Warning, I don't take any responsibility for this hack. Proceed at your own risk. Some hacking will be required. I'm not going to provide instructions on how to install drivers or use these tools, other forum members are willing to fill in that information.
You will need to find and install QPST, and have the LG Modem drivers installed that provide the Debug Port. You will have to find these on your own they can't be posted here as far as I know.
You will need to use the EFS Explorer to modify a java permission file on the phone to allow all access by default for all java apps.
Navigate EFS Explorer to LGAPP\Media\Java\ams
Copy the file "permission" from that directory to your computer. Modify it (on your computer using wordpad or notepad) and replace it's entire contents with the following.
Once you have saved the modified file, copy it back to the same directory on the phone and overwrite it.
Once this is done you will need to turn off and on your phone.
Very important: You will need to delete and then re-install any java applications you have installed in order to make the new security permissions take affect. Currently installed apps will keep the old permissions so this has to be done.
I tested with flurry mail and google maps. I never get prompted for security permissions.
If someone could upload their permission file I would appreciate it as I forgot ot back mine up.
Just ordered the cu500 online and am awaiting delivery. Looks like this will be one of the first things I'll do as I was worried about the Java perm issue. I use google maps alot and it sounded like quite a hassle to use with the perm thing.
Now.... Any luck finding a hack for the ascending ringtone???
I did not replace the entire file but instead went to the bottom of the file and found the domain: Un-trusted line and replaced the data there with your suggestion.
I deleted Opera and reloaded. I am not prompted for permission at all.
Attached is the original file. I had to add a ".txt" extension so I could attach it to this post.
Sorry I didn't post my default perm file last night, jmacdonald! I ended up being really busy last night and didn't have time to do anything with my phone. (I see kdonnel posted his though. Thanks for doing that).
Big thanks, again, to jmacdonald for finding this and sharing the info! I'm sure this will make many CU500 users very happy!
I did not replace the entire file but instead went to the bottom of the file and found the domain: Un-trusted line and replaced the data there with your suggestion.
I deleted Opera and reloaded. I am not prompted for permission at all.
Attached is the original file. I had to add a ".txt" extension so I could attach it to this post.
Wise choice, I wanted to do that but forgot to back mine up
The thing I'd most like to figure out now is how to get the music player to stream music even when the flip is closed. This is my last annoyance with this phone. It plays music just fine with the flip closed so long as they're just mp3's, but if I try to play music using mobiradio (mobitv) or the default music player streaming from orb.com or somafm.com or something similar, it closes the app as soon as I close the flip and the music stops.
I am positive this is either a bug or an intentionally crippled feature. There's no reason they would have to force the phone to stop the running app when the flip is closed.
Thanks for this tip; I'll be sure to try it as soon as my data cable arrives. Having to hit 'allow' each time I try to view a page in the Opera browser (free and way better than the internal browser) really defeats the point of using it.
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