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well.. here is the latest and greatest version of the rom koch.
its pretty close to the final version, there is one little (functional unimportant) bug thats why i do not release it as final.
i wont be around much from now on so if you need support go and bug pof or olipro
it is very easy, i have cooked alot of different roms now and i consider it stable and guess what i release it exactly on time!
have fun, if you need some last minute help drop by into our irc chat at irc.freenode.net / #xda-devs.. i will be around a few hours
i tried to keep track of my changes with a changelog, but as you can imagine i forgot alot of changes, but here it is anyways.. because im sure alot of you guys are interested in such stuff:
Code:
-after opening a rom, select button is disabled.. inorder to renable, start a new project
-console font changed to vista's segoe UI. don't have it? get it
-added the kochs own unicode text editor
-features, remind if forgot to save, right mouse, cut&paste etc.
-after editing a file and saving it will be moved out of the dump into the projects directory
-added menu bar (projects,console,?)
-restructured lower form layout
-browse for rom is grayed out after selecting a rom
-alot of internal changes necessary for project handling
-imagefs is beeing generated upon loading rom (part of project handling) if it already exisists for this rom/project
it will not be gerneated again
-inorder to load list of files in rom no dump of the rom is required anymore
using my new tool "listimgfs.exe" , the tool will be added to the official buildchain, source will be released
-new dumptool utility based on mamaichs viewimgfs, recmod is redundant now.
using this tool you can extract either one single file or create an complete dump
no matter if its XIP or a normal file
usage: extractfileimgfs <imgfilename.bin> <filename> (<outdir>)
<filename> can be '*' to dump everything
<outdir> is optional and defines the output directory for the dump
-even more internal restructuring because of the new project handling
-multiple fileselection in original romlist possible
-multiple file selection in add file to rom dialog
-another layout change
-new tool to decode/encode nbh files nbhtool.exe, get it while its hot
-imported nbh-classes into the kitchen, i.e. you can now decode/encode images without any external tool
<more things i forgot>
-changes and fixes to extractfileimgfs
-added searching to the editor
-added find again "f5" to the editor
-important project files are automatically extract upon project creation
-fixed initflashfilees editing
-fixed registry editing
-added find string to editor
-changed editor window type to toolwindow
*changing programm architecture, removing all external dependencies execpt rgucomp
-alot alot alot and alot of work on the image modification library :(
-prevented adding too many files
*alot more work done at the toolchain
**again million fixes and changes that i forgot to add here :(
-finally finished project handling, loading and saving a project is now possible
-fixed the select a rom button not beeing reenabled after starting a new project
-adding a file into the rom: if it already exists it will be marked for removal
-implemented a workaround for a bug in the imagefs library not a real fix but a workaround
-final cosmetic cleanups for v0.99
just try it, its a totally new tool
screenshots:
download: http://rapidshare.com/files/20594171/_romkoch_v099a.zip.html
update 12.03.07: fixed bug when compiling.. that causes a crash on xp machines
just incase you havent noticed, these "project", "console" and "?" labels right above the console are menus ; )
update 12.03.07 #2: pof detected a cosmetical issue - fixed. (extracting roms wont label them correctly)
Thanks dutty! Hope everything goes well tomorrow and hope to see you soon kicking ass here again!
A big THANK YOU from me as well. You're actually the first developer I met who constantly meets his release deadlines! Respect!
All the best for tomorrow!
Cheers
Daniel
tadzio said:
A big THANK YOU from me as well. You're actually the first developer I met who constantly meets his release deadlines! Respect!
All the best for tomorrow!
Cheers
Daniel
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thanks alot.. incase you havent noticed.. i have just uploaded a revised version, please redownload it was a bug that happend when i renamed the file from cookgui.exe to koch.exe for the release and forgot to update the assembly names
Here is a picture of it running under XP pro.
J-Man5
incase you havent noticed. the file has been updated. thanks to pof and j-man
could someone put this on the FTP as I can not access "Personal Network Storage" sites from work.
done
check the hermes uploads directory for _romkoch_v099a.zip
Good luck from me too dutty! True XDA Guru's are always in short supply so we'll be needing you back right away plz!
Where do the "preconfig" files come from?
Sorry for being a bit off-topic, but I didn't want to start a new thread.
I used the ROM Koch to look into the new lvsw edition, which I also have flashed. When I hard-reset my TyTN and don't do an immediate soft reset, then all the xml and cab from \Windows\Config.txt are executed. Some of these files are indeed present in the \Windows folder of my TyTN.
However, they are not in the 06_OS.nb file, or at least the ROM Koch does not list and extract them. This seems logical, as the contents of these files is specific to HTC, and the 06_OS.nb is generic Microsoft.
The question is: where are these files, and how do they end up in the \Windows folder?
Thanks,
Daniel
thanks sleuth
tadzio said:
The question is: where are these files, and how do they end up in the \Windows folder?
Thanks,
Daniel
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extended rom
well done on this tool dutty.... its has come so far...
good luck with your op mate...
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thanks sleuth
extended rom
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Still offtopic, but the lswv ROM does not have an extrom. The preconfig insrt (config.txt) in that ROM also does not execute the "autorun.exe" for an ExtRom to run. I looked at to see if HSDPA was set among others.
Well, I must correct myself - most of the files are in the Windows.nb now (either I was blind, or the first Rom Koch 0.99 version skipped them). Some are still missing, but I guess lvsw just removed them and forgot to delete them from the Config.txt, or they were never there in the first place.
The Extended ROM seems to have nothing to do with this.
Cheers
Daniel
Great Job dutty,
Best wishes, hope all goes well tomorrow and a speedy recovery. We will miss you here.
thanks everybody for the get well wishes.. i really appreciate that!
