Apache Kitchen Update LZX

[cya]

drellisdee ... I'm always game to try out something new.

cya

[dennygun]

same for me..looking forward to it..Drellisdee

rgds,

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Change Log:

LZX Core: changed autorun reg (should be fixed) and checkautorun link to wm6.5 compatible. Make sure to make the kitchen_config.txt changes in the core for wm6.5 as its set for wm6.1. Also, changed the 19716 service patches to be selectable and off by default.

Carriers: Changed vzw arcsoft settings for arcsoft 5 compatibility from arcsoft 3 as it was setup.

Drivers: Upgraded from diamond codecs (dshow, mhub, picture enchancement etc.) to tachi/rhodium base. It grew about 2mbs in size compressed.

To use autorun & sdautorun you need to make a user oem with your config.txt that will overwrite the one in kitchen with one such as

 
LOCK:Enabled
LOCK:Disabled
CAB: \WINDOWS\sdkcerts.cab
EXEC: \windows\SDAutoRun.exe

I'm not able to fully test as I don't use my apache anymore but it worked with youtube player over wifi so Im pretty sure the codecs are all working properly.

Make sure you add the zzzzzGwes_off pkg to your user oem and select it.

Bonus added a ppck QVGA basekit for aku 1.6.7 build 21054 which is supposed to be the final build of wm6.1. Xip is in the apache core

Build 21054 Qvga

[cya]

Thanks Drellisdee ... downloading now and will test later this evening.

cya

[cya]

Drellisdee .... great job! I wasn't able to get the download of your 21054 to complete last night so I flashed my favorite 23414 ROM. The only change I made to the flashed ROM (besides using the newly updated folders you posted) was the exclusion of the Apache Sys file 19716 patches and I found a substantial system memory gain ... about 6mb. This ROM has numerous additional programs and features added in that I was unable to include prior to the LZX compression switch. After restoring 200 contacts and installing 3 cabs files I have 20.5mb of system and 25mb of storage memory. The old Apache runs fast and scrolls very smoothly. YouTube, IE, ... etc all worked perfectly. I was impressed when you first shared the tools to utilize LZX and I'm very impressed with the latest update!

This morning (Wed, Sept 30th) I finally was able to get the 21054 download to complete and I just flashed without any problems. I mirrored the selections used in 23414 and have found similar smooth operation and slightly more available memory.

I perfer 23414 probably for the fun factor up being able to use the latest available OS. Thanks for your efforts!

cya

[fort13]

Thanks for your work, Drellisdee

[dennygun]

thx drellisdee, have tried it, but non booter for me...

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Originally Posted by dennygun

thx drellisdee, have tried it, but non booter for me...

Post your build log and device project .txt and build base project .txt. As attachments please. You did port the xip using the apache_lzx source correct? If you didn't it wont be able to decompress the lzx imgfs if you have a regular xpr type cecompr xip (which will cause a non booter). Also, what tool did you use in building your xip?

[dennygun]

i'm not home right now, i'm building my xip using lenny's xip kitchen, will try again tonight using new build 23060,thx drellisdee..will post again tonight,

rgds,

[dennygun]

Drellisdee this is my build log, http://pastebin.com/m36ba8360

the 23053 xip is working with your previous package of Apache core and drivers, what more could possibly the problem for not booting?

thx,

dennygun