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Old 11-09-2007, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by luv2chill View Post
No, unfortunately it will not. initflashfiles.dat is compiled prior to the patch folder files being copied in. If you try it, net result is that you'll be missing any of the items in initflashfiles.txt files from the OEMs you selected.

The password to the rar archive is not a secret--it's "PPCGeeks" (no quotes). It's just meant to keep some degree of consistency to a kitchen build (makes it much easier to troubleshoot) and to encourage users to make all their changes via OEMs and patches.

So until we figure out what to do about initflashfiles feel free to go in there and edit it directly if you want to.
You can accomplish initflashfile changes by building a new OEM with your changed initflash files in USER_OEM. It's not perfect, as the old initflashfiles will run also, but it works.

EDIT: Luv2chill explained to me what you're doing in more detail. I'll have an improved mechanism avail soon.
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