yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Platformrebuilder can't rebuild all ROMs correctly because it fails at relocating some modules and cooks packages alphabetically without allowing specifying the order. You need to find which packages have to be run after and rename them (like by adding "ZZZZZ_" in front of them) in order to have prb cook them correctly.
[Windows Mobile] dogo:
Hi Guys,

Sorry to post again about the same subject, Im still looking for the source to enable to create a Diamond Rom, or can I use the source from another rom like Topaz?

Cheers for any info!
[Windows Mobile] princeasi:
@airxtreme & jjBlaster3-Thanks for responding, ill look into what both of you have said and report back of my progress soon!
[Windows Mobile] wolframio74:
nevermind...
[Windows Mobile] thonatos:
I am sorry to ask a question ....

My device is the herman , touch pro verizon .

i can not find my device at the first run .....

how can i use it ?
[Windows Mobile] Staxxthedan:
Maybe its just me, but I don't seem to get you:confused: can you explain better?:)
[Windows Mobile] johnshembb:
Hi, I met the same quickmenu problem and I even can't select the quicmenu on today screen. is there any other way that I can change the position of QM icon?

Many thanks!
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Yes the next version will have editable XML configuration for each devices, I'm just waiting for a replacement for Da_G to finish his nb/nbh rebuilding tool to definitely get rid of the annoying implantxip/imgfsfromnb/imgfstonb/nbsplit/nbmerge/nbimage/osnbtool tools before release.
[Windows Mobile] roberto123456:
Hi anyone know what i need to use for device type....

I've got the hc HD2
[Windows Mobile] gregma:
Use the "LEO" device type.

Greg
[Windows Mobile] gregma:
Outstanding! Thanks airxtreme :)

Greg
[Windows Mobile] stevedebi:
Virus warning?

When I scan the zip file my antivirus shows the following:

Kitchen v1.25.zip » ZIP » Resources/Tools/implantxip.exe - probably a variant of Win32/Bifrose trojan

Anyone know if this is actually an issue?
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Yes I know it stated being reported as a false positive by some antiviruses heuristics but I can't do anything about that since there is no replacement for that tool. I'm waiting for Da_G to release his tool so I can get rid of implantxip.
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
Hi,

first off thanks for the tool!

today i decided to give this a go, but i was wondering on an opinion on a good nbh to feed in for my first time round.

can anyone suggest?

thanks

MG
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Hi,

Welcome to OsKitchen.

a good nbh for which device? i see that you cook for both HD2 and Diamond :rolleyes:

Anyway look here ,its plenty of official roms .
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
wow big list!!im only just starting today!!can you tell me which would be good for the HD2 using wm6.5.5?

thanks for you help

MG
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Kaspersky agreed yesterday that it's a false positive and will get fixed in their next database release. If you use a different AV tool vendor, suggest you contact them and ask them to do the same.
[Windows Mobile] wolframio74:
any help??? i try to cook a ROM using the original Spanish Kaiser HTC ROM and WM build 28230, every cook OK but the ROM dont BOOT on the device, its stuck on the RGD Screen, Regards!!!!
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
http://www.virustotal.com/it/analis...05056f1dda292bee5c839e487298ad372e-1271987651

Kaspersky is the last of the problems, there are 12 other antiviruses detecting it as a false positive :(
[Windows Mobile] gregma:
One suggestion if I may. In the section to configure those, perhaps you can add a place for the cooks to give a path and filename to their already existing and perhaps heavily modified htcrtproj exists. And if the file exists, use that. If not, then create one from scratch and use the configuration in the kitchen. That way the cooks have the best of both worlds.

Thank you,

Greg
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Kaspersky in the last 36 hours updated their database to no longer report it as "Backdoor.Win32.Bifrose.clma". The list you quote uses Kaspersky's 4/23 database - it was fixed in the 4/22 or 4/23 update.

