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EBO (Easy Bake Oven) On Hold - Update 11/26/07

11/26/07 update:
I've placed the project on hold for a while. I've been too busy to work on it and so instead, I'm working on an optimized ROM for my Wing. I might end up just using that ROM as the base ROM. It's based on the Touch-IT.
Update: Still working on release v0.4. So far, so good. No bugs found, yet.
Success! Tested AND Working flashed on my Wing!!!
Here it is! Version 0.3
All the passwords are: "ding"
Step one:
Download the Kitchen files:
Save them somewhere, say a folder called "Ivan's Kitchen."
Step two:
Download the OEM and SYS folders:
Dump them into the Working_Folder within the EasyBakeOven folder that you extracted on the first step.
Step three:
Download the ROM folder and follow the same instructions as step two.
Step four:
Download the Packages into the OEM folder.
Step five:
Run the RunMe file. Choose if you want the BioTouch. Choose if you want Office. Check what programs you want. Click on the little green "play" button. When it says "Done." at the bottom, close that window and follow the prompts.
This is a BuildOS kitchen. Download the packages and just double click on the batch file I made you.
Make sure you have enough harddrive space... I tried it on my laptop and I kept getting REALLY small os.nb files. lol
Now I just need someone to make me some good atwork... or I can make one myself.
BUGS Fixed:
V0.3
Camera Packages - Removed the camera packages and restored the original camera.
CommManager Packages - Updated their registry to reflect the Herald's wifi.
Removed Touchflo ghost icon. It was a mistake from my end. It's an icon pointing to nothing.
V0.2
Too many to fix... Just ignore the fact that V0.1 ever happened...
If upgrading from the previous version:
Download these files and the file attached and overwrite the current set. Delete the two camera folders under the OEM folder.
If not, download the whole thing again.
If you downloaded the original broken Alpha release: Trash it. Download the newest one. That one had more holes that swiss cheese.
Bugs found and how to fix them.
I missed an extra file when I updated the camera fix. I'll fix it on the next release. For now just delete the file "Camera.lnk" from the OEM\OEMAPPS folder.
11/19/07 - Nevermind, I completely broke the camera again. I'll have it fixed soon. I'll have to look through the original ROM and find the missing files.
V0.4 Coming Soon!
Changes so far:
Fix extra camera.lnk
Set packages needed for a basic working ROM to be selected by default.
More packages!!
Thank you's goes to:
God for giving me the patience to work on this.
ITJE for his base ROM
LordPhong for his Touch-IT fixes
mattk_r for inspiring me with his kitchen and for most of the packages
Warning:
Any damages caused by your ROM to your phone is solely your resposibility. The chances of you really bricking your phone are slim to none. As long as it's a WING. I haven't tested this on anything else.
Also, if you have a 64bit OS: Don't even try to use the flashing tool. It will not work.

Packages and Screenshots
This kitchen's base ROM builds a 12mb pagepool.
You'll have to use the pagepool changer to get it to your liking.
I'll be listing all packages in a few hours.
Here are a few screenshots.

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good ish, looking forward to it. One question, for the programs and tweaks, are you just going to include the most popular, or can requests/suggestions be made?

oh yes. very anticipated. This has the ability to JUST add biotouch, that is, without the cube? If so, mad props to you.
Also, two questions
1. Will I be able to change the base rom?
2. Can I get it to spit out the .nbh file from the RUU? Just for us CID-unlocked people?

fzzyrn said:
oh yes. very anticipated. This has the ability to JUST add biotouch, that is, without the cube? If so, mad props to you.
Also, two questions
1. Will I be able to change the base rom?
2. Can I get it to spit out the .nbh file from the RUU? Just for us CID-unlocked people?
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I'm still working on the possibility of seperating.... we'll see...
As far as your questions go:
1. Yes.... BUT, you will have to STRIP the ROM down in order to avoid errors from the kitchen. (Not as hard as it sounds, mostly just searching for the duplicate files that the kitchen throws an error out for. Just time consuming.)
The base ROM is just that. Basic as can possibly be. If you want a newer version of the OS and are up to stripping down that ROM for my kitchen, I'll add it here without a problem. This is more of a collection of works from all parts of this community, so if anyone wants to add packages to the lot, porting over newer versions of wm6 or whatever it may be (like art work,) they're more than welcomed to.

