yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Details: This is a BARE BONES ROM. It has as few modifications and tweaks built into it as possible. This ROM is not intended for those who want to flash and go. It is meant for those who like to tweak, config and specialize their Raphael/Fuze to their liking. This ROM is UC Enabled. For those looking for 3rd Party UIs and all inclusive ROMs I highly recommend the Energy Series by NRGZ28.

Screenshots - A little over 139MB free RAM following flash... **Will update images soon...

***WARNING***

You MUST have a GSM Raphael/Fuze that has been security unlocked to flash this ROM. Do NOT flash this ROM to a CDMA device. Flash at your own risk, I take no responsibility for bricked devices, damaged sd card etc. Use the kitchen at your own risk. SEE POST 3 FOR HELPFUL FLASHING / MODDING LINKS

Downloads

***Click Here to see Benchmarks***

11/22 - 28244 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

11/22 - 23148 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

11/22 - 23699 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

11/09 - 21684 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

11/09 - 21916 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

See Post 2 for Kitchen & Kitchen Packages

Credits: Thanks to the many Chefs, contributors and XDA users who have provided me the resources and knowledge needed to build this and other ROMs. Special credits to sidiliu for his shared kitchen, Da_G for his work in creating a viable Raphael development environment, DFT, AndrewSH, MobileUnderground and many many others for their continued work to provide new builds.

See Post 2 for Kitchen & Kitchen Packages

See Post 3 for Helpful Links and Recommendations

ROM 21684/21916/23148/23699/28244 EXT Packages & Included MODs
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Kitchen, Kitchen Packages & Previous Builds

EVK Kitchen Base for Skorpyos Raphael/Fuze Kitchen

***For a fully operational kitchen you must download the EVK Kitchen Base & a kitchen package

DOWNLOAD EVK Base Kitchen for Raphael

My kitchen is based on the Ervius Visual Kitchen v1.8.2. To use this kitchen you will need to download the base kitchen which contains the Ervius Visual Kitchen, Raphael_External_Packages (There are more in there than in the Bare-Bones ROM), Mod packages, and the Raphael OEM Drivers. This will be the base and you should only need to download it once. Once you've downloaded the kitchen extract it to a folder either at the root, or close to the root of a drive (c:\kitchen or c:\raph\kitchen for example).

Kitchen Updates / Patches / Previous Versions

-None at this time

Kithen Packs for Raphael Kitchen

The Kitchen Packs contain the XIP/SYS files needed to cook a ROM for the particular build of WM6.5. Download the kitchen packs and extract them to the root of your kitchen. See the attachment for password instructions! They come with the necessary folder structure to be extracted directly to your kitchen and are then ready for cooking. Once you have extracted the Kitchen Pack launch erviuskitchen.exe, click Load Rom and select the .erv that came with the kitchen pack.

Kitchen Packs 216XX

1. Download Kitchen Pack 21684

2. Download Kitchen Pack 21683

3. Download Kitchen Pack 21681

4. Download Kitchen Pack 21680

Kitchen Packs 231XX

1. Download Kitchen Pack 23148

2. Download Kitchen Pack 23146

3. Download Kitchen Pack 23144

Kitchen Packs 236XX

1. Download Kitchen Pack 23699

2. Download Kitchen Pack 23696

Kitchen Packs 282XX

1. Download Kitchen Pack 28243

2. Download Kitchen Pack 28244

Kitchen Packs 219XX

Download Kitchen Pack 21916

Previous Builds

216XX

21683 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

21681 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

21680 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

231XX

23146 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

23144 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

236XX

23696 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared

282XX

28243 Skorpyos Stock-Like ROM - 4Shared
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Helpful Links & Resources

Below you'll find the resources I've used to ease the process of owning a Fuze (Raphael). These tools / resources make the flashing process more efficient and the configuration process more efficient. I will continue to add to these over time.