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Still offtopic, but the lswv ROM does not have an extrom. The preconfig insrt (config.txt) in that ROM also does not execute the "autorun.exe" for an ExtRom to run. I looked at to see if HSDPA was set among others.
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oh.. yeah right.. the first lswv rom that was released had a extrom,ipl,spl and radio included.. but that one was pulled off the net quickly
dutty said:
thanks everybody for the get well wishes.. i really appreciate that!
oh.. yeah right.. the first lswv rom that was released had a extrom,ipl,spl and radio included.. but that one was pulled off the net quickly
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What was in the ext rom? The Preconfig config.txt didnt reference the running of an extrom, so how was the extrom going to be automatically executed. Anyway, was there anything new int he HTC EXTROM of interest.
OMG! I can't wait to give this a try. Hope all is well dutty - good luck. And thanks for the great tool!
Hi dutty,
best of luck with the op.
Thanks for this tool, I think I can say I am comfortable to cook my own rom now.
I will give it a shot over the coming days.
Cheers
I have two questions, please don't judge me if they sound noobish:
1) Is this tool generic, as in can it be used to cook ROMs for other devices (like Trinity)?
2) Does this tool help when trying to make a dumped ROM flashable?
When LennySh had released a UC ROM I was looking for a UC Rom SDConfig.txt builder and found THIS. However, it would not even load on my Windows XP laptop... So i decompiled the program to get the source code, completely redone copy of original interface by hand (God, that was painful) and have seen numerous bugs in the code. I was going to report them to original developer, however seems like he doesn't work on this program anymore. So i decided to take this matter into my own hands and started developing this program further.
SDConfig Builder v0.7.85 PE (released July 16, 2008)
Features:
-- SDConfig.txt builder.
-- reg2xml converter (including special character/Unicode support)
-- xml2cab packer
-- xml preview/edit
-- custom Owner Information to XML
-- a few other things...
Known Bugs: I need your help finding them!!!
NONE known
Things to work on
1. Have to be 10000000% sure reg2xml and owner info generator work correctly. Need testers.
3. Built-in XML editor does not save by itself (but works fine with "Edit XML" button)
5. Have to make window dynamic (so it can go full size)
6. Make suggestions!!
Instructions to use
-- Unpack the archive to any folder
-- Make sure you have Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 installed
-- Run "SDConfig Builder.exe"
-- Read documentation on XML and SDConfig.txt (Click link)
-- Have fun. Report bugs. Ask for new features.
Download (direct link. No wait time!) (250kb): SDConfig.Builder.v0.7.85.PE.rar
NOTE: Original project was started by doedoe and since then almost all of the code has been rewritten by me...
NOTE2: I'm 2nd year computer science student and my experience in .NET programming is limited to 30 hours so please DO NOT expect miracles from me But I will certainly do what I can...
Change Log:
v0.7.85 PE (July 16, 2008)
-- reg2xml: Fixed MANY bugs thanks to uzziah0 for pointing some of them out!
-- reg2xml: now has Unicode support (non-English characters, i.e. Russian, German, Spanish)
v0.7.8 PE
-- Completely redone "SDConfig" tab interface.
-- Added drag-and-drop feature for adding CABs & XMLs
-- Dag-and-move items in the list
-- Can now open existing SDConfig.txt files!
-- Many other new features...
NOTE: I have only made changes to SDConfig.txt part. Everything else is same as in previous version.
v0.7.21 PE
-- Fixed few SDConfig.txt save file bugs
-- Fixed Owner Info 2 XML bugs. Now works great =)
v0.7.1500.1 PE (Prikolchik Edition)
Bug fixes:
-- reg2xml now understands values that are taking move than 1 line.
-- reg2xml works correctly with hex values and converts them to base 64
-- xml2cab is now working correctly
-- fixed problem with saving SDConfig.txt (was placing '\n' character at the end of every line)
-- removed/added some notification windows
-- many minor fixes
New features:
-- XML-tester/editor. Please use "Edit XML" button on the top right.
-- Unicode reg file support
-- Owner Information generator. Please test it!
v0.6.3456.1PF (PF = prikolchik fix)
now works on WinXP (added workaround)
Added reg2xml feature
Fixed few notification windows
Fixed minor bugs
(everything below by Doedoe)
v0.6
Fixed Tab's at end of lines
v0.5
Fixed missing CABs & XML in output file issue
Fixed source CABs & XML selection issues
Fixed Move Up / Down experiance
Added Select All option in source files
reserved for more info
Sweet man. I def try this out in a few and report my findings. I'm glad to see that you picked this project up.
and by god.. u r good at it.. this is a wonderful face lift to the original proggy.. keep it up
wow! nice stuff, will defo try it...
also going to try it out, I love UC compatibility.
This looks great, but I'm looking for a little more instructions before I start.
Do I need the CAB files for this to detect, and if so where should they be (on my SD card or PC)?
Do I need to run this so it reads stuff from my Axim?
I'm just looking for a little more details in:
-- Read documentation on XML and SDConfig.txt (Click link)
-- Have fun.
because the other thread doesn't include those details either.
uzziah0 said:
This looks great, but I'm looking for a little more instructions before I start.
Do I need the CAB files for this to detect, and if so where should they be (on my SD card or PC)?
Do I need to run this so it reads stuff from my Axim?
I'm just looking for a little more details in:
-- Read documentation on XML and SDConfig.txt (Click link)
-- Have fun.
because the other thread doesn't include those details either.
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Well, it is all much more simpler than you think =).
You just specify a folder on your computer with CAB files and program will read their filenames. That is what you will be operating with.
Program will not copy, or do anything with cab files, it only read the filenames.