Does it go "ding" when it's done?

falconeyez said:
Does it go "ding" when it's done?
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lol. I'll add that to my todo list. (j/k... maybe)

Great work! Can't wait till its online.
The perfect solution for "cooking" your own Rom without the diffult (but most of all time consuming) proces of getting into Hypercore kitchen. Finally within the reach of my limited sparetime.
You could try to contact Itje about the differences between Wing and Herald?
Keep us posted on the proceedings!

Good Work!
Just one question.
Does it allow us to change the language?

jappo01 said:
You could try to contact Itje about the differences between Wing and Herald?
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I've being trying to PM every herald cook that I know of for a few weeks now, to no avail. No one has responded.

This sounds like a very, very good thing. I've been wanting something like this since I started playing with different ROMs.

very nice. morphgear?
nice work cant wait. have a question i have morphgear(nes emulator) and i actually paid for it. i was wondering since its an execution file can that be converted into a oem package for my own use with this kitchen?

xingeng said:
Does it allow us to change the language?
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I hadn't thought about that... I'll look up that thread that has the info about how to change the language.
10 minutes later... Why can't I find it? I know it's here somewhere. I've seen it countless NEEDLESS times...
ok... this is silly. Find it for me and I'll take a look. lol

teamrinse said:
nice work cant wait. have a question i have morphgear(nes emulator) and i actually paid for it. i was wondering since its an execution file can that be converted into a oem package for my own use with this kitchen?
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If you have the cab, then it's doable. Even if you don't, technically it still is...

Ok, Here you go.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=311078&highlight=dirty
This thread tells how to translate english into any other language.
ivanmmj said:
I hadn't thought about that... I'll look up that thread that has the info about how to change the language.
10 minutes later... Why can't I find it? I know it's here somewhere. I've seen it countless NEEDLESS times...
ok... this is silly. Find it for me and I'll take a look. lol
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ivanmmj said:
The Kitchen is ready. It's Wing only for now because I haven't had the time to research on the differences between it and the normal Herald. .
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hi man,I found that there are no different between all kinds of herald,only one is c858 without WIFI.
others all the same except keyboard layout.
ok and flash your nbh with jspl will be comfortable.
BUT should notice that IPL SPL not less than 4.00
or flash with ruu if you are hardspl.
cheers

canonyang_China said:
hi man,I found that there are no different between all kinds of herald,only one is c858 without WIFI.
others all the same except keyboard layout.
ok and flash your nbh with jspl will be comfortable.
BUT should notice that IPL SPL not less than 4.00
or flash with ruu if you are hardspl.
cheers
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Cool. Now I just need the registry values for the regular herald's keyboard layout.

Downloading to test...

Im getting an error message when it starts to build. Is anyone else trying this besides me?
the file 'temp/packages2f1ae01a-04e8-11dc-8314-0800200c9a66.rgu' already exists

ROM Cooking First Time - I HAVE SEARCHED and searched...

Hi,
Please could someone point me in the right direction on a tutorial/guide on how to use KovskyKitchen? If there isnt one at the moment then please let me know.
Furthermore could someone let me know how to rip/extract the baseROM from a UK Vodafone X1. I am completely new to this game but would like to make my X1 as lean as possible (really how I see fit), do worry I HAVE SEARCHED THE FORUMS but cant seem to find a definitive guide.
Cheers,
Phil Rich

philrich1 said:
Hi,
Please could someone point me in the right direction on a tutorial/guide on how to use KovskyKitchen? If there isnt one at the moment then please let me know.
Furthermore could someone let me know how to rip/extract the baseROM from a UK Vodafone X1. I am completely new to this game but would like to make my X1 as lean as possible (really how I see fit), do worry I HAVE SEARCHED THE FORUMS but cant seem to find a definitive guide.
Cheers,
Phil Rich
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There isn't one for X1. But you could read the guide for kitchen for other device (Touch pro, kaiser ...etc) since all are basically the same.
Basically, you need to put the extracted nbh file in /baserom and run the command the to extract.
Or maybe you could try mine or itje's lite/clean rom to save yr time.

