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Moto Modding Resources, Guides and Tutorials
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Here's where you'll find Moto Modding Guides and Tutorials, etc., that you can download and reference when you need them. You can also find more information and Tutorials at Modmymoto.com , The Moto Guide (V3x Module) and at Howard Forums (HOFO). On any of my download pages you can download files by clicking on the links that look like this, or by using the download icons (right-click on the download icon and for (1) IE select "Save As", (2) Firefox select "Save Link As"). Be sure to check out the sponsored links below for some great products, services, information, etc. Thanx.
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Guide: My V3x Personalization Guide V2.5 Dated 5 Dec 2006 (Online and .pdf)
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 (30 Nov 2006) The V3x Personalization Guide is now available Online right here!. Check it out!
Note: Please bookmark this page because there are no links between Volumes yet so use your browser's "back" button or simply close the browser's tab (if you are using IE 7 or Firefox) to come back here to access additional volumes.
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Volume 1 Mods, Skinning, Audio/Video, and Basic Terms and Definitions
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Volume 4 Q&A, Additional Terms and Definitions, Error Messages, WAP Settings, Miscellaneous Info
You can also see the V3xPG online at http://www.modmymoto.com and http://www.rasputin007.co.uk
 (26 Nov 2006) My V3x Personalization Guide (v2.5), dated 5 December 2006 is a one-stop-shopping approach to providing you comprehensive information about how to Mod your Motorola V3x. Well…Here’s the newest release! I'd originally planned to release it on 5 December 2006 but with things being as hectic as they are during the holidays, I decided to release it early. It's still dated 5 Dec since I didn't see the need to change the date. It is in Adobe .pdf format and structured differently than the previous releases. It is now packaged as volumes. Here are the descriptions of each volume’s contents and their download links:
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Volume 1 : Mods, Skinning, Audio/Video, and Basic Terms and Definitions
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Volume 4 : Q&A, Additional Terms and Definitions, Error Messages, WAP Settings, Miscellaneous Info
For all 4 volumes in one .zip file, use the download button below
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The Moto Guide - V3x Module is LIVE!
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This V3x module of The Moto Guide has been launched! You can see it here . There's still a lot of work to do but poetic folly and I have been working very hard to provide you useful, up-to-date, and interesting information regarding how to mod your beloved V3x. We've got some basic tutorials in place like (1) Getting connected), (2) How to SEEM edit, (3) Flashing and Flexing, and (4) Skinning. You can even download some of your favorite P2k applications as well as other useful tools like MSnap. So, stop by and take a look. As always, we're open to suggestions regarding content. Check it out here .
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Tutorial: Getting Connected (ebentley)
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This animated tutorial guides you through the process of installing the P2K drivers on your computer so you can connect to your handset.
Remember, there is a strongly suggested order for loading your modding tools and that load order is this:
- Motorola Phone Tools version 4.2.1a (installs the USB modem for your handset)
- P2K Commander v3.3 or P2K Manager or Moto4Lin (File Managers)
- P2K 2.9 Drivers (a seperate process if you're updating these drivers)
- RSD Lite versions 2.6, or 2.7, or 2.8 (NOT 2.5-it is buggy) (Flash/Flexing Tool
- Leader GL Flex Editor 10.5 XP (Good all around Flex/SEEM manager/editor)
- Skinner4Moto & V3x S4M Module (Skin manipulation and uploading)
If you have subsequent issues with the P2K drivers, see my tutorial on P2K driver troubleshooting below.
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Tutorial: P2K Driver Troubleshooter (ebentley)
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Here's a tutorial on how to troubleshoot P2K driver installation problems. It uses the "update driver" feature of the Windows Device Manager to "clean up" any driver installation problems.
Update: 11 August 2006: New Method for Installing P2K Drivers (Cash7c3) [http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/Stu/cdigiamo/tutorial/v220/rev.html]
P2k driver installation has always been a pain - often involving searching Google for warez. Now, there is a much simpler method - go to Motodev downloads page and download the bottom file titled" UID, KDWP and JAL Enabler Tool for Motorola OS Products Version 2.0
- Extract the install file from the .zip file
- Follow the installation instructions here
- Start from section 3.2 for the software install instructions and section 4.2 for the driver installation
This works on Windows XP and 2000
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Tutorial & Checklist: Troubleshooting USB Connection Issues (ebentley)
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This is not intended to be a MS Windows XP class but some of you are experiencing some issues with "USB Device Not Recognized" messages when you try to connect yout handsets to your computer. Well, here's short checklist that might help you isolate your specific problem. The trick is to try to connect your handset after you've accomplished each step of the checklist. Good Luck! You can get the checklist here or from the download icon below.
