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Title: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: error398 on September 01, 2007, 04:04:12 am hey guys.. i've try this shortcut to explore system files on E2 with windows xp
1.[E2]go to Setting>Connections>USB Setting> USB NET 2.[Windows XP],click Start>Run 3.on RUN just type \\192.168.16.2 then Enter tadaa.. u are on samba E2 ;D so u do not need to type a command.. just explore ;D Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: konspirasi on September 01, 2007, 04:37:46 am Great, come very handy for some1 don't know linux like me. Th bro
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: glodos on September 01, 2007, 04:57:45 am oh man i think everybody gets to phone by this way...also we can create shortcut for this location...fastest and most comfortable
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: sjj on September 01, 2007, 05:20:28 am I think most E2 modders know how to do that...
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: TaZ on September 01, 2007, 05:46:48 am we've already known it man..
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: pizzadox619 on September 01, 2007, 09:19:07 am i made that shortcut on my desktop
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: Taurnil on September 01, 2007, 09:35:54 am errr.... that's a MUST KNOW if you're gonna mod your E2... hehe ;)
don't forget something: SAMBA sucks. I mean, you can't edit any file directly on samba; if you do that, the file will be damaged and its size reduced to 0 bytes. If you're gonna edit a file, you must COPY it to your hard drive, edit it there, and copy back (replace the original file with the modified version). greetings Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: glodos on September 01, 2007, 11:47:43 am Quote If you're gonna edit a file, you must COPY it to your hard drive, edit it there, and copy back (replace the original file with the modified version). yeah the most important rule...but anyone who's modding E2 knows that very gooderrr this topic is for newbies... Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: huatz84 on September 01, 2007, 05:49:45 pm Yeah,I've done this since I use E680.Anyway,it's a nice info.It's a basic for Linux modders.
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: keaglez on September 02, 2007, 01:54:33 am No problem, it'll help another newbie for sure..
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: error398 on September 02, 2007, 07:04:39 pm im just sharing my idea for newbie.. for senior,give us more tips ;D ;D thanks
Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: kalapahar on January 01, 2008, 08:49:14 pm hey guys.. i've try this shortcut to explore system files on E2 with windows xp I did what you said...1.[E2]go to Setting>Connections>USB Setting> USB NET 2.[Windows XP],click Start>Run 3.on RUN just type \\192.168.16.2 then Enter tadaa.. u are on samba E2 ;D so u do not need to type a command.. just explore ;D but I can telnet using command prompt but whenever i try to do using explorer it shows me connection with "home" but I can't explore inside home..it's telling me I don't have th epermission.. any idea..????? btw..I`m using Kaleidscope...FW Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: kalapahar on January 01, 2008, 09:38:02 pm ok I`ve done it in this way with help of other topics in this forum
1. Change the settings of ROKR to USB-Net 2. Goto Start>Run 3. Type telnet 192.168.16.2 (generally it's the number, otherwise use ipconfig to find out) 4. Type root in the login prompt 5. Go to windows explorer, in the address bar type \\192.168.16.2\system and press enter 6. It's the main thing... by this I also over comed the permission thing Thank you Title: Re: Here this shortcut to Explore ur system files Post by: arctu on January 02, 2008, 12:27:53 am Quote 3. Type telnet 192.168.16.2 (generally it's the number, otherwise use ipconfig to find out) 4. Type root in the login prompt You don't really need these two. After connecting your phone to PC, wait for a moment for the samba on phone to start. That's all. |