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1. Load the new kitchen into a different directory than the old kitchen 2. select all the directories in the old kitchen OEM folder 3. copy and paste the old OEM folder directories into the new kitchen OEM folder. Select "no to all" when it asks about replacing existing directories. If it doesn't go smoothly (BuildOS fails), finding the conflicts between the old and new OEM folders can be time consuming. BTW, anyone else have trouble with the .rgu of the FileDialogChanger 1.66 OEM? I had to recreate it to get it to work (not in Unicode?). Also, the .provxml for one of the Telus carrier OEMs is marked as a System file - no good reason for this (some editors - wordpad - treat it as readonly). Is there a kitchen like way to build an ext_ROM? |
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A beter solution for transitioning between kitchens is to give all of your "portable" OEMs a unique foldername. Prefix them with "X_" or even "Custom_". BuildOS doesn't care what the folder is named so if you title them all with a single prefix at least they will all be grouped together.
Ideally BuildOS would allow for a "Custom" folder at the root of the kitchen where you could place your own personal OEMs and just tote that folder from kitchen to kitchen, but it's hard coded to only look in SYS and OEM so we just have to settle for "next best" until bepe or someone else invents a better mouse trap. @gguru - as for your specific issues I was unable to confirm either one? The File Dialog changer in the kitchen doesn't have an rgu file (just looked again) and it built and works just fine for me. And there is just one provxml file in the Telus carrier OEM (I should know--I made it ) and I just attribbed and it is not marked as a System file. Is it possible you were talking about something else or maybe it happened after you extracted the kitchen? Anyway please clarify. I am not aware of any buildos-type app for an extrom. It would be sort of difficult to pull off automated program installs there because the main ROM still needs the reg entries and/or shortcuts. It is possible to create a flashable extended rom rom image though--lots of ROM releases on xda-dev offer them. |
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Is "bepe" a user on this forum, luv2chill? If not where is he/she from? I was hopeful, with the recent revisions to support the option.xml files, that active development of the BuildOS tool was still going on. If it is I would love to see some override mechanism implemented. |
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When you say "no to all" during the copy, it preserves the new kitchen at the expense of the old kitchen folder. So long as the kitchens are based on the same core, this will result in folders you've added to the old kitchen being added to the new kitchen (ignoring certs.oem - it shouldn't change anyway) There's no way to avoid the analysis part if you make your own custom mods to a kitchen folder. WinDiff is your friend. In most cases, you can put the mods you'd make in a custom settings OEM - just make sure it has a late GUID (like FFFFFFF.....). The FileDialogChanger 1.66 I have didn't come from the 1.02 kitchen. It either came from the zip at the start of this thread or Colonel's ftp, can't recall which. It has an exception entry in it for regedit. |
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For te ext_rom, I'm looking for a way to say "build an ext_rom with these files". Seems backwards to have to put the files on my own ext_rom and then extract that image to get there. |
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