Changing language/rom on Kaiser (TyTN II)

[grukke]

Hello guys, and merry christmas ;-)

I was just wondering, i got a TyTN II (Kaiser) recently, but it was bought in france, so im kinda stuck with french language.

I want to update the phone, to english or norwegian language. I know the warranty will be lost, but the phone is useless for me now anyway. I have been searching alot on the forum, but i cant seem to find an english rom i could use.

Do i use the Hard SPL to unlock the CID, and then flash the phone with a WM6 english rom?
All i want, is to get english language on the phone. Could i install Duttys rom? (Dutty's DualTouch Dial OEM Package)
Thanks for a great forum and work guys!

[ruffruff]

i have the same question ...

is it possible to install MUI packages onto the device?
something which is similiar to MUI for winxp or vista?

thanks.

ruffie

[elroy944]

i have the same question ...

is it possible to install MUI packages onto the device?
something which is similiar to MUI for winxp or vista?

thanks.

ruffie

yeah i'm even willing to pay for this software to use an english stable version with dutch language

[jychan28]

i have the same question ...

is it possible to install MUI packages onto the device?
something which is similiar to MUI for winxp or vista?

thanks.

ruffie

I agree with the #1 post. It is always better just flash it with the whatever language ROM that you want instead of monkey around the files of an existing ROM. If it is just a matter of modifying a few files, the following scenario will not happen.
There is no (HTC) official Chinese phone sold in US, in fact it is damn difficult to find any HTC phone in U.S. phone stores. There is no official Simplified Chinese HTC Kaiser ever made. HTC is a Taiwanese company and they make Traditional Chinese HTC Kaiser plus other European languages Kaiser. Check their web site, there is no U.S. sales/service offices.
I normally get a phone in Hong Kong and flash it with English ROM and install a Chinese system which can read both type of Chinese characters.

So replace the ROM is the best way to go. This forum have enough info for how to do it. (Of course, you have to unlock your phone first).:D

[ruffruff]

i totally agrees and i am using the same method at the moment. using a cooked english rom and add in applications and fonts to support read/write chinese.

but when i was using asus p525 & p535, i understand from the cookers that they extract mui files from simplified chinese wm6 image and port it into the english rom. so i believe there might be a way to do a cab installation files with the require languages files and it can be installed onto the device. taken into consideration that our kaiser has abundent rom storage space, installing this mui package shouldnt be much of a problem.

anyway, this is just my thoughts, i am no cooker nor expert, hehe. so it will still takes a real expert to work out this mui installation cab. :)

I agree with the #1 post. It is always better just flash it with the whatever language ROM that you want instead of monkey around the files of an existing ROM. If it is just a matter of modifying a few files, the following scenario will not happen.
There is no (HTC) official Chinese phone sold in US, in fact it is damn difficult to find any HTC phone in U.S. phone stores. There is no official Simplified Chinese HTC Kaiser ever made. HTC is a Taiwanese company and they make Traditional Chinese HTC Kaiser plus other European languages Kaiser. Check their web site, there is no U.S. sales/service offices.
I normally get a phone in Hong Kong and flash it with English ROM and install a Chinese system which can read both type of Chinese characters.

So replace the ROM is the best way to go. This forum have enough info for how to do it. (Of course, you have to unlock your phone first).:D