Apache WM6 Aku 0.7 Kitchen

[spetrillo]

Ohhh how I love this kitchen process. I am learning soo much about my 6700 this is amazing.

Now onto a couple of quick questions:

1) Are SDHC drivers included in the kitchen or do I have to add them after the ROM flash?
2) Is there an OEM for Skype?

Thanks,
Steve

[nickm]

Originally Posted by spetrillo

Ohhh how I love this kitchen process. I am learning soo much about my 6700 this is amazing.

Now onto a couple of quick questions:

1) Are SDHC drivers included in the kitchen or do I have to add them after the ROM flash?
2) Is there an OEM for Skype?

Thanks,
Steve

The included SDHC drivers don't work to allow me to see my entire 6GB. It only shows 2GB. I install another cab to get it to see the entire card.

[spetrillo]

Yes I saw that too with my 6 gig card. I can only see the first 2 gig. So I installed the other drivers and I am good to go. Is this something that can be included in the kitchen VZG?

Thanks,
Steve

[Kolano]

Originally Posted by verizonguy

yes, I did

Great. Per my original question, can you explain what needs to be done to accomplish this (i.e. truncate the first boot startup process)? I'd like to be able to apply this elsewhere.

[Kolano]

Originally Posted by spetrillo

Yes I saw that too with my 6 gig card. I can only see the first 2 gig. So I installed the other drivers and I am good to go. Is this something that can be included in the kitchen VZG?

Thanks,
Steve

Updated drivers for SDHC cards will be included in the official kitchen which should be released shortly.

[RussMuscle]

Is there a way to configure the Messages/Missed Calls today screen to dial something other than *86 for Sprint Users? *86 doesn't work for Sprint.

[guitardoc64]

Originally Posted by nico4k

Question: when will the new file explorer for WM6 will be imbeded in to the kitchen rom?


look for the cab file below. (simply remove the ".zip" extension and you have the full cab file ready to install).

It works just find if you install it regularly, and it replaces the old file explorer.

I got this cab from XDA-Developers

hope to see this change soon!

It's in the Helmi Addition folder as cecmd.exe,and part of the OEM. Open file explorer and find it in the \Windows folder. Click on the cecmd.exe and open it. using it's explorer go to \Windows\Start Menu\Programs and find the .lnk select the link, click and hold,go to properties and change fexplore.exe to cecmd.exe and click OK. The change doesn't even require a reset. I posted the "Helmi File Explorer trick" on another thread but it's worth repeating.

[spetrillo]

Morning all,

Are there any dialer skins that people have been toying with this kitchen. I do not like the default HTC skin, and would like to incorporate some different ones into my kitchen.

Thanks,
Steve

[Trident]

Originally Posted by verizonguy

bluetooth is the best I've ever had it on my apache, but I haven't changed anything on bluetooth--same stack, just increased the default volume as the original configuration in helmi's rom was a bit quiet.

I'll agree that when it's working correctly it is nice. Better than WM5 and louder than Helmi's. I've just had these bouts w/static a few times. I hope it's not my hardware.

[?GotJazz?]

Originally Posted by RussMuscle

Is there a way to configure the Messages/Missed Calls today screen to dial something other than *86 for Sprint Users? *86 doesn't work for Sprint.

Sure! It's pretty simple - Go to "Settings >> Phone", and you will see an entry for "Voicemail:". You can enter your access number there.

Hint: You can also enter your Voicemail access code there for ease of access of your voicemail. Use the letter "p" for "Pause", with no commas. For example, on my Verizon XV6700, I have the following string for my "Voicemail:" entry: *86pp1234#pp1

The "1234" is my access code, followed by a "#" (which is requested by the voicemail to indicate I have finished entering my access code). The "pp1" just tells the voicemail system to start playing the first new voicemail message.

¿GotJazz?