It cannot read anything from your Axim (only the details, or whatever, that were originally made by Doedoe but were not tested by me due to lack of Vista)
The documentations in the link is about SDConfig.txt files. What they are and how they look. There is also information about XML files. That link does NOT have ANY instructions for using SDConfig Builder.
Also, just want to note that in a few days i will release a much better version of SDBuilder which should be much simpler to use.
I dont know if i should create any instructions for it, since it is all very straight forward... But we will see.
new version of SDConfig is posted. See first post for download link, description and screenshots.
nice work.. will try this on my next flash, probably tonight... lol..
progress
any progress on this great software??
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any progress on this great software??
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I dunno if i even should work on it. 500 downloads and not a single constructive comment. I dont even know what to change or improve... and if anyone actually finds in useful...
Why would i spend time on something nobody needs, when I can do something else that people actually need (non-PDA related)
this is a great app, its been saving me about 30 mins each time i flash, its good that i can just select the cab files to install just by checking the boxes.. keep up the good work...
not sure what to say on it needs to be improved
here is an idea... : if you look at Schap's Advanced config it is all about tweaking and such, but it only allows you to change it manually at runtime
However, if it could make those changes and export to XML/cab file so it could be stored in SDautorun....
prikolchik said:
I dunno if i even should work on it. 500 downloads and not a single constructive comment. I dont even know what to change or improve... and if anyone actually finds in useful...
Why would i spend time on something nobody needs, when I can do something else that people actually need (non-PDA related)
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Wait, wait!!
I found this software today when I tried to find something that apparently is nowhere to find elsewhere:
What I need is a XML to REG converter.
Your first post is saying that exactly this is integrated since V0.6.3456.1PF:
prikolchik said:
v0.6.3456.1PF (PF = prikolchik fix)
now works on WinXP (added workaround)
Added xml2reg feature
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Only I can't find this XML2REG feature in any version of the software.
Of course a REG2XML conversion is integrated, but not the other way around.
I would be glad if you could tell me how to use this because apart of a Pearl script which needs some libraries which are meanwhile not available for download any more I have found nothing that can handle this conversion.
Thank you very much in advance!
I played around with this software for about 5 minutes this morning, and I just wish I had found it a couple of weeks ago before setting up all my UC by hand... Lol... Oh well...
So far looks very good, I'm gonna test it some more and let you know if there's anything that can be improved.
One thing I'd like to see is a list of common reg entries that can be modified, and an xml created. Kind of like a schaps Advanced Config thing, but so that those settings that are chosen are done by the UC, instead of after...
what i woldn't mind seeing in this software is xml settings for all settings in control pannel... stuff like lights or sounds etc..... thanks in advance thats if u still wanna work on this program
thank you very much, prikolchik.
it is very useful. thanks again for your great efforts!
Silly question.. I've been reading over the various threads related to this.. does this process only work thru a UC compliant ROM.. or can I build a config file and run it after installing any ROM?
i found this in the Kaiser Forum, i tried it and im loving it, for me a little easier and for me then user customization (uc), much more user friendly for me. restores all my settings, email setting, speed dials, i can select were to install cab automatically (storage or main), i can run it at anytime, not just at boot up
pretty awesome. from what i think i understand, its just for kaisers,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=392983
Lupe
overhaulengines said:
i found this in the Kaiser Forum, i tried it and im loving it, for me a little easier and for me then user customization (uc), much more user friendly for me. restores all my settings, email setting, speed dials, i can select were to install cab automatically (storage or main), i can run it at anytime, not just at boot up
pretty awesome. from what i think i understand, its just for kaisers,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=392983
Lupe
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THANK YOU
This is much easier
overhaulengines said:
i found this in the Kaiser Forum, i tried it and im loving it, for me a little easier and for me then user customization (uc), much more user friendly for me. restores all my settings, email setting, speed dials, i can select were to install cab automatically (storage or main), i can run it at anytime, not just at boot up
pretty awesome. from what i think i understand, its just for kaisers,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=392983
Lupe
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Works on my Touch Pro just fine. Indagroove has a ROM for the touch pro & the diamond that is sashimi compliant. Install the ROM, install sashimi, reboot & off you go!
ROMs don't need to be SASHIMI compliant. You set it up on your SD card and just launch it directly from there. It'll automatically set up anything you have configured. It' a brilliant service! And it deserves a link to the official site/thread, too:
http://www.winmo-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4
Be sure to watch the videos - they show you exactly how to do your initial setup.
Any one has al ink to that app or can e-mail it to me?
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Any one has al ink to that app or can e-mail it to me?
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Yes.
btonetbone said:
ROMs don't need to be SASHIMI compliant. You set it up on your SD card and just launch it directly from there. It'll automatically set up anything you have configured. It' a brilliant service! And it deserves a link to the official site/thread, too:
http://www.winmo-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4
Be sure to watch the videos - they show you exactly how to do your initial setup.
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Go register and get it.
Essential for me. I wouldn't flash as much as I do if it wasn't for that. I donated for that app.
See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=577728 and http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=538513. A lot of info also to make a backup
i cant find where to download this, because the link everyone keeps posting doesn't have anything in it...the first post has been deleted or something, so i can't download it
can someone please post a current link?
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i cant find where to download this, because the link everyone keeps posting doesn't have anything in it...the first post has been deleted or something, so i can't download it
can someone please post a current link?
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Yup...you can download it from the below site. It's the site the creator of SASHIMI made.
http://www.winmo-experts.com
heres a program i made to go with sashimi
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=582421
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Isn't this forbidden by the mod/owner?
Since I can't find Sashimi anywhere, is there an alternative stand-alone solution to CABs multi-installs?
I attached SASHIMI for you. I am using it for more than a year now and if/when you set it up for your taste you can automate almost everything after a new ROM flash
Or just try UC Net. It is better as Sashimi and works also on new ROM's.
