yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] electrash:
You are not stupid if you learned something from this. We all learn on our mistakes. Nobody were born "smart"

And ask for help if you need it, it's better than to brick your phone :)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M7ammad:
HARDWARE issue

it cant be ported because it is not supported by our camera , the Z3 camera's lens is wider which increases its ability to absrob more light which enables the 12800 option . :o
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thouseefahamed:
Yeah sure. Thanks. :)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thouseefahamed:
i guess u r right.....

yeah sure..thanks... :) :)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirhl:
Z1 and Z3 lenses are both f/2.0, so they are actually acquiring the same amount of light.

ISO on the other hand, is a characteristic of sensor.

Supposedly this allows up to 25600 on IMX220 xperias.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crimsonek:
Hi. I have Samsung Galaxy Nexus GSM (maguro) with CyanogenMod 11.0 and I have a problem with notification sounds and vibrations. They're not working at all. Vibrate on touch, vibrate when ringing, touch sounds, etc. - all of these functions are broken.

Phone vibrates when it's booting, so it's not a hardware issue.

Incoming call sound is working, although I've noticed that ringtone is not looping (it only plays one time when someone is calling).

Ofc I tried rebooting phone.

Here are my settings (I can't post links yet, that's why they look like this):

i.imgur.com/d1i9iJ6.png

i.imgur.com/PWRrpe7.png

i.imgur.com/gfZOgcJ.png

I hope that I've provided all necessary info.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heureuxbrar:
Has anybody getting the WiFi stability Problem recently, signals drops everytime. Needed to be very close to WiFi router to get 100% signal.

Hard reseted the phone but problem remains the same. Currently running Android 4.4.3, Sense 6, Software No. 6.07.1540.1.

any help? :cowboy:

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HTC ONE DEVELOPER EDITION
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maddriverMG:
Hello !

I rooted galaxy tab 3 T110 yesterday. Everything was correct until i tried to unroot. Now im stuck on teamwin blinking screen ( blue & purple ) HELP ME PLEASE ! Can i repair it or its already dead?
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maddriverMG:
It working now

Hey !

I charged my tablet , and i go to dawnload mode . After that i put a new android same version as old 4.2.2 Jellybean and ev everythink works now .
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axelbest_rj:
Same Problem

I used CM12 flash, but after a factory reset from config the tablet started at TWRP with teamwin blinking.

I tried to reinstall TWRP from Odin, but not solve.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axelbest_rj:
I changed TWRP for CWM under Odin and problem solved...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
Package Tool is an extension to Mamaich's imgfs tools

- Main function of this tool is to build packages for a new Rom Kitchen I'm working on

- Using this tool you can also extract the following information after creating a dump folder using viewimgfs.exe:

Core OS

Value: "Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC" or "Windows Mobile-based Smartphone"

Versions

Shows the version of the packages

SYS

This is the OS version

The example shows Crossbow, CE 5.2 Build:15341 AKU 0

NET

This is the .NET Compact Framework version

OEM

This is the version of the OEM packages

The example shows only one,

but I've also seen ROMs with different versions for each OEM package.

In that case there would be multiple OEM entries

Language

The LANGID and the language of the ROM

DPI

The DPI (dots per inch) of the resources

this also depends on the resolution of the device

Value: 96 or 128 or 131 or 192

Certificates

List of all certificates used for the packages.

The OS is signed my Microsoft and the OEM packages are using a certificate from the OEM

Missing Manifests

This is a list of all packages that are missing inside the dump folder.

It is normal that there are missing packages, because the packages from the boot section (XIP) are missing... don’t worry about them

Missing Files

This lists all missing files.

Someone edited the ROM or removed files from the dump folder!

Example:

[Selected Path]
C:\dump

[Core OS]
Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs

[Versions]
SYS: 5.2.15341.0
OEM: 2.18.0.0
NET: 2.0.6129.0

[Language]
0409 - English (United States)

[DPI]
96

[Certificates]
CN=Microsoft Windows Mobile PCA, O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=Washington, C=US
CN=OEM Sign 2005

[Missing Manifests]
d92a4f0a-378a-4482-8fd3-bd127a05e4de.dsm
723fb954-d931-4348-b672-82a188e587b5.dsm
13cb07c1-20b6-567f-dfcc-39d58b95e374.dsm

This tool is very useful for analyzing an unknown ROM, especially to extract the OS version and it will be much more useful after the release of the new ROM Kitchen.

