Ok here's the story..i've download several framework-res.apk file and wanted to push it to my phone, but i dont know how..anyone in the theme thread will said push it through ADB and i know nothin about ADB which make me think a better way (and get me a bootloop) . I paste the framework-res.apk into the root of my sd card. Then open root explorer, navigate to sd card, copy the framework-res.apk then go to /system/framework mount r/w then paste it..guess what? my phone reboot and i just yess!! it workss!!
and here you go, I got a present which is stuck at "Sony Ericsson" text and freeze there and starting to panic like hell
Ok, Here how i manage to repair it without losing anything:
1. Get SuperOneClick. Extract it anywhere. (i extract it at desktop)
2. In your computer, navigate to C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 and find cmd.exe and
copy it. Then paste in in SuperOneClick folder.
3. Now connect your phone to your computer and press the power button to
start the phone. You will get the bootloop which is "Sony Ericsson" text and
freeze there.
4. Now in SuperOneClick folder, open SuperOneClick.exe which you used to
rooted you phone. When superoneclick box come out, press "SHELL ROOT"
and leave superoneclick process it. A box will come out said:
"Device has a temporary ADB root!"
"Reboot your device to remove it"
5. Thats the trick! At this point your phone will still stuck at Sony Ericsson text.
6. Get original framework-res.apk. in superoneclick folder ealier make new folder
inside name it framework.
7. Now remember the cmd you paste earlier in superoneclick folder? click it.
At this point make sure ur X8 still connected to ur computer and already
do the step no 4.
8. cmd box will come out (black box). type in "adb remount" without quote.
you will see "remount succeeded" after you type command above.
9. Remount succeeded above mean, you already have full privilege whether to
copy and paste file in /system. At this time u still stuck at the
"Sony Ericsson" text.
10. Now remember the original framework-res.apk in framework folder earlier?
now we gonna push the original file into /system.
in the cmd box (black box) after u see the remount succeeded. type in
this command without quote:
"adb push framework /system/framework"
Explanation: "adb push" an order to adb to push the file.
"framework" folder [email protected] u made earlier in superoneclick
folder that contain orig framework-res.apk
"/system/framework" is the location of orig framework-res.apk
in ur phone.
11. After u type the command above..cmd will show the file been push and there
will be 1 push and 0 skipped. And if u successful doing all of the step above,
ur phone will reboot automatically and no more bootloop.
This is what happen to me and how i manage to repair my phone without losing anything and without pc companion. This tutor can be useless to the expert but very useful for beginner like me.
You can also push others file with this method too, like conversation.apk and bunch of others system file..you just have to know the exact location of original file in ur phone and change my command above to push the file onto /system according to the location.
*Every file needed for above process is included in my attachment.
<CREDIT TO SUPERONECLICK CREATOR>
PS: Made by beginner (noob)(which is me) for beginner . Feel free to ask anything, I will answer it if I know the answer
Nice info.
thanks for the original framework. I need it for my backup.
opexblue said:
Nice info.
thanks for the original framework. I need it for my backup.
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no prob ..glad i can help you..most of beginner like us forgot to backup before messed with the file..
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Prerequisites have...
A:android-sdk-windows installed
B: (on your phone) go to menu>settings>applications>developement and make sure usb debugging is checked.
C: the file you are pushing must be placed in the tools folder of adb so if you are pushing file "build.prop.txt" this needs to be downloaded/copy and pasted in C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
1: go to run and type cmd (or just open your command prompt)
2: cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
3: adb remount
4: adb devices *if everything is set up right this should output a serial number*
5: adb push FFFFFFF.FFF /#####/###### *i hope my notes help here you need to put the file name in for the F(s) and in the pound signs you put the destination on the devices example adb push build.prop.txt /system/bin
6. repeat step 3 for multiple files
7. adb reboot this is how you finish
usadevil7193 said:
hi mate...i m new to android..i own a nexus1..hav rooted without unlockin d bootloader..i am tryin to push d track ball to wake mod...evry time i type adb remount it says permission denied..any ideas to get things workin...???????
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Welcome to XDA and Android! Are you trying to get help for your Nexus One? This forum here is specifically for the HTC Hero CDMA.