Flashing Resources:

* Flashing your First GSM Raphael Rom by mskip

* Raphael Radio Thread by RavenY2K3

* Task29 for the Raphael by benjamminzIS

Configuration Resources

* Fuze / Touch Pro Keyboard Switcher App by Shlomki

* User Customization (SDAutorun) by Sleuth255
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
Thanks for your Kitchen, I'll try to use it
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] abid885:
thank you

Will try this when my battery is fully charged .. thanks bro.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] skotch:
It didn't set me up for ATT, I couldn't get a data connection... It there a cab that will put all the correct settings in?

Thanks... enjoying it through wifi now...
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
I use a provisioning XML to setup the AT&T data connections. You can add it to your SDCONFIG.TXT file. If you use dotFred Task Manager you can install it through there. I'm going to also setup a list of apps and configs I use for those looking for similar tools. Here's the provisioning XML for the AT&T data settings. Save it to your system (or Raph) and rename it to .xml, then install.

HTH,

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
The kitchen base has a flaw that affects initial loading of PIE. I've posted the updated app.reg to correct this issue when cooking. For those who have already flashed just change your PIE homepage to www.google.com or site of your preference. Thanks,

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] dgaud007:
Thanks for the ROM. Can anybody report how much free RAM they get with this one? Thanks!
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
Hi,

I don't know if i'm asking the right place but I have an issue while trying to cook Sense 2.5.2016 by pragmatix.

I follow all the steps of the tutorial but still get the WM6.5 default interface. I don't know what to do and how to fix this.

I found many warnings in the build logs for packages coming from "B_Sense_2_5_2016_Packages" :

Warning!!! Found Module duplicate on Module...

and Warning!!! Found File duplicate on Module...

So I try to locate dll or exe in other module and most of the time there is a double in the OEM folder.

Wich one should I delete ? the one in the OEM folder or in the Ext folder?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
21681 Coming Soon

Working to cook up the 21681 build. Have heard it's fast! I'll post free RAM for this build once close to finishing testing.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
21681 ROM and Kitchen Pack posted in first posts. One item of note is the issues with PIE were corrected with the latest Kitchen Pack structure. I will post an updated 21680 Kitchen Pack later this week to correct the issue. I've removed the EVK patch as it was not accurate.

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
Thank you very much for your work. Do you plan to create a 219XX version of your kitchen ? :D
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
If there is sufficient interest I certainly can. I've found the 216XX versions being released recently to be very fast and relatively stable. The 231XX and 219XX are also popular so I could add other branches to the kitchen pack and rom series.

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
for me, branch 219XX is the best but its a personnal point of view of coursse ;) thank you for everything for the moment i will try your new kitchen
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Deleted member 437861:
Hi Skorpyo,

I've been looking for a clean ROM for ages. I think this could be the one for me. I've tried out 21680 for a couple of days now and I love it.

However, I have a few programs/cabs to add to the ROM which for me would make it perfect. I have no problem with adding bits and pieces to the ROM.

What I would really like to do is use your kitchen to cook my "perfect" rom, for me that is. I have already tried and failed. I read up on various ways to do this. The main one was to use a Cab Converter to OEM Package Files and then add them to the relevant folder. Whether I did this correctly I do not know, however they did appear in the kitchen once I loaded the ROM package and selected them OK. When I created the ROM with NO errors and flashed it to my phone, none of the programs where in the rom.

Can you give me a clue as to what I've done wrong, or maybe point me in the right direction. I am basically totally new to kitchens, although I am willing to learn and understand more.

If you can help in any way, I will greatly appreciate it.

Thank you in advance.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
For a noob, where can I get some cooking lessons?

Recepies?

