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Question for devs
10 February 2010 - 08:55 PM
As you already know, Custom IOSX rev18 developing is currently in progress. Lots of changes have been done and lots of them are going to be done in these days, and I need to know the opinion of the developers about something (and why not the users).
So guys, please, vote
About the external modules option...
Advantages:
- No need to update cIOS everytime there's an update.
- Possibility of using different IOS versions as base.
- Devs can create and load their own modules without creating another Custom IOS.
- Devs can modify current custom modules and use them in their apps.
Disadvantages:
- Every application needs to include the custom modules it needs and load them (load code is too simple anyway).
- Old applications that use custom modules won't work.
So guys, please, vote
About the external modules option...
Advantages:
- No need to update cIOS everytime there's an update.
- Possibility of using different IOS versions as base.
- Devs can create and load their own modules without creating another Custom IOS.
- Devs can modify current custom modules and use them in their apps.
Disadvantages:
- Every application needs to include the custom modules it needs and load them (load code is too simple anyway).
- Old applications that use custom modules won't work.
How to load a System Menu custom theme from SD/USB
31 July 2009 - 09:11 PM
This is my last release until I come back from my holidays.
In this tutorial I'll use System Menu 4.0E as example. These steps can be followed for any System Menu with very little differences.
REQUISITES:
- Custom IOS38 rev14
- Menu Patcher v1.2 (http://github.com/wa...her/tree/master)
- SD card or USB device
- 00000075.app file already patched with a custom theme (the filename varies between System Menu versions).
STEPS:
1. Create these folders in the root of the SD/USB device: /title/00000001/00000002/content
2. Copy file 00000075.app inside "content" folder created in step 1.
3. Rename file 00000075.app to 00000001.app (00000075 is the content ID while 00000001 is the index (in hex). cIOS works with the index, not with the ID. This info is specified in the System Menu TMD. I believe in all System Menu versions the theme content is always index 1).
4. Load Menu Patcher v1.2 and enable "Content Override" feature.
NOTE:
- If we get the contents from other System Menu version (for example, 3.2E), and we copy it to "content" folder, and we rename it correctly (like in this tutorial), Menu Patcher will load that System Menu version instead of the installed one
Greetings.
In this tutorial I'll use System Menu 4.0E as example. These steps can be followed for any System Menu with very little differences.
REQUISITES:
- Custom IOS38 rev14
- Menu Patcher v1.2 (http://github.com/wa...her/tree/master)
- SD card or USB device
- 00000075.app file already patched with a custom theme (the filename varies between System Menu versions).
STEPS:
1. Create these folders in the root of the SD/USB device: /title/00000001/00000002/content
2. Copy file 00000075.app inside "content" folder created in step 1.
3. Rename file 00000075.app to 00000001.app (00000075 is the content ID while 00000001 is the index (in hex). cIOS works with the index, not with the ID. This info is specified in the System Menu TMD. I believe in all System Menu versions the theme content is always index 1).
4. Load Menu Patcher v1.2 and enable "Content Override" feature.
NOTE:
- If we get the contents from other System Menu version (for example, 3.2E), and we copy it to "content" folder, and we rename it correctly (like in this tutorial), Menu Patcher will load that System Menu version instead of the installed one
Greetings.
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