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A little chef tip:
You can find out what files are install for a lot of programs by examining initflashes.dat in the oemlang directory. Open it with notepad. |
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doing that now!!! how did your test go?? |
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Hello? what do I do next??? I run the stupid program and extract the .cab to a file, but when I try to close MSCEINFEN it errors and it doesn't continue to make the package...I did it once but can't figure out what I did.
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What icon are you clicking on? Im gonna post a tutorial. http://ppckitchen.org/forums/showthread.php?t=516 |
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that's it I give up for tonight. I can't figure out how to do the package thing. I am trying to make packages before I start messing with anything else, and I can't even get that...
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Oy....took one last shot and figures it out...I just let it extract to the folder it wanted to extract to and it worked. I was trying to tell it to extract to a folder I made in my Omnia folder...
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Okay now that I have gotten out of retardville...what are all the _dat and file folders in the kitchen for? do I have to go through that to remove references to things such as Shozu?
Also, I do not have that .dat file in my OEM lang file... |
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Show hidden files and folders and show protected operating system files. Then you will see it.
the _files and _dat folders are for syakr. Ignore them. |
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Guys, report this thread and request a sticky. My request was ignored.
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Omega:
Don't break your back with this stuff. Read up and take it slow. It takes some time to get your head around it. |
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Anyone have a link to the stock Beta Rom? The kitchen is not working for me, and I deleted my copy :-(
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okay I see the .dat file now...too tired to figure out what I am even looking at lol. What about the .mui files and such in the lang file...
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On another note, how do I change the registry files, for example making 3.5 the default framework... EDIT: nevermind on that print out idea...107 pages...lol |
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man there is alot of junk to nuke half way there!!! Smart Reader is not fun at all!!!!!
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I shrank the font size and took off the word wrap...only 33 pages now...changing the font shouldn't effect anything right?
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As for 3.5 default--the OEM I included handles that for you. |
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137.60mb in use 14.72mb Free 122.88mb Program 97.11 inuse 36.80 Free 60.31 Thats whats up!!! just a few more tweaks and it will be ready for release!!! |
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will it work fine if using vista 64? or should i vm it?
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I assume it works.
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so let me get this right for removing:
i opened up sztupy's automated rombot removed Dice(just for an example) then i have to search for its registry files, but in where? as far as ading packages, i have to download first, and just use that file bgill suppiled us with? |
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Or find OEM packages already made.
Registry entries are in rgu files. Not all apps have reg entries. |
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thanks rgu files are located where tho? |
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Scattered LOL.
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Very Scattered uggh!!!! well i think mine is done!! I might release it, might not!! But its pretty stripped down not as much as Adryn's but i kept what i used and got rid of the rest!! I have a lot of free space!!!! super fast!!! |
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okay, so I will have to remove references to the programs I remove from the .dat file AND any .rgu files as well?
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Be careful with the initflashes. I typically don't remove stuff from that.
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Oh okay, cause in that step by step it mentions looking for references in that an removing them. So I should just look for the .rgu files throughout the OEM and SYS files?
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Yeah.
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okay. So how do you get yours so small then? your .bin is like 81000k or so and the ones I have made so far are 121000k or so...of course I leave in smart reader...
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I removed a lot of stuff ;)
A LOT of stuff. Then I optimized it via Syakr. Smart Reader is like a 8mb program. |
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okay so smart reader is a big program. What is that optimize thing? I was wondering about that.
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In Syakr. It tries to compress the executables, to make them smaller.
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okay so in sykar I just click what I want to remove/install/configure and in the optimize tab I just click what I haven't removed to make the .exe's smaller if possible. I notice in sykar that there really isn't THAT much stuff on the remove tab...
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You can choose the option to optimize all in oemapps if you feel lucky ;)
Some tips: You can free a lot of space by removing non-english files. WWE (world wide english) files have 0409 in them. Always keep those. |
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okay, I'll try to figure that stuff out later. Sadly am at work and can't work on it right now unless I break out the laptop and tether to download the kitchen as right now the kitchen is on my desktop at home.
EDIT: Oh and do I remove all these rgu files and such before or after doing the buildROM? |
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Expect to make some duds that dont boot or have broken functions when doing a deep cleaning of the rom. Its part of the learning process. You can always flash back to what does work.
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This is exciting, great work Adrynalyne! When I first got my omnia I was worried about the lack of ROMS and kitchens especially considering all the options available for the titan. Well we are finally there! Now I have to learn a new kitchen. :)
Thanks! |
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Cooking should be a team sport. With there only being three guys doing it, and closet cookers who don't post, I just had to get more people involved. Fresh ideas from fresh minds.
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do I remove the .rgu files and such before or after doing the buildROM? I assume before....
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