Cooking Guides for the Ultimate Noobs- Screencasts

doctajay · Feb 26, 2008

I don't want to double post, so my previous one can be deleted.

I'm a noob just like you all and as easy as the written directions are, its always nice to get a little more help. So I made these screencasts to help you out. I wanted to start fresh, since I'm kind of past the trial run period. Click on the pictures to view the screencasts are below (if there is a serious error, let me know):

Setting UP Your Kitchen (22.4 MB)

Cooking (61.5 MB)

Dumping Your ROM (51.3 MB)

Rebuilding Your ROM (22.3 MB)

doctajay · Feb 26, 2008

Converting an CAB to a Package (33.3 MB)

doctajay · Feb 26, 2008

Remeber folks that I'm a noob too, so I may not be able to answer all of the questions you may have about specifics. The videos should help you get the general gist of the process and it should make you less scared of cooking your own ROM.

REMEMBER TO HARDSPL YOUR PHONE BEFORE YOU FLASH YOUR PHONE WITH A COOKED ROM.

I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANYTHING THAT MIGHT HAPPEN TO YOUR PHONE.

AllTheWay · Feb 26, 2008

Alex!!!

Add this to the sticky in the 1st page or put it in the WIKI!

Nice work my man...nice work indeed!

Infuruno · Feb 26, 2008

Thanks! for this i really needed this Ultimate noob thanks you

elrooster · Feb 26, 2008

Thanx for the info, but how about converting an OEM package into a CAB? Would be nice too.

moopile · Feb 26, 2008

Thanks. Great idea and Great job. Finished the first one and d/l'ing the rest.

pietrucci · Feb 26, 2008

doctajay said:
Remeber folks that I'm a noob too, so I may not be able to answer all of the questions you may have about specifics. The videos should help you get the general gist of the process and it should make you less scared of cooking your own ROM.

REMEMBER TO HARDSPL YOUR PHONE BEFORE YOU FLASH YOUR PHONE WITH A COOKED ROM.

I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANYTHING THAT MIGHT HAPPEN TO YOUR PHONE.

And, important too: HARDRESETyour phone AFTER you flashed it!!!

_Alex_ · Feb 26, 2008

Wow, thanks Doctajay for spending the time to make these great screencasts. I haven't had a chance to view all the videos yet, but I do have quite a few critiques because, as an observant mod noticed, most ROM chefs are perfectionists

I'll keep them to myself until I have the time to either make easier to use kitchen or my own video tutorials or both...

In the meantime, I've added it to the ROM cooking section. I'd add it to the sticky too, but as mentioned in yet another thread, we're at our 10,000 character post maximum, so we're out of space, unless a mod adds another post to that thread...

Thanks again!

ryncppr · Feb 26, 2008

DEFINITELY A STICKY!!!!! Great work. Good to see the time spent to help everyone out!!! Thank you

commissionerg · Feb 26, 2008

HTC roms + at&t oem packages

Disregaurd

doctajay · Feb 26, 2008

_Alex_ said:
Wow, thanks Doctajay for spending the time to make these great screencasts. I haven't had a chance to view all the videos yet, but I do have quite a few critiques because, as an observant mod noticed, most ROM chefs are perfectionists I'll keep them to myself until I have the time to either make easier to use kitchen or my own video tutorials or both...

In the meantime, I've added it to the ROM cooking section. I'd add it to the sticky too, but as mentioned in yet another thread, we're at our 10,000 character post maximum, so we're out of space, unless a mod adds another post to that thread...

Thanks again!

Lol, I understand man. I actually look forward to your critiques because it might point out the small mistake I'm making that is prevent me from cooking but that lets everyone else do it. (It might just be that my PC is cursed

). Anyway, thank you for your guidance!

kjb86 · Feb 27, 2008

excellent.. excellent!!

Now I have a little more direction since i'm a n00b as pure as they come haha.

Thank you very much this is very helpful!

eagle 1 · Feb 27, 2008

Wow Doctajay!

Thanks for taking the time to create these instructions to accompany the Alex cooking wiki. It is great that you offer this to the community, it must have taken a lot of time to create.

Pictures are worth a thousand words of thanks to you from all the future Kaiser Rom cookers!

doctajay · Feb 27, 2008

No problem guys. Alex really deserves alot of the credit. I just turned his words into video.

I wanted to tell you all that if you want to download the files I used in the tutorial, you can download them also on my website. they are the older v5.1 though, so if you want the current v5.2 that Alex uploaded, you need to get it from the wiki. Here is my site URL:

http://xdadev.doctajay.com/?page_id=5

thomassster · Feb 27, 2008

now if someone can upload these to youtube or google video so we can stream instead of download, that'll be great.

thomassster · Feb 27, 2008

a little addition you could have added is setting the folders to show system files so they can see the rgu files. I made that mistake before.

rickytr23 · Feb 27, 2008

NICE

Love it Nice

So easy a cave man cab do it

doctajay · Feb 27, 2008

thomassster said:
a little addition you could have added is setting the folders to show system files so they can see the rgu files. I made that mistake before.

Very good point. I think I had done that before, but I didn't mention that I had done that. Definitely follow what thomasster said!!!

illusion8088 · Feb 27, 2008

Great work!

Thanks for the help
Stay blessed.

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