Post Your UC User Customization!

[mrnamster]

Originally Posted by bigsimo

Alright, I've got most of my UC to work, but there are a couple of pieces that still don't seem to want to cooperate.

1) I have the following code to set the BattSuspendTimeout and it appears to work fine if I run the .CAB file I create with it from File Explorer on the device. The problem is that when I place the .CAB file in the persistant memory and allow the device to autorun this file the BattSuspendTimeout does not get set. Do I need to set another registry entry for this to work with autorun?

2) When I try and set the Work URL Exceptions the exception URL nevers gets added to the list. The .CAB file says that it installed successfully, but when I look at the Work URL Exceptions there is nothing there. I can do this programmatically throught my VB.net code, but I would rather do this at the UC so that I don't have to worry about setup tasks in my applications code.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. It's the last couple tweaks in a long list that I've got working and they are really starting to frustrate me.

1. I noticed there is a space before 'Timeouts' which could either be your problem or a typo in the post. Why use cab instead of xml?
2. Do you see the registry change afterwards?

[a2k]

Okay, can someone explain who I can turn the XXXXXX's which will represent my personal info into a binary format please.

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKCU\ControlPanel\Owner">
<parm name="Owner" datatype="binary" value="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"/>
<parm name="Name" datatype="string" value="John Doe"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

[mrnamster]

Originally Posted by a2k

How can I enter the owner's info in the BASE 64 bit or whatever format is required?

I'm stuck!!!

Originally Posted by a2k

Okay, can someone explain who I can turn the XXXXXX's which will represent my personal info into a binary format please.

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKCU\ControlPanel\Owner">
<parm name="Owner" datatype="binary" value="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"/>
<parm name="Name" datatype="string" value="John Doe"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

This is from the FIRST POST:

Originally Posted by mrnamster

Note: For binary values I'd recommend using RapiConfig! Simply customize your device first, fill in the query input file, connect your PPC to PC via ActiveSync and run RapiConfig on your PC. It will export the queried binary values into the output file. You can get RapiCnfig here.

[a2k]

Originally Posted by mrnamster

This is from the FIRST POST:

Thanks, but where is the query input file?

[nokry56]

ah, stupid mistake on my part. i do have another question. is it possible to copy entire directories?

for instance can i copy everything from /Storage Card/ringtones to /windows/rings with one command?

or do i have to copy each file individually?

[psyki]

Originally Posted by nokry56

ah, stupid mistake on my part. i do have another question. is it possible to copy entire directories?

for instance can i copy everything from /Storage Card/ringtones to /windows/rings with one command?

or do i have to copy each file individually?

Yep! Check out xcopyce: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=418417

Works like a charm, but it can ONLY copy directories, not individual files. For individual files just use CPY1/CPY2.

[mrnamster]

Updated first post with my new provisioning xml and config.txt for my Sprint Touch Pro. Also attached an OEM containing the needed files. Just thought I'd share.

[jeiyuu]

anyone know if there is anyway to have UC resigter your programs that you are installing from a cab? I have the registration numbers.. For example, if I am installing SPB Phone Suite, is there a way to have UC enter the registration information? Just looking to not have to re-enter registration numbers after each flash.

[mrnamster]

For Resco Explorer, I copy in my own /windows/wmtrigger.dat

[peai_peai]

Oh! It's very good. Thank you.