You will probably find better and more specific help in the Nexus One forums which are here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=556
Great post, very easy to follow, thank you.
yea I'm trying to do this, over and over, but with not luck. i have sdk on my pc and im running the cmd prompt to run adb remount & devices and its not picking up the phone, wth is going on, plz help
this also works for the samsung Galaxy S in recovery mode.
mikeybonez28 said:
yea I'm trying to do this, over and over, but with not luck. i have sdk on my pc and im running the cmd prompt to run adb remount & devices and its not picking up the phone, wth is going on, plz help
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mine shows up but then says error, device offline
hi, i have adb recognizing my phone, but i still can't seem to push the files over.... every time i try, i get 'cannot stat 'su' : No such file or directory'. i have made sure over and over to put the files in the same folder where adb is.... actually i have tried placing the files in the tools folder, as well as the platform-tools folder, and i keep getting that error when i try to push anything.
any suggestions? thx
yogi2010 said:
hi, i have adb recognizing my phone, but i still can't seem to push the files over.... every time i try, i get 'cannot stat 'su' : No such file or directory'. i have made sure over and over to put the files in the same folder where adb is.... actually i have tried placing the files in the tools folder, as well as the platform-tools folder, and i keep getting that error when i try to push anything.
any suggestions? thx
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i had the same issue with something i was trying to push. I think you need to make sure you have exactly the same file name like caps and all. i was trying to push rootexplorer.apk and i got the same message but i then changed it to RootExplorer.apk and it work.(notice the difference in caps)
just watch this and it'll explain everything.
http://www.youtube.com/xdadevelopers
Does it matter where sdk is installed my file path is
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools
instead of
C:\android-sdk-windows\tools.
I just installed it in the default location.
I type adb remount and get the not recognised command.....
Thanks.
I don't think my phone is being picked up?
{LCD}Stelios said:
Does it matter where sdk is installed my file path is
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools
instead of
C:\android-sdk-windows\tools.
I just installed it in the default location.
I type adb remount and get the not recognised command.....
Thanks.
I don't think my phone is being picked up?
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Make sure your have the drivers for your phone installed first of all.....Then, in your command prompt you have to change directories to the sdk (which you made harder by not installing to C:\
Try: cd Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools
Then type: adb devices
That should return "xxxxxxdevice" connected....Then you know you have it set up.
Look in kyouko sig he has all the commands for adb
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Bierce22 said:
just watch this and it'll explain everything.
http://www.youtube.com/xdadevelopers
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great video arse....thanks for the help donkey
Flashing fresh ROM via ADB in Linux
Hello there.
M volumeUp and VolumeDown buttons are broken on my rooted Desire HD, so I cannot go through CWM any longer.
With regard to this post, I would ask the followings:
1) can this method be used to flash a new ROM (i.e. Coredroid, Leedroid..) without the need of those 2 buttons ?
2) My PC runs Linux. How does it work with this O.S. ?
Thanks
paolo
pacut said:
Hello there.
M volumeUp and VolumeDown buttons are broken on my rooted Desire HD, so I cannot go through CWM any longer.
With regard to this post, I would ask the followings:
1) can this method be used to flash a new ROM (i.e. Coredroid, Leedroid..) without the need of those 2 buttons ?
2) My PC runs Linux. How does it work with this O.S. ?
Thanks
paolo
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There is a thread somewhere on how to flash without a SD card and flashed using adb I believe, but don't take my word for it. Adb works fine with Linux, just have to set it up differently. Look in my sig and select the compile aosp on Ubuntu one and follow instructions on getting the USB set up.
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Yes, I saw it. It's http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=911228
The fact is...still have to navigate through menu via VolumeUp/volumeDown buttons
Maybe through ROM manager, premium, I can install ROM direclty.
I am gonna trying
YES ! It works !
Hi I need help. I accidentally wipped my phone in CWM and now I'm trying to use adb push to push the update.zip into my phone sd everything seems to work but then in CMW it says there are no files..
any suggestions?
[Edit]
nevermind
I kept trying different locations
not sure which one did the trick but I'll list the one's I tried
so \update.zip /sdcard/
.... /sdcard/update.zip
(note I put "/update.zip" thinking maybe it needed to be reallocated to the same file/destination
Can i use adb push *.apk /system/app to push several files at once, and then repeat but using *.odex instead of *.apk? I keep ending up getting the same error, and i want to find out which app is messing with me...
rulermon said:
Prerequisites have...