Sashimi better than other customization systems
Though Sashimi stopped development I can say it is the best!!
I think people did not give time to understand the way its files work and thats why they prefer other systems that do the half work.
Other systems donot put folders or files in any device directory, they dont install mortscripts, they donot add whole files to documents folder they dont execute .reg files and makisu xml with email and wifi settings.
I wrote these lines just to tell that Bengalin did a clever brilliant job though it did not widely adapted from the phone communities.
Maybe, if people want to try it, I will write a tutorial for its basic functions and maybe Bengalin is going to come again with a new version.
NIKOSXRI said:
Though Sashimi stopped development I can say it is the best!!
I think people did not give time to understand the way its files work and thats why they prefer other systems that do the half work.
Other systems donot put folders or files in any device directory, they dont install mortscripts, they donot add whole files to documents folder they dont execute .reg files and makisu xml with email and wifi settings.
I wrote these lines just to tell that Bengalin did a clever brilliant job though it did not widely adapted from the phone communities.
Maybe, if people want to try it, I will write a tutorial for its basic functions and maybe Bengalin is going to come again with a new version.
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The above mentioned program does all this you mentioned, plus creates automatically shortcuts individuallt or from whole folders just with a simple text file command, moves or deletes files etc etc. You can also create numbered folders with files, exes, mscrs, reg etc, which are processed one after the other. At the beginning you can choose what folders should be processed. The only thing i miss from Sashimi is the resume feature, but as it never fails during installation i really don't need it.
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The only thing i miss from Sashimi is the resume feature, but as it never fails during installation i really don't need it.
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There is a resume feature in Sashimi.If the installation fails at some point and you restart the device and run sashimi again, then it asks you to resume or not.
Also there is no need for text file command for adding a shortcut.You just copy your tree in the root folder of auto sashimi and then the file or shortcut appears where you want it.For example, if you want to add a shortcut in start menu you copy the tree in auto sashimi root folder like this:Windows/Start Menu/Programs/Games/BubbleBreaker.lnk
But how you move or delete files?
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There is a resume feature in Sashimi.If the installation fails at some point and you restart the device and run sashimi again, then it asks you to resume or not.
Also there is no need for text file command for adding a shortcut.You just copy your tree in the root folder of auto sashimi and then the file or shortcut appears where you want it.For example, if you want to add a shortcut in start menu you copy the tree in auto sashimi root folder like this:Windows/Start Menu/Programs/Games/BubbleBreaker.lnk
But how you move or delete files?
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I was speaking about the other program, UC NET, there you can move and delete files, create new folders etc.
Since i'm not going to cook just yet for the Pro, nor am i helping out any specific crew Over At the Pro (SPC crew will come over to Pro someday anyway).
I have decided to make a OEMMORT Packages Repository.
For those that want to cook with the utmost optimized packages for their Pro.
OEM PACKS
To use these Optimized Packages to Cook (specifically with Touch Pro In Mind), you always need the the MortScript Base.
So if you use more or less packages the RFO.mscr & CLASC.mscr need to be adjusted appropriately to correspond with the correct File Operations.
Mort Script 4.112.b7
AdobePDF_2_5_103401_01
IA_ZIP_1_21_18171328_1
More coming eventually.
Explanations
If you do see the Logic and and improvements this adds to cooking control and performance enhancement, then don't forget to mention the SPC-MORT-COOKING Style, Wax in Wax Out
Any Comments, Opinions, Ideas or Questions welcome.
TNX to the rest of the bengalih for some pointers & SPC crew for testing and helping out.
And thanx of course to MORT.
Don't Know MortScript? Shame on you. (neither do i)
Donny Bahama's easy to carry Mortscript Manual in HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...9&d=1214102654
excellent stuff
Hi Noonski... Very interesting concept.. Great Works! Cheerz..
would it be possible to put the cab files from UC all into 1 zip file to save space ?
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would it be possible to put the cab files from UC all into 1 zip file to save space ?
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ExactMundo.
If you'd make the cab files into OEM packages first.
I have a WNDWS.zip
PRGF.ZIP
and a MYDOCS.zip
But even that would not be needed as one zip file should be able to do it.
As long as the Makedir command is used in a Mortscript before the Zip is extracted for folders that do not exist unless you have the complete folder structure in the zip files.
Unless you mean the Cabs from the UC on your SD card.
But even then you could also only extract just a cab at a time.
So i'm not sure you meant the ROM Autorun Cabs or the SD UC cabs?
Also unzipping the files instead of having them in Rom, or making the links with a script removes that darned ROM Read File Protection.
yes yes yes that is what i mean exactly my friend
i mean both ... it would save space on the storagecard as well as remove this freaking writeprotect on the dirs. dir structure in the zip file would be the best option i think as it copies 1 on 1 without setting userrights.
this writeprotect option is set on a hidden part of the systemflashdrive. in the mft i think. strange thing is that i got acces to my windows folder through activesync and it doesnt work on vista mobile device center.. frankly i have no idea what i did but it seems something in the pc as it works on my xp machine and not on vista. i didnt change anything yet on the phone itself relating to this.
pocketcommander www.totalcommander.com is able to ignore or overwrite the writeprotected files in windows dir so there must be a sollution to this.
i dont have the proper tools to do all this stuff but it would be the fastest way to extract all files from all cabs one need into one zip file and let mortscript handle the unpacking and settings of the registry. this way theres no need for autorun cabs merely the UC SD installer. maybe someone can make an nice logo for the custom uc installer.
