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> Platform descriptions
> History tape
> Statistics and classification
> File system (mini FAQ)
> System Error Codes
> Service codes and strings- under development
> Symbian Mini FAQ- under development

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Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 03.01.13, 20:00

Reason for editing: Now this is a hat! :)

[vanyaxxl]

Platform descriptions

Symbian OS[sЙЄmbЙЄЙ™n Й™КЉЛ€Й›s] is an operating system for smartphones and communicators, developed by the Symbian consortium, founded in June 1998 by companies:Psion, Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola. Later the companies joined the consortium:Sony Ericsson, Siemens, Panasonic, Fujitsu, Samsung, Sony, Sharp and Sanyo.

Symbian OS is the successor to the operating systemEPOC32developed by companyPsionfor their pocket computers. In 1998-2000 a significant part of the system was rewritten in order to optimize the code to work on devices with limited resources. The developers managed to achieve significant memory savings, improved code caching and, as a result, program acceleration, with lower power consumption requirements.
Starting with the version of the 9.x system, a serious protection mechanism appeared - differentiation of the API in accordance with the application rights (capabilities). Primary Application Development Language -C ++ , there is support Java . There are also libraries PIPS for porting applications from other OS.

In 2005 came outSymbian OS Series 60 3rd Edition, based on the new EKA2 core, which led to a violation of backward compatibility with programs written for previous versions.
At the moment, the most common (by the number of devices) version isSymbian OS Series 60 3rd Editionand5th Edition (Symbian ^ 1).

There are several modifications of the system:

• UIQwas the main smartphone for Sony Ericsson and Motorola. A distinctive feature of the UIQ is support for touch screen devices. Since November 2006, owned by Sony Ericsson. In late 2008, development of the UIQ platform was discontinued.
• Series 60- This is the main platform for Nokia smartphones, also licensed by Samsung, Siemens and LG. Designed for devices with a telephone keyboard (with a reduced set of buttons).
• Series 80- The platform, also developed by Nokia, for devices with full-sized keyboards (currently, the development of this branch of Symbian OS is suspended due to the improvement of the Series 60 for devices of this type).
• FOMA(Freedom of Mobile Access). Distributed in Japan. It is promoted by the largest mobile operator NTT DoCoMo, on the request of which the devices at FOMA are manufactured by Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Sony Ericsson and Sharp.
In addition, there are several stand-alone devices that use non-standard modifications of Symbian OS. These include the Nokia 7700, Nokia 7710 (Series 90) and SGH L870 smartphones.

Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 16.05.11, 22:27

[vanyaxxl]

History tape

Symbian OS Development v6.0 - v9.0

пїЅIn 1998Symbian Ltd. was founded by Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola and Psion.
пїЅ IN 1999Psion released the operating system EPOC Release 5, which received the second name Symbian OS v5. It was used in computers Psion Series 5mx, Psion Series 7, Psion Revo, Psion Netbook, netPad, Ericsson MC218.
пїЅ In 2000The operating system EPOC5u (Symbian OS v5.1, u = Unicode) has appeared. The first smartphone with its use was the Ericsson R380.
• Symbian OS v6.0 and v6.1 (sometimes called ER6). The first full-fledged Symbian-smartphone, Nokia 9210, worked on Symbian OS v6.0.
пїЅ In 2003Symbian OS v7.0 and v7.0s were born. This system supported the UIQ platforms (Sony Ericsson P800, P900, P910, Motorola A925, A1000), Series 80 (Nokia 9300, 9500), Series 60 (Nokia 6600), as well as FOMA.
пїЅ In October 2003Motorola withdrew from the consortium, selling its stake to Nokia and Psion.
пїЅ In 2004Psion sold its stake in Symbian.
• In the same2004The first virus for the Symbian operating system appeared - the Cabir computer worm, which was able to send itself out via Bluetooth.
• Symbian OS v8.0 also appeared in2004, which feature was the ability to choose between two different cores (EKA1 or EKA2). EKA2 was not used until the release of SymbianOS v8.1b.
• Symbian OS v8.1 - improved version 8.0 with support for EKA1 and EKA2 cores.
пїЅ In 2004released Symbian OS v9.0. From this version, the use of the EKA1 core has stopped. However, the first phones using the new operating system appeared on the market only at the beginning of 2006.