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Tutorial: How to Quickly Change SIM Card PIN Code, & PUK Code
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 Although most people remember their primary SIM PIN code, those other codes - used for various verification purposes - are never to be found when needed. Below we've provided a set of short codes which, when entered on a handset's standby/main screen, will let you easily change PIN and PUK (short for Pin Unlock Code) codes - but keep in mind, they may not work with all handsets and mobile operators but they do work on Moto phones. More importantly, if you change your PUK code, the Customer Care center/mobile operator won't be able to help you if the new codes are forgotten, so make sure to write any changes down alongside the old PUK codes.
If you fat-finger your PIN too many times, you will lock the SIM card and you won't be able to make calls other than emergency numbers or receive calls. Your phone will tell you to to enter the PUK code before you can operate the phone again. YOU WILL have to contact your cellular provider's customer care center to get your PUK code. Also, please note that the codes provided below must be entered without the spaces shown below.
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Change SIM Card PIN: ** 04 * old PIN * new PIN * new PIN # [Normally 4 digits]
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Change SIM Card PIN 2 (Write down the new code): ** 042 * old PIN * new PIN * new PIN # [Normally 4 digits]
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Change SIM Card PUK (Write down the new code): ** 05 * old PUK * new PUK * new PUK # [Typically 8 digits]
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Change SIM Card PUK 2 (Write down the new code): ** 052 * old PUK * new PUK * new PUK # [Typically 8 digits]
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Display Handset IMEI : *# 06 #
Discussion on PUK Codes:
Question: Exactly what is a PUK Code?
Answer: A PUK code is a specific code associated with the SIM card. If your phone is asking you to enter the PUK code, STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING!! Call your Customer Care center (Cingular customer care at 800.331.0500) from another phone, and they can give you the correct code. If you enter in the incorrect code three times, you will fry your SIM card and have to purchase a new one. SIM card will cost you ~$25, and you will lose any information that you have on your current SIM.
You may hear that PUK codes change periodically. I've seen people say they had to call to get the PUK code on two different occasions for the same SIM card and it was different. I've only had to get a PUK code once so I can't confirm this. Others say theirs haven't changed in over 3 years. Well, one good suggestion I've seen in my research on this subject is to write your PUK code on the back of your SIM card so its always with you.
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Tutorial: V3x Flashing, Flexing, & Unbranding Your V3x
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A quick tutorial on how to flash, reflash, flex, apply new DRMs, and generally unbrand your V3x. Note that flashing a Monster Pack will erase all user data (phonebook, customized mods like Hacked SEEM edits, photos, ringtones, etc. Reflashes generally allow you to update your phone to take advantage of new enhancements while keeping your user data as described above.
Note of Caution: If your phone is Unlocked you will need to flash your phone with an Unlocked firmware, i.e., MP. Flashing with a locked firmware will lock your phone and you will have to $pay$ to get it unlocked. So, here’s the rule of thumb:
IMPORTANT RULE:
- If you have a Locked phone -> you can use locked and unlocked Firmware. Using unlocked firmware WILL NOT unlock a locked phone.
- If you have an Unlocked phone -> you can only use unlocked firmware, because if you use locked firmware on an unlocked phone your phone will be locked again to the locked network firmware. Then you will have to $$pay$$ to get it unlocked.
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Tutorial: How to Create a F&B3 Backup (ebentley)
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Well, now that we have Flash & Backup Version 3.0.053 primarily working with the V3x, we can finally create and restore automated backups. Here's a short tutorial I created on how to create a backup. I'll create the "Restore a Backup" tutorial shortly. Assumption: You can successfully connect your phone and F&B3. Download the animated tutorial below or here.