Kaspersky now reports it as "UDS: DangerousObject.Multi.Generic", so I need to go back to them; they're not done yet. :)

My point was that we all need to make that same request of our AV vendor.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
That sounds very nice!
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
As soon as Da_G releases his tools I'm dumping both implantxip and the htcrt for good. When you'll import a new rom in the kitchen everything will be automatically detected from the input ROM file; resolution, DPIs, kernel version all will be detected and automatically configured even for unknown devices as long as the ROM file is recognized and in the end a device folder with plenty of editable XML files will be generated (no more payloads, romhdr files, only XML files) so you'll just have to edit one of these files to permanently change your project settings for the device.
[Windows Mobile] bipinsen:
Are you still considering trying to see if the Sunno ROM I uploaded can be supported with the new tool? I've been eagerly hoping that it does! :D
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
The problem is not the ROM file, the problem is that platformrebuilder crashes with the xip of that rom.
[Windows Mobile] bipinsen:
I remember you saying that. But then you went on to say that it might be possible in the next version, with some of the changes that were being made. If it doesn't work, no big deal. Would have made a heck of an early Christmas present though!
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Yes, I found two solutions to the issue, one is requiring a pre-made xip.bin that has to be generated using xipport separately, the other using a different OEMXIPFolder dumped with xipport (xipport needs additional files that xidump doesn't generate) both of which are quite complicated. The first one requires small changes to the kitchen but requires a lot of complex documentation about xip porting and a XIP must be created for each SYS version and language, the second instead is automated but requires a lot of code changes because xipport has trouble with many xip files, has no command line switches and fails with package building on those chinese phones so I have to detect and move every file by hand. In addition to that cooking ROMs for those chinese phones also require lots of different tools some of which unreliable and that can't be invoked by the kitchen so I'm still uncertain about adding support for those phones since each one of them requires an extremely big amount of code that is unique for each model.
[Windows Mobile] bipinsen:
It does seem like there are a handful of phones that are more popular than others. You already mentioned Ciphone. Sunno is another big manufacturer. Might be worth it to start with one or two, and see how the progress goes with that. By the way, I am perfectly willing to modestly underwrite some of your work if you do attempt to go forward with it. Not a huge incentive, but might be worth a few beers some weekend. ;)
[Windows Mobile] qball1616:
ok spent a lot of time getting the kitchen set up...dumped the shipped sprint rhodium w ROM with no problems (AWESOME!!!)...I added my EXT's (made sure to recmod concurrence manager) Platformrebuilder crashes and I get this error after the intal Runtime error shows up:

"Platformrebuilder has crashed due to some incompatble XIP or OEMmodules. Please try changing your model selection and try again."

anyone know what would cause this? I did compare my OEM folders from EVK and added anything that was different....any help would be greatly appreciated...I really like the style of this kitchen and want to use it exclusively.

One suggestion that would make this top notch would be a way to select or deselect all packages in OEM, SYS, & EXT.
[Windows Mobile] TomAngel:
Working Native WM 6.5 Kernel for Polaris

Hi,

don't know where to post this else, but here I offer a working Polaris 6.5 NK for the great osKitchen.

Just extract in /Sources/NK/Polaris and add the following Line to your define.txt : 65nk|false

I've successful compiled a ROM with 0 Modules in Slot 0 with Slot 60 and 61 available.

Greetz to all Polaris users...
[Windows Mobile] rambo12345:
hi,

I finally have the kitchen working.

I have make the oskitchen.exe win XP sp3 compatibil

i have problem

everything works well until it comes to generating NBH

I get this error

there is no device found to meet the project configuration. try to update file with new one

after that i click ok it goes further with cooking. At the end i have no .nbh file to flash

ps: i have blackstone

Memory Map...

SLOT 0: 0x02000000 - 0x01c60000 (END: 0x00060000, 0 MODULES)

0x02000000 - 0x01fe0000 - ROM 0

0x01fa0000 - 0x01c60000 - ROM 1

SLOT 1: 0x04000000 - 0x02022000 (END: 0x02020000, 208 MODULES)

SLOT 60: 0x7a000000 - 0x7a000000 (END: 0x78020000, 0 MODULES)

SLOT 61: 0x7c000000 - 0x7a1f0000 (END: 0x7a020000, 164 MODULES)

RAM IMAGE: 0x80000000 - 0x803a48f4

RAM: 0x803a5000 - 0x80422000 - Used for kernel modules

0x80422000 - 0x83000000 - 43 MB free

... done!

Donations...

If you're using one of my tools and feel a need to support development

and/or buy me a drink, please feel free to send a donation through PayPal.

Created link in the root of the kitchen.

Updating all files with add2*:

Inserting XIP

Getting IMGFS from NB

Generating IMGFS from DUMP

And putting IMGFS into NB

Generating NBH

Cleaning again

DONE! Now you can flash!

