Now the fun part, with USB data cable (you can buy any vx8800 cable,
they are compatible with this phone).
I used BitPim with this driver
http://sylvain.robichaud.googlepages...sb_drivers.zip
, install the driver (make sure it detect as a modem, and it will also
install a driver as a serial com ****t), and then run BitPim.
It should detect as a vx8800 (or something like that) and it's ok,
cause we will not use the Get Phone Data/Send Phone Data function, it
does not work yet (well it wasnt working with the version of BitPim I
had).
When the phone is detected, go under BitPim, under View and select
View FileSystem, now you should see another Icon Filesystem appearing
on BitPim.
Im****tant folder and file
brew\16452\mds (where the ringtone go)
dload\oma_ringtone.dat (where the file is reconized, tricky part
bellow)
This will be a little more complicated for those who are not familiar
with a hex editor, but I will try to explain the best I could
Download a free hex editor (ex:
http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delph...vi32/xvi32.htm)
and install that on your windows.
with BitPim, go under brew\16452\mds, rightclick on mds and click New
File, this is where you select your mp3 to upload on your phone.
Reboot your phone (power off power on, or use Bitpim to reboot it)
when it reboot, redetect your phone with bitpim (to refresh the
filesystem) and go under dload, select the oma_ringtone.dat,
rightclick and Save... on your pc (anywhere but remember where).
when the file is on your pc, open xvi32, and go under File, Open, and
go select that oma_ringtone.dat.
You should see something like that
E9 03 07 04 62 72 65 77 2F 31 36 34 35 32 2f 6d 64 73 .. (filename in
HEX and a bunch of 0)............. 00 00 00 00 00 39 D6 61 35 00 00 00
01 76 AF 03 00 (and it continu for each file)
this is tricky to explain, the way the dat is store, first bit is a
flag (E9 or E8), a header (03 07 04), the filename (62 72 65 77 2F 31
36 34 35 32 2f 6d 64 73....), a bunch of 0 to reserve more space for
the filename, another flag to validate the file (right now its 00, we
need to change it to 01, continu reading) , 4 group of 00 and a footer
(39 D6 61 35 00 00 00 01 76 AF 03 00)
The way to find where is the flag to change from 00 to 01, look for
the footer, and count 5 group of 00 from right to left. that's where
the flag is, change it to 01, and save it back where you opened it (on
your pc)
after that go back to Bitpim, Filesystem, under dload, rightclick on
oma_ringtones.dat, and click Overwrite, and choose the file you just
edited.
Thats it now you should be able to use the ringtone without the dam
lock.
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