How To: Kitchens

[nttdemented]

That setting is in the Buttons control panel.

[vboyz103]

Originally Posted by kaiguy

I haven't been following this thread as usual since I've been out of town, so I apologize if this has already been covered (I tried searching, and came up with nothing). I wouldn't consider this a bug, but for full disclosure:

Kitchen: 5.0
OEM: 3.0
SYS: 20931 v5a
Stock settings, Sprint Carrier

How do I disable the vibration when the hardware keys are pressed? I thought it might have had something to do with the vibration setting in TouchFlo, but that doesn't seem to make a difference one way or another. I hate asking what should be an easy question, but I just can't seem to figure it out.

Thanks!

EDIT: nttdemented, I'm down to test out your ROM!

Make a mxipupdate_file_name.provxml and put this content in and it'll disable after you flash.

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKLM\Software\OEM\KeyState" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="KeyVibratorState" datatype="integer" value="0"/>
<parm name="IgnoreUpDuration" datatype="integer" value="0"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

[catchacold]

Trying to map the send button to auto rotate screen in the OEMizer

Tried changing Record Hold to <Rotate Screen> - Gave me a error
Then tried changing Record to <Rotate Screen> - Gave me a random new button in button settings

How do I map this button in the OEMizer?

TIA

[nttdemented]

Took me a while to figure that one out but Tobey pointed me to the right Reg Edit and I implemented it in a .provxml file

To keep it together with the Long Press END Key I edited the .provxml file that is inside the Utility - Long Press End Key OEM. Here is how my file looks:

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKLM\SOFTWARE\HTC\AutoShortcut">
<parm name="\Windows\Help\Long Press End Key.lnk" value="\Windows\longpressendkey.lnk" datatype="string" translation="install"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell\Keys\40C6">
<parm name="Flags" datatype="integer" value="12" translation="install"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

The bold part is what sets Long Press Send to Rotate Screen.

I have noticed that using .provxml files is the best way to add registry entries as they are executed after flashing by the Customizations Auto Configuration process that runs on first boot. That way it doesn't conflict with registry settings that are created by default in the Registry hash files by the OS SYS or other OEMs through RGU's or default hash files in the SYS (still not sure where some of the default reg settings come from).

Right now I'm preparing a .provxml file that I'll include in an OEM with my registry entries to modify some things I tend to tweak after flashing like the delay of the call status when hanging up, data connection timeouts, etc etc...

[catchacold]

Who would of ever thought.........Long Press END -

I searched through reg a million times looking for send - digging and digging

[nttdemented]

Originally Posted by catchacold

Who would of ever thought.........Long Press END -

I searched through reg a million times looking for send - digging and digging

Heh, the setting isn't IN the Long Press END key, I just decided to add it in there since long press end and long press send are related buttons in my head so I just decided to add it there.

If you want you could add the bold text I hi-lighted to another .provxml file within your own custom OEM folder. Its all a matter of choice. And if you look closely you'll notice the registry key where the change is made, doesn't say SEND anywhere, hence the much appreciated guidance by Tobey who pointed me to that registry setting.

[dynopeg]

Tried to install diamond kitchen on my Vista pc. It goes to the command prompt screen, then says program has stopped responding and that it needs to close. I say ok, then it jumps to RUU screen.
I had a Titan before and kitchen program running. Do I need to unistall something? Any ideas?

Cheers............Dyno

[gguruusa]

Originally Posted by nttdemented

I have noticed that using .provxml files is the best way to add registry entries as they are executed after flashing by the Customizations Auto Configuration process that runs on first boot. That way it doesn't conflict with registry settings that are created by default in the Registry hash files by the OS SYS or other OEMs through RGU's or default hash files in the SYS (still not sure where some of the default reg settings come from).

On the down side, it consumes extra bytes, delays startup, and still has the opportunity to conflict.

You should learn how things work, or use a kitchen that knows how to address those kinds of issues for you.

[ivan1.ruiz]

anyone having issues with the sprint digital clock? It seems like the text color is black

[InvincibleLiving]

Originally Posted by ivan1.ruiz

anyone having issues with the sprint digital clock? It seems like the text color is black

sorry, i'm all about the flip clocks now...