It is also possible to execute the tool using the command line

Usage: PKGTool.exe <path to the dumped ROM>

This would just create packages, without any output

Because of this usage, you can just drag & drop the dump folder onto the tool

About the package names

The names of the packages can be extracted from the dump folders for WM6, but WM5 contains GUIDs instead of names.

To provide the ease of WM6 "Package Names" for previous (i.e. WM5) ROMs, the tool collects all package names inside map.txt and replaces the GUIDs with the actual Package Names.

You must let the tool read a WM6 dump to collect the Package Names before it can replace WM5 GUIDs.

e.g.

- Building packages from a WM5 dump creates: 1bc57b2f-c0f3-46c6-8c2a-257952317eac

- Building packages from a WM6 dump creates: OEM_Lang_0409

- Building packages from a WM5 after it was used for a WM6 ROM also creates: OEM_Lang_0409

Extending the map.txt can be disabled by: Menu - Tools - Expand Map

Download: View attachment 35336
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
ROM dump converted to packages...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] baniaczek:
:) It is exactly the tool I'm looking for.

But... doeas it require any additional dll's? VB runtime or whatever? I have had exactly the same problem with your XIPPort. There are two version published here. One works fine (exe file 2007-01-21), second one (published with sources) produces:

message translated from polish into english:

Application can not be executed, because configuration is not valid. Problem can be resolved reinstalling application.

I've got the same message running PKGTool.exe
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
Sorry...yes, someone else told me the same...

I think it is cos I installed:

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition - DEU Service Pack 1 (KB926606)

I will try to get that working... just give me some time
[Windows Mobile Software Development] baniaczek:
I have VS too.

Please wait - I'm downloading ENG SP1 now. I'll check if it is the reason.

Sure :)))
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
yes, it is the reason... see:

http://community.macrovision.com/showthread.php?p=375127
[Windows Mobile Software Development] baniaczek:
ok. you are right
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
Ok, I completely removed visual studio and installed it without SP1...

After that I recreated the tool, it should be working now
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mestrini:
I've had no problem running the tool (then again i'm running win2k :D) but what i'd like to know for now is how to get the OS version/build values :confused:

tx
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
ok, sorry I forgot... the information about the OS might only exists in newer roms

did you have anything after

[Versions]

...

?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mestrini:
The program worked flawlessly m8; I'm asking this to know how to get it myself , that is if you don't mind sharing it ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
the OS version is written into the dsm files...

open this dsm file using a hex editor:

d0b41563-b345-4444-aa15-986e7c7fff99.dsm

after 0x003C you will see something like:

05 00 01 00 D0 07 FF 39

that’s the OS version and build
[Windows Mobile Software Development] baniaczek:
Yes. It works after installing VS SP1.

Many thanks.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mousey_:
A Great And Very Useful Tool Bepe.

I Cannot Wait To See Your Finished Kitchen.

Cheers
[Windows Mobile Software Development] pof:
Congrats Bepe!

Package Tool rules :cool:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] UPSGuy:
Very nice :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] The_hesham:
Thanks Bepe

I used to coock by ur previous kitchen

It was easy (even 4 beginer like me) and worked very nice

I hope this one will be more usable

1-Would u pls give us the steps?

2-Do we need to have WM6?

3- Is it for all devices, I have Himalaya?

4- Can we use it now or wait for the finished kitchen?

Sorry for to much ques.

Regards
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
v1.01 - Fixed a small bug in map handling
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
@The_hesham:

this is only the first part of the new kitchen…

I only released the tool cos it can also be used to analyze roms

to use this for a kitchen you have to wait for the new version
[Windows Mobile Software Development] The_hesham:
Bepe

As I understand I should have ROM already have the following

1- All *.rgu & dsm files are not deleted during cooking. But we delete *.rgu file in order to save space

2- We alraedy have ROM built by ur way mention some time ago (and I succed to cook with it)

Or I misunderstand somthing
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bepe:
yes, you are right, the rom should not be edited (All files are needed and also dsm, rgu), cos the package structure would be destroyed.

you mean you used this tool for the old kitchen... yes, it should work, you just have to rename the SYS to LOC and move some files to the right place
[Windows Mobile Software Development] CWKJ:
@babe

Just start to learn cooking.

