Originally Posted by swinn (Post 1860090)

I downloaded the kitchen and realized I didn't even include them! DOH! Funny how no one else has reported this after two months of downloads.

I am fixing this and will have an updated kitchen in a few minutes.

Originally Posted by swinn (Post 1857279)

The most basic instructions would be:
1. Extract the kitchen into a directory.
2. Extract my sys package into the kitchen main directory.
3. Run the kitchen exe.
4. Set device to Touch Pro.
5. Set XIP and SYS builds to the build you want.
6. Put a check mark in the box for "Real WM 6.5 AKU"
7. Click the "Other" button. Change "PP" to the pagepool you want. The default of 6 is too low. I recommend 0 so it is dynamic but you can do whatever you want. Click the big "Close" button when done.
8. Choose what packages. The most basic change would be to select the carrier package. Select Sprint if you are on Sprint or Generic if you are on any other carrier. If generic, you will need to install a carrier cab afterwards.
9. Click the "Create ROM" button and let it do its thing.

Once the ROM is finished it will load the pagepool changer. You can just close it since you can choose that in the kitchen itself. Once that is closed, it will load the ROM upload utility so you can flash it.

Originally Posted by bh77a (Post 1860959)

I'm interested in trying the plain 6.5 rom you have uploaded, but had a couple of quick questions that I'm hoping you can help with:

1. Does this version have the same fixes as the 6.5.5 version?
2. Does it have any issues, as no one seems to really mention it?
3. Does it have screen not responding issues? I read in one of the posts about a lag, but didn't know if it is in the kitchen, the 6.5.5 rom, etc?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by bh77a (Post 1861213)

Thanks! I'll give it a try. If I understand correctly, the 6.5 rom is basically the stock Windows Mobile 6.5, right?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by dwellman (Post 1883969)

I feel like I forgotten something I should know, but there is a way to maintain data connection when making receiving calls and texts, correct?

I thought it was DDTM but it looks like I can either send incoming calls to voice mail or let calls come in, thereby terminating my data connection-- completely.

I mean, I've noticed the network indicator switching from EV to 1xRTT any time I make / receive a phone call or send a text for a long, long while now-- even if I switch to using EVDO only.

Technical explanation for this?

Originally Posted by swinn (Post 1884452)

EVDO is data only. It must switch to 1X for voice. SMS is also sent over 1X.