yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 General] lbcoder:
There is no ATT branded device.

ALL dream *except* rogers will work 3G *everywhere except* ATT/Rogers. ATT/Rogers are oddball carriers with frequencies that don't match anywhere else.

Note that asides from the frequencies, there are devices with different KEYBOARD LAYOUTS. Most will have QWERTY layout (i.e. from english-speaking places), there are also QWERTZ layout (German), and I don't know what layout is used from French-speaking places (AZERTY?).
[G1 General] newspeak:
if you live in europe it would almost make more sense to buy a tmobile g1

the tmobile version has both wcdma 1700 and 2100 bands....and 2100 should work where you are...so you won't lose 3g in the deal like you would with the rogers dream
[G1 General] lbcoder:
A "tmobile g1" *** IS A DREAM ***, so your statement reads as "it would almost make more sense to buy a dream [than a dream]", which has absolutely no meaning.

And quit calling it a "tmobile g1"... tmobile is NOT the manufacturer, and "g1" is NOT the model name -- "tmobile g1" is just tmobile's way of pretending that they actually had something to do with something and tricking people into contracts and limitations on features.
[G1 General] coscom:
As someone who is becoming rather aggravated about the continuing lack of ETA for the Tilt 2 I was wondering if a Rogers version of the Dream would be a good alternative for me?

Specifically I am looking for a smartphone with a bigger screen than my 8525, a physical keyboard, wifi, the ability to surf the web and use Logmein to access PC's, and the ability to read various ebooks (txt's, doc's, rtf's, lit's, pdf's, etc). I would also like to be able to listen to mp3's on headphones and play some bejewelled/popit style games however these are less important. I am also restricted to the AT&T network as my cellphone is on my company's AT&T plan (which is why I was thinking that the Rogers version of the Dream would be better than the other versions as from what I understand it should allow it to be compatible with the 850/1900 band?)

Anyways, I was wondering if the Rogers version of the Dream would meet my requirements or if there are any other Android phones that might do so? Thanks in advance for any information and advice and sorry if I'm not asking this in the correct place.
[G1 General] lbcoder:
Yes.

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[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
SuperJustKitchen v0.7 Released.

Go to my site: http://justkitchen.info to get the updates and the info. It takes to long to update every device's forum that is supported, and I plan to support all devices.

Word of warning:

None of the new EXT's have been tested and fixed for the Herald, Opal, Hermes AND Artemis. Please test test and test and then let me know which packages don't work and what YOU've done to fix them. (I don't have time to fix ALL of them by myself.)

(I'm no longer updating each thread separately for each device but just updating my site and posting the release info here.)

Quick Links

FAQ

Installation Walkthrough

Kitchen Usage Walkthrough

Change Log and Known Bugs

Download Links

**Warning**

Before using this kitchen, you MUST read the walkthrough. Any questions that have been answered there and in the FAQ will be ignored. This is your only warning.

**Disclaimer**

I am not responsible for any damage that may be done to your phone with a ROM created in this kitchen.

I am not responsible for any damage done to your computer.

I am not responsible for anything... at all.

Introducing SuperJustKitchen!

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SuperJustKitchen is based on ervius's excellent Visual Kitchen.

Features

A completely stripped ROM. All the files have been categorized in order to remake packages of all the programs that come stock on the HTC ROM.

LZX and XPR compression

6.1 and 6.5 support

Auto XIP and SYS porting

Auto ULDR removal (Gain 3mb of storage.)

Auto NBH packing

Auto Flashing (for testing your ROM before it's released to the wild)

Simplified structure. Click on RunMe to run and Support for support

Script to convert old OEM packages to new EXT packages

Auto file conflict fix (don't have to removing older file that conflict (not that there are any. ;) )

Script for auto UPX compression of EXT folders

Script for auto compression of all PNG's in the kitchen

Save custom ROM settings (for cooks for multiple ROMs)

And more!