A:android-sdk-windows installed
B: (on your phone) go to menu>settings>applications>developement and make sure usb debugging is checked.
C: the file you are pushing must be placed in the tools folder of adb so if you are pushing file "build.prop.txt" this needs to be downloaded/copy and pasted in C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
1: go to run and type cmd (or just open your command prompt)
2: cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
3: adb remount
4: adb devices *if everything is set up right this should output a serial number*
5: adb push FFFFFFF.FFF /#####/###### *i hope my notes help here you need to put the file name in for the F(s) and in the pound signs you put the destination on the devices example adb push build.prop.txt /system/bin
6. repeat step 3 for multiple files
7. adb reboot this is how you finish
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Hey guys ...
I have also rooted my phone , everything was OK until one day i tried to write something to /system/app and i recieve this error:
in Addition , i am writing "adb shell" and it shows me $
if i am doing adb shell --> $ --> su --> it shows #
Can some1 knows what is the problem?
Aight so if u noticed once u installed the leak for froyo 2.2 if u had a custom bootanimation on ur phone it revert or essentially upgraded it and when u try to put ur custom one back in /data/local along wit an Android_audio.mp3 file the animation still won't change..
Here's the fix..
ok assuming u have sdk already installed and u already experienced changing animation before Imma go the short route...
When upgrading to froyo the spot of ur bootanimation has switched.. so what u want to do is
First , rename the bootanimation.zip file to VZW_bootanimation.zip then rename ur Android_audio.mp3 to VZW_audio.mp3 please rename exactly wit caps on VZW and underscore
Secondly, goto ur sdk directory and copy n paste ur newly named files into the tools folder...
Third , start phone up in recovery mode once there goto partition menu then select the first option which should be mount. Go back to computer screen and open cmd prompt change directory to ur sdk folder under tools..once there do these commands
Adb push VZW_bootanimation /system/customize/resource/
Adb push VZW_Droid.mp3 /system/customize/resource/
The transfer should show on screen after every command
The on ur phone hit the optical button to unmount
Hit ur power button to go back a screen
Then reboot system and ur custom bootanimation and sound should load.. lemme know if u have any issues..
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I haven't tried this but assuming it works, has anyone isolated the Incredible's new boot animation so that in case I ever want to go back to it I can? I don't mind it but wish it was just the eye without all of the words flying by on the screen. I want to change it to the Droid X boot but may want to go back to this one someday. Thanks.
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Can someone help me with something.
I have an audio clip that is about 30 seconds long and after 10 seconds (with leaked froyo) the sound goes really low.
Anyway to change this?
I couldn't get this to work. It says/sbin/sh: adb: not found
I don't know why it won't work, but it's only since 2.2. It worked fine using 2.1 but then I only had to use these commands...
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb push android_audio.mp3 /data/local
adb reboot
OMFG! thank you so much! this is a life saver! is there any way i can donate?!
U can donate thru paypal
Email is
[email protected]
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@ishootpixels be sure to do instructions to don't skip.. it sounds like ur not navigating to ur sk/tools folder in order to use the abd commands.. commands are pretty much the same Adb push VZW_bootanimation.zip then the instructed folder... b sure to do this while phone is in recovery mode.. if u have further issues lemme know I can see what I can do
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also ishootpixels if you actually go into shell and try to run these commands they wont work... just navigat to sdk/tools folder once there run commands... after changing name of files though.. also it would help to know when exactly ur getting this error is it right off the bat with the first one?? make sure ur device is being seen type in adb devices...
also one issue when getting that error is debugging is not turned on... let me know what you find n gimme an update hopefully we can get it working for you
I DL'd the boot animation from droid life today for the new D2.
Moved it to the tools folder and renamed it.
booted phone into recovery, went to partions menu and mounted system
opened command prompt. cd \sdk\tools to open tools folder
adb shell
typed commands and I tried it various ways. I copied and pasted it your way, I tried it by leaving off the ".zip", etc..
