Checking your certificate from OPDA (capabilities and IMEIs inside it)

Download devcertlist.exe from here: http://www.easy-share.com/1906243006/devcertlist.exe

This video shows how to check your certificate (cer file) downloaded from OPDA to see its capabilities and the IMEIs inside it. OPDA had problems issuing certificates around June 22nd, and some people are complaining that they are getting the error "constrained by certificate" when installing apps signed with OPDA certificate. With devcertlist.exe you can see if your IMEI is included in the certificate you downloaded from OPDA. If it is, you can sign you apps without having to worry. If it is not, you have to find a way to request another certificate (have to ask in OPDA if they can issue a new cert for you with the same IMEI, because the cert you received does not contain your IMEI).

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• imei
• certificate
• opda
• devcertlist.exe
• devcertlist
• hack
• signing
• apps
• sign
• capabilities
• diskadmin

[fabiymoura]

Bem, pelo que vc respondeu no outro vídeo vc conseguiu instalar o ROMPatcher, então o seu certificado deve estar ok sim, não precisa pedir outro não...

[ProfessorFabiao]

Oi Faby, vc havia sugerido para eu ver esse vídeo para verificar meu cetificado. Fiz a verificação e foi bem até eu digitar devcertlist /c certificate.cer e estava igualzinho o do vídeo. Linha por linha. Mas o próximo comando, o devcertlist /i certificate.cer deu problema. Retornou a seguinte resposta no prompt:

Listing all IMEI's in devcert

1 1 STOPPING IMEI length (2) is less than 15

Preciso fazer outro registro no OPDA e tentar de novo?