Builds included

21054 - WM6.1

21869 - WM6.5 with older GUI - Newer internal code - COM2 branch
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23071 - WM6.5 with new redesigned GUI - COM3 branch

This is now an ENGLISH only kitchen. It is just too hard to keep up with 13 different languages! If anyone is interested in taking over the other languages, please let me know.

NOTE: In order for me to keep track of whether my time was well spent or wasted, if you use this kitchen to make a ROM, please either include SJK in the name or just mention that it was SJK cooked in your ROM's thread.

NOTE: This kitchen assumes that you know how to flash through SD, recover from a bad flash and are able to backtrack your steps to figure out how you broke your own ROM. If you do not understand these, please learn them first. Do not PM me asking me. I have written numerous walkthroughs on all these except on how to backtrack your steps. For that, just remember what you're doing as you do it and keep backups.
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[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
FAQ

FAQ

Q: Can you get me package YYYY?

A: No. I will provide packages as I create them. I will not take requests. It takes a LOT of time to make a package, especially when I'm making it for 13+ languages. It takes a long time to find the corresponding packages or to create them from scratch.

Q: Will this work on my [Insert device other than Herald/Wing]?

A: Not, yet. That is why it's posted on the Herald forum.

Q: Will I be able to recreate JustHome or JustStable with this kitchen?

A: No. This is a completely new base. I made this kitchen and these ROM base from scratch.

Q: Will you personally teach me how to....?

A: No.

Q: My phone won't boot after flashing your ROM!

A: You disabled something you needed. Keep track of what you disable and then reenable the stuff that you need.

Q: My phone is bricked!

A: You didn't follow the instructions!

Q: When I use this, I get an error.

A: You didn't follow the instructions!

Q: How do I flash this?

A: It's not a ROM.

Q: How do I flash a ROM I make with this?

A: You must know how to flash before you use this. You must know how to recover from a bad flash. You must know the difference between USPL and HardSPL. You must know how to flash through the SD if needed.

Q: Will this work with Windows XP, Vista or 7?

A: All of the above. Just remember to follow the install instructions.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Walkthrough

Installation:

Step 1

Download the newest build from the download links.

Step 2

Extract the SuperJustKitchen folder into c:\kitchens\

Now you should have c:\kitchens\SuperJustKitchen\RunMe

Step 3 (Optional)

Extract the SuperJustKitchen shortcut into your desktop.

Step 4(Vista and Windows 7 only)

Go to your Start Menu and then click on Start Search or RUN.

Type in "c:\kitchens\SuperJustKitchen\Working_Folder\" without the quotation marks and press Enter.

Right click on erviuskitchen and click on properties.

Click on the Compatibility tab.

Place a check mark on Run this program as an administrator.

Press ok.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Download Links

v0.4+

Just go to the new redesigned http://justkitchen.infoand click on the download section and then on the kitchen section.

v0.3.1

Version 0.3.1 is

SuperJustKitchen - With 21054(wm6.1), 23016(wm6.5), and 23047(wm6.5 with redesigned GUI.)

It's just one file with a ReadMe with instructions on how to install it.

v0.2

Version 0.2 is

SuperJustKitchen - With 21054(wm6.1), 23016(wm6.5), and 23031(wm6.5 with redesigned GUI.)

It's just one file with a ReadMe with instructions on how to install it.

v0.1

Version 0.1 was seperated into different pieces.

Main Kitchen Installer

SuperJustKitchen v0.1 - Alpha 1

Device Specific Installer

Herald

Build Installers

21051 - WM6.1

23016 - WM6.5 - Original WM6.5 interface

23022 - WM6.5 - The "new" WM6.5 finger-friendliness

EXT Installers

Non-DPI Specific EXT
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Cooking Walkthrough

Cooking with SuperJustKitchen

*Warning: This is NOT a walkthrough on how to cook. It is a walkthrough on how to use this kitchen.*

The Layout

The Kitchen is stored in c:\kitchens\SuperJustKitchen\

To simply run the kitchen, double click on RunMe.

Advanced users: There will be a different walkthrough for you. (As far as how to add packages, builds, etc.)