I dont suppose I put my TP in the mag.. :eek:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
knock knock, somebody there?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] venomcorp:
suport videocall?What dialer have this rom?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Sorry for the lack of response, I had to leave town for a few days. I'll be updating the ROM and adding 231XX and 219XX builds as well in the next few days. I'll post some more links to cooking resources too. Thanks for your patience,

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
thank you very much
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] dgaud007:
I guess I'll answer my own question. This ROM is a beast. I have 119MB RAM free after installing all my crap. The only thing I've noticed is that the USBtoPC popup is not coming up when I plug the usb cable, but I'll try re-installing it later. Good job and thanks!
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
Dont try to reinstall it...It doesnt have htc usb to pc package..Some cookers just dont install it on their roms,like neon rom and many others on titanium versions...In my opinion i think its useless..you can change it from connectivity settings...
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
New ROMs Posted

I've posted the updated ROMs on the first page. There are now download links for 21683 (My personal favorite), 21916 and 23144. Please let me know if there are COM or MFG branches you would like added.

I can also add the Connection-Popup back into the ROM if people feel it is value added.

Skorpyo

ps. Sorry for the lack of activity, I've been out of town and dealing with a backlog because of it...
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] venomcorp:
I want support for videocall + 3G dialer.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
Hi Skorpyo,

Is there a Kitchen Pack for 21916 ?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
Ok, stock rom, fast! thank you.

But I would like vieuw office documents, how/where to find office mobile?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Hmmm... I might try but the addition of 3G dialer and videocall support will be hard for me to fully test being in the US. I've supplied a kitchen for those who want to try to add their own flavors.

Kitchen Packs are uploading now, will post the links shortly along with new download instructions.

Full Office 2010 is included in 231XX and 216XX. 219XX appears to lack full Office. I'll see about finding an EXT package for it to add to the available kitchen and future 219XX builds (if we ever see one ;))

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] danimihalca:
Hi there! I have a cooked ROM with a lot of stuff on my Touch Pro but it drains too much battery. I'm interested in your ROM because it's clean and I think it will last more if you tweak it. The only problem is the build release. You said that your favorite is 21683. Could you please give me a link with the difference between these builds or some documentation? Thank you.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Battery drain is not always the fault of applications installed, but rather how the applications and ROM settings affect your phones operation. If your phone constantly tries to establish a data connection and leaves it on that will drain your battery, if your flashed radio does not match the rilphone.dll loaded it will cause battery drain and on and on... read the post here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3803771&postcount=6 for useful info in managing your battery consumption when using a custom ROM.

As for the builds there is no one link I can give you, your best bet is to research the builds. What I can tell you is some basic info but it is entirely based on speculation since MS has never actually documented their work on the numerous 6.5.x builds:

Builds 219XX is a feature test branch and is based on the original COM1 branch except that it utilizes the newer UI features. Typically it had the latest features, but was considered less stable. The AKU in this branch is older and as such some of the newer functionalities, such as threaded e-mail, are not supported.

Builds 230XX and 231XX are widely considered the COM3 branch. These are considered very stable builds as it is the branch released to OEMs. It would appear that the 216XX builds are based on this branch.

Builds 216XX are an HTC OEM branch that typically follow the 230/1XX branches though many agree that they appear to be optimized for performance to include faster boot times and "snappier" feeling UI response.

Since I haven't played with the 219XX and 231XX branches I cannot say if they have all the updated applications such as the updated contact app. There was also some builds which contained an updated, more finger friendly keyboard though I never dabbled in them. HTH,

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] danimihalca:
Thanks for the reply!:)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
ThaNks voor explanation.

If so I would drop 219xx and 23xxx and concentrate on 216xx ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Well, the 219XX branch hasn't seen an update in quite some time so that won't be much work to keep up with. The 231XX appears to be receiving regular updates and since it is an MS branch it's nice to keep a truly vanilla version. The 216XX are also being updated regularly right now but doing two branches is quite easy, and the 23144 ROM/KP is the first release I've put together on this branch. I'm going to be doing some testing over the next few days to see if there are areas of improvement in the ROM to include some updated HTC packages and apps that better round out the user experience. I don't want to get into creating an overly customized ROM but a bit of tweaking may be beneficial.

Anyone have any input, suggestions or opinions?

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] yozart:
Thank you

WoW thank you very much...