searched and searched but didn't bother reading a couple of threads down on here..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=446382&page=2
to dump the rom you need itse rom tools and run pdocread.
if you type rom dump into the google search at the top it tells you how to do it.
I have dumped the vfuk rom, but the 4 raw files are even at maximum compression 250mb+ so I haven't had time to post them
When you have the 4 raw parts you stick one of the base ruu_signed.nbh roms that are already on this forum and put part2 & part3 raw files in the base rom folder of the kovsky kitchen, as said here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=446382

Thanks for the advice, but...
Hi,
Thanks for the links fards.
Please could you describe to me what a nbh file is?
What does it do and where can I get one from?
Does this come from the ROM dump?
Thanks,
Phil

x Panel
dude, have u rip the x Panel out from x1 yet?? can u pls post the cab file? thanks...

philrich1 said:
Hi,
Thanks for the links fards.
Please could you describe to me what a nbh file is?
What does it do and where can I get one from?
Does this come from the ROM dump?
Thanks,
Phil
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Just curious, but do you have any experience flashing ROMs yet? I have owned 3 XDA's and flashed many ROMs so I know a lot about the ROMs SPL's and such. Thats something you should be knowledgeable in. I am thinking about getting into cooking too now.
A nbh file is a ROM. The nbh is the product of your cooking, and the nbh is what you put into the RUU to flash to your device. You can get it from a ROM dump or you can download it from others.

It's always a good idea to just download the tools, start them up and take a look around. See what options are available and get familiar with them. From there start asking questions. It's a bit hard to answer if you're basically saying "tell me everything".

Angelusz said:
It's always a good idea to just download the tools, start them up and take a look around. See what options are available and get familiar with them. From there start asking questions. It's a bit hard to answer if you're basically saying "tell me everything".
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you're learning fast
all ive ever done is read the other device tutorials and had a play, although i did prefer the hypercore kitchen on the athena to the kovsky/kaiser based one.
but it does the job especially with the really neat options.xml generator

I am starting to learn to cook roms, does the HyperCore work for xperia? what kind of dump should i select? normal OS.bin (option 3)?

KovskyKitchen - Packages Editing/Removing

Hi,
Please could someone point me in the right direction for using KovskyKitchen. I have extracted many ROMs but when loading BuildOS, there is no packages under the 'BuildOS' tab. Is this correct?
As shown here http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser ROM Kitchen Tutorial
There should be entries in the 'Packages to add to ROM' but I cannot see anything.
Furthermore please could someone tell me how to remove packages from a generic ROM, therefore making it lite (e.g. Office, Messenger, GPS...)
Thanks,
Phil

philrich1 said:
Hi,
Please could someone point me in the right direction for using KovskyKitchen. I have extracted many ROMs but when loading BuildOS, there is no packages under the 'BuildOS' tab. Is this correct?
As shown here http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser ROM Kitchen Tutorial
There should be entries in the 'Packages to add to ROM' but I cannot see anything.
Furthermore please could someone tell me how to remove packages from a generic ROM, therefore making it lite (e.g. Office, Messenger, GPS...)
Thanks,
Phil
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I don't think there's a package list so you need to create one to get a list in that prog (I think), but I've not got that kitchen in front of me at the mo..
Before I've just removed the package folders I don't want.