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yes yes yes that is what i mean exactly my friend
i mean both ... it would save space on the storagecard as well as remove this freaking writeprotect on the dirs. dir structure in the zip file would be the best option i think as it copies 1 on 1 without setting userrights.
this writeprotect option is set on a hidden part of the systemflashdrive. in the mft i think. strange thing is that i got acces to my windows folder through activesync and it doesnt work on vista mobile device center.. frankly i have no idea what i did but it seems something in the pc as it works on my xp machine and not on vista. i didnt change anything yet on the phone itself relating to this.
pocketcommander www.totalcommander.com is able to ignore or overwrite the writeprotected files in windows dir so there must be a sollution to this.
i dont have the proper tools to do all this stuff but it would be the fastest way to extract all files from all cabs one need into one zip file and let mortscript handle the unpacking and settings of the registry. this way theres no need for autorun cabs merely the UC SD installer. maybe someone can make an nice logo for the custom uc installer.
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I think for that for the SD Autorun UC solutions there are already a few good solutions around some even supporting Mortscript.
And they all are pretty user friendly to.
Depending on what a user wants and knows, using mortscript being cooked in just gives them more freedom to play around customizing a cooked rom.
But it would need more hand work using your method, but it is possible of course.
It boils down to, do you like making Mortscripts to change registry settings or do you prefer making PROVXML files?
And not everyone is into decompiling cab files to make them fit their exact requirements.
But there's only one rule, Copy the Script to device memory and a folder name tat does not contain a space in it's path. And then run the script.
As the Exec: command from autorun doesn't like that.
But mostly the main way i use it is for the Cooked Autorun part.
I control when the Welcome wizard is run, Before Autorun or after the boot.
I can remove the extra parts of the Networkwizardauto.exe files and also run the networkwizard when i want during the process.
All i need to ad to my process is to open the Locale Preferences dialog during this process and then finish it of with Syncrotime. (or asking for the choice if you want threaded SMS on or not, the possibilities are plenty)
Put all the Setting up your device options after each other for those users that don't have the know how of how to use UC to setup their personal settings.
I even delete the back up files for the one App that i only get installed correctly through a cab file
DelTree( "\Windows\AppMgr\SRS Labs SRS WOW HD" )
So i hope that those that cook or customize and want even more control and detail into what happens can appreciate this.
I know i'll keep using this, and adjusting all my OEM packages to it. Because i have experienced the overall speed improvements in the Rom because of it.
I'm not a Pro in Mortscript and myself i only use the fairly simple commands.
i see.. thnx for explaning
it would be far simpeler using the xmlprov
unless one requires the extra functionality of mort script
the SRS wow HD is a driver enhancement so it needs the system to detach the driver which is only possible with the installer . hence cab files work good cause the're installed by the windowsinstaller which can temp disable the driver.
Instead of MortScript, there is a Yonsm's CeleCmd that perform roughly the same thing.
Check it out!
http://www.yonsm.net/read.php?329
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vibranze said:
Instead of MortScript, there is a Yonsm's CeleCmd that perform roughly the same thing.
Check it out!
http://www.yonsm.net/read.php?329
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Hey Vibranze, Long time no See.
Would you mind translating
Mort has a bigger fanbase here on XDA.
Yeah, long time no see How are you?
I really not used to your new avatar, without the cigarette it's not like you at all hehe
Actually you can try to download it and check out the sample, it's very easy to understand. I attached here for you
Anyway, here is the translated page by Google.
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Noonski said:
Hey Vibranze, Long time no See.
Would you mind translating
Mort has a bigger fanbase here on XDA.
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Explanations
What Does RFO.mscr do?
What Does CLASC.mscr do?
Which Packages Contain Modules and Why?
There's Files Missing from the Packages?
What Does RFO.mscr Do?
Well this script is copied to the regular Start up Folder in Windows.
I use short file names because as much as possible for anything that goes into Windows folder and have no other use being in the Windows folder then being copied by initflashfiles to another folder.
RFO.mscr basicly is the only file i use an initflasfiles.txt for (goes to \Windows\StartUp\ReplaceFileOperations.mscr)
Because after that it takes over the File Operations of the Default build in initflashfiles method.
Why?
Well You don't need actual shortcut files present in ROM to make them.
Code:
CreateShortcut("\Windows\StartUpDisabled\btdwake.lnk","\Windows\btdwake.exe")
in the RFO i don't put that much actual File Operations.
Only the ones that might be useful.
(Why start up WiFiInit.exe during autorun, if it's only useful after the Autorun reBoot?)
Code:
CreateShortcut("\Windows\StartUp\WiFiInit.lnk","\Windows\WiFiInit.exe")
I basicly set up the Second mortscript that will run after the Autorun reboot.
And i make sure the script is not to short. A script that is to short might actually copy the second script so fast into the autorun folder that it will actually be run immediately at during Autorun.
And i make sure the script deletes itself
Code:
RegDeleteKey( "HKLM" , "Services\SqmUpload" , TRUE , TRUE )
RegDelete( "HKLM" , "init" , "Launch99" )
SetFileAttribute("\Windows\StartUp\ReplaceFileOperations.mscr", "readonly", FALSE)
SetFileAttribute("\Windows\StartUp\ReplaceFileOperations.mscr", "system", FALSE)
CreateShortcut("\Windows\StartUp\WiFiInit.lnk","\Windows\WiFiInit.exe")
Copy( "\Windows\CLASC.mscr", "\Windows\StartUp\Clean AutoShortCutStartUp.mscr" )
Delete( "\Windows\StartUp\ReplaceFileOperations.mscr" )
So you can choose during which Boot you want to do what.
But it's better to do it after the first Reboot in case there is no Autorun installation and the phone reboots before finishing the RFO script.
So the Yummy goes to the CLASC.mscr.
What Does CLASC.mscr Do?
Well this does the actuall JuJu...
It takes over the Job of AutoAttribute.exe, so that can be kicked out of the Rom.
