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Originally Posted by colonel
I could, but I would have to create roms for all the carriers. The one thing I would like to do (or if someone had the time and ability to do it for me  ) is to create an app that lets you choose your carrier upon initial bootup and then carrier specific customization is performed from there. The wizards at xda have this in their 3.3 rom for the Wizard and it is really a great idea. I just don't have the time to mess with it right now. |
do you think Leave the config.txt for core/common cab and put carrier spesific item in Autoconfig_carrier.txt and operator in Autoconfig.txt is possible?
EXAMPLE:
Config.txt
Code:
;at the very end of config.txt should look like this
CPY1:\Extended_ROM\Autoconfig_carrier.txt
CPY2:\Windows\Autoconfig.txt
EXEC:\Windows\Autoconfig.exe
CPY1:\Extended_ROM\Autoconfig.txt
CPY2:\Windows\Autoconfig.txt
EXEC:\Windows\Autoconfig.exe
RST: Reset
Autoconfig_carrier.txt
Code:
;#############
;##Autoconfig_carrier.txt
;#############
[Carrier1]
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier1.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier1_2.CAB
XML: \Extended_ROM\Carrier1.xml
etc...
[Carrier2]
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier2.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier2_2.CAB
XML: \Extended_ROM\Carrier2.xml
etc...
[Carrier3]
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier3.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Carrier3_2.CAB
XML: \Extended_ROM\Carrier3.xml
etc...
;end of Autoconfig_carrier.txt
;with no rst/reset tag
Autoconfig.txt
Code:
;#############
;##Autoconfig.txt
;#############
[Operator2]
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator1.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator1_2.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator1_3.CAB
RST: Reset
[Operator2]
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator2.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator2_2.CAB
CAB: \Extended_ROM\Operator2_3.CAB
RST: Reset
;or ur standar Autoconfig.txt
or another way is copy & Rename Autorun.exe to AutorunCarrier.exe and patch/hacked the current AutorunCarrier.exe to execute Autoconfig_carrier.txt/AutoCarrier.txt not Autoconfig.txt ...modify a bit the Config.txt a bit to exec AutorunCarrier.exe then Autorun.exe... that way U'll hv a dinamic/dual Autorun/Carrier/Operator setting in first boot and running (if u create a shortcut offcourse)
well, just one second idea, never tested it...
