How to Build a ROM so it displays your name

[lawmangrant]

Originally Posted by rockspeoplesfaces

okay i just flashed the juicy 4.4 rom (very clean by the way, and runs good) but every time i soft reset my right hard key doesnt work and i have to reset again.... do u know y?

Rock;

Post that issue in the Juicy ROM thread...your more likely to get an answer to your problem there, than you are here.

[rockspeoplesfaces]

MIGHTY!!!!!! (mighty mike rocks peoples faces)

[tobeychris]

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[MightyMike]

Originally Posted by tobeychris

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lol... guess he tried my rom ? ahahah

[rockspeoplesfaces]

yeah its freakin amazing, best one out there i think great work!!!

[indagroove]

someone please close this thread

[rockspeoplesfaces]

Closed.

[gguruusa]

Originally Posted by Old_Man_Jenkins

get off your soap box mr. "biggest player" I hate ppl who luv to toot their horn.

Perhaps you should know the subject a little better before making snide comments. In light of the OP, the advice was ridiculously obvious.

anyways, I am a big believer in sharing & helping others to here it goes OP...

after cooking your rom, open your .nbh in any hex editor. Attached is a free one.

once you have opened the .nbh, do a ctrl+G (if using the attached app), click on hexadecimal, then enter address 004D4E34, this is about where the rom version begins. you can change it here then save & flash.

Ew. That's messy on so many levels. I'll stick to my solution.

[tobeychris]

The whole (though very confused) point of this thread was making your own kitchen. This obviously isn't possible for most people, and for those who want to try, the best bet is to learn how to use Dogguy's script with Mamaich and Tadzio's imgfs tools. Once you've done that, learn more about batch and command scripts, or even more complex languages.

Please close this thread!

[gguruusa]

Originally Posted by tobeychris

The whole (though very confused) point of this thread was making your own kitchen.

Not exactly. The question was how to make a specific modiication. The guy needed to reduce to a kitchen to get to a solution, but that is incidental.

This obviously isn't possible for most people, and for those who want to try, the best bet is to learn how to use Dogguy's script with Mamaich and Tadzio's imgfs tools. Once you've done that, learn more about batch and command scripts, or even more complex languages.

No. Dogguy for making a base is fine (sort of). Bepe for building is not fine. PPCkitchen is hands down better at building a ROM. Not that you can't do it using Bepe, it just is more cumbersome and has some serious quirks. It's the quirks that make it a poor choice for everyone, novice and expert alike. Add in PPCkitchen's additional features to the mix and it's a no brainer as to which people should use. The question(s) postulated in this thread being a good example.