Update: Saturday, September 02, 2006 : How to Backup CG1, BOOT Sector and PDS Using Flash & Backup 3.0.053 (vjason_mirell)
Do this: Open the “Profile” directory (where you've installed FlashBackup—something like: c:/Flash&Backup3/profiles), find the V3x profile (R252211LD_V3x.prof) ,back it up. Open the file with Notepad or whatever editor. Then you will see the addresses of the code groups including CG1, boot and PDS. But before each of the PDS, Boot and CG1 entries, there is a ";" semi-colon, just remove it from each entry, save the file and restart Flash & Backup. Now in the profile section you will have two profiles with the name Motorola V3x. one of them is the original one (from the backup file if it is in the same directory) and one is the one you've modified. You will also see the BOOT, PDS, and CG1 entries that are now selectable for backup in the F&B3 main screen and you can now back up everything from the V3x including CG1 and the BOOT Section and the PDS. You can see the "before mod" and "after mod" conditions of the profile file below and remember, the PDS is specific to each phone so if you have more than one V3x, make sure you know which backup applies to which phone:
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Original V3x F&B3 V3x Profile |
Modded V3x F&B3 V3x Profile |
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[FB3 Profile]
ID=R252211LD_V3x
UseLdr=1
RamDld=V3x (0682).ldr
Addr=08000000
Jump=08000010
[Code Groups]
;BOOT=10000000-1000FFFF
;PDS=10010000-1001FFFF
;CG1=10040000-118DA4C7
CG2=11DC0000-138BFFFF
CG4=13BC0000-13F3FFFF
CG5=1190C4C8-11DBF7FF
CG8=13F40000-13F7FFFF
CG15=139C0000-13BBFFFF
CG17=118DA4C8-1190C4C7
CG18=11DBF800-11DBFFFF
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[FB3 Profile]
ID=R252211LD_V3x
UseLdr=1
RamDld=V3x (0682).ldr
Addr=08000000
Jump=08000010
[Code Groups]
BOOT=10000000-1000FFFF
PDS=10010000-1001FFFF
CG1=10040000-118DA4C7
CG2=11DC0000-138BFFFF
CG4=13BC0000-13F3FFFF
CG5=1190C4C8-11DBF7FF
CG8=13F40000-13F7FFFF
CG15=139C0000-13BBFFFF
CG17=118DA4C8-1190C4C7
CG18=11DBF800-11DBFFFF
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Tutorial: SEEM Editing-V3x (ebentley)
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XLR8's guide to SEEM editing is excellent and is included in my V3x Personalization Guide. But it was written for the V3. I've developed a SEEM editing tutorial picturing the V3x specific screenshots. The zip file contains both a MS Word tutorial and an animated FLASH tutorial as well.
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Tutorial: MSnap 0.2a
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Want to make a screenshot of exactly what you see on your mobile phone screen, no matter in which menu you are or if you are playing a game? Well this little freeware program will help you to do so.
Now with visual design and bug fixes! Just connect your phone, start it, choose your USB cable or Bluetooth link, choose where to store the .png screenshot and press "Capture".
Download the MS Word Tutorial below.
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Tutorial: How to Create JAR and JAD Files
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This Tutorial illustrates how to make Java JAR and JAD files using ALZIP V6.32 and JADMaker v1.15 so you can upload Java applications/games to you handset. You can also see an animated FLASH tutorial here as well. Thanx to demzzy for “triggering” this tutorial.
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Tutorial: How to Enable your Java App Loader with P2KTools
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- Some of our users are having problems enabling their Java App Loader without "manually" SEEM editing. Here is a way to do that using P2KTools. Now, I know P2kTools is not totally interactive with our V3x(s), but it does work with the Java functionality.
- Note: I did say without “manually” SEEM editing but really what’s happening is that P2KTools is doing the SEEM editing behind the scenes. This is the SEEM it is affecting: 0032_0001: offset 43 - bit 0: (1 on, 0 off). This either enables or disables the Settings>Java Settings>Java App Loader menu item on your handset
- Heres a tutorial on how to enable your Java App Loader using P2KTools in MS Word format and an executable FLASH format- just unzip the archive and double-click on the file name.
Note: You can also use the latest version of MotoMIDlets Manager v0.62.1YEAR to enable your java app loader as an alternative tool/method
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Tutorial: How to Upload Java Applications/Games
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Here is tutorial describing how to upload Java applications/games using MIDway 2.8. The downloadable .zip file contains the MS Word version of the tutorial that describes the complete linear proces that starts with your initial actions taken on the handset; progresses to the steps you take with MIDway; then completes the uploading process with your final actions on the handset. The animated Flash version only demonstrates the steps taken with MIDway, though it summarizes the complete process on the first screenshot. It has a player bar that enables the viewer to start, pause, stop, the animation as often as you need to.
