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2010-03-26
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#192
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Originally Posted by fuadalrubaie
well you installed mine i assume when you didnt have the rovio pack2
I've downloaded the mypack folder and do that in X-Terminal
and now just want to get back the original game without the hacked levels
so
rm -r /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/data/levels/pack2
will delete pack2
you can then install rovio packs if there now available
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2010-03-26
, 07:12
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#193
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Originally Posted by rolan900d
yeah if my memory is correct.
I mean backup what I now have as achievements and points.
So after a firmware upgrade I won't loose the progress
Those 2 files are all you need to copy to make sure you dont lost you status if you reinstall
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2010-03-26
, 14:43
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#194
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Originally Posted by cgarvie
thank you , ^_^
well you installed mine i assume when you didnt have the rovio pack2
so
rm -r /home/opt/rovio/angrybirds/data/levels/pack2
will delete pack2
you can then install rovio packs if there now available
very helpful
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2010-03-27
, 20:44
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#195
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am new to all this so can some one tell break it down just a little simpler for me . after i open x terminal then type in root . do i just type all of this in one time 
THEN ALL AS ROOT.
run
tar xzf custom-release.gz
cd custom
sh setup-cust-AB
this sets up AB to be custom level compatible.
sh run-cust
this allows you to play custom levels
sh run-rovio
changes back to rovio levels;
these 2 commands used to switch back and forth as you effectively swap the game between custom and official levels
sh reset
should be run before upgrading OS or buying rovio levels(i think) but is otherwise not needed
THEN ALL AS ROOT.
run
tar xzf custom-release.gz
cd custom
sh setup-cust-AB
this sets up AB to be custom level compatible.
sh run-cust
this allows you to play custom levels
sh run-rovio
changes back to rovio levels;
these 2 commands used to switch back and forth as you effectively swap the game between custom and official levels
sh reset
should be run before upgrading OS or buying rovio levels(i think) but is otherwise not needed
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2010-03-27
, 21:16
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#196
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lets breakdown the commands
tar xzf custom-release.gz
will untar the file into a directory called custom.
MAKE SURE THIS IS NOT ON ROOT
so /home/user
is a good place.
cd custom (im hoping you know this one)
sh setup-cust-AB
runs a shell program called set-up-AB
same for other sh commands they run a shell program of the following name
tar xzf custom-release.gz
will untar the file into a directory called custom.
MAKE SURE THIS IS NOT ON ROOT
so /home/user
is a good place.
cd custom (im hoping you know this one)
sh setup-cust-AB
runs a shell program called set-up-AB
same for other sh commands they run a shell program of the following name
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2010-03-27
, 21:39
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#197
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i know you tryin but am still a bit lost this is my first time usin x terminal. it would help if you or any one can just give me a step by set what to type . i have the custom release.gz in my doucment folder it has a little white paper with a blue ? mark on it . ok one i open x terminal what is the first thing i type
then , after that and after that
any body
Last edited by mrbiggzz79; 2010-03-27 at 22:58.
then , after that and after that
any body
Last edited by mrbiggzz79; 2010-03-27 at 22:58.
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2010-03-28
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#198
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any body
help pls
help pls
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2010-03-28
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#199
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Originally Posted by mrbiggzz79
if you haven't gotten this far with a little research i probably shouldn't tell you, but i believe in peoples right to choose, to gain root user you have to install rootsh from the repositories then in xterm type
any body
help pls
sudo gainroot
once ur root user the previous instructions should work
WARNING: apps from some repos may kill ur phone.
WARNING: messing about as a root user may kill ur phone.
WARNING: not doing a little research may kill ur phone.
WARNING: moaning to me about ur dead phone may kill you.
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its a sad day when i can't slip at least one hitchhiker reference in somewhere.
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2010-03-28
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#200
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Originally Posted by festivalnut
thank you . i have all of that is just i not really clear on how to put in the in for for the extra levels . trust me i have tried to look all over the placec on how to but still not sure any sorry for being such a bother on this but any really new to all this i just moved over from symbian so this is new to me . i know how to start x termainal i have rootsh ..
if you haven't gotten this far with a little research i probably shouldn't tell you, but i believe in peoples right to choose, to gain root user you have to install rootsh from the repositories then in xterm type
sudo gainroot
once ur root user the previous instructions should work
WARNING: apps from some repos may kill ur phone.
WARNING: messing about as a root user may kill ur phone.
WARNING: not doing a little research may kill ur phone.
WARNING: moaning to me about ur dead phone may kill you.
ok i just typed in sudo gainroot now i see
/home/user# now what do i type
So after a firmware upgrade I won't loose the progress