Edit: i have solved the problem. now i can create a nbh file.:) i have used the tools folder of ondrasters thread
[Windows Mobile] qball1616:
just out of curiousity how did you get your kitchen working? I am having all kinds of issues getting mine working on my XP SP3
[Windows Mobile] rambo12345:
like what kind of issues you get?

did you get the right tree structure?

i use win7 64 bit

I have just make the exe file win Xp sp3 compatibil
[Windows Mobile] qball1616:
gotchca...well it is currently running with no errors, but last night I got it to build a flashable ROM, but then I realized that I left out a couple of things and went to build the ROM again I started getting Runtime Errors and platformrebuilder crashes.
[Windows Mobile] Raptordin:
Make sure to disallow indexing on your kitchen folder.
[Windows Mobile] variosteph:
there must be another problem with the offical german rhodium wm6.5 rom, no problems during cooking after disabling ConcurrenceMgr (btw. i don´t have it disabled in erviuskitchen) but the cooked rom stops at the 2 bootscreen....

well, will try again tonight
[Windows Mobile] qball1616:
just wondering...why would indexing make a difference?
[Windows Mobile] variosteph:
indexing and using/cooking one file in kitchen at the same time could cause error and crashing
[Windows Mobile] Raptordin:
Because the Operating system opens the file to inspect it and store hashed information about it for you to find when you are searching, and when you are cooking the kitchen needs exclusive access to the files so when both happen at the same time it causes a sharing violation and causes the crash.
[Windows Mobile] Novek:
Anyone found a solution to the HTC ROM Tool crash? I've come as far as putting files into nb, and then it stops with the error message about HTC ROM Tool... :S

I've got the kitchen to make a bootable build with the exact same packages in EV, so I don't think it's the ROM-files... :(

Btw I have successfully imported Rhodium, Topaz and Leo ROMs into my kitchen...

/edit - One more thing... The initflashfiles.dat should still be copied to the right place inside the OEM folder, and not automatic/inside kitchen? :)
[Windows Mobile] Raptordin:
Copy the tools from the old com1 to this com2 kitchen and it will work.
[Windows Mobile] Novek:
Sorry to be a pain, but I didn't find anything pointing to com1 in this or the other oskitchen thread... do you have a link? THANKS!!
[Windows Mobile] pro_bur99:
@airxtreme

Can you please send me the source code of this great kitchen? I really want to work with it using my omnia. Please :)

I think it builds roms "the HTC way" and needs modifications for non-htc devices.
[Windows Mobile] OndraSter:
No, no sharing code without my permissions:D

If I recall correctly, the Omnia is processed by osnbtool and output is flash.bin with OS partition.
[Windows Mobile] Novek:
rhodium

With the new 1.05 I've imported rhodium stock ROM without a single error message... Imported Topaz first if anybody wonders..

Changed the tools folder with tools from Base Kitchen folder in this thread and now it builds without crashing. (even without disable the concurren....).

A few questions thought, since I'm quite new to cooking...

1. Can a Rhodium build be built without recmodding any files when using a nk from official 6.5 ROM (assuming the nk is 6.5 then)?

2. Can I build a Rhodium build if I change all packages in EXT (delete the ones from Rhod and add ALL from Leo) if I just replace the initflashfiles.dat?

Thanks in advance!!
[Windows Mobile] pro_bur99:
1. I believe you can do that by editing the RecmodSYS.list in the Configurations folder in the root of the Kitchen.

2. Sorry, I'm not quite sure about this.:D
[Windows Mobile] Novek:
Thanks for answering :) Does the RecmodSYS.list say which packages to be recmodded automatically? The reason for wishing not to recmod is that I'm not completly sure how to do it :p

/edit

After flashing my ROM, which got quite big (~220MB) my phone gets stuck on the "Touch pro 2" boot screen... Any ideas?
[Windows Mobile] ivanmmj:
A few things:

Users are reporting that:

Opal ROMs are not flashable and show a corrupted image. (Make sure that you do not remove the Opal's ULDR. The phone doesn't like that.)

The Hermes 6.5 nk. You cannot change the pagepool on it with normal tools. On my old kitchen, I had to script it to:

..\TOOLS\osnbtool -ap xip.bin %pp%MB -y
..\TOOLS\implantxip.exe -xip xip.bin -payload OS.nb.payload -imgstart %imgstart% -%uldr% -%nocert%

instead of:

..\TOOLS\implantxip.exe -xip xip.bin -payload OS.nb.payload -imgstart %imgstart% -%uldr% -pp %pp% -%nocert%

(That was in ervius.) Hope that helps.
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
Report after 24 hours

THIS DOESNT DO ANYTHING!!!

i have a problem, i have DL'd the oskitchen and it doesnt do anything.

no matter when nbh i feed it is crys about it. also this stuff about SYS and XIP swapping to get to WM6.5.5 roms, WTF is that about, where is it?

i mean all i want to do is to try and cook a wm6.5.5 rom but there is nothing i can see that allows me to do that.

how hard can it be for this to work? I mean even some instructions would be good.