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Tutorial: Managing Video Recording Length (ebentley)
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Well.. here's a little tutorial to help you change your video recording length. You have to make changes using LeaderGL Flex Editor and change some manual settings on your handset as well. You can get the flash animated tutorial from here. Get the MS Word tutorial file from here. and Download both in a zip file from the download button below.
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Tutorial: Rasputin's Skinning Guide
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This is Rasputin007's Skinning Guide. Everything from skin development to Skin Re-sizing. Update: Rasputin007 has provided new mma_ucp &mma_dcp files that display 16 icons on the main menu and includes a sub menu. This allows the display of the icons in icon view instead of list view (default when you have more than 12 icons. RE: 4x4 (16 icon) V3x skin by rasputin007. Read the "Read-Me-First.txt" file and everything becomes clearer. A16 icon skin will only display 16 icons if the mma is supporting it. "Normal" 12 icon skins still work with 16mma, 12th icon is blank and is called "Extra", when selected 5 more icons open. 11+5=16. Read the Motomodders.net thread here: http://www.motomodders.net/Default.aspx?tabid=55&view=topic&postid=224967&ptarget=227100
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Tutorial: Skinning (V3x)
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Skinning Tutorial. Download it below but see it here :
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Tutorial: Automated Method for Installing Skins
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This is the automated method for installing skins on your V3x. You can download the MS Word formatted tutorial below but you can see it here .
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Tutorial: Changing/Deleting/Unlocking Web Sessions
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Sometimes you will want to make changes to your web session settings but you can’t because the “edit” or “delete”: options do not display on your menu when you select a particular web session profile. This is typical on branded phones and it means that the web session is locked (prevents you from editing or deleting the file). This tutorial will show you how to unlock. BTW: Here’s the tools you'll need to unlock/delete the file: RSD Lite and LeaderGL Flex Editor 10.5XP.
Note: (WARNING) If you delete your websession file, you WILL NOT be able to access the Internet. You need to have a web session profile on your phone to do this. If you're not familiar with Leader GL Flex Editor 10.5XP, you can copy and delete the web session file (not unlock) on your handset using these file managers as well:
- P2K Commander
- Moto4Lin
- P2K Manager
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Tutorial: How To Enable Shortcuts [by stj2000online and alsitn]
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Enabling shortcuts has been a mod that many modders have been recently discussing. Here's the process thanx to stj2000online and alsitn. You can download this guide from here or below
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How to Boost V3x Audio
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In order to boost your audio gain for things like ringtones and ObeyMoto, upload this sound boosting file to a/system. http://www.filelodge.com/files/room31/857629/Soundboot-file-2audio_cfg.zip. Be sure to backup your original file to your hard drive before you replace this file on your phone just in case you want to revert to the original gain settings. This file does not affect Bluetooth volumes though so don’t expect any changes in that area.
I noticed that when I used the Sound Boost file to increase the volume on my VX3, the volume was a bit too loud and I was afraid to accidentally fry the external speaker one day. So I searched for a way to edit the audio_cfg.db file in Hex Editor.
This is what I found on another forum (can't remember where...sorry), I tested it and set mine for "3" which is plenty loud enough! Note: Estimated time for mod: 5 minutes
- Locate your original audio_cfg.db file on your phone in the a/mobile/system directory and download it to your hard drive using P2K Commander
- Back it up first before you do the next steps!!
- Open the copy of the audio_cfg.db file in your favorite Hex Editor such as XVI32
- Go to Offset 3A5 (Menu>Address>go to = Type in the value “3A5”. XVI32 will place you in the highlighted 3A5 offset. it should have the default value of 01
- Change that value per your choice between 02 to 06 (I chose 03). Just type right in the box. No BIT Manipulation is required for this mod.
