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Hi, I'm cooking my own ROM based on RUU_2.29.405.2 using dsixda's HTC Android Kitchen. With this I can get all I need, but I'd like to put A2SD+ (the kitchen allows only A2SD). Where can I found a guide about this?
Moreover I have another question less important than previous, but it makes me very nervous:
-> I create a ROM and deodex it
-> I take the framework-res.apk and I change the icons and the battery with SuperCircleBattery online
->I overwrite framework-res.apk from my ROM with the new themed
->When I run the ROM with this MOD it blocks on bootanimation and not go on.
Can you tell me why? The same ROM works if I don't overwrite the file [TESTED!]
Thanks.

Didn't maked deodex, used framework_AW_09_17_18_09_1.zip as framework replace with white numbers, for me works w/o deodexing an FC.
If you need file ask in pm.
All what u do in your own risk.
Here u a version A, for odex ROM worked for me
from 4pda.ru framework_AW_09_17_18_09_1.zip
can be updated by using recovery.
and post in forum framework version A
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salvatore82 said:
Hi, I'm cooking my own ROM based on RUU_2.29.405.2 using dsixda's HTC Android Kitchen. With this I can get all I need, but I'd like to put A2SD+ (the kitchen allows only A2SD). Where can I found a guide about this?
Moreover I have another question less important than previous, but it makes me very nervous:
-> I create a ROM and deodex it
-> I take the framework-res.apk and I change the icons and the battery with SuperCircleBattery online
->I overwrite framework-res.apk from my ROM with the new themed
->When I run the ROM with this MOD it blocks on bootanimation and not go on.
Can you tell me why? The same ROM works if I don't overwrite the file [TESTED!]
Thanks.
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This from http://circle.glx.nl/how_to/ :
"WARNING! Flash UOT file after you have first boot.
If you flashed new rom, boot up your phone first time
and after that reboot into recovery to flash UOT file."
You have to flash your rom with your framework-res.apk, after the first boot, then you can go in recovery and flash the patched framework..I don't know why, but it works..Maybe a bug in UOT kitchen..

andQlimax said:
This from http://circle.glx.nl/how_to/ :
"WARNING! Flash UOT file after you have first boot.
If you flashed new rom, boot up your phone first time
and after that reboot into recovery to flash UOT file."
You have to flash your rom with your framework-res.apk, after the first boot, then you can go in recovery and flash the patched framework..I don't know why, but it works..Maybe a bug in UOT kitchen..
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Indeed, that's what I do and it works correctly...I've not read that section of the guide on http://circle.glx.nl/how_to/ so I made it by myself...next time will be more careful.
Thanks!

Make themes for kitchen

I have trying to get themes to run in the Doc and Stefunel kitchen.
This is a pretty demanding task. Many (almost all) themes can not be used as is due to a non standard resources.arsc and 9.png errors.
There is some theme pro's here.
We like to find a some kind of way to enable any theme inserted in a rom.
Any ideas to make this in a easy way?
/Doc

No one here any ideas? I already proposed someone make a theme kitchen and integrate it with Doc's rom kitchen but apparently all the smart guys that got time and would know how to do that bought a Desire.
Which takes us back at doc's original question someone knows a fail-proof way to integrate themes into roms without having to flash a post-install zip?

Hi Doc,
i know this isnt way you want, but probably it can work:
What about make some script, witch will do:
1) after flashing ROM and start android - reboot android to recovery
2) (i dont know if it is possible) make script for CWM witch will automaticaly flash theme and reboot to system
If Im wrong .. ignore this

schiphol said:
Which takes us back at doc's original question someone knows a fail-proof way to integrate themes into roms without having to flash a post-install zip?
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I've never need a post-install script to put a theme into a ROM.
Except for the JPY Gingerbread, but me and XGX got that hammered out in the thread in the Captivate forum and it works just fine without a second .zip.

MikeyMike01 said:
I've never need a post-install script to put a theme into a ROM.
Except for the JPY Gingerbread, but me and XGX got that hammered out in the thread in the Captivate forum and it works just fine without a second .zip.
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Hi, any link to point in right direction is most welcome

I've merely dropped the framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk into the /system/framework. And any other files like android.policy.jar that goes with it.
For JPY, I had to take a few extra steps:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10258171&postcount=328