Symbian OS v9.1 development - v.9.4

• In early 2005, Symbian OS v9.1 appeared.
• In the first quarter2006appeared Symbian OS v9.2 with support for Bluetooth 2.0 and OMA Device Management 1.2.
пїЅ July 12, 2006- The official release date of the next version of Symbian OS v9.3. Differs support for HSDPA and Vietnamese language.
пїЅ November 16, 2006The 100 millionth smartphone running Symbian OS was sold.
• Symbian OS v9.4 appeared in March 2007. Among the innovations, it should be noted that the power consumption is reduced by 20-30%, the application launch time is reduced to 75%, the support for VoIP is improved, and also the support for digital television (DVB-H, ISDB-T).

пїЅ June 24, 2008- to the 10th anniversary of Symbian Ltd. announced the creation of a new free Symbian.
пїЅ December 2, 2008- Nokia announced the completion of the acquisition of shares of the software manufacturer Symbian. Symbian employees plan to become Nokia employees from February 1, 2009.
пїЅ In 2009S60 On Symbian Customer Operations employees Symbian OS ported from S60 platform to x86 processors. As a test PC, an Intel Atom based system was used.
пїЅ November 11, 2009Samsung announced that since 2010 it has refused to use Symbian, and instead of it, along with Android and Windows Mobile, it will use Bada's own OS.
пїЅ February 4, 2010The Symbian Foundation has announced that the Symbian OS is becoming fully open (open source) and free (freeware).
пїЅ April 27, 2010Nokia officially introduced its Nokia N8 smartphone, which runs on the new Symbian ^ 3 operating system.
o Nokia N8 was also announced to be the latest N-series device running on Symbian, then the N-series will work on MeeGo. Other phone series will continue to use Symbian
пїЅ September 25, 2010Sony Ericsson has announced it will stop using Symbian to focus on the release of Android devices.
пїЅ October 1, 2010Samsung stops supporting Symbian and switches to using Android, Windows Phone 7 and Bada.
пїЅ December 17, 2010discontinued Symbian.org. and other Symbian Foundation-supported sites other than the official blog.
пїЅ February 11, 2011Nokia announced that Windows Phone 7 will become a key platform for smartphones, but the company does not plan to abandon the Symbian and MeeGo platforms that it has developed in recent years. Symbian will become a franchise.
пїЅ April 12, 2011Nokia announced the further development of Symbian OS. All Nokia mobile devices with Symbian ^ 3 will be able to upgrade to Symbian Anna in the near future, while the new Nokia E6 and X7 models will be delivered with the new OC version this quarter. Improvements were directed to the visual perception of the system, a new set of themes and a set of icons that received a new form appeared, text input capabilities and work with web applications were expanded. Although installed Flashlite 4, the functional equivalent of Flash 10, does not always handle streaming content. The security of the new OS has been enhanced, business-oriented applications have been further developed. An update for current models with Symbian ^ 3 is planned in the second quarter of 2011.

Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 16.05.11, 22:28

[vanyaxxl]

Statistics and classification

The ratio of smartphones with different operating systems. February 2010:

Platform:
Symbian - 36.6 %
RIM (BlackBerry) - 14.8 %
Apple (iOS) - 16.7 %
Microsoft (Windows Phone) - 2.8 %
Google (Android) - 25.5 %
Others (PalmOS, Maemo, Openmoko, LiMo) - 3.6 %

Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 16.05.11, 22:28

[vanyaxxl]

File system (mini FAQ)

File systemSymbian OSjust like MS-DOS or Windows is organized with the help of disks and folders. But unlike them, the disk name has a decisive meaning, indicating where the data of each disk is stored and whether it is available for modification.

