i was wondering if the dsixda kitchen could work with the sgp. im just curious because i want to get into all this development stuff. if anybody has a simple tutorial link or something please share. thanks!
shahrukhraza said:
i was wondering if the dsixda kitchen could work with the sgp. im just curious because i want to get into all this development stuff. if anybody has a simple tutorial link or something please share. thanks!
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Yes. I use that to cook my ROM. Have you looked at the official thread? There are plenty of instructions there.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
and this one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1227549
I've used it before, just for deodexing and zipaligning. The other features are supposedly meant for HTC roms only. But for some reason I get errors with busybox symlinks and the way terminal is set up using the kitchen so I don't use it to cook my rom.
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klin1344 said:
I've used it before, just for deodexing and zipaligning. The other features are supposedly meant for HTC roms only. But for some reason I get errors with busybox symlinks and the way terminal is set up using the kitchen so I don't use it to cook my rom.
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That's true. I only use that for the basic things and for packaging the whole thing into zip. As for busybox, I use busybox's --install option and it will generate all the symbolic links automatically.
No I get weird errors like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22732320
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There is a rom for the hero that I am interested in porting to the eris. I have dsixda's kitchen, and have experimented with it. I just need a little bit of instruction or a guide through the porting process. I am also a little confused with update-scripts and updater-scripts. Any help would be appreciated.
Anyone? I was trying to port aospCMod, the gingerbread rom that has a working camera on the hero. I am confused in dsixda's ktchen when it asks about update scripts and updater scripts. Please somebody help.
Update: I tried it. I have no idea AT ALL if it works. If anyone wants to try it, PM me. However, do it at your own risk. I have no idea if it might mess up your phone. I'm too scared to try it on my own phone.
I tried port it also. I got it all working but the softkey and the button lights.
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Did you just use the port feature in the kitchen or did you edit anything in build.prop? I wasn't sure if I should change things from heroc to desirec in build.prop as well.
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I can post my build.prop if you like.
my build.prop is ok but I tried flashing mine last night but I got an update script error on line 83 installing busy box which I didn't even add to the rom. Any ideas?
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You changed it from "updater-script" to "update-script"?
Leave it as "updater-script".
So which option in the kitchen should I choose: concert the script, let the kitchen create it for me, or do nothing?
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Do nothing.
Ok I tried again this time there was a prop error so I assume that means my build.prop is wrong. Could you please post your build.prop like you mentioned before?
Edit: disregard that I know what's wrong I don't need it.
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If you guys don't mind, could you post your build.prop?
What build.prop edits have worked for ya'll? I've been experimenting but no luck yet.
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asiandrg0n said:
If you guys don't mind, could you post your build.prop?
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You can extract build.prop files from any ROM you like by unpacking the "boot.img" file.
To unpack the boot.img file, the tools you need to do this are:
- split_bootimg.pl (which needs perl)
- gunzip, cpio, and perl
If you are exclusively on Windows, you can install Cygwin to get a Unix emulation shell (command window) with all of the above utilities. (The Cygwin installer is quite straightforward and easy to use).
You can find the "split_bootimg.pl" perl script plus a detailed tutorial on how to do this at this android-dls.com page
Apologies in advance if you already knew this.
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I've tried deodexing using dsixda kitchen but I get errors and it never finishes. Not sure if I should convert udpater script to update script first or what! I only want a couple of files deodexed. Can someone please give me a quick and dirty little guide. I have smali/baksmali tools already or do I use something else? I've searched the forums but a lot of confusing methods is all I'm finding. Please point me in the right direction..thanks guys!
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I've tried deodexing using dsixda kitchen but I get errors and it never finishes. Not sure if I should convert udpater script to update script first or what! I only want a couple of files deodexed. Can someone please give me a quick and dirty little guide. I have smali/baksmali tools already or do I use something else? I've searched the forums but a lot of confusing methods is all I'm finding. Please point me in the right direction..thanks guys!
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Are you using the stock Sprint ROM? I did and had no issues using dsixda kitchen.
What files is it having issues with?
scrosler said:
Are you using the stock Sprint ROM? I did and had no issues using dsixda kitchen.
What files is it having issues with?
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No, not Stock Rom. It is having problems with framework files. It was 3 files, I'll have to fire up the Linux Box and try again to tell you what files exactly. I have not updated kitchen since I got the 3D, perhaps that's where I should start?
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No, not Stock Rom. It is having problems with framework files. It was 3 files, I'll have to fire up the Linux Box and try again to tell you what files exactly. I have not updated kitchen since I got the 3D, perhaps that's where I should start?
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Yeah, he made changes for the 3D but I dont think they affect your issues.
I'm trying to deodex the latest MIUI v4 (ICS) so I can try to port it to my Rezound, but I can't even deodex the ROM, even through the latest kitchen. Any ideas?
excellentnuke said:
I'm trying to deodex the latest MIUI v4 (ICS) so I can try to port it to my Rezound, but I can't even deodex the ROM, even through the latest kitchen. Any ideas?