The Usage

Once you doubleclick on RunMe, you will be greeted with the main kitchen window.

Here is a screenshot of the process. Use it to follow the steps.

Step 1 - Click on the Device drop down menu and choose Herald (Yes, even though it already says Herald.)

Step 2 - Click on the language drop down menu and choose your language. To find what the language codes mean, see the first page.

Step 3 - Choose a XIP.

Step 4 - Choose a matching SYS.

Step 5 - Make sure you enter a build number other than 2.00.00 in the field near these. Use 5.2.21051 or something similar instead. If not, the ROM will not flash.

Step 6 - Doubleclick on the packages that you want or don't want. (Green means enabled, gray disabled.)

Step 7 - If you want LZX compression, check the LZX Compression.

Step 8 - Click on create ROM.

Wait.

If you get any errors, you probably did not choose a build/language combination included. Look at the list of languages to see what I mean.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Credits

Credits

Ervius for his wonderful visual kitchen (you'll find a donation link for him under Working_Folder.)

HTC for making the HTC ROM

mrhayami for his brainstorming sessions with me to make the recursive scripts

Everyone else that I haven't mentioned
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Advanced Tips and Tricks

Advanced Tips and Tricks

This section will detail both advanced cooking tips and advanced usage of my kitchen.

Kitchen structure:

If you notice, the structure of the kitchen is different from the old kitchens.

The only folders you need to worry about are the following:

Cooking Folders

EXT - This is where you would add new programs. EXT packages are similar to OEM packages, but they have a slightly different layout. They are processed by the kitchen after the OEM, so their settings are never overwritten by the stock settings of the base ROM.

OEM - You'll notice that within OEM, you have a HERALD folder. The reason being that this kitchen supports multiple devices at a time. Within the Herald folder, you'll notice several folders.

The .VM is used for memory mapping. DO NOT TOUCH THIS under ANY circumstance.

The COMMON folder where you would find most of the what you'd normally see in your old style OEM folder. (OEMAPPS, OEMDRIVERS, etc.)

Various folders named with 4 letters/numbers. These are language packs. They used to be part of the OEM folder but have been seperated to allow the kitchen to choose which language to cook more easily.

ROM - Inside you'll notice the following:

Device specific folder - Holds all the device specific XIP files/modules, including the nk (which is NOT a native 6.5 kernel.)

SHARED - Where the non-device specific parts go. This is what gets "ported" automatically by the kitchen. This makes it very simple to release upgrade ports to the kitchen.

SYS - The OS files. These are also divided by language, DPI and by resolution. (QVGA, SQVGA, WQVGA, VGA, etc etc) You will only be able to choose DPI's and resolutions compatible with your device.

Other folders:

RELEASE_Device - This is where your flashing software is and where the ROM ends up at in NBH format.

Prepare - I store things here for different reasons. At the moment, it holds the template for a 13 language EXT package.

Other features:

Extra buttons: Click this to access extra features.

The EXT version lets you choose between different EXT's compatible with different DPI's with the common ones (compatible with all DPI's) always displaying.

To be continued...
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
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[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Yep, still reserved.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
It's still a work in progress, but I am ready for comments. :p
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Commented. I'm trying it out now...figuring out how to work it.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Hah, love the FAQ

Question: For WM6.5 builds, do you have to check the Real WM 6.5 AKU box on the main kitchen screen? Or does it not matter? (I'll be finding out in a minute, anyways, lol)
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] DestructDez1:
i may have found a bug. I dont know remember the packages i chose but when it comes down to creating the rom i get a kitchen_build_rom.bat error. i dont get that anymore after altering the packages with HERALD, 409, EXT 0096, 96 DPI, dpi_96_resh_204_resv_320, 1.01.23016 ver., 23016 XIP, 23016 SYS.

Also, i havent been able to create a flash able rom yet. how do you reset the settings to default?

Edit: forgot to mention im on windows 7 build 7100. And yes i did do what was required on the 1st page.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] eichenberg:
I keep getting a file is corrupt error when I try to flash?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Yo tambien.