Drive classification

Disk C: is a phone memory (analogue of a hard disk in a computer). Here are the settings files of standard smartphone programs, contact data, notes, standard melodies, themes, etc. Also here are several system folders with which the smartphone OS interacts. These are the "System" and "Nokia" folders. When working with them, it should be borne in mind that erroneous deletion of information in them may lead to disruption of the smartphone's operating system, after which it may be possible to reinstall it, for which you may even need to contact the service center. Additional software can be installed on this disk, as well as on a memory card, but since its size is much smaller than that available on the memory card, I would advise putting here only those programs that would take up little space and which you would like to use regardless of memory cards.
Disk D: is a system. It is an analogue of the RAM and the Temp folder in the computer. Deleting something manually on this disk can cause the phone to “hang” and the loss of unsaved data. So if you want to free up space in the phone’s memory, it’s better to use special programs for this.
Drive E: represents information on the memory card (if it does not exist, then the memory card is not inserted). The folder structure on the E drive: after installing the programs and saving the data on it, it becomes similar to the folder structure on the C drive: This structure should not be changed manually, since in this case the smartphone programs will lose access to the data on the card. More information about the standard OS folder will be explained below.
Drive Z: - a special disk containing the OS files of the smartphone and all its standard programs (similar to the Windows folder of the computer). Fortunately, unlike the Windows folder, the files on the Z drive are not available for editing, deletion under some conditions, you can only view and copy them. If you perform a full formatting of the smartphone, then only files on the Z: drive will remain on it.

Description of the contents of the folders in C: /

РЎ: /cache/entrylist.hps - the list of addresses entered in the browser
C: / Nokia - standard folders for ringtones, pictures, videos ...

Description of the contents of folders in C: / System

C: / System / apps - applications and files adjacent to them
C: / System / Apps / Phone / oplogo / - here you can put a picture-operator logo
РЎ: / System / Bootdata - files responsible for booting the system of the body (such as boot.ini)
C: / system / bootdata / ErrRd - error log when loading Symbian
C: /system/bootdata/SimLanguage.dat - the number of the language pack of your sim
C: / System / Capbility / - I did not understand why she ...
C: / System / Charconv / - installed encodings (like koi8r, win1251)
РЎ: / System / Codecs / - installed video codecs (like xVid, Mp4)
C: / System / data / - more on that later ...
C: / System / favorites - information about favorites
C: / System / fonts / - here are your fonts installed
C: / System / help / - additional help that some programs put
C: / System / install / - here lies the log and information about installed programs
C: /system/Install/install.log - log of installed programs
C: / System / libs / - libraries that install programs for themselves
C: / System / mail / - all settings and SMS, MMS messages rest here ...
C: / System / programs / - here are the applications loaded when you turn on
C: /System/schedules/schedules.dat - system paging file
C: / System / Shareddata / - I never found out why all these .ini files are there
РЎ: / System / Temp / - temporary files directory
РЎ: /System/Bacup.xml - Backup configuration, a.
C: /system/Suiteconf.xml - this file shows the characteristics of the body - the display, codecs, available services, etc. (I don’t know for sure, but in my opinion some kind of About program creates it)

