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Originally Posted by jim2561
well i assume you already know this, but thought i might as well say it just in case. using prepit.bat in latissimos kitchen (or something similar in whatever kitchen you're using) will do the same thing as having the basekit. the basekit is the oem, rom, and sys folders. by running prepit.bat on an nbh, it will separate a rom into these separate folders for you.
but ya sure ill throw it on my folder.
jim.
EDIT: let us know what you end up cookin up
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Jim,
Thanks so much. I haven't had a chance to look at what you put up on the ftp, regarding a base kit, but I'll be certain to follow-up with results.
My experience with PPCKitchen has left me very spoiled and perhaps, using terms relative to PPCKitchen that apply a little bit differently to other kitchens.
I had, over the course of this week (as you suggested) used PrepIt.bat to decompose a *.NBH file into a base kit, but the resulting base kit is not the same as what I have experienced with a base kit for PPCKitchen. When a base kit for PPCKitchen is produced, the chef will also publish a selections.txt to be used. This selections.txt helps in determining what is already included in the original base kit (.Net 3.5, for example).
When I use PrepIt.bat, there is no selections.txt and BuildOS.exe does not populate with the items that are in the base kit, so that I can un-check (removing) items from the base kit.
Thanks for listening and for your help.
Best regards,
-boggsie