Code:
SetFileAttribute("\Windows\StartUp\Clean AutoShortCutStartUp.mscr", "readonly", FALSE)
SetFileAttribute("\Windows\StartUp\Clean AutoShortCutStartUp.mscr", "system", FALSE)
It Takes over the Job of AutoShortcut.exe and initflashfiles.
(less autoshortcut.provxml files in the final rom for the people to lazy to put these into a .rgu file for correct cleanliness)
Also Autoshortcut.exe is set up to run and check the regsitry at every Boot up, so out with this nonsense.
Code:
MkDir("\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Office")
CreateShortcut("\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Office\Adobe Reader.lnk","\Windows\AdobeReaderLE.exe")
And eventually it run some Post Stuff to make setting up the device easier at first boot.
Code:
Run("\Windows\ConnectionSetup.exe")
Delete( "\Windows\StartUp\Clean AutoShortCutStartUp.mscr" )
Message("Thank you for installing A SPC Optimized Rom. ","Installation Finished")
Also sometimes people encounter a registry setting that does not get applied directly because of .rgu or .provxml conflict.
So instead of making a new EXTRA .provxml file to fix this.
The registry setting can be added to a file that is already there.
Code:
RegWriteString ("HKLM", "Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Skins", "DefaultPortraitSkin", "\Storage Card\My Documents\Windows Media Skins\Mono SPC\portrait-htc-touch.skn")
RegWriteString ("HKLM", "Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Skins", "DefaultLandscapeSkin", "\Storage Card\My Documents\Windows Media Skins\Mono SPC\landscape-htc-touch.skn")
Or create a new start up script that runs at every start up when you have these annoying Registry settings that for some reason like to reset to a specific default value.
Code:
WriteFile("\Windows\StartUp\FixRightSFTKey.mscr", 'RegWriteString("HKCU", "Software\Microsoft\Today\Keys\113", "Open", "\Windows\Submenus\Contacts.mbi")^NL^RegWriteString("HKCU", "Software\Microsoft\Today\Keys\113", "Default", "Contacts")')
Less headaches going trough all the files finding the conflicts, as you now have a sure fire hit to get the registry right.
And we all know that eventually you will stumble upon the rgu or provxml file that is causing Havoc. But at least you don't have to stay awake pounding your head to find them.
Which Packages Contain Modules and Why?
Well the ones that do have Modules instead of regular files most propalby..
Work as a Module.
Show improved starting up of the application
Can be made into a module to start with (not all files like this)
Show improved handling speed or usage performance.
So when you do find Modulated files in the packages, these have been tested and found worth modulating.
These days most of the kitchen's have G'Reloc.exe build into the cooking process.
So the chance of Modules overlapping a specific memory allocation/space is fixed.
Some kitchens also offer this functionality to Make Modules of files.
But in some Junior Cheffs cases, that usually will result in (nice term coming) OverModulating.
If the kitchen you are using does not run G'Reloc.exe automatically please do so manually when cooking packages with modules.
Update 2009/04/12
Here is a working cab to enable "Rogers/Fido Call Display" by Captain_Throwback. This cab has been tested and proven to work with many ROMs. I've personally tested it on "Energy" and "RoMEOs" ROMs and it work like a miracle. A big bravo to you, Captain
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The QUICK/EASY method on Post #14 only work for ELITE RC2 (cab file included)
----------ROMs that work for Raphael----------
NATF's v4
Lantis OS 21009 AKU 1.5.0 v3.00
RRE Canadian 4.1
PROven ROM 1.12
Elite RC3 will include this option
For Da_G ROM and Shipped ROM, you simply have to replace the dll file
----------This is how you do it, for chefs----------
After 33 hours straight non-sleep, and plenty of pm to Da_G and NATF, I can proudly say that we've found the perfect answer for this problem
and finally we can put an end to this question "how to make Rogers/Fido Call display to work?"
I've tested this and believe that this solutions may work for any ROM. So far I've tested with 2 of NATF's ROMs, but I need someone to test
this on Kaiser and other device as well. You don't need to used a Shipped ROM, but you can apply these step to any of your favorite ROM.
2 simple steps in summary:
First you need to cook rilphone.dll file into your ROM in the folder /OEM/OEMDrivers/
Second, you need to change the file that setup all the registry key to your device when you flash
For Fuze (may be different for Kaiser), this is the file: /OEM/OEMDrivers/de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu
(I attach the original file from Da_G's clean ROM)You can either just replace this file or simply go in the file and Make
sure that all lines related to these regs are the same as the one I've posted here (took from Da_G's ROM)
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\RIL]
POST #12 includes all registry lines that I've modified
The Files are attached.
----------How to cook rilphone.dll into your favorite ROM, from Da_G's words----------
Code:
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=01=-[/COLOR][/B] Download a ROM Kitchen for your device, for Fuze is RaphaelKitchen
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=02=-[/COLOR][/B] Extract Kitchen
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=03=-[/COLOR][/B] Copy your favorite ROM *.nbh file into \BaseROM\ folder (from extracted Kitchen)
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=04=-[/COLOR][/B] Rename your *.nbh file to RUU_Signed.nbh
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=05=-[/COLOR][/B] Launch "RaphaelKitchen.CMD" from *Kitchen\ folder
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=06=-[/COLOR][/B] choose "e" for extract, then "a" for from BaseROM "RUU_Signed.nbh
(if everything work so far, your dos should be running on it own now)
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=07=-[/COLOR][/B] When it's done, check if you have these three main Folders
+/OEM
+/SYS
+/ROM
(make sure they are not empty or only have 1 sub folder. if this is the case,
then your favorite ROM is protected... ask the cook nicely to share with you
those 3 folders)
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=08=-[/COLOR][/B] replace these 3 files into /OEM/OEMDrivers/
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=141542&d=1230689478"]+"rilphone.dll[/URL]",
[URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=141541&d=1230689478"]+"de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu"
+"de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.dsm"[/URL]
[COLOR="Red"][B][SIZE="2"]It's recommended that you modify the *.rgu file instead of replacing it for a moded ROM,
because of all the tweaks chefs have added.)