Thanks fards,
Is it safe then to delete folders from OEM + SYS.
If and when I rebuild this ROM, without the delted folders, do you know if it will still flash and work?
Also could I please ask which kitchen (if at all) you have used in the past for the X1?
Thanks,
Phil

yep that was about darans kovskykitchen
i really like using pofs linux rom kitchen, as I use ubuntu at work
haven't tried with x1 rom yet.but I will when I get a chance

I started cooking my rom. Pls tell me what to remove from OEM and SYS folder, and what to add

I believe its just a matter of preference, it how far you want to go in stripping your ROM and what you want to but back in. You should just be able to add CABs within KovskyKitchen.
Thanks,
Phil

philrich1 said:
I believe its just a matter of preference, it how far you want to go in stripping your ROM and what you want to but back in. You should just be able to add CABs within KovskyKitchen.
Thanks,
Phil
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Although I think it's more efficient to convert them to "packages" first.

how do I find which cooked rom I have installed?

This is very strange I know - but I have flashed a few roms recently to find the one I liked the best and now I cant remember which one I ended up with !
Is there an easy way to see which one it is ?
duhh - sorry
Jim

jcarey said:
This is very strange I know - but I have flashed a few roms recently to find the one I liked the best and now I cant remember which one I ended up with !
Is there an easy way to see which one it is ?
duhh - sorry
Jim
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Got to Settings>System>Device information

Hi,
that tells me the various levels , radio etc - but not which actual cooked rom it was - eg davideukv4 etc
Jim

jcarey said:
Hi,
that tells me the various levels , radio etc - but not which actual cooked rom it was - eg davideukv4 etc
Jim
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You don't have "ROM version"?? It's the first value in that page

sorry - I am not being clear - my bad
what I want is to know if it is your cooked ROM package, panosha's etc
I know that I could probably find it by going through the first part of the flash procedure and stop when it tells me what is being replace ? But is there a simpler and less dangerous way
cheers
Jim (and thanks for sticking with me on this

jcarey said:
sorry - I am not being clear - my bad
what I want is to know if it is your cooked ROM package, panosha's etc
I know that I could probably find it by going through the first part of the flash procedure and stop when it tells me what is being replace ? But is there a simpler and less dangerous way
cheers
Jim (and thanks for sticking with me on this
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You can try that, it's not so dangerous if you don't go over there. But for example I've not setted anything for those informations, and in this case it will show only "1.00".

did you try to do a soft-reset and check the booting screens? some of the cooks put some starting images which let you know the ROM version number/type etc.

think i've found it by checking features in the threads for each of the roms on which features, roms etc and have found which one it is by comparing back to mine
A nice feature I saw from one of the cooked roms was that it filled in the ExtRom description so that the Device settings would show that - maybe a nice way for any cook to document their rom on a PDA ?
cheers - and thanks all for the help - appreciated
Jim

A Quick Question about osKitchen

When extracting a ROM does it matter what ROM it is? I tried to upload the GSM Energy GTX Cookie ROM from July 24, and it said that there was an error while importing the file.
"Can't extract files or build packages from IMGFS structure. Please make sure the ROM is not corrupted, that it's an original ROM updated released by the manufacturer and not an user-generated ROM."
I thought this might mean that I needed an actually stock ROM so I have looked for stock t-mobile ROMs and they are all in the .exe file type.
I'm a little confused, anyone care to help a noob out real quick? Thanks!

May be you will get mor luck with answer here? Dont you think?

hehe, I was frustrated because I wasn't getting an answer, I sent airextreme a PM and he never answered. I posted here so that people could help me with TP2 specific things (like if someone suggested a different kitchen for the tp2 or something like that). I know, it wasn't the right thing to do. I would delete this thread If i could.
For reference to other people airextreme replied with this: "You have to import the EXE file: the kitchen will unpack it as long as it's a recognized one"

khoyifish said:
When extracting a ROM does it matter what ROM it is? I tried to upload the GSM Energy GTX Cookie ROM from July 24, and it said that there was an error while importing the file.
"Can't extract files or build packages from IMGFS structure. Please make sure the ROM is not corrupted, that it's an original ROM updated released by the manufacturer and not an user-generated ROM."
I thought this might mean that I needed an actually stock ROM so I have looked for stock t-mobile ROMs and they are all in the .exe file type.
I'm a little confused, anyone care to help a noob out real quick? Thanks!
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u need to use a stock ROMs first to set up the kitchen i used the tmobile then u could get a sys matching xip. make sure you follow instructions on running the kitchen