2. Install JBak TaskMan v1.00 R5

3. Copy MapDrives.txt to E:\

4. Copy Hack folder to E:\

5. Open JBak TaskMan and go to Struments -> Start App.ini -> select MapDrives -> Program Rule -> select “Autostart”

6. Restart phone

7. Delete MapDrives and install MapDrive_Y.sis

8. Install Modo

9. Extract installserverOS9.2only.zip. By using Modo, copy installserver.exe to Y:\sys\bin
 
Download files needed here.
 
Credits to DeltaFox and Yura-smart

These are the actual screenshot of PuTTY connecting to my Ubuntu machine.



 
Download: PuTTY v1.5.0 S60v3

 

• Closing of the SDK security ‘hack’ for jailbreaking personal devices
• Minor bug fixes and cosmetic improvements
• Photo quality improvements (assuming same algorithm tweaks as for N95 classic v31)
• Better browser stability and speed improvements

 
I have tried twice to update my phone, however I received the same error message (device disconnected) on both attempts. Perhaps the problem is because I’m running WinXP in virtualization. I guess I have to wait until next week where I can update my phone via my PC.
 
The big question is, is it hackable? The answer is YES!! The procedures are to be done before updating the firmware (which means while you’re still in v30.0.018). But, I won’t post it just yet until I have personally tried it myself. If it works, then I’ll share it here. Otherwise, it would be just a waste.
 

$ syndaemon -d

 
-d option specifies the syndaemon to start as a daemon and runs in the backgroud. The default idle-time (time to wait after the last key pressed before enabling the touchpad) is 2 seconds.  There are also a few other basic options to suit your needs.
 
-i : Specifies the idle-time

-t: Disable tapping and scrolling only.
 
So, for example, if you want to disable tapping and scrolling only, and 1 second idle time before touchpad is enabled again:

$ syndaemon -d -t -i 1

 
You can also run syndaemon in startup by adding the command at Preference -> Session.

What’s your new year’s resolution??

$ grep vbox /etc/group

Example of the output should be vboxusers:x:<gid>:yourusername
 
Take note of the <gid> value. Next, edit mountkernfs.sh

$ sudo gedit /etc/init.d/mountkernfs.sh

 
Insert this line after domount proc “” /proc proc -onodev,noexec,nosuid. Make sure to replace <gid> with the value that you get earlier.

domount usbfs “” /proc/bus/usb usbdevfs -onoexec,nosuid,nodev,devgid=<gid>,devmode=664

 
Reboot.
 
Run VirtualBox and your guest OS. Click Devices -> USB Devices and select the USB devices that you want to use in the guest OS.
 

/b/ FTW!!

Specs:

• Intel Core Duo T2410 (2.0GHz)
• 2GB DDR2-667
• 120GB HDD
• Intel GM965 Express Chipset (GMA X3100)
• Intel 4965AGN Wi-Fi card

Operating system: Ubuntu Intrepid, Windows XP SP3 (running on VirtualBox)

• Kernel 2.6.27 or higher
• Basic development tools (sudo apt-get build-essentials in Ubuntu)
• aircrack-ng

 
Make a temporary folder in home directory

$ mkdir temp

 
Then type this commands

$ cd temp

$ wget http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/iwlwifi/downloads/iwlwifi-4965-ucode-228.57.2.21.tgz

$ tar -zxf iwlwifi-4965-ucode-228.57.2.21.tgz

$ cd iwlwifi-4965-ucode-228.57.2.21

$ sudo cp * /lib/firmware/

$ cd ..

$ wget http://wireless.kernel.org/download/compat-wireless-2.6/compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2

$ tar -xjf compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2

$ cd compat-wireless-2008-12-28

$ make

$ sudo make install

Reboot.

To confirm, use aireplay-ng to test the packet injection.

$ sudo aireplay-ng -9 mon0

Pre-requisite:

• GNU/Linux
• CakePHP
• Gnokii / Gnokii-SMSD / GNOKII-SMSD-MySQL
• MySQL
• Apache
• PHP5
• VMware
• Windows XP

A complete step by step guide has been made by bazet. Visit http://cakesms.blogspot.com/ to download it.