I will retry to learn cooking with your new kitchen. :D

Thank you thousands times for your work
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
I've been using your 21916 rom via the kitchen. It's great as far as I'm concerned. The only thing I've really added is the "Connection Setup" because this allows me to use Data Controller because that's how I prefer it.

The only thing NOT responsive is the phone dialer. For some reason each number takes about 10 seconds before appearing on the screen.

However, the 216XX and 231XX are good to. They all seem to be fast and smooth which is how it should be.

I think you are doing a great job and I will continue to use your ROMs/KP.

BTW, Can you point me in the right direction on creating OEM Packages for the kitchen.

Your help will be greatly appreciated.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
I'll look into the dialer issue on the 21916 build, I'm sure others have come accross the issue and there is likely a posted resolution. <edit> If you're interested here's a thread of collected dialers: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=704921 </edit>

As for creating OEM packages for the kitchen the best advice I can give you is to visit the Chef Central\Windows Mobile forum and start with the thread by + Que PPC: Guides & info|Kitchens|Repositories|Resources|Tips & Tricks|Tools|Tutorials. There's a few good articles and tools for building, converting from cab, and porting OEM packages.

If you have one in particular you are looking for let me know and I might be able to help you by building it once and outlining the steps to do so.

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
I appreciate the info.

For example: "Data Controller v1.21" would be helpful if you could build and outline how you did it.

What I've tried so far without any errors is:

Used "Package Creator 5.5" followed all steps I read up on and a package was created. I then copied the file into the "EXT>COMMON folder". When I loaded the ROM into the Kitchen it ahowed up no problem. I doubled click on it to activate it, and continued to build the ROM. Once I flashed the new rom to my phone, there was nothing there. As I already mentioned I received NO errors.

I have read and followed steps that I found after searching but nothing I've tried seems to work.

Thanks in advance for your help.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Well, maybe I'm a little old-school in how I've built packages, but I just use the Cab2OEM.exe and EXT_Packages_rebuilder.exe tools. I've attached them here and below is how I use them (very simple...)

I also attached my resultant package for DataController 1.0.2.1

1. Extract the tools to the MyTools directory in your kitchen (ex: c:\Kitchen\MyTools\Cab2Oem2Ext)

2. Save the CAB installer you want to convert to the same directory.

3. Drag the CAB installer onto Cab2Oem.exe. This will generate a directory with the same name as the .CAB such as "DataController"

4. Drag the folder that was just created onto EXT_Packages_rebuilder.exe. This will convert the contents of the folder to an EXT compatible folder.

5. Copy that folder to your "EXT\Raphael\COMMON\Raphael_External_Packages"

6. Launch the kitchen and enable the package

Often when you cook in a package and "Nothing is in the ROM" you can actually see that the files are under \Windows but that there was no app.dat file to place them in the appropriate folders or create shortcuts.

Let me know if you have any issues with this package

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] danimihalca:
Hi there! I've stumbled upon something: sometimes the WiFi dissapears from the menus. Check the first 2 screenshot. But after I do a reset, it returns to normal. I have your 21683 build. Could it be a ROM bug?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
Thank you very much.

I'll give it a shot tomorrow and let you know how I get on.

I feel I'm getting a bit too old for this lark but I feel that I'm maybe only a few cabs away from a perfect ROM for myself.

I won't give up yet.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
Mostly it worked. Some of the files were 100% and some of them were installed but no shortcut in the start menu folder. I located them and manually inserted shortcuts. A bit of messing about but that's OK. At least I'm better off than before.

Thank you again for your help. It is appreciated.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Tomorrow morning I'll be posting the 21684, 23146 and possibly a 282XX and 236XX builds. I'm also going to start benchmarking the ROMs for those who are interested.

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
11 nov now, 2 days after your tommorow.. ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
Yeah... I hate excuses, but to be honest I did complete the ROMs on the 9th, just didn't post them here. Some stuff went down where I work so I was kinda slammed... gotta pay the bills!