For list of registries that I've changed in the *.rgu file, [URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3106249&postcount=12"]READ POST #12[/URL][/SIZE][/B][/COLOR]
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=09=-[/COLOR][/B] Launch "RaphaelKitchen.CMD" from *Kitchen\ folder again
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=10=-[/COLOR][/B] chose "cf" for cook and flash a ROM, then "b" for "if you want to use the
new BuildOS+Package..."
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=11=-[/COLOR][/B] Ervius Package _tool+BuildOS windows will launch, choose "BuilOS" tab
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=12=-[/COLOR][/B] click on "Load ROM", now choose your Kitchen/ Folder where you have
OEM/ROM/SYS folder, then click ok
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=13=-[/COLOR][/B] Click on RUN, once it finished loading the ROM. When you see the
word "Done" Close Ervius by clicking on the "X" button
(your DOS will run again, and ask you to press any key to start... Press
the "any key" :p )
[B][COLOR="Indigo"]-=14=-[/COLOR][/B] While it's running, it will open a tables with a bunch of numbers that
you don't understand
(it's checking the memory)... just close it by clicking on the "x" button.
(your Dos will run again, till you get your favorite Flash Window come up...
from here, you're on your own)
Don't forget to HardSPL your device before FLashing your device.
Let us know if this method work for you.
I'm also inviting all the Chefs to join the fun and provide us a Canadian version.
----------Credits----------
This tweak isn't perfect, but took me a while to make Rogers/Fido Display work. However I wouldn't be able to get this far without the helps of Da_G, NATF, trueg and a bunch of other people that I've bugged.
At least give some credits to those who have spent so much time to make this finally happened. Like Da_G said, a donation isn't required, but always appreciated.
Donate
Also, thank nitroblu and y2whisper and other Canadian users who has tested and post their results
There were many bounty offering for this discovery, but none of them keep their words... so disappointed... anyway
----------Found issues----------
1- Does not work while MSVC phone notification is activate.
2- May have issues with QuickGPS (not yet confirmed)
3- It froze my device every-time I run it with spb Wireless (need confirmation)
Can any Mod Change the topic of this one to "[Tut]First step to Canadian ROM, Rogers/Fido Display on your Fuze"
Click edit on the first post, then click advanced edit, you can change the topic from there
Da_G said:
Click edit on the first post, then click advanced edit, you can change the topic from there
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Thank you... Now, I'll leave the Rom Cooking to the real Chef... I'm going to bed
so happy now
Hi pandaboyy,
Thanks for doing all the hard work. I am in Toronto and use Rogers and ever since I got my Tilt2 earlier this year I have been missing the name display. I just got my Fuze from the states today and installed NATF v3.2 rom. I look forward to having name display working again.
Just one question: any way to put this in a cab or build it into NAFT roms?
Thanks again.
Rob.
talonrob said:
Hi pandaboyy,
Thanks for doing all the hard work. I am in Toronto and use Rogers and ever since I got my Tilt2 earlier this year I have been missing the name display. I just got my Fuze from the states today and installed NATF v3.2 rom. I look forward to having name display working again.
Just one question: any way to put this in a cab or build it into NAFT roms?
Thanks again.
Rob.
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Hey Rob,
I was about going to TO today to celebrate New Year Eve, but since I didn't sleep I got lazy out and drop the plan (true story). I don't think a cab would do the job. Da_G did explain it, but trust me, I still don't understand why
Da_G said:
Yes, the reason my method does not work is because the rilphone.dll is not signed with a trusted certificate as I stated..
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And since I'm far from a chef, I really don't know how to cook a cab sorry.
However, try the cooking process that I mentioned in the first post. It's as easy as 1-2-3 and it's fun to start understand a little bit how your device work. Once you open the "de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu" file, you'll see that's the whole reg setting of your device. This may helps in the future, because you can actually customize your ROM so that whenever you re-flash it, your reg is already added.
Just try the Kitchen_Raphael (it's small and very easy). It'll take you about 15min to do the whole thing... with NAFT's permission, I'll try to release v3.2 with Rogers display. However, here is a good news for you; NATF is trying to release the first Canadian ROM very soon
Help me to Help you
I was trying change the entry in de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu file instead of replacing it to keep all the Tweaks that NATF has done. However, I come up with this error when I tried to build the ROM
"Error building default.hv and user.hv! (see "BuildOS-log.TXT")
I take a look at the file again, and I don't see any important different except for the file properties (ignore the size). Look at the image. The working file is hidden and the hidden option is disable. The non-working file is hidden, but not disable
how do I change make the file hidden and disable the option? I know that DOS can do it, but I just don't know the command.
EDIT---------------------- Solved the problem, but still want to know how to disable Hidden option-----------------------
Ok, I've read several post around the forum, and quite honestly, it didn't help much.
so I did a trial and error... If you want to edit your the de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu instead of replacing it, Don't overwrite the file.
1- After you finish to edit save it with another name eg: de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94_test.rgu.
2- Delete the original file (or move it somewhere else to be sure)
3- Rename your test file to the original name: de3f3189-9f71-4162-9f26-39393dcc8c94.rgu
4- Right click on the file, Properties then make it Hidden
(You may find this funny, but this is my amateur way)
monx said:
that file has system attributes. run this from command prompt to remove all attributes & locked attributes.
attrib -s -h -r -a filename.ext
your rgu file must hv unicode encoding, REGEDIT4 in line 1 & blank space on last line to avoid rgucomp error.