Description of the contents of folders in C: / System / data

C: / System / data / cbs / - files of real-time system processes (I would not touch them)
C: / System / data / midp2 / - some libraries for Java
C: / System / data / profiles / - smart profiles in which default ringtones for calls and messages are specified (I have a 3230 Nokia Tune and a call for messages, such a pilikalka), and instead of them you can specify another file by opening the profile1 and profile0 files with text editor on your computer and change the path to the file.
Profile1 is responsible for the normal mode, and profile0 for silent.
C: /System/data/applications.dat - configuration of the menu structure (for backup)
C: /System/data/bookmarks.db - bookmarks of the standard browser (for backup)
C: /System/data/CACerts.dat - certificate information (not for backup)
C: / System / data / Calendar - a calendar in person
C: /System/data/CertClients.dat - again certificates ...
C: /System/data/CLOCKAPP.dat - setting the clock
C: /System/data/contacts.cdb - all our contacts and settings for them (for backup)
C: /System/data/MMS_setings.dat - MMS configuration
C: / System / data / pinboard - ACTIVE no comments ...
C: /System/data/sms_settings.dat - SMS configuration
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / broker / ConnectionTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / broker / MessageConguestionWait
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / broker / MessageQueueFullness
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / broker / MessageQueueLength
Attention!!! These files are responsible for:
1 - call log
2 - the message log, but which ones it did not understand. Explained in detail:
These files have only numbers in their composition:
1 пїЅ пїЅ100пїЅ
2 пїЅ пїЅ10пїЅ
3 пїЅ пїЅ40пїЅ
4 пїЅ пїЅ100пїЅ
Because I do not really speak English only the meaning of the first, namely:
100 - the size of the call log, that is, when the list of calls exceeds 100, the log will start deleting the oldest one, replacing them with new ones, that is, there will never be more than 100 entries in the log. BUT! You can edit these files manually using a text editor, thereby reducing or increasing the max. The size of the magazine.
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_ConnectioHandleTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_ExceptionTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_MethodIDTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_PushIDTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / ckient_SessionIDTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_TransactionHandleTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_VersionSettings
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / client_WTPTransactioTableSize
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / PushQueueLength
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wsp / ResultQueueLength
Similarly, only these are not call logs, but something else has not yet figured out what.
But their values ​​can also be changed manually.
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wtp / invokeDelayEnable
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wtp / randomStartTidEnable
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wtp / reassembleyEnable
C: / system / data / wapstore / settings / wtp / segmentationEnable
And here it is ...

Description of folder contents in C: / private

C: /Private/101F9A06/NSmIDmTree.db - component of the synchronization program installed on the phone from PC Suite
РЎ: \ private \ 10000850 - operator's logo in * .mbm format;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ - log of installed / removed programs, SMS templates;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_100069CC_btregistry - list of Bluetooth devices detected during the search;
C: \ Private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10065FF_Contacts.cdb - notebook (contacts);
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F8683_ScShortcutEngine. ini - applications assigned to the right and left soft keys and active standby icons;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F99FB_nsmldmsettings.db and РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F99FB_nsmldssettings.db - are responsible for synchronizing the phone and the PC using PC Suite;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10201AFF_Sidatabase.db - base of voice tags in contacts;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_AudioCodec - audio codecs;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_SIPSetting and C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_VoIPProfiles - files with Internet telephony settings;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSDynamic, C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSStatic, C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSUser - responsible for Java applications;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10206A8B_TzLocalization.db - in models with built-in applications "Position" and "Landmarks" or with built-in GPS;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10207216_SWInstLog.db - application manager log, you can delete this file;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102072E9_eapol.dat - the file refers to the LMPro license manager, it is embedded in the entire E-series;
C: \ Private \ 10003a3f \ import \ apps \ NoNative \ Resource - icons of installed applications; there are icons of installed Java applications;
C: \ Private \ 10003a5b \ Calendar - calendar settings;
C: \ Private \ 10003A73 \ CntModel.ini - phone numbers in speed dialing;
C: \ private \ 1000484b \ - SMS messages;
C: \ Private \ 10005903 \ Clockapp.dat - clock settings;
C: \ Private \ 101Рђ7РЎ87 \ SuiteConf.xml - connection settings for PC and PC Suite;
C: \ Private \ 101f401d \ Logdbu.dat - call log;
C: \ Private \ 101F413C \ sipprofiles.dat - IP telephony settings;
C: /private/101f4cd2/aplications.dat - this file is responsible for maintaining the order and hierarchy of labels and folders in the menu. When restoring, do not forget to exit the menu.
C: \ Private \ 101f5027 \ AlarmServer.ini - alarm settings;
C: \ Private \ 101F72A6 \ CACerts.dat - all security certificates installed in the phone;
C: \ Private \ 101F8530 \ Coocies.dat - standard browser cookies;
C: \ private \ 101f875a \ startup \ - remove / add applications to autorun;
C: \ Private \ 101f96ec \ AHLEURL - history of browser pages visited;
C: \ Private \ 101F9A06 \ NSmIDmTree.db - a component of the synchronization program installed in the PC Suite smartphone;
C: \ Private \ 10202be9 \ persist - profile settings;
РЎ: \ Private \ 1020e519 \ mc_info.txt - shows the data Product code, IMSI, Network Country Code, Network Identity, Lac, Celid, IMEI;
C: \ Private \ 10207275 \ wpsimcard.db - the database of SIM cards used in the smartphone;
C: \ Private \ 10274a4 \ - folder of the standard application "Download";
C: \ private \ 102741a4 \ - clearing the directory in the "Download" application;
C: \ Private \ 10281cab \ WlanSniffer.dat - the result of the standard application "WLAN Wizard";
C: / Private / 10207114 / import- established topics C: / private / 1000484b / - SMS messages
C: / private / 102033E6 - installed Java applications

Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 03.01.13, 22:37

Reason for editing: +40

[vanyaxxl]

System Error Codes

- (-1)Not Found:could not find the specified object;
- (-2)General:common error;
- (-3)Cancel:the operation was canceled;
- (-4)NoMemory:not enough memory;
- (-5)Not Supported:the requested operation is not supported;
- (-6)Argument:invalid request;
- (-7)Total Loss Of Precision:total loss of accuracy;
- (-8)Bad Handle:wrong object;
- (-9)Overflow:gone beyond;
- (-10)Underflow:under the stream;
- (-11)Already Exists:already exists;
- (-12)Path Not Found:could not find the specified folder;
- (-13)Died:closed;
- (-14)In Use:the specified object is currently being used by another program;
- (-15)Server Terminated:server closed;
- (-16)Server Busy:server is busy;
- (-17)Completion:completion error;
- (-18)Not Ready:not ready;
- (-19)Unknown:Unknown error;
- (-20)Corrupt:spoiled;
- (-21)Access Denied:Access closed;
- (-22)Locked:blocked;
- (-23)Write:cannot write;
- (-24)Dis Mounted:wrong disk order;
- (-25)Eof:unexpected end of file;
- (-26)Disk Full:the disk is full;
- (-27)Bad Driver:wrong device driver;
- (-28)Bad Name:invalid name;
- (-29)Comms Line Fail:invalid file line;
- (-30)Comms Frame:creates an error;
- (-31)Comms Overrun:error capture;
- (-32)Comms Parity:parity error;
- (-33)Timed Out:time is over;
- (-34)Could Not Connect:connection failure;
- (-35)Could Not Disconnect:failed to disconnect;
- (-36)Disconnected:disconnected;
- (-37)Bad Library Entry Point:invalid library entry point;
- (-38)Bad Descriptor:invalid description;
- (-39)Abort:interrupted;
- (-40)Too big:too big;
- (-41)Divide By Zero:divided by zero;
- (-42)Bad Power:battery charge is too low;
- (-43)Dir Full:folder full;
- (-44)Hardware Not Available:hardware not available;
- (-45)Session Closed:session is closed;
- (-46)Permission Denied:permission refused.

Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 16.05.11, 22:26

[Noble john]

When installing an SIS application or a theme on my device, the last one scolds about the error (s) in the certificates, informs that "Installing the application is not supported" or "File is corrupted". What should I do?

Answer

The following options are possible:
1) You install programs (themes) not for Symbian 9.1 OS.
2) In the Application Manager, you must make the following settings: Application Manager ->Functions ->Settings ->Prog. is tired - All, Certificate Verification - Disable
If, for all this, the device still swears about certificates - for example, it says that the certificate has expired - try to rearrange the date on the phone half a year ago.
If the problem with the certificates you still could not be solved, you will have to sign your application, as well as create a new certificate.

Why is there no System folder on the memory card, which was a system folder on the Symbian 8.1 OS versions?

