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Old 01-15-2009, 10:16 PM
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Re: Building my own ROM
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Originally Posted by Sportsplayer612 View Post
If I'm getting to ahead of myself let me know since I'm just starting to cook a ROM...but is it easy to take the SYS from calkulin v1 21109 and cook it into the leaked sprint ROM or is that more advanced. and if so how would you go about doing that?
Yes. You use the copy command, once you have the new rom kitchen-ized. There are potential pitfalls, but you're not likely to run into them.

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Originally Posted by indagroove View Post
Why would you want to? Just use either 21109 or 20764. Mixing rom and sys can work, but what's the point when you can have a complete OS of one specific build?
I take it back. You should use PPCkitchen too.
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