question on flashing to a new ROM

[mlevin77]

Originally Posted by jadesse

Don't get me wrong NRG's ROM is a great but I don't think it is any faster than the stock ROM. At least not on my device anyway.

when building a new ROM from the kitchen, what determines how fast it will be? Are there specific things to include/exclude, or settings, that make for faster response time?

Mike

[mlevin77]

> Try OsKitchen from Personal Communications Devices | Our Devices -
> XV6975
> 2. Then in the kitchen click on "Import" and choose "Import a new ROM File"
> After that you can customize your ROM aswell as adding other ext rom packages etc...

super. I'll read the directions there. If you have any suggestions on options or things to include/exclude for maximum speed and stability, please let me know. Also, if there is any not-too-difficult way to include software I own (with registration codes) in the ROM so that I don't have to reinstall everything each time, and/or to save settings/preferences (so I don't have to reset everything each time), I'd love to know about it.

thanks again,

Mike

[bawaji]

Check out here and here. Hope that helps as a starter.

[mlevin77]

Originally Posted by Relic

Try OsKitchen from [WM Kitchen] OsKitchen Zero v1.33.5 (20 October 2010) - xda-developers.

I tried to download it at

xda-developers

and my virus scanner keeps telling me there's a virus in that one:

http://about-threats.trendmicro.com/...AK_Generic.001

Am I missing something?

Mike

[sonami]

Originally Posted by mlevin77

I tried to download it at

xda-developers

and my virus scanner keeps telling me there's a virus in that one:

Trend Micro Threat Encyclopedia | Latest information on malware, spam, malicious URLs, vulnerabilities

Am I missing something?

Mike

i doubt it has a virus, it just reads like one to your AV program. same thing happend to me when i installed my kitchen. just turn your AV program off or ignore the warning when installing...

[jadesse]

Originally Posted by sonami

i doubt it has a virus, it just reads like one to your AV program. same thing happend to me when i installed my kitchen. just turn your AV program off or ignore the warning when installing...

HSLP will also give you a false positive.

[Relic]

Originally Posted by mlevin77

I tried to download it at

xda-developers

and my virus scanner keeps telling me there's a virus in that one:

Trend Micro Threat Encyclopedia | Latest information on malware, spam, malicious URLs, vulnerabilities

Am I missing something?

Mike

No your no missing anything, It is a false positive. I have my Virus Scanner set to ignore the directory that I have OsKitchen stored in aswell as other ROM utilities. There are a few tools out there that will throw out a virus warning (like a custom RUU). But trust me there is nothing to worry about.