Answer

On devices with Symbian 9.1 and above, this folder is missing, and there is a slightly different file system than the one we are used to in earlier versions. The file structure of the hidden folders of the memory card at the moment looks like this:
РЎ: \ private \ 10000850 - operator's logo in * .mbm format;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ - log of installed / removed programs;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_100069CC_btregistry - list of Bluetooth devices detected during the search;
C: \ Private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10065FF_Contacts.cdb - notebook (contacts);
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F8683_ScShortcutEngine. ini - applications assigned to the right and left soft keys and active standby icons;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F99FB_nsmldmsettings.db and РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_101F99FB_nsmldssettings.db - are responsible for synchronizing the phone and the PC using PC Suite;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10201AFF_Sidatabase.db - base of voice tags in contacts;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_AudioCodec - audio codecs;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_SIPSetting and C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10202869_RCSE_VoIPProfiles - files with Internet telephony settings;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSDynamic, C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSStatic, C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102045FE_MystemAMSUser - responsible for Java applications;
РЎ: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10206A8B_TzLocalization.db - in models with built-in applications "Position" and "Landmarks" or with built-in GPS;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_10207216_SWInstLog.db - application manager log, you can delete this file;
C: \ private \ 100012a5 \ DBS_102072E9_eapol.dat - the file refers to the LMPro license manager, it is embedded in the entire E-series;
C: \ Private \ 10003a3f \ import \ apps \ NoNative \ Resource - icons of installed applications; there are icons of installed Java applications;
C: \ Private \ 10003a5b \ Calendar - calendar settings;
C: \ Private \ 10003A73 \ CntModel.ini - phone numbers in speed dialing;
C: \ private \ 1000484b \ - SMS messages;
C: \ Private \ 10005903 \ Clockapp.dat - clock settings;
C: \ Private \ 101Рђ7РЎ87 \ SuiteConf.xml - connection settings for PC and PC Suite;
C: \ Private \ 101f401d \ Logdbu.dat - call log;
C: \ Private \ 101F413C \ sipprofiles.dat - IP telephony settings;
C: \ private \ 101f4cd2 \ applications.dat - save the order of shortcuts and folders in the menu;
C: \ Private \ 101f5027 \ AlarmServer.ini - alarm settings;
C: \ Private \ 101F72A6 \ CACerts.dat - all certificates installed in the phone;
C: \ Private \ 101F8530 \ Coocies.dat - standard browser cookies;
C: \ private \ 101f875a \ startup \ - remove / add applications to autorun;
C: \ Private \ 101f96ec \ AHLEURL - history of browser pages visited;
C: \ Private \ 101F9A06 \ NSmIDmTree.db - a component of the synchronization program installed in the PC Suite smartphone;
C: \ Private \ 10202be9 \ persist - profile settings;
РЎ: \ Private \ 1020e519 \ mc_info.txt - shows the data Product code, IMSI, Network Country Code, Network Identity, Lac, Celid, IMEI;
C: \ Private \ 10207275 \ wpsimcard.db - the database of SIM cards used in the smartphone;
C: \ Private \ 10274a4 \ - folder of the standard application "Download";
C: \ private \ 102741a4 \ - clearing the directory in the "Download" application;
C: \ Private \ 10281cab \ WlanSniffer.dat - the result of the standard application "WLAN Wizard";
C: \ cache \ - browser cache, you can safely delete everything if there is not enough disk space;
C: \ Favorites \ Browsermarks \ Favorities.db - favorites browser tabs;
C: \ System \ Data \ Predic) \ 101F8615_F.dat - file of the user (replenishable) T9 dictionary;
X: \ System \ Installs \ - folder for storing the original installation files (when installing via Nokia PC Suite);
X: \ Private \ 1000484b \ Mail2 \ - message folder;
C: \ Resource \ mmsdatastore.rsc and C: \ Resource \ Plugins \ mmsdataprovider.rsc - MMS Settings
X: \ Resource \ apps \ - folder of installed SIS applications;
C: \ resource \ Fonts - fonts;
X: \ Resource \ help \ - help files for installed programs;
X: \ Private \ 102033E6 \ MIDlets \ - installed Java applications;
X: \ Private \ 10207114 \ import \ and X: \ resource \ skins - installed themes (on Symbian 9.1);
X: \ Resource \ skins - installed themes (on Symbian 9.2 and higher);
X: \ sys \ uninstall \ - shortcuts for installed programs and themes in the Application Manager;
X: \ sys \ bin \ - shortcuts for installed Java applications;
C: \ VisualRadio \ VRDB.DB - radio settings;
Z: \ private \ 10205054 \ Platform \ Blacklists \ PlatformBl acklists.txt - MAYBE that the first 5 vertical digits indicate the device lock code;
Z: \ resource \ versions - shows the model and version of the smartphone + the date of the firmware.
Hidden and system folders / files are visible only when open full access to system resources
Note: You can see the Private folder on the memory card without full access:
1. With a PC through a card reader;
2. Via PC Suite in data transfer mode (do not forget to enable the display of hidden folders).