- Save the file
- Copy it back to the phone’s a/mobile/system directory using P2K Commander
- Restart the phone and set the volume levels as you like again (Settings>Ring Styles>???Detail>Ring Volume = 1 – 7)
So put simply, you:
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Download the audio_cfg.db file from a/mobile/system directory on your phone using P2K Commander and save a copy of it somewhere safe
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Edit the copy of the audio file using XVI32 Hex editor and save it
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Upload the modded file to your phone's a/mobile/system directory
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Restart your phone using the restart button in P2K Commander
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Set your volume levels (Settings>Ring Styles>???Detail>Ring Volume = 1 – 7)
Hope this helps, worked for me ! To view the complete thread and reply, please visit:
http://www.motomodders.net/Default.aspx?tabid=55&view=topic&postid=238827&ptarget=238827
Here's how you specifically adjust your V3x's earpiece volume:
How to boost V3x earpiece volume help (apo). 07-05-2006, 08:57 AM. Ok.. after searching a lot:
Download your audio_cfg.db, then back it up before you make these mods.
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offset 3A5 : external speakers ringer and playback volume
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offset 1B9 : earpiece volume
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offset 1F8 : low battery sound and the left volume up/down keypress indicator (00 removes the sound)
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also offset 1DD changes the volume of something (maybe you can try to find out what).
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Tutorial: How to Make MP4 Videos for Your Handsets
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This is a nice guide that shows you how to make MP4 Videos that will play on your handset
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V3x Service Manual
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Here is the service manual for the V3x. Use at your own risk!
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Tutorial: How to Make a Monster Pack
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This guide was written by Leukoplast and applies to the Motorola V635. The described process will not work with the V3x yet because some of the required tools have not been modified to work with the V3x. I provide the guide here just to give you an idea of what it takes to create a Monster Pack.
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Tutorial: How to Make Flashes and Reflashes
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This guide was written for the V3. I'm providing it here just so you'll have some idea of what it takes to make flashes.
Update: 12 August 2006: Here is Flash_tato's translated guide for making reflashes. Here is a zip file cotaining both the Adobe .pdf version and the converted MS Word file. Undertake these steps at your own risk!!
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V3x Key Mappings
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Check the V3x Personalization Guide for V3x Key Mappings. Get it here
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Tutorial: Editing your home, soft and menu keys via MMA Converter guide (Samnahata)
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I did a quick search but couldn't find this great software posted on this forum, so i've decided to post it up here along with a lil tutorial.
I've noticed there are still a few out there that don't know to customize their home and menu keys. This lil software i found at Handy-Faq.de would help y'all if that is what you're after.
MMA converter is to be used with P2K menu editor. So make sure you download that off this forum or else the converter would be of no use.
10 Steps:
1) Download and backup your mma_ucp using your fav. file manager (P2k Commander, for example). The mma_ucp file is located at /a/mobile/system/.
2) Open up MMA Convert with Branding.
3) Hit the open mma_ucp button.
4) Locate your mma.
5) Hit convert.
6) Then use the converted file with p2k menu editor. (For those that don't know how to use p2k menu editor, there are numerous guide on this forum as p2k menu editor is used with other phones like the v3 as well) So make sure you do a search.)
7) Save your edited mma file after you're done with p2k menu editor.
8) Upload it back to your phone using your fav. file manager.
9) Restart your phone.
10) Smile!
Google for: (1) MMA Convert, (2) P2K Menu Editor, version 2.3 by MaX WiZ
And thats it guys. I hope this has helped y'all. Remember, i did not create nor copy this software off anyone (or anything).
Happy Modding!
