Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

I've just realized it would be best to use build os and develop my own rom. Just have a questions.
Do I let customizations run, how do I make my rom specific to sprint so there is no problems and I don't need to run a DCD cab?

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

Perhaps you should read a little more. Try some of the existing kitchens, get the hang of it, then think about making your own.

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

Sounds good, which kitchens do you recommend? And what is a good place to start. So far all I've done is download buildos and downloaded the Vogue kitchen. I ticked off the things I wanted and picked "sprint" as the carrier on the drop down menu. my phone is unlocked with 2.31 and my phone is on radio 3.42.30

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

Well there you go. It's now sprint specific and no need to run DCD cabs.
If you want to further customize it, check out OEMizer from the tools menu.

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

cooking is easy,just dont put too much spices(start from small and than add more). carrier list located at upper right corner. I flashed my rom many many times till made it in a perfect way.Good luck!!!

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

Rom runs nicely. Everything is going good. Only problems I have is the top bar displaying the time. "time and next appointment" which replaced the battery metter. any way to remove the time with battery meter? I can't the setting in battery, clock, m2dcustomizer, today setting, menu, or calender.

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

I had the same thing when removed from ROM the (HTC Home plug-in) ,and kept manila2d only.when i put it back the batery meter is back.Basicly im not using the htc home plugin,but it still affects the upper bar.

Re: Using build os for HTC touch, customizations?
 

Is there a tutorial on the OEMizer somewhere? I have been using the kitchen for a while but have had no luck with the OEMizer. I am sure I am just using it wrong.