Anyone know what the streak uses for file system? Ext4?
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Please. It is for a kernel I am making and my Linux PC isn't doing it...
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Hi i need your help.Can someone who runs cm7 give me a proprietaly files.
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Is there a super wipe for the G2? Been looking around and haven't found one. Thanks
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here you go:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1044992
fisher1991 said:
Is there a super wipe for the G2? Been looking around and haven't found one. Thanks
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If you're using ext 4, you may want to use this to preserve partitions.
What do you mean ext4?
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You can change the system partition to ext4 using 4ext recovery for example... If you use the normal superwipe (where i provided the link) you have to convert the formatition again from ext3 to ext4...
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fisher1991 said:
What do you mean ext4?
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Here's some good info on the subject:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1275569
OK, I'm trying something with our continuums and it requires editing the boot.img file, which we don't have, correct? But whenever we flash a kernal, the file is listed as zimage, and our zimage the same as boot.img? And we do I find our kernal in our phone?
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The zimage is inside the boot.img
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Albinoman said:
The zimage is inside the boot.img
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OK...so where can I find our boot.img...I'm using root explorer so I should be able to see it in there but I can't find it anywhere
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Anyone?
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killjoy1179 said:
Anyone?
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Continuum doesn't have one.
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Anyone?
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Sorry... been out of the loop. Samsung does their boot setup a little different than HTC or Moto... With Samsung, we have zimage, which is broken down into initramfs and a primitive file system, if I recall. The initramfs initiates the primitive cache system (which is an rfs file type... hence the reason we do it differently). Once that is initialized, it starts the boot process in the kernel.
https://github.com/mistadman/Extract-Kernel-Initramfs
That site may help you a little with whatever you are trying to do.
Txwolf1980 said:
Sorry... been out of the loop. Samsung does their boot setup a little different than HTC or Moto... With Samsung, we have zimage, which is broken down into initramfs and a primitive file system, if I recall. The initramfs initiates the primitive cache system (which is an rfs file type... hence the reason we do it differently). Once that is initialized, it starts the boot process in the kernel.
https://github.com/mistadman/Extract-Kernel-Initramfs
That site may help you a little with whatever you are trying to do.
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Thanks! I found a guide for porting any nexus from to any sgs device and thought I'd give it a try lol
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Any windows tool or android applications for extract .tar file
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ilyasmandli said:
Any windows tool or android applications for extract .tar file
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Use 7zip.
Doesn't work
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ilyasmandli said:
Doesn't work
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For me , 7zip works,
I am on windows xp.
Which OS do you use?
Ok
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Ubantu 12.04 LTS
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ilyasmandli said:
Ubantu 12.04 LTS
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Err... doesn't Ubuntu come with an Archive Manager (File Roller)? I'm sure it handles .tar too. But it kinda contradicts with your question in OP, which Windows or Android app does that... For Windows, 7zip does that, and there are some archiving utility up on Play Store that does the same for Android.
Use winrar 5.xxx
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Ubuntu can extract tar files from terminal afaik
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tar is for Linux its linux counterpart of zip and rar files
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