Hey. I've modded the old kitchen that rickywyatt posted here before (thank you). This one works and doesn't require any external program.
Install instructions:
All you need is to unzip the file to a folder and you are ready to go!
How to use:
* Place your boot.img in the same folder as you extracted the kitchen (windows or linux folder)
* Open "start" or run "start.sh" and it should start the program.
Just follow what you see on screen:
Windows:
Run "start.bat"
* Press 1 to decompile the boot.img
* replace the ramdisk.gz (if you want)
* replace the kernel (if you want)
* Press 2 and it will compile the boot.img again!
Linux:
open your terminal and do ./start.sh
* Press 1 to decompile the boot.img
* Press 2 to compile the ramdisk from the ramdisk folder or ramdisk.gz
* Press 3 to create an update.zip with the boot.img
you can press ctrl+c everytime to stop the script
Download:
Version 2.0 Size: 1,71 MB | md5:e1ae1f5f80a16ec5d71b56f598f9ee3b
ChangeLog
v2.0 (31/05/2011)
-Added 32bit linux support
-Removed possibility to edit ramdisk on windows
v1.1 (29/05/2011)
-Replaced 7z with cpio
-It's now 32 and 64bit compatible
v1 (27/05/2011)
-Initial version
Screenshot attached.
Enjoy
Install instructions:
All you need is to unzip the file to a folder and you are ready to go!
How to use:
* Place your boot.img in the same folder as you extracted the kitchen (windows or linux folder)
* Open "start" or run "start.sh" and it should start the program.
Just follow what you see on screen:
Windows:
Run "start.bat"
* Press 1 to decompile the boot.img
* replace the ramdisk.gz (if you want)
* replace the kernel (if you want)
* Press 2 and it will compile the boot.img again!
Linux:
open your terminal and do ./start.sh
* Press 1 to decompile the boot.img
* Press 2 to compile the ramdisk from the ramdisk folder or ramdisk.gz
* Press 3 to create an update.zip with the boot.img
you can press ctrl+c everytime to stop the script
Download:
Version 2.0 Size: 1,71 MB | md5:e1ae1f5f80a16ec5d71b56f598f9ee3b
ChangeLog
v2.0 (31/05/2011)
-Added 32bit linux support
-Removed possibility to edit ramdisk on windows
v1.1 (29/05/2011)
-Replaced 7z with cpio
-It's now 32 and 64bit compatible
v1 (27/05/2011)
-Initial version
Screenshot attached.
Enjoy
Attached Files
Edited by TigTex, 31 May 2011 - 06:08 PM.







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