wm5 device emulator: customization
The previous section of this series focused on the bare-bones installation of Microsoft’s standalone Device Emulator 1.0 and Windows Mobile 5 OS images.
This section will be all about ideas for optimizing the emulation environment, with particular focus on using DEmu for demonstration & training purposes, rather than development. If it helps, just think of this trip to the Funlab like a Funboard version of Monster Garage.
We’ll start by having a bit of a look under the hood, so to speak. You’ll remember from last time that we tested the stability of the installation by launching a series of shortcuts, specifically the ones designated with Coldboot. We’ll look at one of these in more detail, but first…
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[...] episode 3: customization [...]
pingback by welcome to the funcave » wm5 device emulator index — July 2, 2006 @ 1:40 pm
[...] so we’ve installed the standalone device emulator and tricked it out. [...]
pingback by welcome to the funcave » wm5 device emulator: connection — July 2, 2006 @ 1:48 pm
[...] and be sure to come back for the the next installment… wm5 device emulator: customization [...]
pingback by welcome to the funcave » wm5 device emulator: installation — July 4, 2006 @ 4:19 pm
[...] you might recall that in our trip to the device emulator chop shop, yours truly talked about the central importance of using command line switches to modify device emulator to your particular needs. [...]
pingback by welcome to the funcave » wm5 device emulator: cradling — August 26, 2006 @ 2:50 pm
I’m getting an error when I try to install the application that I’m testing. The error is:
Unable to retrieve handheld serial number. ROM version: unknown. Contact IT administrator.
How do I set the serial number & ROM version to something so this application will install?
comment by Larry — February 13, 2007 @ 11:53 am