I have posted 2-3 times asking where files are but no response, so im guessing that its this app that doesnt work.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Nice language that you use :mad:

Post #1:

Follow the link and you will get information about the kitchen.

And if you need sources to cook a WM6.5 ROM, well then check [OS][WM6.5.5] Latest Releases (23563), Porting, Tutorials, Tools, VM, etc.

So RDFM, use this wizard to found stuff and I expected more from a "Senior Member" with 2000+ posts.

Btw. I am cooking WM6.1 and 6.5 ROMs with this kitchen. It has some smaller problems but it works and it is fast.
[Windows Mobile] gregma:
Outstanding! Sounds great and I'm looking forward to it :)

Greg
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
TO be honest i didnt think i wrote anything bad? I had been trying to get this thing to do something since 8:30am when a friend pointed me over here and i posted that message at about 2am, thats nearly 24 hours of reading this thread and failing.

there was nothing bad in my statement! i was offending no-one as it was not directed with the words "you" or "you are" it was an exclamation.

thanks for this link, i didnt see this!!

I reitterate: I had been trying to get this thing to do something since 8:30am when a friend pointed me over here and i posted that message at about 2am, thats nearly 24 hours of reading this thread and failing.

You have no need to employ sarcasm or attempt or belittle me, the answer to my question would be fine, also possible i wouldnt have got so pissed of someone had answered one of the first three "nicer" posts i put up asking for help, but since they got ignored, this post obviously got the message through as you gave me a good answer. Thanks for that.....

As far as searching goes, XDA Search sucks, so i was using a google advanced search, but i kept getting hits for other HTC devicesand found little for the HD2 SPECIFICALLY.

As i am starting out, i am looking to just get a WM6.5.5 rom built and installing first!!

the problem i have is that i understand that this is set up to build a wm6.5 rom, and i need to swap somethings to get it to build a WM6.5.5 rom, the items i have are:

osKitchen which has some 23547 set up (a friend passed it to me)

and somehting else named:

23563 MSXIPKernal_SYS_WVGA_0409 - This file contains a SYS and XIP

but i do not know what to do with them! do i just swap them with whats already in the "Sources" folder of osKicthen?

Also when it asks for an nbh, which should i use?

thanks for your help
[Windows Mobile] variosteph:
i think he ment that you are talking a little bit "loud"

start here, it´s very simple!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=651199

steph
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
Thanks very much!!! That will probably sort everything out!!

Thanks Muchly

MG
[Windows Mobile] Pisca:
This might be a noob question

Using V 1.25 in a Windows7, but crashes due to Visual 2003 lack, even if I try to install it I'm not allowed since there's a recente Version, any ideia ?? Thanks
[Windows Mobile] variosteph:
have you tried the *.dll from the first post?
[Windows Mobile] Pisca:
Thanks a lot it's working now
[Windows Mobile] variosteph:
youre welcome!:)
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
If somebody needs UPX working I noticed that replacing the upx.exe in resources\tools with the latest official UPX fixes the hanging
[Windows Mobile] BeeGee_Tokyo:
Do you have a link to the latest official UPX?
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
http://upx.sourceforge.net/download/upx304w.zip
[Windows Mobile] wolframio74:
nvm... i found the answer
[Windows Mobile] kinghunki:
Hello, first of all thank you for this custom software (OSKITCHEN) ~! My phone is: OPAL(htc viva), but the use of OSKITCHEN decomposition, packing the official ROM is normal, but after the computer prompt Brush "226" error code, the phone automatically restart, direct access to three color screen and an error ~! Is this software does not support this type of phone models OPAL(HTC VIVA)?
[Windows Mobile] BeeGee_Tokyo:
I tried it, but it still the same.
[Windows Mobile] BeeGee_Tokyo:
btw, you got a donation for the nice UI. RefNo 6G220392N3671543M
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
Hi,

I am reluctant to report that after 48hours now, i still cant get this thing to work, i mean it cant even import the nbh!!

what is wrong with it?

