Here's a stock rooted deodexed rom for p6800

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Information:

 Working folder information

 Android OS version             : 4.0.4
 Device                         : GT-P6800
 Model                          : GT-P6800
 ROM Name                       : p6800-kedai-lp5
 CSC version                    : P6800ODDLP5
 Rooted (Superuser.apk + su)    : YES
 Rooted (unsecured boot.img)    : UNKNOWN
 BusyBox installed              : YES
 BusyBox run-parts support      : UNKNOWN
 Apps2SD (Apps to EXT) enabled  : NO
 /data/app enabled              : NO
 Custom boot animation allowed  : NO
 Nano text editor installed     : NO
 Bash shell support             : YES
 /system/framework is deodexed  : YES
 /system/app is deodexed        : NO
 radio.img found                : NO
 ROM will wipe all data         : NO

Download zip file, tramsfer to sdcard, go to recovery and flash away Works for me, ymmv. As always flash at your own risk.

Here's a stock deodexed zslp7 rom for p6800; a night's work..

Download :

 Working folder information

 Android OS version             : 4.0.4
 Device                         : GT-P6800
 Model                          : GT-P6800
 ROM Name                       : kedai-ZSLP7-kang
 Rooted (Superuser.apk + su)    : YES
 Rooted (unsecured boot.img)    : UNKNOWN
 BusyBox installed              : YES
 BusyBox run-parts support      : NO
 Apps2SD (Apps to EXT) enabled  : NO
 /data/app enabled              : NO
 Custom boot animation allowed  : NO
 Nano text editor installed     : NO
 Bash shell support             : YES
 /system/framework is deodexed  : YES
 /system/app is deodexed        : YES
 radio.img found                : NO
 ROM will wipe all data         : NO

How to install: copy zip file to /sdcard, reboot to cwm recovery, install from zip.

You can try no wipe and if you have troubles, do a full wipe.

Works for me, ymmv, etc.

Flash at your own risk.

1st cooked i9300 rom . Thanks to dsixda and wanam + others who made stuff easier.

download mu

 Android OS version             : 4.0.4
 Device                         : m0
 Model                          : GT-I9300
 ROM Name                       : kedai-xxblfb-kang
 Rooted (Superuser.apk + su)    : YES
 Rooted (unsecured boot.img)    : UNKNOWN
 BusyBox installed              : YES
 BusyBox run-parts support      : NO
 Apps2SD (Apps to EXT) enabled  : NO
 /data/app enabled              : NO
 Custom boot animation allowed  : NO
 Nano text editor installed     : NO
 Bash shell support             : YES
 /system/framework is deodexed  : YES
 /system/app is deodexed        : YES
 radio.img found                : NO
 ROM will wipe all data         : NO

Install via CWM:

• copy zip to your sdcard,
• reboot recovery
• install from zip
• reboot

Works for me, ymmv. flash at own risk

Another weekend project, a Pasar Malam/Tani/Ramadhan Locator. This requires your help though.

Get the android app

I've setup a map here

Let's look for pasar malam, pasar tani or pasar ramadhan you know, and mark and tag:

Here's how:

• click Edit
• locate a pasar malam/tani/ramadhan location
• click the blue marker
• point to the location
• Fill the location name as title
• Fill in Pasar Malam or Tani or Ramadhan and day of week in the description We can probably also include the specialty e.g burger bakar, etc (see below)
• Click Ok, and we're done

Imagine when more help out. WE'll get a live location for pasar malam / tani / ramadhan.

Quick one: cwm zip for sgs2 i9100 xwlpf with brut.all maps (with navigation) + 14 toggles + call record.

You must have root + cwm. download and install

 Android OS version             : 4.0.3
 Device                         : GT-I9100
 Model                          : GT-I9100
 ROM Name                       : kedai-xwlpf-kang
 CSC version                    : I9100OXILP6
 Rooted (Superuser.apk + su)    : YES
 Rooted (unsecured boot.img)    : UNKNOWN
 BusyBox installed              : YES
 BusyBox run-parts support      : UNKNOWN
 Apps2SD (Apps to EXT) enabled  : NO
 /data/app enabled              : NO
 Custom boot animation allowed  : YES
 Nano text editor installed     : NO
 Bash shell support             : YES
 /system/framework is deodexed  : YES
 /system/app is deodexed        : YES
 modem.bin found                : YES
 ROM will wipe all data         : NO

flash away!

If you know how to install dsixda-kitchen, android sdk and know linux and/or cygwin in widows, then you could skip this post.

For those who wants to learn cooking ROMs, and find it hard to install the dependencies, then here's a treat: a portable kitchen.

To get through this journey I hope you get to learn (and love) linux along the way.

What's needed:

• Get vmplayer

vmplayer is a free program to run vmware images. vmware is a popular brand that does virtualization.

To put it simply, virtualization is the process of creating or virtualize. In our case, we virtualize an ubuntu instance (known as a guest) to run it on any windows (also called the host) OS. We use vmplayer.

There are other virtualization programs - e.g virtualbox, kvm, etc.

Also, download the Ubuntu image

The ubuntu image consists of two files in a zip and split to 8 parts rar file.

Extract the image:

• unrar dapur-kedai-dsixda.part1.rar
• unzip the resulting zip file

After we have everything ready, install and start vmplayer. In vmplayer, choose "open image" and select ubuntu.vmx. When asked whether to move or copy, accept copy. When asked whether to download vmtools, click remind later.

Before starting the ubuntu image, click edit and go to "options" tab > Shared folder.

We need to access parts of our host (windows) from our guest (ubuntu); e.g moving stock/custom rom from host to guest and vice versa

Click add and follow the wizard.

In our example, we can access anything in c:\users\akak\desktop in /mnt/hgfs/Desktop (in ubuntu)

Once done, click ok and start the ubuntu instance; click and you're in ubuntu.

login as kedai with password dapur.

Brief commands in linux:

• cd will change to your home directory, in our case /home/kedai
• cd /mnt/hgfs/ will change to /mnt/hgfs
• ls will list files/folders
• ls /mnt/hgfs/ will list files/folders in /mnt/hgfs

google linux command line for more.

Before we start cooking, let's transfer our stock/custom zip. For example if we have the stock zip in c:\users\akak\Desktop, we must do this:

 sudo cp /mnt/hgfs/Desktop/our_stock_rom.tar.md5 ~/dapur/original_updates/our_stock_rom.tar

This will copy our stock rom to part of our kitchen. Take not that dsixda kitchen takes system.img + boot.img, pda_files.tar, or nandroid backups. Choose any one combination.

Also note that, when we unzip stock rom, we'll get filename.tar.md5. We can just rename it to filename.tar and copy to ~/dapur/original_updates

To start cooking, run ./masak and enter dapur as the password whenever prompted.

These are the normal steps to cook a rom:

• select 1 and choose our stock rom
• select 2 to add root + superuser.apk
• select 3 to add busybox. google busy box for more information. Briefly - swiss army knife of command lines
• select 8 to change rom name
• select 0 to go advance
• select 15 to have bash
• select 11 > b > n to start deodexing everything in /system/app and /system/framework
• now press alt-f2 to go to another terminal. login and cd dapur/WORKING_* and do stuff. example, copy brut.all maps to replace default map:

    sudo cp /mnt/hgfs/maps.from.brutall.apk system/app/Maps.apk
  

• when done, press alt-f1 to go back and select 99 to start building. Accept all default.
• once done, the cwm zip will be in ~/dapur/OUTPUT_ZIP which you can copy to /mnt/hgfs/Desktop so that you can access it in windows and move to your handphone ready to flash.

That's it. Have fun cooking