New ROMs are posted and KPs will follow shortly. I'm also working on updating screenshots. I also have the Benchmarks complete and will post them in the first post.

Enjoy!

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] NickEFuze:
Problem with Adding SIP

I have only had my FUZE a short time and am new to ROM cooking on any WM device. I have spent dozens of hours reading and reading and searching and searching, trying to get up to speed on ROM customization...

Thank you so much for posting your kitchen and ROMs. I am currently running your 21683 with Sprite Backup and Youtube added. I have no problem simply double-clicking those packages and building, then flashing the resulting ROM. The ROM and the added packages work great.

Then, I got ambitious. I wanted the different SIP keyboards besides the standard one that totally requires a stylus. I tried just double-clicking EzInput (plus the Sprite Backup and Youtube). The resulting ROM showed no SIP keyboard at all when the icon was pressed, but the applications made space for the keyboard image. Trying to press keyboard buttons sometimes resulted in endless space characters being generated. There was also no "Input" icon in the settings. Is there something else that needs to be done to have the alternate keyboards in the ROM?

Thank you again for sharing your ROMs and Kitchen and for your help.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] calita:
fm radio missing

very gooooood rom but were is the radio fm ???????????????
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
New ROMs and KPs

I've posted the latest ROMs and KPs as follows:

ROM: 28244, 23699, 23148

KPs: 28244, 28243, 23699, 23696, 23148, 23146, 21684

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Skorpyo:
To use the EzInput EXT package you'll also need the XT9_IME_XXXX_1_5_33988_0 package where XXXX is either ATNT for the Fuze or TOUCH_PRO for a non fuze TP. Lemme know if that doesn't work the way you expect. I personally recommend FingerKeyboard 2.1 which is a great finger friendly keyboard.

I stripped out most of the excess programs inlcuded, but FM Radio was one I was on the fence about. If you cook your own the FM Radio package is included and ready to add.

HTH

Skorpyo
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Jon811:
Hello!

Thanks for your work, but i have a problem! I'm download EVK-base & 23699 kitchen and tried to made a clear ROM, but has a problem! ROM didn't created!

That's what was at the end of build log

Processing "_wrlsmgr.lnk" as file

Total Sectors: 0x9f3e

ImgfsToNb 2.1rc2

Using bigstorage mode

Sector size is 0x800 bytes

Writing imgfs to offset byte 0x400000, sector 0x800

Input file imgfs-new.bin cannot be read. Exiting.

ERROR! (errorlevel: 1)

ERROR executing: kitchen_build_rom.bat

ERROR!!!

Wait some seconds...

No ''SVN'' folders present...

Restored Original config.txt...

Temp config.txt Deleted!!!

So can somebody help me or tell what am i doing wrong

OK, I've decided my problems. don't make my mistakes. If you cooking on virtual machine (e.q. OracleVM), kitchen & all files have to be on it's drive, not on drive of fisical machine
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] :
Hi Skorpyo,

Thank you very much for your work. I think it's great that you are giving people the chance to build their own ROMS with limited experience like myself. However, I am trying my best to better understand everything.

Anyway, I've successfully built a 21916 rom in the kitchen with some EXT packages I created from the help you gave me. I'm very happy as this is really my first attempt and it does work. Albeit from limited knowledge.

Is there a way to change the ROM Date after the initial bootup and also in the Device Info tab. I've searched but found nothing current for the Raphael.

Can you help me please by pointing me in the right direction.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wierni:
Quiet here!

No new 216xx roms available?
[General Questions and Answers] Leekster:
Hi all, I am a long standing t-mobile (uk) customer of 10 years. My contract ended back in July and have been waiting around for the Desire HD to launch for my next upgrade.

My question is, when the phone finally launches for the best deal,

would it be better for me to call them directly and speak to the retentions dept, visit a t-mobile store and speak to their reps or go to a third party shop such as carphone warehouse/ phones4u and try my luck there?

tldr: what's the best way to get the best retention deal when renewing