Cooking SDKCERT in ROM

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Hallo everybody,

I just want to ask how I can built in SDKCERT directly into ROM.If I want to convert SDKCERT.CAB to EXT then after I have again CAB so newerending story.

You won't need to use the SDKCERT package. If you are using Ervius Visual Kitchen for example, all you need to do is ensure that Disable Cert(ificate) checking is selected. This way, your compiled ROM will already have Certificate checking disabled allowing you to install updated drivers and such.

This tutorial discusses some of the changes you'll likely need to make:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=526610


HTH,

if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.

Originally Posted by faria

if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.

Thank you very much!!!

Originally Posted by Johan Kraczmar

Thank you very much!!!

Np.
Here is a little tip for future...
most certificates are in cab form,open the cab with winrar,you will see a file called;_setup.xml, that is the cert info.

just rename _setup.xml to mxip_999_certname.provxml and you done.

Originally Posted by faria

if you still need it ,here its is. just add to any package.

Did I understand correctly that I would need to add this to each package that needs a certificate?
Thanks

He said that you need to add this in every cab that need certificates, if you use EVK or Oskitchen you dont need anything because they auto patch the certs.

Originally Posted by Lewy1

Did I understand correctly that I would need to add this to each package that needs a certificate?
Thanks

Originally Posted by af974

He said that you need to add this in every cab that need certificates, if you use EVK or Oskitchen you dont need anything because they auto patch the certs.

Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.

Did you tried the solution in post #3?

For which device are you trying to install?...from Vogue to -> ?

Sometimes from different devices isnt a certificate fault but some missing dll.

Check for this app Dependency walker and search if you have all the modules to make run camera Vogue.

Originally Posted by Lewy1

Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.

Originally Posted by Lewy1

Thanks. The problem is that I've tried quite a few times to install the Vogue Camera as an EXT with EVK, and I always end up with the "The file 'camera' cannot be opened. Either is not signed with a trusted certificate or one of it's components cannot be found." etc.

Hi Lewy1,

You are missing a package dependency. If you navigate to the .\Windows folder using File Explorer on your device and try and launch the Camera application, you will encounter an error - confirming that you have dependency issue.

Have a look at this post:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=1070


HTH,