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Re: WM 6.5 Kitchen QVGA and VGA Developer Edition

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Originally Posted by Wizzard View Post
JooJooBee666, Help! Or anyone else!

I have an Apache which I have upgraded to 6.5 with the 21500 PPCKitchen.

I have downloaded the files you have posted and put them into the Kitchen.

1. Put the 23016 Common and 96dpi rar files in the Kitchen folder
2. Extracted the XIP files and placed the Apache core file in the Kitchen folder.
3. Created buildbase file WM6.5_96DPI_QVGA_23016_409.txt
4. Added the BaseGroup XipFilename to the Apache_WM6.1.txt

Ran the Kitchen with nothing selected without incident.

Flashed the phone.

It will not go past the Boot Screen with the red numerals.

The exact same results with your previous 2300x files.

Please, Tell Me What I did Wrong! This is so frustrating!

Thanks very much.
Sorry for the delayed response, I'm actually on vacation in Key West (getting married , but did some one say PPC addict)

The files I posted should be working fine, so here's what I would look at.

A while ago, I posted a PPCKitchen "guide" for changing the files. It's been a while, so I will repost and update it for you and anyone else who might need it as well. FYI, these are for the normal PPCKitchen, not the Dev. release. I changed it around to reflect these should look for the Apache

FYI, there are some tips inside of the Code boxes. Look for the " <- " ):

Create a new Buildbase file for the specific build number you are cooking.

BuildBase file name = WM6.5_96DPI_VGA_23016.txt

Contents:
Code:
GroupConfigVersion=.90.01
BuildID=WM6.5_23016  <-This is how the PPCK decides what XIP to use from the DeviceBase
CheckForFeature=QVGA
ModuleDir=[KitchenPath]SYS_23016_Common[Archive]
ModuleDir=[KitchenPath]SYS_23016_96DPI_0409[Archive]

The [Archive] tells PPCK that this is a RAR file.  If you want to use a folder, remove the [Archive]
DeviceBase filename = Apache_WM6.1.txt

Contents of Apache_WM6.1.txt

Code:
GroupConfigVersion=.90.01
[Screen]=QVGA
[DPI]=96DPI
[StockBuild]=18713

KitchenDir=[KitchenPath]Apache_Core[Archive]  <-Here's the Core file.  Be sure that the XIP (in this case Apache_23016_xip.BIN) is added in to the ROM folder in this rar.

[BaseGroup]

XipFilename=Apache,WM6.1_20755,Apache_19965.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.1_20924,Apache_20924_1.03.651.3.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.1_20931,Apache_20931_1.03.651.3.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.1_21042,Apache_21042.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.1_21202,Apache_21202.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.5_21501,Apache_21501.enc.bin
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.5_21215,Apache_21215_xip.BIN
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.5_21222,Apache_21222_XIP.BIN
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.5_21502,Apache_21502_XIP.BIN
XipFilename=Apache,WM6.5_23016,Apache_23016_XIP.BIN   <-This is where your BuildID (in bold) comes into play. 


   ModuleDir=[KitchenPath]Apache_Core[Archive]\Patches 
ModuleDir=[KitchenPath]Drivers_Apache[Archive]
ModuleDir=[KitchenPath]Carriers_Apache[Archive] <-This is the Carrier File used for your device

ROMDeviceType=Apache
ROMOSType=WM6.1
PagePoolSize=7

SelectedBootSplashImage=240x320,<Default>
SelectedSubSplashImage=240x320,<Default>
SelectedMainSplashImage=320x320,<Default>
If you still have issues, put your build log up at http://pastebin.com/ and then post the link here. Hopefully this all helps

Last edited by joojoobee666; 08-23-2009 at 01:28 PM.
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