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Old 05-11-2008, 12:46 PM
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Re: How to Customize a Custom Rom: Adding/Removing Programs

It seems that if you use this method with any ROMs based on the new SPRINT ROM you will get stuck on the boot screen.

I've tried without changing anything in the ROM (just prepit, buildos, and builtit) then flashed and got stuck.

Anyone else having the same issue?
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Re: How to Customize a Custom Rom: Adding/Removing Programs

ha ha ha lol the roms made with the ppcgeeks kitchen or any other kitchen other the the dogguy kitchen .... when you try to decompile them they will be missing the rgu files therefore creating "rom" bricks ........... the answer to this is to download the free ppcgeeks kitchen and ...... MAKE YOUR OWN ROM !!!!!!!!!!
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Old 05-11-2008, 06:18 PM
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Re: How to Customize a Custom Rom: Adding/Removing Programs

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It seems that if you use this method with any ROMs based on the new SPRINT ROM you will get stuck on the boot screen.

I've tried without changing anything in the ROM (just prepit, buildos, and builtit) then flashed and got stuck.

Anyone else having the same issue?
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ha ha ha lol the roms made with the ppcgeeks kitchen or any other kitchen other the the dogguy kitchen .... when you try to decompile them they will be missing the rgu files therefore creating "rom" bricks ........... the answer to this is to download the free ppcgeeks kitchen and ...... MAKE YOUR OWN ROM !!!!!!!!!!
This is why I prefer my method. So what you are saying is that once you use the kitchen, you can't change to any other rom? That is exactly why I don't use it. While I respect the ppckitchen, I prefer my own method.

Anyways folks, what I did was made a bare-bones rom from the ppckitchen, flashed it, then I was able to edit a BOOTABLE custom rom again. Here is the new base rom from old_man_jenkins that I used with the methods in the first & second posts and it worked fine.

OMJ.WM6.1.GPS.Sprint.NEW.Custom.exe

...and rgu/dsm files are in tact...
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Old 05-11-2008, 10:28 PM
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Re: How to Customize a Custom Rom: Adding/Removing Programs

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This is why I prefer my method. So what you are saying is that once you use the kitchen, you can't change to any other rom? That is exactly why I don't use it. While I respect the ppckitchen, I prefer my own method.
*sigh* no, that's not at all what he said and totally untrue. You really need a better understanding of what the tools are, what they do, and what they need to work. What he said is dogguy's tools aren't designed to work with the rom you are trying to turn into a kitchen.

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Anyways folks, what I did was made a bare-bones rom from the ppckitchen, flashed it, then I was able to edit a BOOTABLE custom rom again.
Now what are you talking about? "...and then was able to edit a BOOTABLE custom rom"? I seriously doubt that flashing a kitchen rom to your ppc had anything to do with your ability to edit something! Did you mean "...and then was able to flash my custom rom and it would boot"? BTW, this sounds like an excellent example of why NOT to use the tools you are using.

Honestly, there are a lot of reasons to use buildos v2 and not ppckitchen's buildos, but they don't seem to apply to you. You'd be better served using ppckitchen's kitchens and tools instead of beating your head against the wall.
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