G1 Open Manager 1.16 Help

Printable View

10-11-2010, 01:53 PM
flameonic

G1 Open Manager 1.16 Help

hello I need help with my g1 and open manager 1.16 I have install the game on the hard drive and when I got to load it the screen was black but I was able to go back to ps3 home screen so one said to me i may need to install Hermes v3
payload but I don't know I have the right file and I can find good install guides for the G1 can some one help me plzz thank you
10-11-2010, 06:37 PM
erickdj

Quote:

Originally Posted by flameonic

hello I need help with my g1 and open manager 1.16 I have install the game on the hard drive and when I got to load it the screen was black but I was able to go back to ps3 home screen so one said to me i may need to install Hermes v3
payload but I don't know I have the right file and I can find good install guides for the G1 can some one help me plzz thank you

here's what you need. That's what I'm using on my G1 right now, works great.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=776922
10-12-2010, 01:13 PM
flameonic

hello I just try to do this way:

How to change a payload:

* Download and extract one of the payloads
* Put it in your SD card (it could be named anyway you like, but it is usually called payload, with no extension)
* Copy it to /data/local/ , make sure it is named 'payload', without quotes and any extension. To do this you could:
o use a root file system explorer, such as ES file explorer or Root explorer to copy the file to /data/local, make sure it is named payload (no extensions!) OR
o Use a terminal emulator and type: cp /sdcard/payload /data/local/payload (change /sdcard/payload accordingly to how you named it)
* Reboot phone

and I keep getting Permission denied do u know a setting that I can bypass this?
10-12-2010, 06:39 PM
erickdj

Quote:

Originally Posted by flameonic

hello I just try to do this way:

How to change a payload:

* Download and extract one of the payloads
* Put it in your SD card (it could be named anyway you like, but it is usually called payload, with no extension)
* Copy it to /data/local/ , make sure it is named 'payload', without quotes and any extension. To do this you could:
o use a root file system explorer, such as ES file explorer or Root explorer to copy the file to /data/local, make sure it is named payload (no extensions!) OR
o Use a terminal emulator and type: cp /sdcard/payload /data/local/payload (change /sdcard/payload accordingly to how you named it)
* Reboot phone

and I keep getting Permission denied do u know a setting that I can bypass this?

Try the terminal emulator app, but before giving it the "cp" command, change to super user, type "su" (without quotes) and press enter, you should see a notification on the screen that tells you that you've been granted super user access, the symbol at the terminal prompt will change too from "$" to "#". That should do the trick.