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    evgeniy1987 | # 71 | 2012-04-23, 13:31 | Report

    Originally Posted by praveenchand View Post
    by mistake i typed wrong number, actually was confused to see two boxes for number. Now its asking for verification code and i dont have one, what to do next? please help
    The problem will not be solved by re-installing the program. I tried it.
    I have the code, bu i thought, perhaps it would help. Well, nothing changes after reinstalling: it still asks for the code.. and than gives the "unknown error"

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    godofwar424 | # 72 | 2012-04-23, 13:32 | Report

    Originally Posted by roshan.ramkumar View Post
    hi...
    Just wanted to know if it would work for the n9...and if it does how do you install it
    I installed on my N9 but I used the .jar method, which isn't used anymore, no idea if it will work now its been packages as a .deb

    Best advice is to just try it


    Instead of typing sudo gainroot you need to type devel-su and the password is rootme

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    evgeniy1987 | # 73 | 2012-04-23, 13:34 | Report

    could please somebody explain me why people install the programs using X-terminal?

    Why not just tapping the file and letting HAM do the work?

    Because it's not the first time i see this, but i never understood why

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    godofwar424 | # 74 | 2012-04-23, 13:36 | Report

    Try using this .jar file and running it on your PC by double clicking it, then register this way, use the VOICE method.

    Then go on your phone and do the Login method

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    godofwar424 | # 75 | 2012-04-23, 13:37 | Report

    Originally Posted by evgeniy1987 View Post
    could please somebody explain me why people install the programs using X-terminal?

    Why not just tapping the file and letting HAM do the work?

    Because it's not the first time i see this, but i never understood why
    Installing via terminal allows you to see any errors that could occur such as dependency errors. Its also a lot faster then waiting around for HAM to do of its unnecessary refresh repos and clean and check for updates and then refresh repo again processes.

    Finally, it allows something to be installed with root permission thus decreasing chances for permission errors in the future

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    whatsappneeder | # 76 | 2012-04-23, 13:38 | Report

    Originally Posted by evgeniy1987 View Post
    could please somebody explain me why people install the programs using X-terminal?

    Why not just tapping the file and letting HAM do the work?

    Because it's not the first time i see this, but i never understood why
    u r absolutely right
    it is more easier
    I tried it now

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    zwevert | # 77 | 2012-04-23, 13:40 | Report

    Originally Posted by evgeniy1987 View Post
    The problem will not be solved by re-installing the program. I tried it.
    I have the code, bu i thought, perhaps it would help. Well, nothing changes after reinstalling: it still asks for the code.. and than gives the "unknown error"
    the java-program remembers their state in your home-directory: ~/.java/.userprefs/org/peterbjornx/whatsapp/prefs.xml or something..
    If you rename that file, whatsapp lost his settings and you can try again, but I don't know is anything goes wrong (on the whatsapp-servers) if you do that...

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    evgeniy1987 | # 78 | 2012-04-23, 13:40 | Report

    Originally Posted by godofwar424 View Post
    Installing via terminal allows you to see any errors that could occur such as dependency errors. Its also a lot faster then waiting around for HAM to do of its unnecessary refresh repos and clean and check for updates and then refresh repo again processes.

    Finally, it allows something to be installed with root permission thus decreasing chances for permission errors in the future
    like 9gag people would say, "seems legit"

    thank you for the explanation! I allready thought in that direction, but didn't know for sure

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    roshan.ramkumar | # 79 | 2012-04-23, 13:52 | Report

    Originally Posted by godofwar424 View Post
    I installed on my N9 but I used the .jar method, which isn't used anymore, no idea if it will work now its been packages as a .deb

    Best advice is to just try it


    Instead of typing sudo gainroot you need to type devel-su and the password is rootme
    hi thanks for replying..
    i tried it with the terminal with the commands posted in the beginning..it showed some errors ...

    could you tell me about the jar method and the commands exactly..?

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    don_falcone | # 80 | 2012-04-23, 13:52 | Report

    Can you guys having problems with activation actually read the first post that was nicely put up by peter? It clearly says you'll have to activate (verify) your account ON YOUR FRIGGIN DESKTOP USING VOICE, NOT ON THE DEVICE ITSELF. SMS NO WORKEE.

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