Personal information in ROM

[nemesisss]

Hello
It is possible to make a ROM with some personal information like name, phone number, e-mail adress, company name, ... in it?
Maybe it's possible to put in cooked ROM additional settings like network connections, exchange settings, email settings, my own start menu structure?

[wpbear]

Hello
It is possible to make a ROM with some personal information like name, phone number, e-mail adress, company name, ... in it?
Maybe it's possible to put in cooked ROM additional settings like network connections, exchange settings, email settings, my own start menu structure?

You can make a CAB with all the settings you need. I did this in order to not have to put my Name/Address, email accounts, and many more tweaks onto each new ROM I flash.

For me to do it it took some time searching the forums and searching the registry of my Hermes which was what I was using when I made the CAB. I even went as far as adding my home router WEP key to the settings.

You have to spend some time to create your masterpiece but it was worth it!

[Sleuth255]

There's a lot of good information in the UC thread located here. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=366337) Included are tools that convert exported registry keys to xml along with how to create a cab that contains xml CSPs.

The good news is that the cab will give you easy customization. Better yet, the xml that goes into it can be used directly by any UC capable ROM to automatically do your provisioning every time you hard reset.

[jeffreycentex]

I cheated and used OEMIZER to get a RGU and a PROVXML file that let me build my own custom CAB that does the following:

1. Owner Information (from the RGU - see Sleuth's UC Customization thread for a tool to convert REG/RGU files to the XML file you need).
2. Exchange settings
3. GMail Settings
4. Appropriate KaiserTweak settings for my use.

Most everything you need can be found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=366337.

OEMIZER can be found at http://tiermann.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3&Itemid=3

With just a little work, it isn't very difficult...