Im not sure if this is considered warz so I am sorry in advanced if it is.
http://dibosmobile.blogspot.com/2007/09/mobicraft-starcraft-java-game.html
would it be posable to port that over to the kaiser? I dont know anything at all about java so sorry if this is a stupid question.
This would be awesome!!! I am an avid Starcraft fan. I have played it many many times and I have even downloaded many different missions.
I have downloaded the provided link but there doesn't seem to be any executable or .jar file? I wonder how this app works?
if anybody figured out how to play this game, let us know...
Starcraft is one of the best games ever!!
I am proud to report I made some progress I couldent figure out how to make a .jar file so I downloaded anoter game in .jar format and I prettymuch hijacked it I got starcraft to open now im trying to figure out how this game works. I have the .jar if someone could tell me how to post it.
The download I recieved was a password protected zip file called _dibosmobile.blogspot.com_-MobiCraft_Starcraft.zip. I unzipped it with the given password 'dibosmobile'. Inside of that there was a MobiCraft_Starcraft.zip file. It's actually a jar file (has the classes and manifest file). So, just rename it to be .jar instead. Copy that to your mobile and click it from File Explorer.
I've got MobiCraft menu up running at 24fps.
hf gl
bad news
Sorry to say this to you all but mobicraft is pretty frozen. I joined the beta test team for it right before development stopped, and havent seen any updates since. SF link
The bad news is, its not playable. Really the only thing that worked was the chat, but its down now since they lost hosting. You could bug em I guess? Sorry.
OK I have changed the zip file to jar and it installs and runs the menu at 32fps. The problem is I can't get it to accept the new game. It doesnt recognise the d-pad fully? What button do you press for OK to begin new game?
Use # as ok and * as back/cancel the game was not designed for our phones so it operates on numbers 0-9, #, * and the d-pad.
I have D-Link DCS-1130 cameras and I see AppBrain, AndroidZoom and other websites have the new Android version of mydlink Lite out. Every site seems to restrict downloading to an Android phone. D-Link tech support just replied to my query "... not available yet... will be posted... blah... blah" and no response on the company's forum pages yet.
Is there a direct link to the mydlink Lite apk file download somewhere? TIA and HNY.
Tom
Problem solved. D-Link customer support figured out how to do a file attachment that arrived a few minutes ago. It took me about 30 seconds to unpack an RAR (ZIP) file, move the APK file to the. gTablet, install and test the mydlink Lite app. Like the iPhone version, no audio yet but the video works great and bumping it to full screen makes it really easy to see detail. I'm happy!
Tom
Hey guyz,
Looking for a piece of software here. Preferably freeware and open source, but not a necessity, I am looking for software that can monitor an NTFS directory for changes. Also, it needs to be able to have a fully expanded view of all of the folders and files within a directory.
Pretty simple, right? I'm having a hard time finding this. Windirstat is close, but crucially lacks both of those functions.
Nevermind I found a solution. Directory Monitor.
No point in this thread being open anymore.
I have an ds7 locked to tmobile...tried two places but weren't able to provide the code and dell and tmobile suck for help ....so I started to find a way and found out ur ds7. Has the code inside a secret file ...so last week I did more research I downloaded. Root explorer. And did the show hidden files.... and to my surprise I found 2. One called ime and one imei. But the imei.jar. file I can read tried almost every jar reader. But having hard I don't really know much about coding in java ......maybe its true what I been reading. Can anyone help
I'm trying to get Crashplan to work on a Raspberry Pi 3 to back up some mounted hard drives.
I am currently using http://www.jonrogers.co.uk/2012/05/crashplan-on-the-raspberry-pi/ as my primary guide, as well as trying to put together the Headless Computer setup that's stated on Crashplan's site.
Everything was going great. I got Crashplan running and not crashing on my pi, and it seemed like everything was completely streamlined. Then all of a sudden on the Crashplan's Headless Computer setup manual: http://support.code42.com/CrashPlan..._On_A_Headless_Computer#Locations_Of_.ui_info
it says:
On the remote computer:
Close the CrashPlan app, if necessary.
Navigate to the file .ui_info.
On Linux, .ui_info is located at /var/lib/crashplan/.ui_info.
A list of .ui_info locations by operating system is provided below.
Open .ui_info.
Copy the authentication token from .ui_info for use on the local computer.
The authentication token is the string of alphanumeric characters and dashes that follows the comma.
Close .ui_info
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Click to collapse
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There isn't a /var/lib/crashplan/ folder. There isn't even a .ui_info file located anywhere on the pi. I attempted to use mlocate, and found nothing anywhere near it.
I want to know where I'm going wrong here, or if I should even follow the advice of the Jon Rogers site and attempt this method and it's Headless Computer model. If anybody knows of a solution for this, it would be deeply appreciated!