[WM][Feb 28] PPCGeeks SD ROM Flasher v1.1

[Wideawake]

Originally Posted by tmz

Wow this works great... Thanks so much for your hard work Mike and everything you have done here for us...
Thanks T M Z

Thanks so much for letting me know your thoughts! And no problem just glad to have a wonderful community and wonder users as your self.
~mike

[flyers2114]

Mike I did not even know tis was out......will be trying it today....thx for the work!!!

[thestick00]

hmmm. cant seem to get it to work. can the roms not be in folders? anything special you have to do to the unzipped rom folders before app can read rom?

[thestick00]

Originally Posted by thestick00

hmmm. cant seem to get it to work. can the roms not be in folders? anything special you have to do to the unzipped rom folders before app can read rom?

Correction, I was able to get the flasher to detect roms at last but it requires me to drop the roms into the root of the SD card. When I tried to put them into a directories, it would not detect (at least not from what I saw). Is this correct? Do rom nbh files need to be placed into the root only?

[Wideawake]

Originally Posted by flyers2114

Mike I did not even know tis was out......will be trying it today....thx for the work!!!

Thanks for taking the time to say thanks.

Originally Posted by thestick00

hmmm. cant seem to get it to work. can the roms not be in folders? anything special you have to do to the unzipped rom folders before app can read rom?

Well I never tested the nbh in folder and assumed it would work, but your right. I will have a look at the code shortly after dinner tonight and see if I can fix. Thanks so much for using and letting me know results! Only way I can fix bugs.

Originally Posted by thestick00

Correction, I was able to get the flasher to detect roms at last but it requires me to drop the roms into the root of the SD card. When I tried to put them into a directories, it would not detect (at least not from what I saw). Is this correct? Do rom nbh files need to be placed into the root only?

They have to be in the root to flash but the app moves them there but no point if it don't detect the other ones. Hopefully its a easy fix and I will have update posted by the end of the night.
~mike

[Scoob]

Originally Posted by thestick00

Correction, I was able to get the flasher to detect roms at last but it requires me to drop the roms into the root of the SD card. When I tried to put them into a directories, it would not detect (at least not from what I saw). Is this correct? Do rom nbh files need to be placed into the root only?

I was having the same problem with the program not able to find the nbh file when in a directory on my 16gb SD card. I finally moved it to the root directory and the program finally found it...

Now, if I can only get the bootloader to recognize the nbh...but that is for another thread

[Wideawake]

Updated the first post with what could be terrible news related to finding nbh files outside of root of the sd card. But I am looking into this further and I'm up for suggestions.
~mike

[Wideawake]

Originally Posted by Scoob

I was having the same problem with the program not able to find the nbh file when in a directory on my 16gb SD card. I finally moved it to the root directory and the program finally found it...

Now, if I can only get the bootloader to recognize the nbh...but that is for another thread

Your device must be unlocked via hspl. That ones for the TP2 which assume your using. Then this would load it right up for ya.
~mike

[angel4b]

Here's the info. It seems to be not too hard to add support...thanks for considering...

From XDA-wiki:
AppToDate is a freeware application for Windows Mobile devices that does what the name suggests: check for updates for applications and programs on your mobile device and then automatically download and install the most recent and up-to-date version of the software.
Here's how the AppToDate works. The developer of the software needs to compile an XML file containing three important tags: version, versionurl and caburl, which point to the version number, location of the XML file from where AppToDate can get the details of an updated version and location of the actual CAB file to be downloaded respectively. This file needs to be hosted online. When the application version changes, the online XML file needs to be updated with a newer version number. AppToDate compares the two XML files, and if the online one is newer, it downloads and installs the CAB file mentioned in the caburl tag. The application has a very simple interface. It displays and categorizes Out of Date and Up to Date applications separately. If you have more than one program to be updated, you can select the checkbox against the ones that you want to be updated and download all CAB files at once.


Apptodate:
http://www.modaco.com/content/apptod...-applications/

How to add apptodate support: basic
http://http://www.modaco.com/content/apptodate/267098/developers-how-to-include-apptodate-support-basic/

How to add apptodate support" advanced
http://www.modaco.com/content/apptod...port-advanced/

[shaggylive]

Originally Posted by Wideawake

Updated the first post with what could be terrible news related to finding nbh files outside of root of the sd card. But I am looking into this further and I'm up for suggestions.
~mike

well, there's always mortscript, till that framwork code shows up