Hello, I use the cool minhanhtran ROM, but though I would like to try the WM 6.5 too ... is that possible?
MikeZS said:
Hello, I use the cool minhanhtran ROM, but though I would like to try the WM 6.5 too ... is that possible?
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Welcome to the forum
Please READ and SEARCH before posting
Look here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=482006
And a quote from our dear chef regarding 6.5 for Uni:
"Look, WM6.5 is very early development stage specially for Uni. Also you must not forget that the OS has not been released yet. Besides, I can see you've just joined to the experimental dev phase and working on WM6.5 is not an ideal assignment in any case (for you).
Anyway, existing module relocation tool doesn't work well for WM6.5. You need to manually check if there is a conflict. It is also known that M$ has changed the slot's address for 6.5.
By the way, I've stopped working on WM6.5 due to it's instability and waiting for a "release" from the carrier."
I have to change my OS WM 6.1 to google andoirds.......
who can help me to get the stable rom or "the finest cookies" had ever made
thanks
- Not available on your phone for this moment -
Yeah, but you can always try out a beta android app at the elf upgrading forum.
wuahhhh........isnot ready yet........
whose gonna cooking this stuff
Cook?
Thats not a Windows Mobile kinda thing, you cant actually run it from your phone.
There is so many drivers and stuff not yet ready for now.
I have a HD2 originally from T-Mobile.
With the help of this forum I have installed a new (1.66.405.2 76641 WWE) rom and so have removed all signs of T-mobile.
So - before anything else - a big thank you to the brilliant guys and gals who make this kind of thing possible for newbies like me.
I would now like to try WM 6.5.3, can someone tell me which ROM I need.?
BTW I would prefer to install without HTC Sense and revert to "pure" Windows Mobile.
Thanks in anticipation
Ian Wilson
Search for 23xxx/24xxx/28xxx WinMo versions - those are the beta builds 6.5.x
Most probably, the ROM you request will carry a name like "Ultra Light", "Clean" or whatever, eg. like this.
You can try this Miris extralight:
http://htcpedia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1786
It's exciting to see ROM's starting to be released for the TG01, but I've got a question about windows mobile and roms.
1)What benefits would a ROM with WM 6.5.3 or 6.5.5 bring?
2)Are there any cooks working on WM 6.5.3 or 6.5.5 for the TG01?
3)If so, when could these ROM's be released?
Thanks
my non pro view
1. 6.5.5 is better then 6.5.0 as its newer has better functions ect. google 6.5.5 and look at some screens. and as toshiba have no plans to update our version of windows cooked roms is the only way to gain better/newer functionality. also cooked roms open the door to things like having a better ui such as sense on our tg01s
2. Yes
3. hopefully not too long
Just my 2 cts :
1) While WM6.5.0 (and previous 6.x versions) were build to be stylus driven, 6.5.3 and now 6.5.5 are build to be finger driven. No more (almost) need of a stylus. Many stylus only functions can now be operated by your fingers. And furthermore in any version of WM : the last build is (almost) always better.
2) Yes. at least 3 or 4 cooks are trying... No doubt at least one will succeed. We've got some great ROM cooks over here
3) It will be available when it's ready. There MANY things to be done to achieve this. Stay tuned on this forum
thanks for your answers, I see the big differences now.
Cant wait for more ROM's now.
Hi all.
I'm creating a Windows Mobile Rom.
1)---I want to create a rom modifying my smartphone's rom and NOT creating a rom from a clean one (it will be almost impossibile).
2)---Which kitchen can i use?
3)---Where can I download the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5 Builds? (Da-G's download don't work anymore on Mediafire)
Thanks
Try OS Builder as this is the most advanced and all in one solution. But be aware that if you start from an already cooked ROM you may face many kinds of problems because many cooks have applied methods to prevent dumping their ROMs.
Good luck!
tobbbie said:
Try OS Builder as this is the most advanced and all in one solution. But be aware that if you start from an already cooked ROM you may face many kinds of problems because many cooks have applied methods to prevent dumping their ROMs.
Good luck!
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Thanks for you reply!
But, to pass from Winmo 6.0 to Winmo 6.1 or 6.5, do I need 6.1 or 6.5 builds (xip,sys)?
Where can I download these build?
Mich-C said:
Thanks for you reply!
But, to pass from Winmo 6.0 to Winmo 6.1 or 6.5, do I need 6.1 or 6.5 builds (xip,sys)?
Where can I download these build?
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Oh well - you are much on your own with this old stuff now. Usually you cannot do much to the XIP (Kernel) parts as they are largely HW dependent. SYS is part of the ROM anyway and so part of regular cooking. Lookup the forums for your device and download what you can get. If it is an exotic device your chances are ~zero to get anything useful. If you have no experience in cooking it is a very long way to succeed (talking in weeks and months of learning!) - and there no others fighting the same problems any more. Look up the introduction link from my signature to get an idea of how things are connected.
What is your starting point (HW, ROM) and where do want to go?
TOBBIE, in practice I want to use Os Kitchen (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=628948) because it's very simple to use.(I can alredy use it).
I downloaded but when I open it, I have the first screen (that showed in the thread). Is written: "....please, select an official rom update file..." It refers to an update Windows Mobile Build for cook the Rom.
So I searched Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5 Builds. I found 2 very good Builds from Da_G :
-6.1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=547314
-6.5 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=544445
But ALL Links don't work and I ABSOLUTELY need this Build, without it, I can't cook...
Sorry, I have no experience with OS Kitchen. I have only used OS Builder finally and a very old device specific batch-kitchen before this.
Thanks, Can i give you "THANKS"?
But with wich build did you used to cook?
Mich-C said:
Thanks, Can i give you "THANKS"?
But with wich build did you used to cook?
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Well first you need to split smartphone (no touchscreen) from touchscreen devices.
I have cooked only for smartphone -> see my signature kitchen and stuff is all there.
Then find a stock ROM for the right type (smartphone or touchscreen) with largely similar properties (screen resolution, maybe also CPU/Chipset).
Can't you tell which device you want to cook for?
I want to cook for my Toshiba Portege G910 with WinMob 6 Professional.
It's touchscreen, it has Qwerty Keyboard, it has Wvga Resolution 800x480. There is not even a rom for this device.
But I want to cook in Italian language, (I'm italian )
This will be tough I guess. Mind that a new ROM will not change the kernel, so any of the new memory schemes introduced with W6.1 and WM6.5 will not apply even if you put a new OS on top of it. So basically you will not gain speed with a new ROM. Adding a language is a tricky thing but is possible, see my signature, even without cooking an all new ROM. So is there no Italian on the device at all?
Oh, I'm sad for this: no extra speed
When I bought, my phone had italian language.
The Toshiba Portege G900 is very very similar to my G910. Also the G900 has WinMob 6.0 Pro.
An Italian guy made a Winmo 6.1 rom for the G900 (in italian language), and now the G900 is very very fast. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4h23pR6JbI
I want to this with my G910, IT'S possible. Salvyc83 do this
(But now he can't help me)
Search for speed tweaks on WM6 if you are happy with the device otherwise. The effort to cook a well running 6.1 is enormous and it is not guaranteed if you get it faster on the UI then.
There are various registry settings to play with which can make the UI faster responding (cache for icons or fonts).
Good luck!
I need too to learn cooking roms. I will follow this thread.