Can you help me to answer my questions posted here, post #17.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=293296&page=2&highlight=scoter+kitchen
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mwang:
Answer your question

SYS = OS + LOC

yes, you can delete files you no need except OS parts

depend on what feature you want delete mostly its in OEM part

you can see in initflashfiles.dat

see here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=270095
[Windows Mobile Software Development] xplode:
Amazing tool Bepe, I can't wait for the new romkitchen, it will be very easy to use
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cktlcmd:
Hi,

Thanks for this wonderful app. I was able to package the files using this tool.

My next question is, how do I recreate the nk.nbf file so I can use it to install in my device?

Now I have these 2 folders on my DUMP FOLDER: OEM and SYS

What is the next step?

I know I am very close, because I remember those are the 2 folders I first started when I extracted my base ROMs.

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[Windows Mobile Software Development] CWKJ:
I have not tried this tools, maybe I should. :D

Scoter Tools (based also on Babe)

You can also use the Scoter Tools which you just need to use your mouse to drag the OEM directory to "OEM add-on's.lnk" and SYS directory to "OS files.lnk". Run "Cooker.lnk".

Any one can teach how to get the "OEM" & "SYS" into Helmi's Tools?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cktlcmd:
YES, that is basically what I did. It then created a DUMP folder. Then I used the tool found on this thread to recreate the 2 folders OEM and SYS.

Now back to my question again, how do I create the nk.nba file based on these 2 NEW folders?

I know I can recreate the nk.nbf file from the nk.nba file.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] clustered:
Hi,

Does WM5 can be done using this Rom Kitchen for Alpine devices????

Thanks ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] CWKJ:
Let me explain my previous post in another way.

I am not talking the tool in this thread.

Before you start, you need to keep CEimage.bin, imgfs_raw_data.bin & imgfs_removed.bin.

Try the Scoter Kitchen.

1. Extract the Scoter Kitchen Tool in C: drive.

2. You should see the c:\Scoter Kitchen\Utilities\ & c:\Scoter Kitchen\Build Room\

3. Copy the files in "SYS" to c:\Scoter Kitchen\Utilities\Sys\ & "OEM" to c:\Scoter Kitchen\Utilities\OEM\

4. Go to c:\Scoter Kitchen\Build Room\

5. Run Cooker.lnk
[Windows Mobile Software Development] CWKJ:
Hey,where are the experts.

I aint expert, I am also a beginner running around blindly. Trying to use the combination the tools to my life easy. :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cktlcmd:
YES, that is exactly what I did.

After running the cooker, if you go back and check Utilities\Temp, you will find a bunch of folders and files UNPACKAGED. You then use the Package Tool and navigate it to the DUMP folder (from this thread), run the Package Tool to create 2 folders namely: OEM and SYS.

If you noticed, those 2 folders: OEM and SYS, are the folders we 1st got when we run the nk.nba file through the Module Extractor file. Thus we are close to building the nk.nbf file.

So our next problem to tackle is how to create the nk.nba file?

We know we can create the nk.nbf file from the nk.nba file by using HTC64 Tool.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cktlcmd:
Me too. We need help, please........... :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] hdubli:
Like as explained in first page...is it possible to dump mui files ..?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] CWKJ:
I managed to run the Cooker.lnk to complete, which suppose to produce *.nba in c:\scoter\ directory, but search through all directories, *.nba file no where to be found. Strange.

Anyone can help?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] moisha:
more info on pkgs

Could someone expand on this. I.e. what is a package in WM world ? How do I create my own or remove MS packages from the ROM I dumped ?

thnx !

Nevermind ...

Found an excellent tutorial here:

http://wiki.ppcgeeks.com/index.php?title=Kitchen
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Laurentius26:
Hi Moisha,

Thanks for the link, it makes live so much easier!