Hope this helps.
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You mean
attrib +s +h +a filename.ext
then leave 1 empty line on the last line... do I have to add 1 space as well?
Just has to end with a blank line, rather than ending with a registry entry
Da_G said:
Just has to end with a blank line, rather than ending with a registry entry
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Cool, thanks
Ok, I have successfully change the rgu file. It's one of these Lines, but I don't know which yet and I have no energy today to test 1 by 1 again... so if you can test it for me it would be great
Here are the lines that I've changed to make Call display work
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL] ; for HTCmaskW1
"HTCmaskW1"=dword:1871
"HTCmaskW1BitMask"=dword:FFFFFF
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL] ;for A5/2, A5/3
"En52"=dword:1 ; A5/2
"En53"=dword:1 ; A5/3
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL] ;for remove RX Diversity
"RMRXDiv"=dword:0 ; Enable
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\RIL]
"DisH"=dword:2
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"DisableAutoPickupAtSilentMode"=dword:1 ;disable by default
add ---> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\RIL\APIInfo\69]
"Timeout"=dword:7918 ; 31 sec.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\RIL\APIInfo\82]
"Timeout"=dword:1D4C0 ; 120 sec.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\RIL\APIInfo\81]
"Timeout"=dword:1D4C0 ; 120 sec.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Cellular\RIL\RemoteCalltype]
"CalltypeDLL"=" PTTCalltypeCallback.dll" ; DLL containing the callback routine
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Policies\Policies]
"0000100c"=dword:800 ;Service Loading (SL) Message Policy
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\RIL\OperatorContexts\20801] ;Orange FR
"GPRSContextNumber"=dword:2
"UMTSContextNumber"=dword:2
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\RIL\OperatorContexts\20810] ;SFR (Voda FR)
"GPRSContextNumber"=dword:2
"UMTSContextNumber"=dword:2
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"BattSuspendTimeoutBackup"=dword:3C
"BatteryTimeoutBackup"=dword:1E
"BattSuspendTimeoutInCall"=dword:30
"BatteryTimeoutInCall"=dword:30
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"EnableIMSIAttachedIcon"=dword:1
Perhaps someone can pick this up for me since I'm not much of a registry guy.
Here is a weird thing that I found about this Tweak
When someone call, the ID will display and all... However, in Call history, it will only display the caller Name if it's a missed call. If you answer it, then it won't show the name ID in call history, but only the number... I'm testing it with FuzeBerry v6 theme. Can anyone confirm this?
and if you know how to fix this, it would be great
Ok, for this tutorial, I deserved a kiss
History:
you all know how I didn't sleep for 2 days just to find what needed to be done to make it work. Now after my 10hr sleep and a bunch of parties for new years, I finally found a way to do this without cooking anything. I need someone to test it for me thou. I've tested on NATF's and Elite's ROM and it works. If this work, a thank you would do.
The Basic:
The Main idea to make this work is to replace the rilphone.dll file and add some registry into it, like I was explained in the first post. Some people claimed that those files need to be cooked in, well, you don't however, you can't just replace rilphone.dll it just doesn't work that way. But I found a way
So How to do it?
1- Download rilphone+reg.zip file from this post
2- Extract the file and you'll find
+rilphone.dll
+rilphone2.dll
+rilphone.reg
3- Copy rilphone2.dll into your Device in \Windows\ folder
4- Copy rilphone.reg anywhere
5- Importe rilphone.reg to your registry (I used resco registry to do this)
6- Change this registry from your device
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"Dll"="rilphone2.dll"
7- reboot
8- copy rilphone.dll into your device \Windows\ folder
9- Change the registry back to
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"Dll"="rilphone.dll"
10- Soft Reset
11- Delete rilphone2.dll
12- Soft Reset
13- Give me a hug
***Please report which ROM have you tried this method with and if it works or not***
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Ok, so it doesn't work for every ROM. It worked with Elite RC2, thou... I'll give it more tries tonight. Stay Tune
If you want to try this process, please make backup of rilphone.dll first
And please try to put step 5 at the end.
Instead of trying all this, try the cab on post #26... if it doesn't work, just uninstall it. Backup rilphone.dll first. Worst case, just do a hard reset.
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--------ROM tested with cab-------
- Elite RC2 -> Work
- Proven 1.08 -> did not work
- Romeo -> did not work
-------- I'm sick of flashing and hard reset, so I'll stop here. If you're already on other ROM. let me know.
Good to see you we're able to get this working.
I didn't modify any part of the RGU file in OEMDrivers, so I'm just gonna drop the new DLL and the RGU/DSM you provided here into my v4.0 kitchen.
NotATreoFan said:
Good to see you we're able to get this working.
I didn't modify any part of the RGU file in OEMDrivers, so I'm just gonna drop the new DLL and the RGU/DSM you provided here into my v4.0 kitchen.
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Ya, it should work... however, can you check if the RGU/DSM file didn't affect QuickGPS? I didn't make any change there, but just check for sure.
Finally, I can sleep with ease now...
My next wish, somebody make a cab or 2 to make my previous post easier
Only problem with non-cook method will be, if target ROM is not cert patched, or doesn't have certificate loaded from rilphone.dll signature it will refuse to load rilphone.dll due to not being signed with a trusted cert..
hey pandaboy,
tried this on my fuze but didn't work, (using proven rom right now) my wireless radio stops working after. i even tried starting over by deleting your rilphone.dll file and softresetting to get my phone working and did the steps again. no go.
Same, my radio is not working now either. Is there anyway to get my radio back?
just delete the rilphone.dll file from your windows directory and perform a soft reset
y2whisper said:
just delete the rilphone.dll file from your windows directory and perform a soft reset
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When i try to delete it it says cannot delete the file.