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Old 02-03-2009, 05:07 PM
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Re: Cooking roms with another rom
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Originally Posted by threeFiftyLi View Post
Thanks for taking the time to respond to me. I guess since its dependent on the combination of oem's and registry edits that turn a piece of work into a masterpiece, using a kitchen maybe worse than just using a prebuilt rom.
Not necessarily, you just got to tweak your stuff and make it unique.


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But overall, then it means that upgrading to higher versions on the different components in the rom may not be better for speed.
Exactly. Most of the components upgraded round here were originally found in the OEM directory of a different rom.

Edit: They end up in the SYS directory when the rom is decompiled, but that doesn't make it part of M$'s original Sys....
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