Cheers, Leo :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] moisha:
NP. Here is another good one:

http://buzzdev.net/index.php?option=com_phorum&Itemid=125&phorum_query=read,26,27196
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nandlal_mk:
thanx moish,

its really helpful

thanx

nandlal
[Windows Mobile Software Development] roozbeh:
where is the link to older kitchen tools?

i can not find them or download them...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] drasterlx:
HI, first sorry ofr my englis, i am from argentina, and i have a t-mobile SDA and i need know if with programs i can make a wm6 rom or if i can custimize the wm5 rom por my tornado. thank
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Perjan:
sorry wrong thread
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
Possible Package Tool Bug

I have tried to build a ROM kitchen for the XDA Atom. Somehow, when I build it back, even without changes introduced to the ROM, I could no longer install CABs and use themes. I suspect security / certificate issues. Would rebuilding DSM affect this?

Here are the steps used.

1. Dumped the files using IMGFS tools by mamaich

2. Used the Package tool to group into OEM & SYS packages

3. built the ROM back using BUILDOS from BlueAngel ROM Kitchen.

4. XIP part of the ROM was left untouched since I am merely testing it first.

5. ROM boots fine except for the problem stated above.

Hope you can help me on this.

Thanks in advance.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brorex:
help with packaging tool

after packaging tool finds missing files and packages how do I get them back to the folder they belong in sorry if a stupid question just need a pointer on this
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
maybe you could describe first what you're doing. Your question is quite vague. What ROM are you working on? Are you referring to FOLDERS or MODULES? and what do you mean "finds missing files"?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] vimafeje:
hi....

i try to dump a wm6 rom (trinity) but each time i try to do it, i've got this problem (see attachment).... i already have try whith almost rom's wm6 to trinity, but cant get it working... anyone has any idea of what is going bad?

tank's...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
try using the nbsplit.exe included in the tadzio tools... it's been tested on most WM6 ROMs.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bkf1:
TO BEPE:

Hello finally I found you ;) I'm trying to make translated ROM for A701 (Scoter) but I need to sign translated files with any certificate. Can you help me please how I can sign modified files? BTW I'm using Scoter Kitchen 1.0 ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cicciocant:
This information where it cames from?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] linuxor2:
zannen

i want this soft.but i havenot enough points to download it.zannen!!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
Helo there,

I need a bit help here ..

I'm using Benq P51 WM5 AKU 3.5.0 now. I want to have WM6 but nobody cooks Benq P51 here. There is one WM6 Benq P51 but it's in Japanese.

Purpose :::

-----------

To change Janpanese 411 WM6 ROM into English 409 ROM

What I'm doing so far :::

------------------------

I have 2 dump folders now for WM6 English EMU image from Microsoft and Benq P51 WM6 Japanese. I used Bepe's Tools to extract both dump folders to get OEM and SYS.

Questions :::

-------------

What should I do next in order to translate Japanese into English?

What kitchen should I use for a beginner?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
You need to download an English ROM from another device as well. By using the package tool in this forum, you will be able to group the files. You will see OEM & SYS. Mostly changes are made in the SYS files (but there are also language files in OEM as well); so, basically, you will need to pick up all english language files (0409) from another device. It really needs careful analysis, and you should know what you are doing. Some executables have been designed for other language, too. Make sure the device ROM you downloaded is the same screen resolution as yours. The package tool herein also states a summary of the ROM you have download.

To cook the ROM, I suggest the Scoter Kitchen... It has a lot of readme's you can explore to understand further.

Good Luck!

PS: care to post a link where I can download this Japanese WM6 ROM?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
Thank you so much Jiggs,

This is BenQ P51 WM6 Japanese ROM: (PRO) Language code is 0411.

http://rapidshare.com/files/23473590/P5120600.rar.html

This is the WM6 English EMU from Microsoft: (the same PRO version) Language code is 0409.

http://rapidshare.com/files/47703128...h_409.rar.html

I am using the emulator wm6 and this tutorial.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=311078&highlight=imgfs

The most problem that I found so far was ..

BenQ.nb0

I use Mamaich's Imgfs to dump it. I couldn't use Tadzio's Tools to dump it.

With the Mamaich's, I used Mamaich's version to do the dump as follow command::

prepare_imgfs P5120600.nb0

viewimgfs imgfs_raw_data.bin

By doing this, I got a complete dump folder that I can cook with kitchen.

