Re: WM6.5 build 21501 kitchen
 

ok first rom running, for some reason i have an analog clock on my manilla home with small digital clock beside it. Which m2d selection do i need in the kitchen for flip clock? Is there a basic guide anywhere of key selections to use? I'm seeing a half dozen apps that say they all do the same thing by different users.

Re: WM6.5 build 21501 kitchen
 

Sounds like you have an old version of M2D. Look for a newer OEM...
Yes there is a lot of repeats in PPCK... Best bet is to go with the most recent one or find an new OEM somewhere else.

Happy cooking!:mrgreen:

Re: WM6.5 build 21501 kitchen
 

hey anybody happen to know how to get a newly cooked kitchen to test-run in Microsoft Device Emulator? Got it running on my Win7 and it comes with build 21234.5.0.1, but can't figure out how to run new builds. Looks like it only loads BIN and NB0 files, so i tried just renaming some NBH files to NB0 and it says not readable.
It would be great to be able to test builds out without always flashing.

Also i'm starting out using BuildOS, anyone know how to get the new M2D running (the one with flip clocks and weather)?

- UPDATE: I think i found the OEM's i was looking for thank's to RSTOYGUY
(see that's what the Search Menu is good for lol)
ftp://ppcgeeks.com/Vogue/Users/rstoy...apack_M2D_OEM/

Re: WM6.5 build 21501 kitchen
 

two newbie questions:
1, what max size of ROM for HTC Touch CDMA(6900)?
2, how to add executable (exe file) into ROM?

Re: WM6.5 build 21501 kitchen
 

1: 256mb
2: Apps are usually installed from .cab files (if using device) or if you are connected to a pc with activesync some apps come with a loader that runs from your pc and installes to your phone device.
Your phone doesn't run exe files like your pc, but it will run exe files that are specially designed for your devices's processor.
do some searching, there should be threads in the forum somewhere that explains things more clearly.
As for cooking apps into a rom there's several ways to do it. i like using ppckitchen myself.
hope that helps.