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[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] meena_raj32:
Thanks for the wonderful ROMS dcd. I cooked my rom based on your kitchen, calling works, GPS works and Wifi works but internet is furbared. If I disable wifi, and state PIE, the IOTA flashes a message "Preparing Sprint vision services please wait and then gives up and flashes an error code after some time." and the gives up after a few minutes. Am I doing something wrong ?:( Any help would be appreciated.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] b3jsd73jfx:
So has anyone figured out how to turn off the "Sending MMS" and "Receiving MMS" messages? I was able to turn off the "MMS Sent" and "MMS Downloaded" messages, but I can't stop the first popup that occurs.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
Battery usage is way up

Something is definitely using up the battery or the new change to report single point percentages is way off. I used to get two days usage and now get only one day. Maybe instead of getting more memory freed up we can get a phone battery that lasts forever. :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] getwilde:
This has been happening to me as well. If I go to Settings > Personal > Phone > Services tab > Internet > Get Settings > Start, I get the "Preparing Vision services, please wait mesage, followed by an error message. ("Error Code 1012. Could not prepare Vision services")

However, despite the error, I've been able to get on the web, receive email, etc using Sprint unlimited data plan. So I'm not sure what the IOTA error means or how it's affecting me. Anyone know?

Despite these little things, it's much better firmware than the official ROM. Thanks for the great work, DCD, OliPro, and others!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] letsgoflyers81:
Can someone tell me if dcd's ROM can be upgraded from a previous version without manually reinstalling apps? I installed 2.1.0 from the stock ROM and reinstalled everything. Do I have to do that again each time I upgrade the dcd version? I'm hoping I can run SPB Backup now, flash to 2.3.2, and do a restore. Will that work?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
i wouldn't recommend using a backup with different roms even if the roms are bassed of the same.

what i would do is find the OEM packages for the apps you us. put them in the kicthen and cook it in to the roms.

i have everything i want in the kitchen.... apps, regedits, settings. i flash a new rom and dont have to do anything once it boots. read read and read. i learn all this in just a couple of days.

good luck, cody
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Geckotek:
Is it possible to have all of my selected friends in the PPL tab of HTC Home like this?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bbeckkt22:
Thanks for the help. I also got some help from codyppc. really appreciate the support. Looks like i was clicking on RUN to install the C++ file from the link and it wasn't doing an install although I thought it was. (Just like you said, lol) so i actually googled the file name that was in the ERROR message I kept getting and then installed it on my PC from that site. Then everything worked fine. Thanks again... :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dan-htc-touch:
if a guy was interested in trying this bootloader, radio and rom on a vogue (touch) what would be the chance it would work. From what I have read, the chipset is the same, and pretty much the only differences I have found are the keyboard, wifi, and program memory. vogues have succesfully run off titan radio's, and titans can run on vogue radios, is there anything special about a bootloader that might be too different between the vogue and the titan for this to work on a vogue?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Lightman:
Is there a problem with hard-resetting and this 2.3.1 rom the kitchen put on my phone?I just had to do the whole a-key thing with verizon again after I was forced to hard reset due to excessive hanging/crashing/slow perf. Upon hard reset I had to wait 20 mins for signal, finally enter a-key with verizon on the phone, it reboots, the phone works now but there is no saved a-key. I'd like to upgrade to a less buggy rom but is 2.32 any better, and will I have to go thru this again?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
zero. this bootloader wont work on vogue. the radio wont boot on the existing vogue bootloader, and the rom wont boot without the radio. sorry... i will update my vogue rom as soon as something is released for you guys.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] readzzz:
Sent messages stay in outbox - Sends each message over and over -Exchange Activesync

Hello All -

I have a Alltel PPC 6800 flashed to the Current ROM 2.3.2 using the Kitchen (Awesome Code!).

When I configure my Titan for Exchange Activesync 007 SP1, the message does not leave the Outbox and is sent over and over. I have reports of people receiving the same message over and over.

Also, there is a "Blank" activesync window that appears with a sync event.

I saw posts about SMS not leaving the phones. Is this issue related?

-Thanks!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
the repeating messages, and other activesync issues, are due to radio 3.27.00 bugs. the alternative is to sacrafice gps and rev A and use the old rom/radio.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Geckotek:
DCD knows more about this stuff than I do, but I gotta say I'm using my xv6800 w/ 3.27 and ActiveSync w/ Exchange 2003 w/o issue. I realize there are some variances, but I'm not convinced that the radio is all that bad.

Check my posts for the order I did my upgrade.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] b3jsd73jfx:
Again, anyone know the registry setting to turn off the MMS notifications? It's so annoying... I've tried everything that looks normal but it doesn't work. Secondly, does anyone know of a way to assign different ringtones to categories of people instead of individual people?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] readzzz:
Update to my Post -

I have found if i view the messages in the outbox, as soon as I close the view window, the message is gone from the outbox.

