type="FileOperation">
<characteristic type="%CE5%\My Pictures\Grass.jpg" translation="install">
<characteristic type="Delete">
<parm name="ForceDelete"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>

You can change the DIR to any thing u want i presume.

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Anyone know of a way to just delete shortcuts in the start menu using sdconfig or an xml file? figure sdconfig might have something but according to the xda wiki that doesnt seem to be the case

I think what Mike showed you works just becareful with the %5% that equals the My Documents folder.

here's a list for you and the % shortcuts

%CE1% \Program Files
%CE2% \Windows
%CE4% \Windows\Startup
%CE5% \My Documents
%CE6% \Program Files\Accessories
%CE7% \Program Files\Communication
%CE8% \Program Files\Games
%CE11% \Windows\Start Menu\Programs
%CE12% \Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories
%CE13% \Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Communication
%CE14% \Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games
%CE15% \Windows\Fonts
%CE17% \Windows\Start Menu
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