Sideload Wonder Machine for Linux & Mac!

Still receiving:

Connecting to dropzone.rootmydroid.co.uk|188.65.178.253|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
2010-07-26 22:29:34 ERROR 404: Not Found.

How can I grab this file?

works now... try again
 
I am very close to getting the script to work except I get the following error:

"Press enter to continue...


Found NoLED-0.3.apk

Press enter to continue...


Pushing to phone...
sudo: ./adb: command not found"


I have changed the command from push to install (within the pushtodata.sh file) but I still get the same error. Any ideas?
 
I am very close to getting the script to work except I get the following error:

"Press enter to continue...


Found NoLED-0.3.apk

Press enter to continue...


Pushing to phone...
sudo: ./adb: command not found"


I have changed the command from push to install (within the pushtodata.sh file) but I still get the same error. Any ideas?



same thing going on here!
 
So I made the script executable and when trying to install it, I get these errors:

Code:
Please enter the corresponding number above: 2
Downloading...
--2010-07-30 19:16:54--  http://rootmydroid.co.uk/dropzone/swm/swm-linux.zip
Resolving rootmydroid.co.uk... 188.65.178.253
Connecting to rootmydroid.co.uk|188.65.178.253|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 156226 (153K) [application/zip]
Saving to: `swm-linux.zip.2'

100%[===========================================================>] 156,226      209K/s   in 0.7s    

2010-07-30 19:16:55 (209 KB/s) - `swm-linux.zip.2' saved [156226/156226]

Installing...
Archive:  swm-linux.zip
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/2-Place-App-Here/ONLY-ONE-APP-IN-THIS-FOLDER
        Permission denied
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/scripts/update.sh
        Permission denied
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/scripts/installupdate.sh
        Permission denied
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/scripts/listapps.sh
        Permission denied
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/scripts/pushtodata.sh
        Permission denied
error:  cannot create /home/mordak/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/scripts/pushtosystem.sh
        Permission denied

Any ideas?

BTW I have root on my Samsung Captivate if that matters.
 
/Users/hemiram76/swm-mac/menu.sh: line 84: scripts/pushtodata.sh: No such file or directory

Press Enter to return to the menu.

this is what i get on my mac....... any ideas?
 
I Got a captivate and when I run the script I get a device not found? What am I doing wrong? I can see the drive on my desktop.

thanks
 
I...can't get it to work? I downloaded the Swm-install.sh file, and ran it (Just..double click I'm assuming, since I can't right click -> Open with Terminal) Terminal is greyed out.


echo "Would you like to launch Sideload Wonder Machine now?"
echo
echo -n "Enter 'y' or 'n':"
read opt
case $opt in
y) ~/Sideload-Wonder-Machine/menu.sh;;
n) echo "Exiting..."; sleep 2; exit;;
*) echo "Invalid option. Can you not see your keyboard? :)";;
esac
echo "Something's gone wrong. Exiting..."
sleep 2
exit
 
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I'm trying to sideload an app on my Captivate. I'm a mac user. Snow Leopard latest. I have swm-mac. I'm also rooted. I run menu in terminal via: sh menu.sh. My phone is connected via USB, mounted and debugging is running. I select '21' for pushing to /system/app. I'm being asked for a password. What password? I'm confused.

Anyone?
 
Okay - past the password piece. Ran the following: sudo sh menu.sh

I get the following when I choose "21" push to system/app ...

Ensure you have copied your app to the 'Place-App-Here' directory & that there is only 1 app in that folder.

Press enter to continue...


YOU MUST HAVE ROOT FOR THIS TO WORK! If you don't know what that is, you don't have it.

Found Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx.apk

Press enter to continue...


Remounting /system to allow pushing of the app...
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
remount failed: No such file or directory

-n Did you get the message 'Remount Succeeded' above? (y or n)

Why is this failing ?
 
"Pushing to phone...
can't find 'data/app' to install
Pushed! You may need to reboot your phone to see the change."

now im getting this error, any ideas?
 
I can't even run the dang installer file.. It keeps saying I don't have enough privileges. I changed the privileges so every user (Myself included) has read/write.

I even went into Terminal and typed in "sudo /users/k2b471/Downloads/swm-install.command/"
and then typed in my password, but it still doesn't work.
 
Okay - past the password piece. Ran the following: sudo sh menu.sh

I get the following when I choose "21" push to system/app ...

Ensure you have copied your app to the 'Place-App-Here' directory & that there is only 1 app in that folder.

Press enter to continue...


YOU MUST HAVE ROOT FOR THIS TO WORK! If you don't know what that is, you don't have it.

Found Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx.apk

Press enter to continue...


Remounting /system to allow pushing of the app...
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
remount failed: No such file or directory

-n Did you get the message 'Remount Succeeded' above? (y or n)

Why is this failing ?

How did you get it to recognize your phone. I can't get the script to find it. The only thing I can think of is that I don't have is the Unknown sources option, is that available on the captivate?
 
Ok almost got it. Final step is I'm getting a permissioned denied when copying to /data/app. Any help?
 
I can't even run the dang installer file.. It keeps saying I don't have enough privileges. I changed the privileges so every user (Myself included) has read/write.

I even went into Terminal and typed in "sudo /users/k2b471/Downloads/swm-install.command/"
and then typed in my password, but it still doesn't work.

What you have to do is:

1.copy the install script to your home dir
2. Ensure that your current user has read / write access AND that you can execute the file.

I am running Ubuntu and you can easily do that by right click the file in nautilus -> properties -> permission

If all that is done then go to the terminal

Go an ls in you home dir and verify the file is there and has the following permissions:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 user user 1127 DATE&TIME swm-install.sh

Then run in terminal the following command:

./swm-install.sh

Hope that helps.