Well way to go DON... Now I remember the LOGO.. I thought it was the White background one..
I found another that has a Colored background, wonder if thats the INITIAL PWR screen.
So I see why I couldnt initialy find it with 097f header.. It uses 0963.. Still unclear on how the format works.
So DON any special trick or just trial and error through it?
I started a spreadsheet table to import the addresses found through the hex editor which works great when I have a set pattern to look for.
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teleguise Posts: 67
Sun Sep 21, 2003 2:44 am
Well DUH I see that DIY does actually find the DATA TABLE where the addresses are stored.
My problem is every time I tried the MODIFIED offset command was when the PICTURE was NOT correct...
Well GEE, Never thought to actually use it when the image was right!
Spin my wheels in one direction and the answer slapped me in the face..
Its stored in reverse order like I suspected... As well as contains the Dimensions...Now all kinds of things SHOULD be possible.
Don... would like to pick your brain.. SEE if your really smart or NOT
Maybe the combination of info might lead us to figuring a lot more things out... but your the ONLY moderator w/o a email listed
Guess you figured you didnt want to empty it everyday
ChiwawaMan Posts: 13
Phone Model: Samsung V205
Service Provider: T-Mobile
Sun Sep 21, 2003 2:59 am
Ok, sorry I haven't posted sooner, but I've been gone all day. All I can say is WOW. Don has done some amazing work. Also, teleguise, I appreciate all the effort you're putting in. I'm a bit confused though. I loaded the F3 firmware and am able to use the E5 table. It seems they didn't change any positions, at least that I've seen. Now to the replacing process. I notice some images are larger than other and some are smaller. My question is, when I replace a smaller one with a larger one, how do I prevent it from overwriting part of the next image? And Don, I would love to know how you made this table. Maybe then I could make a complete one so I can replace alot of the different images and make the F3 completely like the 205
~ Don ~ Posts: 2007
Phone Model: Samsung D900 FW: D900XAFI1
Service Provider: NL KPN
Sun Sep 21, 2003 3:17 am
1.Go to offset 0x00700000 HEX
2.Search for DD000009 HEX
3.Put your mouse between the 00 and the 09 and that's the offset for DIY.
teleguise Posts: 67
Sun Sep 21, 2003 3:51 am
FYI --- I have the ATT v206 pwr up/down logo table made if anyone needs it.
@DON / ChiwawaMan
You may also want to add :
111 Image_GetMore 0x00C98E9A Frames: 1 Size: 33024 Dimension: 128*129 Color: 16*
That is the Get More From Life Logo
teleguise Posts: 67
Sun Sep 21, 2003 4:16 am
I also now have the ATT (mMode) connection logos done...
ChiwawaMan let me know if you need the 't-Zones' graphic table, I have that as well.
Well with this breakthrough everyones wishes of PICTURE ID is very much a possibility.
If my theory proves correct we should be able to get up to 10 different picture image ID's!!
ChiwawaMan Posts: 13
Phone Model: Samsung V205
Service Provider: T-Mobile
Sun Sep 21, 2003 2:43 pm
-= Don =- wrote:
1.Go to offset 0x00700000 HEX
2.Search for DD000009 HEX
3.Put your mouse between the 00 and the 09 and that's the offset for DIY.
I do all this in DIY? I'm not sure how I search for the DD000009.
Teleguise - any picture tables you have would be great. From what I gather you've found a way that enables you to make a complete picture table? Maybe I'm just confused still...
~ Don ~ Posts: 2007
Phone Model: Samsung D900 FW: D900XAFI1
Service Provider: NL KPN
Sun Sep 21, 2003 3:22 pm
With a HEX Editor.
ChiwawaMan Posts: 13
Phone Model: Samsung V205
Service Provider: T-Mobile
Sun Sep 21, 2003 3:46 pm
Ok, I loaded the V205 into UltraEdit-32.
I started at the 00700000 mark and then searched for DD000009.
It came up with:
007027b0h: 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 FF 00 41 00 DD 00 00 ; .ÿ.ÿ.ÿ.ÿ.ÿ.A.Ý..
007027c0h: 09 63 FF FF DF FF CF 7B D3 9C AE 73 BE F7 EF 7B ; .cÿÿßÿÏ{Óœ®s¾÷ï{
which part of that is the offset? You said between the 00 and 09 so that would be 007027c0h? Or is this editor not the same way as you? And if that is it, do I load the V200F3 now in DIY and use that for something?
Edit: I also did the same search in the V200F3 and found this:
00c44c50h: 05 44 01 03 01 04 C5 00 C8 01 42 04 00 DD 00 00 ; .D....Å.È.B..Ý..
00c44c60h: 09 7F FF BF FF C7 FF CF 00 C8 E0 FF FF D7 C0 EE ; .ÿ¿ÿÇÿÏ.Èàÿÿ×Àî
~ Don ~ Posts: 2007
Phone Model: Samsung D900 FW: D900XAFI1
Service Provider: NL KPN
Sun Sep 21, 2003 4:38 pm
Download Hex Workshop Only look at the HEX dont look at the ANSI every picture starts with 09.