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Originally Posted by dwizzy130
You need to have the XIP coppied in both the shared folder and the TP/Diamond folder depending on the device you are building for.
Also, can you post the 28014 that you are using?
dwizzy130
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Actually you can delete the xip.bin file from the downloads. When you plop the new SYS/XIP into the kitchen and build for the first time the xip won't show up until you click Touch Pro as the device or Diamond depending on where you copy the ROM stuff. The Kitchen creates the XIP.bin based on what is in the kitchen when you cook.
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Originally Posted by shaolinsoldier79
Looking for feedback on builds 28011 or 28014. Has anyone tried them yet?
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28011 was great on battery, 28014 might be a bit faster and I haven't really seen any hits on battery with it.
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Originally Posted by sc00b4s7eve
I noticed better batterylife on 28011 but 28014 is quite a bit faster (at the expense of battery).
My ROMs from both of these builds had 12Mb page pool (now testing 16Mb, which seems more stable), 550 Modules, & TF3D2.1.
Memory @ startup ~75-80Mb
Memory after a few hours ~90-95Mb
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Why don't you just select the PP to 0? Then it's dynamic and works MUCH better IMO. That's what calkulin does on his 6.5+ROM's.
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Originally Posted by shaolinsoldier79
In Folder:
Calkulins Visual VGA Kitchen/ROM/Shared/28011 I have a folder named: MSXipKernel.
Now in folder:
Calkulins Visual VGA Kitchen/ROM/Touch_Pro/28011 Shouldn't I have a folder named: OEMXipKernel ???
This is what the other build folders have. just copying the 28011 folder to each location dosen't seem right to me correct me if I'm wrong. Forgive me this is my first time adding anything to kitchen and my searches aren't helping me....
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Yes the OEMXipKernel does go in the \\\Touch_Pro\28011 folder. The zipped up SYS/XIP's aren't meant to just be unzipped into the kitchen folder. At least none that I have used. You have to do it folder by folder.