I hope there never is an option to use both because the people who want it are generally obnoxious dipshit nubcakes
who take a dump on something a dev poured hours of work into.
Fma the post above yours by me gives you a basic rundown of how to do it.
Look at Deans or my tut.. use flatZ's tool.. skip the Linux part in our tuts and go straight to the c2d.exe part once you use flatZ's tool.
From there, the only difference is yours will be called .NANDBIN
I hope there never is an option to use both because the people who want it are generally obnoxious dipshit nubcakes
who take a dump on something a dev poured hours of work into.
Thanks for being a arse just like every other forum there is always some rude fuck. I am not a "obnoxious dipshit nubcakes" and i do not "take a dump on something a dev poured hours of work into" so stfu and gtfo. I appreciate all the work Deank puts in to multiman and have been using it since it was released. I just would love to have a option to choose what mode i want, Thats why i use Android instead of IOS cuz i can CUSTOMIZE IT.
Originally Posted by TomatOsaUce
Fma the post above yours by me gives you a basic rundown of how to do it.
Look at Deans or my tut.. use flatZ's tool.. skip the Linux part in our tuts and go straight to the c2d.exe part once you use flatZ's tool.
From there, the only difference is yours will be called .NANDBIN
How can you be such a arse to me 1 moment and then change like the weather? Thanks for the help.
Does anyone know of a tutorial to restore blu-ray movie functionality once converted to DEX? Is it a permanent restoration or does changing DEX firmwares remove it? How exactly does it work?
...mmOS is really unusable and should be a option to use the old filemanager.
You can always use mM 04.02.04 with the old file manager. "mmOS is *really* unstable"?! If you are really serious, please provide examples of the so-called instabilities. I'm sure that there are none. Read the "changelog.txt" and "navigation.txt" and then you'll understand its potential and find your way with the new navigation/functions.
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You can always use mM 04.02.04 with the old file manager. "mmOS is *really* unstable"?! If you are really serious, please provide examples of the so-called instabilities. I'm sure that there are none. Read the "changelog.txt" and "navigation.txt" and then you'll understand its potential and find your way with the new navigation/functions.
Hey, can i suggest you re-read my post. I said unusable not unstable . I just find it a lot harder to use by all means its stable and works but i preferred the old file manager and so did many others
Also don't take this as a insult or lack of respect, Don't get me wrong i love multiman and the commitment you put in to it and all the features, Even the chat we had about downloading the DEBUG version and testing rebug and mw2 from internal harddrive.
I'm sorry, I guess I misread your post. If you want to mimic the old mode just open two folders/windows on your screen - they will be remembered after a restart. Switch between both with {SQUARE} button. The only difference you'll notice is that you must press {O} one more time (to "Paste" a copied selection).
1) Select stuff in the left window
2) Press {O} to Copy/Cut (or Delete)
3) Press {SQUARE} to switch to the other window
4) Press {O} to Paste
It is not that different, but provides much more options and allows easier additions of new features.
If you like multiMAN or multiAVCHD, support the development with a small donation. Click here.
I'm sorry, I guess I misread your post. If you want to mimic the old mode just open two folders/windows on your screen - they will be remembered after a restart. Switch between both with {SQUARE} button. The only difference you'll notice is that you must press {O} one more time (to "Paste" a copied selection).
1) Select stuff in the left window
2) Press {O} to Copy/Cut (or Delete)
3) Press {SQUARE} to switch to the other window
4) Press {O} to Paste
It is not that different, but provides much more options and allows easier additions of new features.
Yeah you did, but we are all human and make mistakes , it's not hard to mistake unusable and unstable. Thanks will try that, I don't not like the mmOS but i guess i just personally preferred the old file manager however i would say i am understanding the mmOS better the more i use it. Thanks again.
PS: can some1 write a tutorial on how to convert CEX to DEX (NAND) using multiman 04.04.04 and the EID tool thanks.
Also "can some one please tell me why i can't install 3.55 OFW over the 3.55 OTHEROS++ firmware via recovery it says its already a newer version but i am on 3.55 OtherOS++, i have tried rebug, kmeaw and ofw and none work."
I'm still running 02.08.01. I'm hesitant to switch to the new mmCM versions since this works great for me. If I do install the newest can I switch back to my current if I wanted? Or if this is too far of a downgrade, can I go back to 04.02.04 at least?
I'm still running 02.08.01. I'm hesitant to switch to the new mmCM versions since this works great for me. If I do install the newest can I switch back to my current if I wanted? Or if this is too far of a downgrade, can I go back to 04.02.04 at least?
You can go back to ANY multiMAN version by uninstalling your current multiMAN installation and reinstalling your older multiMAN version, providing that you still have the installation PKGs for that said version.
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Originally Posted by TomatOsaUce
. I just find it a lot harder to use by all means its stable and works but i preferred the old file manager and so did many others 
, it's not hard to mistake unusable and unstable. Thanks will try that, I don't not like the mmOS but i guess i just personally preferred the old file manager however i would say i am understanding the mmOS better the more i use it. Thanks again.
