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Store Games in B\MOBILE\VIDEO to send over Bluetooth
Alright, this patch allows you to store games in the video folder on your TransFlash card. You will then be able to send them over bluetooth through the phone's menu. When the transfer is complete, the recieving phone will prompt to install the game.
Your firmware must be RSA-Removed for this to work.
Required:
1. Flash&Backup3
2. SHXCodec
3. HexWorkShop
4. SBF-Recalc
5. RSD Lite
6. P2KTools
Steps:
1. First, make a full backup if you don't have one. In F&B3, check all of the code groups, and click 'Read Data'
2. Next, make a firmware backup. In F&B3, check 'CG1, CG3, CG7, CG18', and click 'Read Data'. It is good to have a firmware backup. Now put a copy of your firmware backup into a different folder so you can edit it. If you edit it wrong, you have an untouched version you can flash.
3. Split your f/w copy (CG1, CG3, CG7, CG18) with SHXCodec
4. Now you need to use HexWorkShop to make a few small patches to the firmware.
Open CG1 with HexWorkShop
The blue value is the value to search for
The red value is where you will begin replacing
The green value is what you will replace with
Search for: 000000000021120000D012
Patch with: 3E4F
So start replacing at the first 00, and fill in with 3E4F
When patched, it will look like this: 3E4F00000021120000D012
Search for: D0120001B712000220
Patch with: 21
Patched String: D0120001B712000221
Search for: 050000000000000703
Patch with: 04
Patched String: 040000000000000703
Search for: 770062006DFFFE
Patch with: 6A00610072
Patched String: 6A00610072FFFE
Save the file, and when it asks, do not create a backup
5. Open SBF-Recalc. Click 'Open CG-Folder' and point it to the folder with your split firmware backup. Click 'Re-Calc Checksum'. Then click 'Create SHX-File'
6. Flash the recompiled flash with RSD Lite 3.0
You are finished with the patching.
To be sure that the patch worked, go into the Videos folder on your TransFlash card. You will see any java you have installed in 'kjava' folder on your TransFlash. It will be j2me0, j2me1, j2me2, etc.
But you do not want to see your installed java with those names.... you only want to see .jar files you have copied into b\mobile\video with whatever name you gave the file.
7. Open up P2KTools. Navigate to the b\mobile\kjava directory. Give every .JAR file in the directory the hidden attribute. This will block them from showing in videos.
8. Copy whatever .JAR files you want to be able to distribute into b\mobile\video with a good naming scheme... i.e. 'Diamond Rush.jar'
9. Now you can go into videos, and send those files over bluetooth just like you would a video, or a ringtone.
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