My VoiceCommand OEM

[crawrj]

I have uploaded my VoiceCommand OEM package to the ftp site. It is in the Kitchen OEM as VoiceCommand. It includes everything you need but the VoiceCmd.exe or course. It includes the button 5 fix and working bluetooth. Hope someone can use this.

[boe]

Sorry - I still am not really clear on what a kitchen and all that stuff is but I do get to take advantage of the work people have done to make my PPC6700 more current.

Can you tell me what I would use your OEM for? I have VC 1.6 - would this allow me to load it into the 3.5 update so it doesn't use my other memory?

[imkk]

Which kitchen did you cook this with for testing?

[crawrj]

I have only been doing this for a couple of days myself but yes the oem takes up rom space. A kitchen is the bases for the rom image. Thanks to the hard work of others we are provided a kitchen to work with. The kitchen allows you to customize the applications that you want on your phone so that when you flash the phone it already has the programs you want installed on the rom which also saves space. This is the VoiceCommand OEM. It should only be used with the kitchen. Using this means that you only need to provide the exe (for legal reasons) to have voicecommand fully installed and working upon flash. This was cooked off of the HELMI_Apache_3.5_KITCHEN_PPC-GEEKS_r1.2-pre. And like you I give thanks to everyone here who has made my ppc experience outstanding.

[boe]

Thanks! So please forgive my newbie questions but now how do I add this to the kitchen (I have the exe) so that it installs to the ROM when I flash my phone?

Is there an easy way to tell how much rom I have free?

I'd love to add flash player and adobe reader to my rom.

[crawrj]

Roms themselves are products of the kitchen. You can't add OEM's to a rom. If you download HELMI_Apache_3.5_KITCHEN_PPC-GEEKS_r1.2-pre you will have a great base kitchen. From here you can add you own OEM's. There are instructions on how to build your own or their are one's already built on the ftp site. There are instructions all over the place one how to cook your own roms. But if you get stuck along the way I am sure someone will be happy to assist. You can check the memory from the memory section in settings.

[JBabey]

im gonna cook up another ROM with this OEM and ill report back in about an hour as to if it has fixed my problem, thanks for the effort.

[crawrj]

No problem.

[saridnour]

crawrj: did you extract the reg keys yourself or did you use what I posted earlier? I recently found I missed a couple keys required for control of wmp. Let me know if you need them.

-saridnour

[crawrj]

I extracted them myself. Please send them to me so I can see if they are missing from mine.