Nokia N95

PaRaPaPaRaS · #1 02-29-2008, 09:49 AM

hi guys,

i'm new to this forum and i googled around to find how to install signed programs to my N95-1, i kinda understood how the whole thing works but, i tried so many different mail accounts even from my ISP but it always says

" Registration from this email domain is not allowed."

I'm desperate i don't know what email i have to put it,,, can someone help me with that?

sp00k · #2 02-29-2008, 09:59 AM

When (& IF) Symbiansigned ever gets its act together (Keep an eye on this thread), it may be worth your while to buy a domain of your own, they aren't expensive. Even from a 'proper' domain, symbiansigned appears to set a limit on the number of registrations allowed.

But at the moment, whilst I believe you're still able to register, no-one without a Publisher ID (which costs money!), is able to obtain a certificate with which to sign programs. :(

PaRaPaPaRaS · #3 02-29-2008, 10:26 AM

so what can i do meanwhile?

i want to install rotateME (and some other programs) it drives me mad that i cant install a thing !! this is outrageous that Nokia (or symbian) thinks that their users are not responsible enough to decide for their own phones......
isnt there any other way to bypass or whatsoever so i can install the things i want?

sp00k · #4 02-29-2008, 10:28 AM

The answers...

1. Nothing...

2. Nope!

You're not the only one who isn't happy with the current situation!!

Mr G · #5 02-29-2008, 10:34 AM

I just can't understand why everyones going mad for rotateme and all the other accelerometer apps,novelty apps imo.

PaRaPaPaRaS · #6 02-29-2008, 10:41 AM

well rotateMe was just an example

* Tutorial: Bypass Symbian Signed & Install UnSigned SISX/J2ME Midlets on Nokia S60 v3 with Full System Permissions*by*Tech[dot]Blog

what do you think about this?

Bartmanekul · #7 02-29-2008, 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr G

I just can't understand why everyones going mad for rotateme and all the other accelerometer apps,novelty apps imo.

Sort of. Ive used some on N95 8GBs Ive setup, and while for the most part they are novelty, I would very much like some on my phone. Most specifically, shakeme. This is an extremely handy app, as I would truely love to turn my backlight on purely by shaking. How many people nowadays use their phone for a watch?

I also like to check for messages in case I didnt hear them. To do this by simply shaking it instead of either unlocking it or pressing one of the unlock buttons to get a nano second of light would be brilliant for me.

sp00k · #8 02-29-2008, 10:59 AM

Well a ready-hacked binary image would be good but it's been years since I last used a hex-editor and I sure don't fancy following those instructions!

PaRaPaPaRaS · #9 02-29-2008, 11:14 AM

do you think there is someone in this forum that can ?
or at least do you think this mod might work ?

markvvoc · #10 02-29-2008, 11:14 AM

small update re symbian site

OPEN SIGNED ONLINE BETA AVAILABILITY
For developers without a Publisher ID, we will commence roll-out the Beta version of Open Signed Online at the beginning of next week.

As demand is currently higher than the PKI signing capacity, you may experience some restrictions on availability. We are in the process of adding new PKI signing hardware to the signing service to increase signing capacity (but this will take several weeks to configure)

As outlined below there is a maximum number of requests that we can service each hour which limits the number of users that can request at one time.

Open Signed Online Beta will be available next week with the following restrictions:

The Open Signed Online process is fully described here
During initial stages of the Open Signed Online beta, the service may only be available from 0900-1500 GMT (UK time) Monday-Friday.
Until capacity is increased with additional servers, there is a maximum number of requests that can be serviced each hour, if there is excessive demand (which is expected), some users may find Open Signed Online beta is not available.
As for any beta, there may be issues that impact the performance and/or functionality of the service. Such problems may result in the service being taken off-line at short notice and/or for extended periods.
Note: Open Signed Online does not allow you to sign a SIS that uses a UID from the "Protected Range", unless the email address you use for Open Signed Online MATCHES the email address of the account which owns/created the UID.
If you attempt to sign the same SIS file in rapid succession, the service you receive will proportionally slow down. This is to provide fair access to all.
Installation of the signed SIS file will be restricted to a single IMEI (i.e. mobile phone) that you enter and valid for 36 months.
SIS files that have been Open Signed will present a notification upon installation that the SIS file is intended for development purposes only.
SIS files can be signed for all Platform Security Capabilities except CommDD, MultimediaDD, NetworkControl, DiskAdmin, DRM, AllFiles, TCB.