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Anybody can help me, which kitchen should I use to cook a new rom for htc mega? There are many kitchens, but which are proper for HTC Mega? I want to try. Any links?
 
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I heard the OSKithcen is really good. Try to search for that.
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yes osKitchen 1.25 works, but you have to modify two things:

1. edit \Resources\Tools\htcrt_devices.ini: (it seems to me that MEGA has to be upper case)

[Devices]
...
MEGA=1
...

...

[MEGA]
Experimental=0
ModelId=PB74*****
SignMaxChunkSize=64
RomSections=4, "0x200,SPL,524288,TRUE", "0x600,Splash,655360,FALSE", "0x301,Radio,23199744,TRUE", "0x400,OS,0,FALSE"


2. AFTER cooking first rom with these settings, DON'T flash it yet, you find a file ferom.htcrtproj in the \flash folder.
here change this line:
ModelId=MEGA*****
to this:
ModelId=PB74*****

now cook once again and you can flash the rom to mega with custom rom tool that comes with hspl.

i cooked with the sources from:
RUU_Mega_HTC_GER_1.28.407.4_Radio_Signed_61.41t.25 .31_3.48.25.27
and:
ruu_mega_tmo_de_1.33.111.2_radio_signed_mega_ship
 
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now cook once again and you can flash the rom to mega with custom rom tool that comes with hspl. [..]
Or via the SD, like me!
 
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i tried this too (flashing via sd card) but it didn' work. (FAT and FAT32, tried both)
what name did you take for the nbh file?

i tried MEGAIMG.nbh and MEGIMG.nbh
-> no success, "IMAGE NOT FOUND"

perhaps the card is not supported (kingston)?
 
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i tried this too (flashing via sd card) but it didn' work. (FAT and FAT32, tried both)
what name did you take for the nbh file?

i tried MEGAIMG.nbh and MEGIMG.nbh
-> no success, "IMAGE NOT FOUND"

perhaps the card is not supported (kingston)?
I've flashed using this file name: PB74IMG.nbh
 
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