How to Build a ROM so it displays your name

[indagroove]

Originally Posted by rockspeoplesfaces

the mighty rom is very stable and i love love love it, thanks for all of the hard work (to people who develope roms) because idiots like me dont know how to do it ;D

I have a basic diamond rom building from scratch tutorial planned for this forum. When I get time, if will give you all the basic tools and information. Hopefully in the next week or two..

[egriffin]

Originally Posted by indagroove

I have a basic diamond rom building from scratch tutorial planned for this forum. When I get time, if will give you all the basic tools and information. Hopefully in the next week or two..

Indagroove, I'd also like to have your rom building tutorial. You'e been such a help to me that I continue to express that sentiment in my signature.

[indagroove]

Originally Posted by egriffin

Indagroove, I'd also like to have your rom building tutorial. You'e been such a help to me that I continue to express that sentiment in my signature.

Well, I didn't realize that rstoyguy has already done it here:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=25529

Check out his tutorial -- it's pretty much what I would have said anyways.

[gguruusa]

Originally Posted by indagroove

I have a basic diamond rom building from scratch tutorial planned for this forum. When I get time, if will give you all the basic tools and information. Hopefully in the next week or two..

1) download any kitchen (PPCkitchen is the most friendly)
2) build

If you're talking about making a kitchen base, read RSToyGuy's tutorial on how to use DogGuy's kitchen maker (but don't use Bepe's buildos, use PPCkitchen; it's easier and better)

If you're really talking about how to make a clean base...best of luck.

[OMJ]

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

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.

[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.

[rockspeoplesfaces]

Originally Posted by indagroove

I have a basic diamond rom building from scratch tutorial planned for this forum. When I get time, if will give you all the basic tools and information. Hopefully in the next week or two..

has this tutorial been done? if so, could you post a link?

[indagroove]

Originally Posted by rockspeoplesfaces

has this tutorial been done? if so, could you post a link?

..back a few pages of this thread:

Originally Posted by indagroove

Well, I didn't realize that rstoyguy has already done it here:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=25529

Check out his tutorial -- it's pretty much what I would have said anyways.