The FAQ says that we didn't follow the instructions, lol.

My NBH is +50 MB, so idk what's the problem....hmm...
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] illconcepts:
Wow works great! Im flashing through SD though. Just made a quick 6.5 build came out with 67.41 Storage and 25 ram
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Yea, I think the .NBH files have to be over 50 MB in order to flash through PC. Anyone confirm that? (I'm trying out a 6.1 build, with the new Motorola homescreen, cuz it's sick)
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] illconcepts:
Let me know if you get that Moto home to auto start... im stumped..... :confused:
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Do NOT check it. It will attempt to set all the modules to use another set of virtual memory that is not available to our NK.exe. It's only for originally 6.5 devices.

What was the error and what do you mean altering? I made this kitchen mostly on Windows 7 build 7100.

As far as default settings, I didn't include a default ROM. There are many things you should not disable if you want a booting ROM. :p

If your ROM is smaller than 52100kb, then it has to be flashed through your SD card.

How big is it? See above answer.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] nonpaq:
Ivan

I'm having problems with applications that require NetCF in build 23031 ROM I cooked. I added NetCF3.5 in build but I did not include the generic NetCF line. I thought you had mentioned that it was extra. Do I need to include both and a version for it to work?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
You shouldn't have to, but some programs require NetCF2.0 instead of NetCF3.5. I know there is a way to integrate both with a special package (since 2.0 and 3.5 have some files named the same, you can't just cook them both at the same time.) But there is also a program that lets you choose what version of netcf each netcf dependent program opens up to. I forgot what the program was called...
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Good news and bad news...

Good news: I've got v0.3 somewhat ready, but it won't be anywhere near as big a change as v0.2. Mostly, just added a CABtoEXT script (which I plan to change significantly when I have time to simplify it.) and I added the 23034 build with the new GUI (start menu at the bottom and the top bar is thin) for all languages.

Bad news: School started... and taking three courses while working full time + over time, is a little much, so I will probably either halt development until the semester ends or at the very least slow it down tremendously. But it has to be done that way for me to be able to get through the semester.

We'll see how I juggle all this.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Lol, school's got us all slowed down. But remember, school first, Ivan. I think our phones can live for a while without updates, but your GPA, you don't want that to go down.

I wish it was summer again, those were the good cooking times :)
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] nonpaq:
About the NetCF problem, I dont think it is a version issue. I cooked 3.5 in ROM. Previous ROMs with 3.5 preinstalled had no problems with these programs (like BeyondPod). The error message implies that the NetCF could not be found, but when I tried to reinstall 3.5 over itself I get an error that it is already in ROM. I'll try cooking with different setting to see if I can figure it out.

Overall I'm liking 23031, but 23034 looks interesting (No more top bar).

A quick question... How can I restore the old volume control functionality to the side up/down button. Currently it is set to scrolling up/down and does not start the volume control. I remember on another phone there was a control panel setting for this, but I dont see one on 23031.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
That means that the package I included is not setting itself as the default NetCF. You can download a program that will let you set it manually. But again, I forgot what it's called. I should probably look to replace that old package.

23034 is pretty nice. The default button icons are a little boring and can get confusing, but it's got great potential.

This is no longer an option. It's the default behaviour of the newer Builds, unfortunately. I'm not sure if there is a way to disable it any longer. Actually, I'm sure there is a way, but I don't know it.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] nonpaq:
Looks like the NetCF3.7 package is fine. I tried that version cooked in and it works fine with the apps I'm using that require NetCF.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
I'll try building another package Ivan and see if that fixes the problem. :)

I'll do some investigating. If worse comes to worse, it may just take replacing a file from the SYS of a previous build and throw it in.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
My thoughts exactly. Just convert it from a SYS/OEM type folder to a EXT folder and we're all set.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Great minds think alike :) .
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Neo XL:
My experiences with this kitchen

Alpha 0.1 made many problems under vista - sometimes my pc hang up itself, especially the explorer. Also the cooking was not successful, when I used some combinations. The connection to active sync/ wmdc was not stable.