[KITCHEN] dsixda HTC Android Kitchen Now for Leo Nand

Thanks to our Senior Moderator dsixda , his Android Kitchen now has support for our Leo Nand too.
You can modify any Rom:
_Shipped
_Custom
_Nandroid Backups
It is easy to use with some automated features as:
_Deodex
_Zipalign
_Add scripts
_Add App2sd
_extract Kernel and initrd
_etc
Code:
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HTC Android Kitchen - by dsixda (xda-developers.com)
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Main Menu
1. Set up working folder from ROM
2. Add root permissions
3. Add BusyBox
4. Disable boot screen sounds
5. Add wireless tethering
6. Zipalign all *.apk files to optimize RAM usage
7. Change wipe status of ROM
8. Change name of ROM
9. Check update-script for errors
10. Show working folder information
Advanced Options
11 - Deodex files in your ROM
12 - Add task killer tweak for speed (stock ROM only)
13 - Add /data/app functionality
14 - Add Nano text editor + sysro/sysrw
15 - Add Bash (command shell)
16 - Add Apps2SD
17 - Add /etc/init.d scripts support (busybox run-parts)
18 - Add custom boot animation functionality
19 - Porting tools (experimental)
20 - Unpack or re-pack a boot image
21 - Unpack data.img
22 - Sign APK file(s)
23 - Convert update-script or updater-script
24 - Run plugin scripts
99. Build ROM from working folder
00. About/Update kitchen
0. Exit
dsixda said:
How do I import a ROM into the kitchen to use as my base?
From a shipped ROM:
First, find the shipped ROM for your device, usually from htc.com or from searching xda-developers (check the Wiki or sticky posts under your device's sub-forum).
This link may help: Various devices
Please don't ask me for links, as I don't know everything or own all devices. ;-)
The shipped ROM can be found in three different formats. Identify the type you have downloaded:
If the shipped ROM is in a .ZIP format, then simply copy it to the kitchen's original_update folder.
OR if the shipped ROM consists of system.img and boot.img files, then copy those two files to the kitchen's original_update folder.
OR if the shipped ROM is in an .EXE format, then do the following:
In Windows, run the shipped ROM's .EXE file till it gets to the first dialog. Stop there but don't close the window yet.
Go to Start->Run and type: %TEMP%
When the folder opens, search for Rom.zip (use the "magnifying glass" Search button)
Copy Rom.zip to your kitchen's original_update folder
OR from a cooked/custom ROM:
Copy the update.zip (or equivalent ZIP file) to your kitchen's original_update folder
OR from a Nandroid backup (under /sdcard/nandroid) [NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NON-STOCK ROM BACKUPS]:
Copy the system.img and boot.img files from the backup folder to your kitchen's original_update folder
NOTE: The Nandroid-backup method of ROM customization is not the best method, because the kitchen may not account for various advanced options that were added outside of this kitchen (these options are in the update-script file which was in the original ROM but is not in the backup. The kitchen needs to re-create this file and 'guess' those options). However, it will support Nandroid backups that already have basic features like root, busybox and /data/app functionality.
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Go to dsixda thread and grab your Kitchen now and have some fun with it!
KITCHEN THREAD
If you like it don't forget to hit thanks to dsixda and consider to him a donation for his work.

How to use HD2

Make Tut 4 HD2 plz....

oh em gee!

for those asking for a tutorial,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
if you visit the kitchen's thread you will find much more information and step-by-step guide for all operating systems.
thanks

In the thread of dsixda everything are available step-by-step.
I can confirm that it is working and tested from the begin of implementation of this Nand support.

I used it for HD2, sometime work, sometime not work

Whenever I cook using this Awesome kitchen I successful have a zip file. When I try to flash it It gives me an error (Status 6) and I do not know what to do to resolve this issue.

Raptordin said:
Whenever I cook using this Awesome kitchen I successful have a zip file. When I try to flash it It gives me an error (Status 6) and I do not know what to do to resolve this issue.
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Nice to know that an arabian is cooking
Waiting your builds because i'm sure you will be incorporating arabic roms and full arabic support by default!

This error sound of something wrong in updater-script, in this kitchen you must:
1. convert updater-script to update-script for working on it
2. convert it back to updater-script before make the zip process.
Anyway fore me it worked at 1st shot and this is what i made and in Dsixda thread there is a good tutorial and a video that explain all.
Raptordin said:
Whenever I cook using this Awesome kitchen I successful have a zip file. When I try to flash it It gives me an error (Status 6) and I do not know what to do to resolve this issue.
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Life Engineer said:
Nice to know that an arabian is cooking
Waiting your builds because i'm sure you will be incorporating arabic roms and full arabic support by default!
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I am still a noob when it comes to Android but will do my best, Used to be very good with WinMob bt still starting here, will try my best though.
af974 said:
This error sound of something wrong in updater-script, in this kitchen you must:
1. convert updater-script to update-script for working on it
2. convert it back to updater-script before make the zip process.
Anyway fore me it worked at 1st shot and this is what i made and in Dsixda thread there is a good tutorial and a video that explain all.
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Thanks for your reply, I did convert it back and forth though but still same error. The tutorials are very nice and I did follow them to the letter. Will try again today after I get back home from work and will try to get another base to start from.