If you do not view the message, it stays in the outbox and gets sent every time you sync to the Exchange Server.

-readzzz
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Geckotek:
If I were you I'd reinstall. Good news is, Sprints officially releasing their updated ROM Monday. Hopefully DCD and these guys will have it broken down into edible parts for us shortly after that.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] insightful1:
GPS doesn't work

i flashed the NexVision's Hybrid rom for Sprint and my GPS doesn't work. When i'm in Google Maps it just says "Seeking GPS satellites (0)" and will for like 20 minutes until I just quit. Is there something I have to do to activate GPS?

Also, Quickmenu didn't install, or isn't active. Is there a way to activate it?

Thanks!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Geckotek:
Please try searching in the future. I found this by searching "GPS guide".

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=363431&highlight=gps+guide
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
In the Active Sync | Schedule settings make sure the checkbox is checked for "Send/receive when I click Send". I haven't had any problems with any of DCD's Roms with Exchange. I use the direct push. If you don't then it could be sending only when Active Sync runs again.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kinson42:
I used the prepackaged Alltel 2.3.2 rom and upgraded the radio software as well. The only issue I seem to be experiencing is that my internet connection from the phone can't connect with Ev, it always switches to 1X and I get terrible bandwidth at that point. I've tried to read as much of this thread as I could to find an answer or at least someone else pointing out the same problem, but I haven't found anything.

Anyone have any suggestions? Other than that, the upgrade seems to be working great. The phone is a lot more responsive than before, memory issues have cleared up, ActiveSync is working fine, GPS too.

Update: The phone shows the Ev symbol with the cell signal strength to its right. When I do something that requires an internet connection, the antenna symbol changes to a left/right arrow symbol above the 5 white bars. It sits there for about 10 seconds, then the Ev changes to 1X and slowly but surely the data begins to flow, but it's -extremely- slow. Before this upgrade I was getting an internet connection with the Ev symbol present, I was getting upwards of 1.3mbps through the phone.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
your evdo cant authenticate, you need to reprogram your data settings. not sure if alltel has a *288 option, you might need to call CS.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kinson42:
There's a *228 feature that provides the option to update roaming or activate your phone, both of which I've tried but didn't seem to help. My only concern with calling customer service is that they're going to give me grief for messing with the phone in the first place.

UPDATE: I called Alltel customer service, their tech told me that the authentication for 1X and evdo on their network is the same. He had me try plugging in the username/password information (which he said doesn't actually have to be there) but no change. The strange thing is that someone else in my office did this upgrade successfully, the only difference being that when he first upgraded the phone, he did the radio first and then the rom, whereas I did the rom and then the radio. His is working as it should, though.

I also thought about trying to "start over" if you will, and since the phone is already unlocked, I thought I'd try running the radio updater again, but at this point that won't run properly (possibly because the software is already updated?). I can keep installing the rom, but so far no combination of options in the kitchen version or the prepackaged alltel help the data connection work any better, still has the 1X connection option.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ewishan2:
Question for dcd on your current kitchen

Good morning DCD. Thanks for all your hard work in compiling ROMS for the Titan! I was a newbie about two weeks ago, and have learned a lot from the XDA website as well as the PPCgeeks forums. I was wondering if you could refer me to a thread or location where I can learn how to take the kitchen you have created, 2.3.2, and add-in pieces from no2chems 5051 basekit. Probably, like others, I appreciate all the latest greatest for my phone, and have been unsuccessful in integrating these couple of pieces. Any ideas or threads would be great. Perhaps your working on that integration yourself?

Thanks in advance!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
have them verify the settings for your mobile ip profiles
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] friguy33:
sorry just to be clear b/c i have never done anythingon vista...i can do this on vista? and i have to download the visual c++ thingie for vista and xp? thanks...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] VulnoX:
Sorry if I am missing the obvious here, but is there a guide that says what each option is in the Kitchen? This is my first time ever using a Kitchen and I really love the work you did, but want to make sure I keep the good stuff and dump what I don't need.

Sorry again if I am missing the FAQ or something, thanks in advance for the help!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
did i miss something? did dcd post his 2.3 and then remove it?

or did you guys just cook one up yourself with the new kitchen?

i am going to learn this tommorrow (or tonight) but haven't yet.

i am starting with this tutoral ( http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=17891 ) using dogguy kitchen. i dont have dogguys kitchen and would like to use dcd's stuff. the only problem is i got stuck on the "prepit.bat" couldn't find it in the new kitchen. hmmm. got a lot to learn. sounds fun.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] lafester:
yeah just download the kitchen and unrar the file.

its pretty self explanitary to run the kitchen and get a basic rom.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JKingDev:
Just build it with the kitchen. All you have to do it run BuildNB.bat. It will pop up a window (buildos) that allows you to choose some prepackaged customizations (OEMs). After choosing what you want click the run button then when it is done close that window. Then the process will continue bu itself and when it is finished it will popup the RUU ready to flash. Extremely easy. And when you have more time you can experiment with adding your own OEMs. Try it now! It is seriously easy. I almost don't see a point in releasing carrier specific ROMs. This is so much better because it gives you easy customization options.

