Originally Posted by sleeps

You mean physically welded another memory chip?

Well possibly, but I would not recommend doing it yourself!!

http://www.pocketpctechs.com

Originally Posted by MaffooClock

Just a note:

The first time I tried the PDAViet version, I saw the rather undesireable bootsplash. I tried re-flashing the previous WM6.0, which did not un-do the bootsplash.

I found that the only way to get the original blue and white HP bootsplash is to re-flash your device with the official WM5 upgrade. If you don't have the WM5 upgrade, I bet any of the WM2003 ROM update patches will yield the same results (just visit HP's website and search for your device to visit the downloads).

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport...&lang=en&cc=us

(This only applies if you want to revert back to WM6.0.)

MaffooClock:
Interesting. If people are seeing the PDAVIET splash and I'm not, your explanation may be why. When I reflashed my 4700 with the latest ROM, my previous flash may not have been undone. So thank you for the experiments.

Because of the capabilities of the 4700 (e.g. no phone), I believe this ROM can be made even leaner. I will try to repeat your steps and fix the flash the next time.

Do you think reflashing with a Kozhura WM6 ROM would accomplish the same thing? Even the thought of reverting back to the HP WM5 disaster causes me to shudder.

Regards.

Originally Posted by sanjay1951

Well possibly, but I would not recommend doing it yourself!!

http://www.pocketpctechs.com

uhhh, so everything os OK with mine

Thanks!

I did the upgrade from PPC techs and my 4700 works fine, been over a year since they did it and no effects at all.

Also posted the new Sanjay 6.1 build to my website for those that don't want to use rapidshare.

http://wm6.flyingarizona.net

sanjay1951,
Great work.
Does this ROM has all rgu files or you deleted them all ?
vivi

Edit : I dumped it , no rgu files.
vivi

Originally Posted by vivi

sanjay1951,
Great work.
Does this ROM has all rgu files or you deleted them all ?
vivi

Edit : I dumped it , no rgu files.
vivi

Thank you Vivi. I've found your kitchen to be excellent as well and a great help for ROM tuning. I also read your tips including ones to remove the RGU files, but PDAVIET already had these deleted so I did not need to remove them. I still feel though that for the 4700 capabilities, there are other files that can be removed to free up more space. I will experiment more to see what I can do with this.

Regards,
Sanjay

Originally Posted by dpdurst

I did the upgrade from PPC techs and my 4700 works fine, been over a year since they did it and no effects at all.

Also posted the new Sanjay 6.1 build to my website for those that don't want to use rapidshare.

http://wm6.flyingarizona.net

Thank you dpdurst for posting the rom to your site. I don't have a site so I appreciate you doing this. It's the contribution of many and sharing that makes this better for all of us.

Regards.

Oh...and Happy Anniversary!

Originally Posted by sanjay1951

Thank you Vivi. I've found your kitchen to be excellent as well and a great help for ROM tuning. I also read your tips including ones to remove the RGU files, but PDAVIET already had these deleted so I did not need to remove them. I still feel though that for the 4700 capabilities, there are other files that can be removed to free up more space. I will experiment more to see what I can do with this.

Regards,
Sanjay

Thanks Sanjay,
rgu files are needed in using ROM Kitchen.
If no rgu files in ROM, no way to re-packages from that ROM and use ROM Kitchen.
I want to try this ROM but I also want to add my favorite programs in this ROM also.If no rgu files,then I have to manually add and edit it.
I am working with WM6.1 ROM for ASUS P525 and fixing WiFi error with no success , so no time to build Hx4700 WM6.1 from scratch.
BTW,thanks.
vivi

Someone should post the ATI drivers from the hx4700 on here.

--James

Originally Posted by sleeps

You mean physically welded another memory chip?

Yes, actually is replace the 64MB memory