Np raptordin,
if you wanna say to me what build you are trying to mod and what mod you want to do, i can give it a go and see if i get the same error.

af974 said:
Np raptordin,
if you wanna say to me what build you are trying to mod and what mod you want to do, i can give it a go and see if i get the same error.
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Will test again in an hour or so when I get home and report back. Thanks for your interest.

Just a reminder -- if you have a boot.img in your ROM's working folder, and it didn't get converted to "boot" folder after building the ROM, then you have to do the conversion manually.
1) Select option 20 - "Unpack or re-pack a boot.img"
2) Select option c - "Convert boot.img into NAND boot folder"
Then you can build.
If you are using a custom HD2 ROM then this step is probably not necessary, as the kitchen will aready have created the boot folder and removed the boot.img. To make sure, just open the .ZIP file that was created by the kitchen after building.

Thanks for info Dsixda,
I'm facing a couple of problems with the Kitchen, here they are:
1. In the Kitchen Rom info app2sd are not installed but it still in init.d
2. if i add /data/app (option 13) market apps installation end with an error.
Code:
Working folder information
Android OS version : 2.3.3
Device : bravo
ROM Name : GRI40
Rooted (unsecured boot.img) : YES
Rooted (Superuser.apk + su) : YES
BusyBox installed : YES
BusyBox run-parts support : YES
Apps2SD enabled : NO
/data/app enabled : NO
Custom boot animation allowed : NO
Nano text editor installed : YES
Bash shell support : YES
/system/framework is deodexed : YES
/system/app is deodexed : YES
radio.img found : NO
ROM will wipe all data : NO
I'm using this rom as base http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=933951

af974 said:
Thanks for info Dsixda,
I'm facing a couple of problems with the Kitchen, here they are:
1. In the Kitchen Rom info app2sd are not installed but it still in init.d
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So you don't have an "a2sd" file under /system/bin or /system/xbin or anywhere else? What options did you select for apps2sd (e.g. runparts?).
2. if i add /data/app (option 13) market apps installation end with an error.
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You need to be specific.. what is the error? And when you say 'installation' do you mean while the kitchen is adding the data/app folder, or while the ROM is booting?

Nope, there is nothing in there but there is the script in init.d " 10app2sd", though i'm speaking of original update.zip.
dsixda said:
So you don't have an "a2sd" file under /system/bin or /system/xbin or anywhere else? What options did you select for apps2sd (e.g. runparts?).
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After the boot, i go to market and download an app but it cant be installed.
You need to be specific.. what is the error? And when you say 'installation' do you mean while the kitchen is adding the data/app folder, or while the ROM is booting?
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Whoot! time to get my chef on!

Thanks you for this great tool

af974 said:
Nope, there is nothing in there but there is the script in init.d " 10app2sd", though i'm speaking of original update.zip.
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Is it really apps2sd (apps to ext3) or is it just that hack that is used to move all apps to the fat32 partition of the SD card (the option that is in Settings of Cyanogen ROMs)? Can you paste the contents of that file here please (in
Code:
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[QUOTE]
After the boot, i go to market and download an app but it cant be installed.[/QUOTE]
I don't know anything about that, probably your device's or ROM's issue because it works elsewhere. When the kitchen adds /data/app to the working folder it only sets the permissions for that folder when flashing.