But with Alpha 0.2 it was easy to cook and flash and the rom runs very stable until today (it´s ready since three days). This kitchen is easy and fast - also usable for beginners.

Many thx to Ivan for this great work...I hope for a walkthrough in the future, because I used it in the simpliest way. There are many options, which I can´t understand and it would be exciting to use it more special.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
It didn't work for me, I got to the tmobile Logo and thats it. What's weird was it said Device losing power continue Yes, NO. I will try again tonight:rolleyes:, I don't know where I went wrong?:confused: The rom was 62.7 MB.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Check to make sure you didn't accidentally cut out the ConfettiCore package from the SYS
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
I'm going to help Ivan with the development of this kitchen while he's busy with school and work, and that is one of the first things I plan on including. A very detailed walkthrough.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
I put that in. I don't know what it did, it makes no sense. I didn't put in NetCF in SYS, could that be a problem?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
You shouldn't be putting ANYTHING in the SYS unless you're porting a SYS.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ace10134:
Yes, you need some form of NetCF in the ROM.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
I will wait until the new superjust kitchen comes out.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
I checked the NetCF(made it green), made the rom, and still got the error. Was I supposed to touch any other editors in the Kitchen? Because, I only set the RGU editor and the top box.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Yeah Ivan, I think he just meant he included it (made it green). I may have made it confusing by saying, "cut out" instead of "not included".
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
That's not true. NetCF can be cut out of the ROM and you'll still have a functioning ROM. The calculator may not work, but the ROM will still boot. On Ivan's kitchen, all of the NetCF packages are EXT packages for organizational purposes instead of including them in the SYS. But no, you don't need a NetCF package included for it to boot.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] illconcepts:
I am yet to create a rom INCLUDING NetCF... :)
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Well that's because NetCF wouldn't cause the ROM not to boot. You most likely, have not included an important SYS file, or you haven't selected a matching SYS with XIP.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
The XIP and the SYS are the same number, and the rom version is 5.2.23031 I might just delete everything and extract the file again, and see what happends:).
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Well if you did that, as long as you don't mess with anything in the SYS after extracting it all again. You should have a bootable ROM.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
I just found out that that build has an issue with NetCF in general, but that it was fixed on 23037 (which I already ported.) So that issue should be gone in the next release. But yea, that wouldn't cause the ROM not to boot up.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] nonpaq:
How do I cook in the default connection settings for TMobile USA using SJK with 23031? The auto-setup at reboot doe not properly set it up for me.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
1. You need the settings. I didn't include any settings for any carriers. You have to download the cab for it and convert it into an EXT or download the network wizard.

2. For auto-setup to kick in at reboot, you have to: Use the wm6.5 compatible version (which I forget if I added in 0.2 or 0.3... so you not have it, yet.) Also, you have to edit your config2.txt.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
Has anyone tried Build 23403? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=544445
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] apreichner:
Yeah 23403 is something Ivan ported a while ago, but never included. It's from a different development branch within Microsoft. It doesn't contain all of the new updates found in 23037.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
I made the rom and didn't have the power failure this time:) (Thank God). I get past the tmobile splash logo and then nothing, a Black screen. I thought ok, maybe there isn't a image so I waited a few minutes and its still there. I am not having much luck with this,lol. Anyone have any ideas?:confused:

Update: I went to the kitchen and just started checking everything,lol. I got a 69 MB rom and it worked. I guess my Wing is just to old to update,lol. It needs to retire.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] nonpaq:
Pst, Ivan.... Its friday night. You gonna drop another release of SJK on us to wreck our weekend?:rolleyes:
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
I got 1 problem with Build 23031, the start menu bunchs up when you stroll down.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] illconcepts:
Did you Mess with Default_stwater_240_320, and Default_stwater_320_240 ?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Rim1Flex:
No, I don't even know where the option for that is. When you open and close the keyboard it resets. But when I stroll down, it repeats the problem. I put like everything from the list in this rom.