I have successfully flashed ROMs with Vista in the past, but I also did get stuck in bootloader after flashing with Vista once. After that I decided to just boot into XP to do my ROM upgrades. Now I am using Vista SP1 (RTM version, not RC). I have flashed several ROMs using Vista SP1 and have not had any problems. With pre-SP1 Vista YMMV.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] c@rL0$:
Any one know of a way to extract my ROM (dcd 2.2.0) so I can use it to work on this kitchen?

I have customized my phone to suit me perfectly and I want to be able to create a ROM of what I have now.

That way if I hard reset, I wont have to install everything or modify anything again.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dalvarez7:
You were really able to get the filesys.exe smaller! Great Job DCD! I'm assuming you were able to get the drivers to stop being loaded into high memory? It appears you ported over the initvmmap.exe.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] chadman:
Personally I prefer to put the minimum on my roms. I then load my software and use spb backup. That way I can restore it really fast! This way I can make backs as needed and never have to worry about what I put on the rom. Chad
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] morganlowe:
25-27 mb free on a reset, this ROM rocks. Cooked it up and put it on my Sprint Mogul. GPS, Internet [no EVDo in my area] everything works fast and smooth. I upgraded from 1.6.10. Ostia picked right up on the gps and my 4gb SD card works fine.

Thanks for the great ROM and hard work!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] c@rL0$:
Very interesting. I dont have that much installed on my phone, but I do have several of REG tweaks.

Question: Does spb back up your ROM / Modifications to your SD Card or is it something that can be used in your PC?

I havent tried this program but you make it seem easy to use.:D
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
wow. this kitchen was too easy. i just did my first ROM. way too easy.

dcd you be da MAN baby
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] gbenj:
what can i do to save the most from my phone the way it is(dcd 2.2.6) in terms of settings, prorgrams...etc?

also, do i need to take down all that info every time i flash? and will i lose my a-key again? or was that only the first time upgrading from verizon stock rom?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] pjsockett:
Can we add the user customization feature while cooking or would that have to be added in prior. I'm not sure if it matters as I haven't started yet so I don't know which oems are included but it seems like this method would be easier that making more oems if I wanted to.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] codyppc:
for all those asking questions.... just download the two pices in the 1st post. then extract the kitchen. then in the kitchen run the BuildNB. once you do that you will have all the choices for carrier and what not. i dont know how to add apps that aren't allready inthere yet, but i will figure it out tomorrow.

this will then produce a rom in the ruu. the ruu started automaticly for me and then i install the device.

way too easy. :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] chadman:
It's a great app if you like to experiment like I do. This app has saved me so much time! It just saves a backup on your sd card in the form of a .exe file. If you do a hard reset, just run the exe and it will restore it to that backup. You can try it for free, but I think it was worth the price. Their might be a freeware version that does the same thing, but I am not really sure. Chad
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrappydawg:
i only get a black screen flash quickly when i click on buildNB???? i downloaded both from first page????

Josh
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dalvarez7:
Make sure you also download and install the .NET update off of the first page of this thread.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrappydawg:
ya i installed that first and still just a flash!!!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dalvarez7:
You running XP or Vista?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] scrappydawg:
Windows XP
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
you should be able to simply replace SYS and OEM with his. this would still use my XIP, i am not sure if no2chem includes an XIP in his basekit. but the last i looked, our XIPs are very very close and probably will make no difference. we both use the same boot.rgu.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Lightman:
Any help here? thx
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ewishan2:
Kitchen Updates

Just to clarify dcd,

Would I replace the entire OEM and SYS folder in your kitchen with his, or just merge contents? I'm still trying to learn/figure out what causes the stop errors in the building function.

And yes, he did update the XIP file. It made a complete change in the paging file on the mogul, and the OS is amazingly fast. Sounds like I need to replace the xip file as well.

Any specific help you can offer would be appreicated.

Thanks again, Eric
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
Kind of surprising as I have only needed to do the *228 option 1 and 2 since updating the Radio Rom. I just got a replacement phone and did the Radio and then DCDs ROM and only had to do the *228 programming. I would suggest that any new people upload the Radio Rom first then DCD's ROM. I have had the best success with that route.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kinson42:
I called Alltel customer service back and asked them about the mobile ip profile settings. The data support rep checked what he could and even watched the phone hit one of their towers to connect to the Internet and said everything looked good on his side. He even went as far as to have me plug in my username/password in the connection settings (username was 10 digit phone number @alltel.net and password was alltel). Nothing seems to have helped. I'm connected to the Internet right now, but at 1X which is all but unusable.