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Language Pack Identifiers and Contents
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This file provides the Language pack identifiers and the languages included in each pack. Example: LP00039 (UK English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Turkish, Portuguese). Here's a quick reference list:
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Language Pack Identifier |
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MXLP™ 0001 |
US English |
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MXLP™ 0002 |
UK English |
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MXLP™ 0106 |
US English, French |
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MXLP™ 0107 |
US English, German |
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MXLP™ 0108 |
US English, Hebrew |
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MXLP™ 0109 |
US English, Italian |
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MXLP™ 010A |
US English, Spanish |
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MXLP™ 010B |
US English, Thai |
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MXLP™ 010C |
US English, Vietnamese |
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MXLP™ 0113 |
US English, Danish |
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MXLP™ 0114 |
US English, Dutch |
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MXLP™ 0116 |
US English, Finnish |
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MXLP™ 0117 |
US English, Greek |
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MXLP™ 011E |
US English, Norwegian |
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MXLP™ 011F |
US English, Polish |
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MXLP™ 0120 |
US English, Portuguese |
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MXLP™ 0123 |
US English, Russian |
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MXLP™ 0128 |
US English, Turkish |
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MXLP™ 012A |
US English, Brazilian Portuguese |
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MXLP™ 012B |
US English, Swedish |
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MXLP™ 014D |
US English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
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MXLP™ 0302 |
UK English, Arabic |
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MXLP™ 0307 |
UK English, German |
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MXLP™ 0391 |
UK English, Italian, Croatian |
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LP 0001 |
US English |
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LP 0002 |
UK English |
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LP 0003 |
US English, Canadian French, American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese |
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LP 0014 |
UK English, Traditional Chinese |
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LP 0015 |
US English, Simplified Chinese |
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LP 0016 |
US English, Traditional Chinese |
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LP 001B |
US English, Canadian French, American Spanish |
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LP 0021 |
UK English, Thai, Vietnamese, Bahasa |
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LP 0024 |
UK English, Simplified Chinese |
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LP 002C |
UK English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, Russian |
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LP 002D |
UK English, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Finnish, Polish, Russian |
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LP 002E |
UK English, German, Russian, Ukrainian, French, Spanish, Portuguese |
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LP 002F |
UK English, Hungarian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian, Croatian |
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LP 0030 |
UK English, Bulgarian, Croatian, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, German |
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LP 0031 |
UK English ,Greek, Romanian, Bulgarian, Italian, German, Russian |
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LP 0032 |
UK English, French, Arabic, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish |
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LP 0033 |
UK English, French, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, Spanish, Turkish |
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LP 0034 |
UK English, French, Urdu, Farsi, Arabic, Russian, Spanish |
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LP 0035 |
UK English, Swedish, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian, Greek |
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LP 0036 |
UK English, Danish, Polish, Russian, and Slovak |
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LP 0037 |
UK English, German, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Croatian |
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LP 0038 |
UK English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Greek |
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LP 0039 |
UK English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Turkish, Portuguese |
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LP 004B |
UK English, Hindi |
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LP 004D |
UK English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese |
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LP 004F |
English, Arabic, Hebrew, Russian |
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LP 0054 |
British English, Chinese Simple, Thai |
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LP 0055 |
British English, Chinese Simple, Greek, Italian, Vietnamese |
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LP 0056 |
British English, French, German, Italian, Spanish |
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LP 0058 |
British English, Bulgarian, Greek, Romanian |
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LP 0059 |
British English, Croatian, German, Slovenian |
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LP 005A |
British English, Czech, Hungarian, Slovak |
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LP 005B |
British English, Dutch, German, Turkish |
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Language Package Information (Orange) |
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LP 0536 |
British English, Danish, Polish, Russian, Slovak |
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LP 0539 |
British English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish |
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Language Package Information (Telefonica) |
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LP 0839 |
British English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish |
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LP 0856 |
British English, French, German, Italian, Spanish |
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Language Package Information (T_Mobile) |
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LP 0901 |
American English |
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LP 0903 |
American English, American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French |
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LP 092F |
British English, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, Slovenian |
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LP 0937 |
British English, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, German, Hungarian, Polish |
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LP 0939 |
British English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish |
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LP 0958 |
British English, Bulgarian, Greek, Romanian |
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LP 0959 |
British English, Croatian, German, Slovenian |
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LP 095A |
British English, Czech, Hungarian, Slovak |
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LP 095B |
British English, Dutch, German, Turkish |
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Language Package Information (Vodafone)
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LP 032C |
British English, Danish, Finnish, German, Norwegian, Russian, Swedish |
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LP 0330 |
British English, Bulgarian, Croatian, German, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian |
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LP 0331 |
British English, Bulgarian, German, Greek, Italian, Romanian, Russian |
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LP 0334 |
Arabic, British English, Farsi, French, Russian, Spanish, Urdu |
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LP 0335 |
British English, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Swedish |
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LP 0339 |
British English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish |
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Language Package Information (Rogers_Wireless)
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LP 0B03 |
American English, American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French |
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LP 0B4E |
American English, Canadian French, Chinese Simple, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish |
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Guide: Lord Farkward's Noob Guide
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This is Lord Farkward's NOOB Guide that is a MUST read for all new modders. It's also a nice reference guide for more learned modders as well
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Tutorial: External Camera Lens Cover Repair
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This mod describes ZippoMan's process for repairing the external camera lens cover.
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