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Re: Titan 20270 GPS kitchen

This tutorial was made by jjlwork over at XDA and I take no credit for the write-up. Just posting it so others don't have to go looking for it

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Originally Posted by jjlwork
Ok, I don't mind posting instructions on how to import someone elses kitchen just remember that if you post the kitchen module you create from this then you will most likely create extra burden for the folks that created whatever kitchen you are importing. I assume that if your savvy enough to follow my not so great directions then you are savy enough to support it yourself.

If you open up one of the premade kitchens files (program files->ppckitchen->BuildOS->Kitchens) you will see how the base kitchens are structured, and really this is standard stuff for most kitchens. It has an OEM folder, a ROM folder and a SYS folder, the other important files can be seen here as well there are 2 of them the Kitchen_config.txt and the selections.txt file.

You want to start with a fresh kitchen meaning one you haven't put any of your own oems into, you can put your own OEMS into the user oem folder.

The steps are create a new empty rar file, then from the kitchen you are trying to import go into the rom folder and rename os.nb.payload to nk.fat. now drag and drop the OEM, SYS, and ROM folders into the rar file you created. Next you'll wnat to go back to one of the premade base kitchens and copy the kitchen_config.txt and the selections.txt(maybe named something different but will usually have selection in the name) file. You'll want to edit both of these and change anything refering to the base you copied it from to the new kitchen you are importing. Then you drag and drop both of the edited files into the rar file for your imported kitchen. Put a copy of the selections file in the projects folder of ppckitchen. No open ppckitchen and open the selections file you just edited from it and you should be able to work away. YMMV this was just my experience through trial and error importing DCD 3.0.1 kitchen and I have no idea if they will work on another kitchen or if I have covered everything that actually should be done.

JUst to add, following my instructions the carrier OEMs are not setup correctly, when cooking the rom, you should not have any carrier selectied in the OEMS section, use only the drop down....there are extra lines in the Option.xml for the carriers that need to be added to make them compatipble with the ppckitchen....at least that is my initial observationa but I may be wrong.

EDIT: I forgot to mention if you follow my directions in my previous post with DCD's rom, you will get an error about a missing GUI ID, this is becuase the options.xml file in DCD's rom contains a pointer to two GUI ID's for VOIP however they don't exist, to bypass this error, open the option.xml in the sys folder of DCD's kitchen and look for and delete the following lines:
Code:
<Item name="VoIP" group="System Components" checked="false">
    <Guid type="p">8037e9be-9156-4b1c-8df4-9305bb0bac76</Guid>
    <Guid type="i">c4f85360-3c1d-4ace-8066-99d9056fa383</Guid>
  </Item>
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