PsykiROM v1.0 - Rhodium Manila VERY FAST! - [21042] [TP2] [UC]

[t0mmyr]

Originally Posted by psyki

It's an OEM for menu enhancements v1_0_19123021_01. I just made the HTCMenus.bmp blue and used the Helvetica Neue OTS font.

i dont currently have the tools to made a cab from an oem on my laptop at the moment, nor do i have that OEM (ya i know its probably in one of the stickied kitchens here but call me lazy) is there anyway you can whip a cab up for me with your blue bmp integrated? it looks great and i love the blue too

[psyki]

Originally Posted by t0mmyr

i dont currently have the tools to made a cab from an oem on my laptop at the moment, nor do i have that OEM (ya i know its probably in one of the stickied kitchens here but call me lazy) is there anyway you can whip a cab up for me with your blue bmp integrated? it looks great and i love the blue too

No problem, just unrar, drop this file into your \windows folder and overwrite the HTCMenus.bmp that's already there.

[t0mmyr]

Originally Posted by psyki

No problem, just unrar, drop this file into your \windows folder and overwrite the HTCMenus.bmp that's already there.

my menus are still ugly, all that did was replace the bmp file in the windows folder but im guessing i still need to install that OEM-cab first

[psyki]

Originally Posted by t0mmyr

my menus are still ugly, all that did was replace the bmp file in the windows folder but im guessing i still need to install that OEM-cab first

Ohhh yeah, you don't have the actual rhodium menu enhancement installed. There are a number CAB versions floating around but not all of them work with all builds of WM. In fact I couldn't get any cabs to work with 21042 at all, only if I cooked in the OEMs did it work. As far as I know you'll need at least a 21000+ build for them to work at all.

[psyki]

For anyone willing to try, here is a CAB I made to map the clock button to G-Alarm. It is essentially a hacked version of the SSMaHo method. This may or may not work! It worked for my roommate... Here is what you do:

1) Install the attached CAB. This will extract some files to Start->Programs->Utilities->SSMaHo 0.0.4.0, one file to the system root, and a shortcut to Windows\Startup
2) Go to Utilities\SSMaHo 0.0.4.0 and run SSMaHoGUI.exe
3) Select 1) Install new HookerDll
4) Tap the 'Close' left soft-key
5) Soft-reset, and the clock button should map to g-alarm!

If this doesn't work for you then you'll have to do it the hard way by following all the steps, again this is just barely tested!

[BLawicki]

Originally Posted by psyki

For anyone willing to try, here is a CAB I made to map the clock button to G-Alarm. It is essentially a hacked version of the SSMaHo method. This may or may not work! It worked for my roommate... Here is what you do:

1) Install the attached CAB. This will extract some files to Start->Programs->Utilities->SSMaHo 0.0.4.0, one file to the system root, and a shortcut to Windows\Startup
2) Go to Utilities\SSMaHo 0.0.4.0 and run SSMaHoGUI.exe
3) Select 1) Install new HookerDll
4) Tap the 'Close' left soft-key
5) Soft-reset, and the clock button should map to g-alarm!

If this doesn't work for you then you'll have to do it the hard way by following all the steps, again this is just barely tested!

WORKS LIKE

[psyki]

Originally Posted by BLawicki

WORKS LIKE

Great! I was a little nervous releasing that because it's kind of hacky but glad it worked for you. For the record others have posted several other fixes for the clock roll-back issues if anyone else has problems with their clock.

[schnebs1]

Originally Posted by psyki

For anyone willing to try, here is a CAB I made to map the clock button to G-Alarm. It is essentially a hacked version of the SSMaHo method. This may or may not work! It worked for my roommate... Here is what you do:

1) Install the attached CAB. This will extract some files to Start->Programs->Utilities->SSMaHo 0.0.4.0, one file to the system root, and a shortcut to Windows\Startup
2) Go to Utilities\SSMaHo 0.0.4.0 and run SSMaHoGUI.exe
3) Select 1) Install new HookerDll
4) Tap the 'Close' left soft-key
5) Soft-reset, and the clock button should map to g-alarm!

If this doesn't work for you then you'll have to do it the hard way by following all the steps, again this is just barely tested!

This worked great for me, thanks for the fix! Also, thanks for the ROM! This is truely the best I've used so far. Awesome work!