The problem is .....

When I dump it or I use build from Bepe's Tools or his kitchen.

I couldn't make it back to xxxx.nb0. I just want to test if I dump the whole thing Benq.nb0 and I make it back without any modifications. I still can see the same .nb0 and it is working as normal.

Could you help me on this .. How to make the dump folder back to .nb0?

I try lots of tools and I got errors like some weird symbols show up on DOS

Most of the tools here aren't for BenQ P51. I have to work harder.

I'm new here. Thank you for your help.

So far, I did rename the 409 to 411 and paste the edit files to 411 to trick the OS that I'm still using the 411 but I switched 409 as the tutorial.

I want to test if it works but I couldn't make it back to original xxxx.nb0 file.

If it works then I will have to check one by one and I plan to edit intFlashFile and RGU by looking from my device.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
Did you download Scoter Kitchen?

Scoter

This will build back the nb0.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
I drag my rom into Extract files, and it gave me error "

It dumps the memory map and it is corrupted.

dump "modules as files"

access is denied.

/y "modules as files" "..\..\extraction room"

The system cannot find the file specified.

If I use Mamaich's version or the utilities by scot (Mamaich's). It will work ok.

(in scot Tools)

Froml here .. I can't even get the complete dump folder (dump folder that i can use .. i got one but i can't use it .. not complete), and I can't pack it back to .nb0

Actually, I have OEM and SYS .. I got it from original Mamaich's version ... Can you help me with Scott's Tools to build it back to Rom .nb0 because I tried it so many times and it's not working.

NOTE NOTE ::

My friend told me today that .. I have to do the BuildImgfs .. (I did it and It seemed that I got good result from it .. looked from the processing went thru so well)

Next, he told me to do the make_imgfs but I got errors on this step. He told me to do the checksum at this point.

I don't know the checksum step and he couldn't help me on this also. He isn't an expert.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
I think I got it now. The main reason that I guess .. must be ..

BuildImgfs consumes so much of memory. Gotta let it run without opening any programs. Now, I got the complete rom.

Is it hard if I edit other device rom to Benq P51?

If I use this rom (the link below) and convert to Benq P51, It is easier than translating to English?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=318849&highlight=translation

I did prepare_imgfs p51.nb0

viewimgfs imgfs_raw_data.bin

rename all files that are 409 to 411 and replace to 411. (mostly in .mui)

using bepe's package tool to open the dump and build.

i can't see initflashfiles.dat

i think i used to see it before in SYS folder.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
Now this is where Atom Life comes to the rescue. The ROM structure is more or less the same and it has WWE posted here and you can extract the SYS files (don't forget the 0409 files in the OEM section as well). But it's going to be tricky because you have to modify .ROM & .VM to fit your device WHICH of course you can easily get from the JAP WM6.

Second, you use the JAP WM6 ROM as your pattern ROM when building the final ROM. This is needed in the final makeimgfs command.

Set your computer to show hidden files as there are many files in the ROM marked as hidden.

Good Luck!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
jiggs,

i wonder .. why don't u use wm6 atom life rom .. why are u using the old aku 3.3

i couldn't find atom life rom here .. i found one from atom official site but i need to register .. and it is a wm6 update from wm5 .. can we use it ??

maybe, i will ask my friend to get the rom for me .. he has atom life.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
porting the WM6 is not as easy as you think. We need a bootable WM6 XIP. When that happens, we will have WM6, and I'm working alone, and gurus that I ask from are busy at the moment. Unlike your situation, everything is laid down on the same device! If I had that, I could have ported WM6 months ago. Unfortunately, Atom Life and Atom are two different devices...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jiggs:
You can download Atom Life wm6 in the Atom Upgrading section.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
I have O2 account but the site ask me to registry the phone in order to download (i need imei no.)

eiei I used to have Atom also .. They ask me to put IMEI no. of Atom Life.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] neogin:
Alright .. I'm so close to the final step.

Do you know how to do package to dump?

I used buildOS from xplode's .. Got errors

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I'm using a kitchen from start now Jiggs. Start over !!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] The_hesham:
Error error

can some one explain how 2 use this pkg?

There is no help or any explanation!!!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] tonio94:
Are you sure about this ? I cannot find it :-(