EDIT: I also tryed running the kitchen from the root and the same thing. no matter what i do the files are locked. what is going on

MG
[Windows Mobile] rgb-rgb:
If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, make sure that file indexing is turned off in the Kitchen Folders.

If that doesn't help, I would suggest reading or searching the posts in this thread as it has come up before.
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
thanks for that, i have searched the thread, i guess im using the wrong terms!

MG
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
I get similar errors on my laptop when trying to import, but I can build on my laptop. I can do both just fine on my desktop. Both are recent Win7 Ult 64 builds. I checked VS runtimes, .NET 3.5, MSXML 4.0, C++ runtimes - everything is there. Have played with UAC. I'm wondering about permissions, since laptop has only one drive, and I'm not using the boot drive on the desktop.

At this point, I've given up on importing on the laptop, and do the imports on my desktop.

This doesn't fix your problems - but, you are not alone.
[Windows Mobile] rgb-rgb:
If you have File indexing turned on for the Kitchen folder, you will get these errors in Windows 7 and Windows Vista.

Right click on the Kitchen main folder, go to Properties>Advanced and uncheck the box that says allow files in this folder to be indexed.
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Interesting how many people with a Win 64 bit have this kinda of problem, i hope that it will be sorted in future.

Here there is an usefull app to see what are locking that process......hope that help a bit.
[Windows Mobile] makeveral:
i have same probl with 64bits
[Windows Mobile] ivanmmj:
Try removing the spaces in the directory tree.
[Windows Mobile] onesolo:
Remove the spaces and v1.25 and put Kitchen directory in the root of the hard drive.. "c:\kitchen" for example...
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
1. It's not spaces in the file path. I get the same error with a short path in the root with no spaces:

2. It's not locking - when I get the error box, I look - the file does not exist.

3. It's not indexing - my desktop drive is indexed and works; my laptop drive is non-indexed and fails.

4. I tried permissions next since the only remaining apparent difference between my systems is laptop boot drive vs. desktop non-boot drive. Specifically gave full control of the folder to my log-in name. No difference.

5. I tried one last thing. I did recently have an issue getting a complex app to install correctly on desktop boot drive. People with a space in their log-in name had the most problems - so I activated the hidden admin account and installed with that. Still got kitchen error after enabling admin account.

** A question for airxtreme: what program creates/extracts/moves \Temp\ROM_Dump\os-new.nb.payload ?
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Its not a directory fault IMO....ive tried to put my OsKitchen in almost 3 subfolders, the nbh in an external drive in 2 subfolders and i was able to dump the stock rom with my Win 7 32 bit.......so i assume that its a 64 bit fault.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Again, it works just fine on my 64-bit desktop - both extract and build, on the boot disk and 2 other disks.
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Thanks!!!!

I'm still waiting for Da_G to finish nb building but the UPX building is certainly going to work with the next version because I have always kept it enabled and never hanged.
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
The payload is usually generated by nbsplit.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Thanks........
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
Could you please link me the rom file you couldn't import?
[Windows Mobile] kinghunki:
Hello, first of all thank you for this custom software (OSKITCHEN) ~! My phone is: OPAL, but the use of OSKITCHEN decomposition, packing the official ROM is normal, but after the computer prompt Brush "226" error code, the phone automatically restart, direct access to three color screen and an error ~! Is this software does not support this type of phone models OPAL? I use software version is 1.25, my phone model is: OPAL (HTC VIVA), still issue I found our handset, XIP using a OS.NB, not OS.NB.PAYLOAD . there any way let OSKITCHEN use OS.NB to customize ROM?
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
The next version will use libnb for building the rom file so the opal issue should be definitely sorted out.
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Hurrayyy :D .....this will be sweet , thanks :D
[Windows Mobile] 4D3:
Hey,

First off i have to say, thans to EVERYONE for shedding light on this today!!

First off, you are stating the same as me, i am trying to decompress the nbh from my laptop, as with you it only has 1 drive.

I will test on my system which has 7! ill post back mater today.

@ALL who posted a response!!

thanks very much!! this is the kind of spirit thats been getting ripped our of XDA-Dev's.com since the release of the HD2.

you are all brilliant and amazingly helpful...there is enought answers here now to get to the bottom of this!!

thanks a million

MG
[Windows Mobile] pongster:
Any ETA for the next version? :)
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Certainly - here you go. Again, I can import this file on my desktop, but not my laptop. Both Win7 64 Ult. It's Sprint's recent 6.5 release for the CDMA Rhodium.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/xoinwtwjtzi/Sprint_65_RUU_signed.rar