Why can not I install the theme or Java-application, which previously stood on my machine?

Answer

The report on installed Java applications and themes remains on the phone even after the removal of this application or theme, and it can only be deleted by the full format of the device. Otherwise, when you reinstall these applications or themes (including a new memory card), the device usually reports that "Installation is not possible."
What needs to be done to make it possible to reinstall deleted themes?
First of all, you need to open full access to the file system. apparatus.
If the themes are not re-installed, clean the tails here:
C: \ sys \ install \ sisregistry \ a00000eb - delete the entire folder;
C: \ sys \ uninstall \ a00000eb_000 .... there will be several such folders with the same name (depending on the number of installed themes), we delete them all;
E: \ sys \ install \ sisregistry \ a00000eb - delete the entire folder;
E: \ sys \ uninstall \ a00000eb_000 .... again, there will be several such folders with the same name, and delete them all.
And it is necessary after cleaning we delete the file C: \ sys \ install \ sisregistry \ backup.lst, when opening the application manager it will be created again.

What needs to be done to make it possible to reinstall remote Java applications?

Answer

First of all, you need to open full access to the file system. apparatus - read in this section.
We clean tails from java applications:
X: \ Private \ 100012a5 \ ... delete the folder;
X: \ Private \ 10003a3f \ import \ apps \ nonNative \ Resource \ ... delete the contents (registration in the menu, icons);
X: \ Private \ 102033e6 \ ... the Java applications themselves, delete;
X: \ Private \ 10203636 \ ... delete the contents;
X: \ System \ Install \ Registry \ ... uninstallers, delete.
If a Java application was installed on a memory card, the records will be only on the card, installed in the memory of the phone, the records will be only in the memory of the phone.

How to remove themes from the phone if they are not visible in the Application Manager?+

Answer

All installed software on devices with Symbian 9.1 is removed in three ways:
1) Via Application Manager
2) Directly from the folder E: \ Private \ 10207114 \ import through the PC Suite in data transfer mode or through a card reader (only if the object to be deleted is installed on the memory card)
3) Using reset or hard-reset device
If the application or theme is not visible in the Application Manager, you should try to restart the device several times before the desired object appears in the Manager. Otherwise, use methods 2 and / or 3.

How to change / remove operator logo?+

Answer

Setting a normal (static) image as a logo:
- First, we will need full access to system resources;
- Using the program MBM Tool we convert our image (future logo) to the .bmb format;
- Rename the resulting logo in "Logo _ ***** _ OTA.mbm", where ***** is the operator code (see below).
For example: if your operator is BeeLine, the entry will look like "Logo_250_99_OTA.mbm".
- We throw the resulting logo in the folder C: / private / 10000850.
- Reboot the smartphone.
Codes:
Russian operator codes:
250_99 = BeeLine;
250_07 = BM Telecom;
250_99 = CJSC VimpelCom-Region;
250_10 = Don Telecom;
250_17 = Ermak RMS;
250_28 = Extel;
250_12 = FECS-900;
250_13 = Kuban-GSM;
250_02 = Megafon GSM;
250_1 = MTS.
The codes of the girls are as follows:
255_01 - UMC, CIM-CIM, Gins;
255_02 - Wellcome, Welton, Privatmobile, Moby;
255_03 - Kiyevstamp, DJ, Acya Bacja;
255_05 - Gold, Uni;
255_06 - Access (laif).

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Post has been editedvanyaxxl - 11.01.13, 19:16