[GUIDE] ROM Tweaking

What you will need:
Basic tools
- Notepad++
- ZIP manager tool like 7zip
Advanced tools
- Cygwin
- smali (assembler/disassembler)
- APKTool/APK Multi-tool
Lets Begin:
Download a ROM (we use CM in this guide) of your choice (don’t forget to get the permissions for it modding from the developer) and extract it. When you extract it, you will see at least two folders and one file
Folders
- system
- META-INF
Files
- boot.img [this is not present in defy/defy+ ROMs so don't worry about it ]
NOTE THAT I AM ONLY GIVING DETAILS ABOUT THOSE FOLDER WHICH YOU CAN REMOVE/EDIT
THE \system\bootmenu\2nd-boot\ FOLDER
In this folder you'll find the kernel [zImage] file of the ROM here you can change it with the one you compiled or by others.
The Tts folder
The ‘TTS folder’ is all about Text-To-Speech. It contains all the files needed by the Android system to get Text-To-Speech working. If you are removing the TTS feature from your ROM, make sure you remove this entire folder and the TTS related apps from the ‘system folder’, as this will save a lot of space.
The WiFi and Usr folders
The WiFi folder contains the drivers required by the WiFi module to function. So i strongly recommend NOT to touch this folder. If you delete any file from this folder, you will mess up the WiFi functionality.
The usr folder contains some miscellaneous but very important stuff. It may contain anything and everything needed by the Android operating system. For instance, this folder contains all the key-mapping. If such files are messed with, your device will be non-functional although it will boot.
The Build.prop
The build.prop file is pretty self-explanatory. Here, you can change the most basic things, like the android version that setting shows. Wondered how people are making 2.3.4 look like 4.0.3 in settings? Its build.prop. Also,you can change what ‘About phone’ shows here.
Other things,you can change things like,how long your wifi scans,how much battery your phone saves while in sleep, Dalvik VM heapsize and default ringtones. If you are wondering what # stands for, it signifies that, the particular line is commented out, and the system does not read it. You can use it add comments to the build.prop. This helps others understand, what is the function of a particular tweak.
A guide for some basic build.prop tweaks can be found here.
Please be aware that, these build.prop modifications are not universal. So, you will have to experiment with the tweaks and their values.
The META-INF folder
This folder contains instructions for the Android Recovery about how to work with the files present in the zip. This folder contains many folders, but the only one we need to edit is the update-script file.
Making Flashable ZIP
In order to create a flashable zip, first zip the ‘system, META-INF’ folder and the ‘boot.img’. Let’s name this zip as ‘update.zip’. Next we need to sign the zip. Get a signer here. Put your update zip in the same folder as the signer. Then run the ‘signer.bat’ file. This will sign your zip file. After the signing process is complete, you can change the name of the zip to your liking.

confused
hi,,,i'm new here,,,,
after reading ur post, actually i can't do this,,,
and i installed miui v5 rom and always find crashing about "android process stopped."
and i can't edit the rom or make update of it because of no jnderstanding it, but i like miui so far.
so, can u give me the link of miui v5 rom that not crash, in order to me just to instal it without editting.
thx so much.

gwesal said:
hi,,,i'm new here,,,,
after reading ur post, actually i can't do this,,,
and i installed miui v5 rom and always find crashing about "android process stopped."
and i can't edit the rom or make update of it because of no jnderstanding it, but i like miui so far.
so, can u give me the link of miui v5 rom that not crash, in order to me just to instal it without editting.
thx so much.
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Checkout my miui thread I have already posted the original link there
D5+/cm11/1.2GHz.
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coolshahabaz said:
Checkout my miui thread I have already posted the original link there
D5+/cm11/1.2GHz.
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which one???
is it the official rom from miui site or edited rom you created??
actually its take too long doenloading from official site. but rom i doawnloaded is always crashing android.process.stopped.

gwesal said:
which one???
is it the official rom from miui site or edited rom you created??
actually its take too long doenloading from official site. but rom i doawnloaded is always crashing android.process.stopped.
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The one I edited had that prob of crashing, n the one on official site is about 240mb ty its taking time
D5+/cm11/1.2GHz.
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[MOD][DIY] 4-way reboot menu

Hello everyone.
I figured I'd share this little gem with the community. I hope I am not offending eny devs out there. Most custom ROM's have this option built in, but if someone is using a stock ROM, they are out of luck.
So, first of all, I am not a developer or a programmer, but through the use of XDA forums I was able to acquire some knowledge, enough to get me in trouble, for sure )).
This is based on original work by Clark44 found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1769661
The 4-way reboot menu is implemented in a file called android.policy.jar located in system/framework/. Certain custom ROM's have other things implemented inside this file, so I have 2 options for the 4-way reboot menu:
1. modified stock NF9 android.policy.jar in a flashable ZIP
2. smali files that can be inserted into any custom android.policy.jar in order to keep whatever else that's there; these files should be placed in com\android\internal\policy\impl
I will not be providing any explanations in this post regarding SMALI/BAKSMALI. There are plenty of tutorials out there for that. If you know what SMALI is, then you know how use the files in option 2.
Feel free to ask any questions.

I flashed the zip file but no 4 way reboot menu, any ideas why, T-Mobile note 3 5.0 lollipop

These are for KitKat ROMs only. I'm sure there's an update for LolliPop, but I haven't had the time to sort that out yet.