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you can use autodeo tool to do the majority of the odexes but you may need to manually baksmali things like Bluetooth and NetworkLocation as they have more bootclasspath dependencies.
Look for a thread entitled "how to manually deodex odex back" should help you no end. If you cant follow that you are in trouble lol.
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excellentnuke said:
I'm trying to deodex the latest MIUI v4 (ICS) so I can try to port it to my Rezound, but I can't even deodex the ROM, even through the latest kitchen. Any ideas?
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What do you mean you can't deodex - what is the specific problem?
well with respect and regardless of the version of baksmali and smali used the kitchen in its present form will not deodex an ICS ROM for me either. So I take a different approach to achieving it.
I don't care if someone doesn't use the kitchen, I am retired and ICS doesn't work (ie. Class errors in smali/baksmali) half the time for me either... but, again, vague statements like "doesn't work" or "can't deodex" doesn't help a designer diagnose the problem.
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I don't care if someone doesn't use the kitchen, I am retired and ICS doesn't work half the time for me either... but, again, vague statements like "doesn't work" or "can't deodex" doesn't help a designer diagnose the problem.
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I'll take a look at the deodexing parts of the kitchens scripts and see if I can deduce anything.
wildestpixel said:
I'll take a look at the deodexing parts of the kitchens scripts and see if I can deduce anything.
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Nvm. Completely misread op
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jmztaylor said:
Nvm. Completely misread op
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Lol was going to say I got the mail notification and thought what does deodex have to do with apk tool 1.4.3 !
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Hi, i'm new to the ROM building/editing stuff. I've read a lot about building ROM's from scratch, but thats not what i'm interested in. I would like to know if, and if i can how, i can edit an existing rom for the Samsung Infuse 4g such as the stock rom and replace stock apps. I want to just edit some of the system/apps like the stock launcher, stock messaging app, etc and replace them with different ones that i already have downloaded. I don't want to edit any of the really deep/internal stuff just the stock applications that are loaded on the phone. Pretty much i want to theme it i guess you could say. Can anyone help me out or point me in the right direction?? Thanks in advanced. I'm looking forward to working with custom ROM's.
bump. can anyone help a guy out??
3 months. Am I posting to the wrong forum?
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How do you flash new rom on your samsung. Is it a .zip file and you flash it via cwm?
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Use this tool forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1415600
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3 months. Am I posting to the wrong forum?
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Assuming your file is a .zip file, you could just replace the applications you want (found in the "system/app" folder) on the zip, and sign it afterwards with a tool like AndroidSigner. It works for me
dsixda's kitchen
I haven't used this, but I have seen other ROM modders talk about this application called Kitchen (by dsixda). The link to the post is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
From the looks of it, it fits your bill.
you have Output the /system and do some work like change themes and other stuff and their is guys in Android Development and Hacking>Android Software Development
First off, thanks for all your replies, I appreciate getting some assistance. To answer most questions, yes I have the rom as a .zip file and flash it with cwm. I will try to replace the apps I want and then look into signing it ( which I don't know a whole lot about, but ill Google it.)
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Yeah so the apps are in /system/apps/ You can replace them easily, but You have to set good permisions
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Use this tool forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1415600
Hey there,
I've just been getting into ROM development and have a Sprint Samsung GNEX (toroplus) and a Google Nexus 7 (grouper). I made an AOSP build of 4.1.1 for my N7 and was using dsixda's ROM Kitchen to add root functionality, busybox, and to change the name of the ROM. I keep getting a "Status 6" error when trying to flash the ROM after building it.
I looked in the FAQ section of the thread and saw that it had to do with incorrect formatting due to using the wrong text editor, but the thing is that I haven't touched Windows while building this, it's all been on Linux.
So after flashing it, I used the "Report Error" function and check the recovery log, looks like there are some syntax errors. Could anyone help me out?
Thanks in advance!
Recovery.log
http://pastebin.com/QvpKe8vQ
updater-script
http://pastebin.com/kpMyqvTY
EDIT: Of course, the first thread I make has a typo in the Title. Wow. Can a moderator fix the typo in the title? Thanks!
Just click on edit then advanced and edit the title.
Personally I would suggest just building with those features from source.
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So don't use dsixda's kitchen at all? And sorry, how do you compile from source with root functionality and busybox?
Anybody? I'm a little new to this stuff and am looking for some help, I was hoping this was the right place...
something15525 said:
Anybody? I'm a little new to this stuff and am looking for some help, I was hoping this was the right place...
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You are using an aosp rom. There shouldn't be any reason you need the android kitchen. Go to github.com/cyanogenmod/android_build read the commit history. Should give you some insight with building a better busy box and root. Look up the system su from cyanogenmod ect ect.
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lithid-cm said:
You are using an aosp rom. There shouldn't be any reason you need the android kitchen. Go to github.com/cyanogenmod/android_build read the commit history. Should give you some insight with building a better busy box and root. Look up the system su from cyanogenmod ect ect.
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Okay, thanks! I'll take a look at it when I get some time!