He went on to tell me that there was nothing else he or anything else there could do for me since I'd changed the software and his suggestion was for me to install the original rom from HTC's web site, so a lot of help he was.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Lightman:
Thx for the reply. I actually had the 3.27 and dcd beta 2 rom for a month or so, got past the intial a-key set up etc. Reflashed with the 2.3.1 kitchen, all worked as well. Then last week the phone started bugging out despite many soft resets..so i hard reset it...still 3.27 and 2.3.1, but no signal...wait 20 mins call verizon, enter akey, now it's working, but the a-key is erased...nutty.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
I did hear from Verizon that there might be a bug in the phone that when you do a hard reset it needs an AKey but this last time when I put on the new phone the unlocker|boot, Radio, and DCD's Rom I didn't need an AKey even though I asked for one. The Verizon rep just had me do a *228 option 1 again even though I did it already. Don't know why there is a difference now. I have uploaded several DCD's Rom since and only need to use *228.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Lightman:
Wish it were that easy. In the last few minutes I used the kitchen to flash the phone with the 2.3.2 rom. I've had 3.27 the unlocker etc a long time ago from the first rom. I now have 2.3.2 installed, and can't make a single call, not even *228. It shows a couple bars of signal but every time I try to call it instantly says call failed/signal lost. ???
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
you would replace the entire folder, although depending what youre moving around parts of each could probably be "merged". honestly, dont take this the wrong way, but theres no way i can start supporting other peoples basekits in my kitchen. maybe in the future i will change the kitchen to take any rom and dump it as a base like dogguys kitchen.

my suggestion would be to manually browse thru all of the folders and files in each and learn the structure of what everything is before moving stuff around. i will help all i can with specific questions if you want to swap stuff around, but my kitchen was really intended to be used as packaged.

familiarize yourself with the different components of lots of different kitchens and look thru files and folders and you will start to see what is what...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] ewishan2:
Final Kitchen Question

Thanks for your prompt responses dcd. Absolutely, I do not expect you to go over every base kit that comes out. I will do exactly what you said and look through those folders. One specific question- If I am wanting to integrate a change in the XIP files, can you tell me what those specific files and extnesions are? If you can wonderful....

Eric
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Lightman:
just reflashed a second time with the 2.3.2 kitchen in case anything went wrong, same deal..can't call out at all , even *228, it just immediately says call lost/signal faded. Anyone?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] jambrose:
Stupid question but did you change the default Sprint to Verizon in the BuildOS screen. Also you might try just doing that only and taking the defaults and try that ROM to make sure there isn't an OEM that is affecting the phone. The beauty of the phone is that you can upload another ROM and test it and then upload another. :) I am looking forward to a new Radio ROM though as this one is really flaky with the EVDO connection and downloading on the internet. Haven't had any problems with text messages or phone calls though.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
the ROM folder is essentially the XIP. its really contained in os.nb.payload, but i'd replace the entire ROM folder, if he provided it.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
have you checked what PRL is loaded in device information? you may need to grab a PRL from www.corolada.com/prl and manually load it (dial ##PRL# on sprint) - im just guessing here but try it
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Alex_electro:
Hi try to add some OEM to kitchen ....

Hi i try to ad OEM in the kitchen but have pain to well set-up the OEM to install a the right place is somebody used to it in fact i try tu make vista cube from poorlyduck paart of os....
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bwxd:
why can i install nargz iphone dialer pad in place of the one alrdy on it, like the touch dialer pad will still stay on my phone no matter what
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kinson42:
I've been messing around with this for most of the day and I still can't figure out what I've done wrong. I have a coworker with an identical phone (HTC PPC6800 through Alltel) and his phone is working flawlessly after doing this upgrade. The only problem mine is having is that the internet won't connect with evdo, only with the 1X speed, which is horrible.

I've reflashed the phone several times with no luck. I even relocked the phone and installed the stock rom from HTC and that even downgraded the radio, and now the phone still won't connect with evdo.

Ack!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Amelios:
I've been having these same issues lately. *bump* for a hopeful answer
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] dcd1182:
the programming is not correct. 3 of you have this issue right now, alltel support needs to fix the programming on your devices.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] Amelios:
I'm having the issue on Sprint... I called earlier in the week and spoke to support... They walked me through clearing cookies and stuff :rolleyes:

Think I should give them a call and press to talk to a higher tier support? I've tried this on pretty much all radios and seem to be getting the same thing...