For some reason I just can't get this to work. I even tried it with "/system/customize" as someone mentioned in another thread. I give up.
once ur in sdk\tools folder
DO NOT ENTER COMMAND "ADB SHELL"
thats why ur getting that issue..
once you open cmd prompt type in and navigate to your sdk\tools folder just copy n paste the following commands
Adb push VZW_bootanimation /system/customize/resource/
Adb push VZW_Droid.mp3 /system/customize/resource/
The transfer should show on screen after every command
Then on ur phone hit the optical button to unmount
Hit ur power button to go back a screen
Then reboot system and ur custom bootanimation and sound should load..
thats why u were getting that error dont got into adb shell just run those commands as soon as u navigate to sdk\tools folder
this should work no problem now.... GOOD LUCK!!!
again Donations can be made through paypal
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hackadeehack236 said:
once ur in sdk\tools folder
DO NOT ENTER COMMAND "ADB SHELL"
thats why ur getting that issue..
once you open cmd prompt type in and navigate to your sdk\tools folder just copy n paste the following commands
Adb push VZW_bootanimation.zip /system/customize/resource/
Adb push VZW_Droid.mp3 /system/customize/resource/
The transfer should show on screen after every command
Then on ur phone hit the optical button to unmount
Hit ur power button to go back a screen
Then reboot system and ur custom bootanimation and sound should load..
thats why u were getting that error dont got into adb shell just run those commands as soon as u navigate to sdk\tools folder
this should work no problem now.... GOOD LUCK!!!
again Donations can be made through paypal
my email is: [email protected]
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tried what you said and get "no such file directory" when trying to push it over ? never mind got it thanks OOOOnnn wait its boot looping now help
What Rom are u using? Need specs... and also did u get transfer messages as soon as u hit enter after command?
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So I deleted a few apps and am curious as to how I go about restoring them to the phone if I say, deleted them by accident. I made a backup of all of the apps on my pc in the SDK Tools subdirectory so they are all there. Also, will installing an .odex file be the same as an .apk file? Do I need to restore the .odex files or will they automatically be rebuilt?
How did you perform this backup? With adb? Then it will be easy to put the apps back. You should just be able to use adb with the install command. Just type in adb at the command prompt and read the help instructons for install. Not sure if the install command takes care of the .odex files. You could try it and then copy them over manually if they dont get copied. I am sure once you boot the phone the default .odex will be built, just a quess on that though.
anika200 said:
How did you perform this backup? With adb? Then it will be easy to put the apps back. You should just be able to use adb with the install command. Just type in adb at the command prompt and read the help instructons for install. Not sure if the install command takes care of the .odex files. You could try it and then copy them over manually if they dont get copied. I am sure once you boot the phone the default .odex will be built, just a quess on that though.
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I would think that pushing the files back to the original location from recovery would be the safest bet. ADB install will install it to /data and I would think that the apps being system apps originally then they don't have the signatures anyway to allow an ADB install.
I think you're right
I believe I originally used ADB to put them in Android SDK Tools/Desktop/~ folder. When I tried installing them back I don't believe it worked. I specifically remember receiving an error when trying to install the .odex file about a database issue. Assuming it's a system file I'm trying to restore, does someone have the syntax for the push command or how I go about doing that?
If you have the .apk and .odex files on your computer, or really backed up anywhere, you can install them a few ways:
ADB Method
#Prerequisites:
Make sure you have the APK files in AndroidSDK/tools.
1. Connect the phone to your computer
2. Launch a command prompt and enter the following commands:
cd C:\AndroidSDK\tools
Replace "C:\AndroidSDK\tools" with the path to the tools folder in your SDK installation.
adb install filename.apk
Replace "filename.apk" with the name of the file you're trying to install.
Actually, **** it, the ADB method works anyway, why list a bunch lol
No wait, these are original files so you should probably put them back in their original location.
Just use "adb push filename.apk /system/app", replacing filename.apk with your filename, of course..
Push it
Okay, thanks for the tips. So I guess when you have files in the system/app directory on the phone it knows automatically to look there for program installs. This is good to know.
I have learned alot from this site so i figured i'd give something back. these are the the two easiest methods i have found for setting up the android debug bridge. one for windows and one for linux... these instructions should work for any version of windows.
first make sure you download the latest sdk by going to android.com and clicking on developers.
windows:
after you have download the sdk, unzip it to your desktop. rename it to sdk. cut the UNzipped folder on the desktop that you just renamed by right clicking and hitting "cut" then go to start>my computer>c: and paste the folder here. now go into the new "sdk" folder and right click on the "tools" folder and click "send to" then choose "desktop (as shortcut)" you should now have a shortcut on the desktop called "tools-shortcut"
now for the easy part: hold shift and right click on tools-shorcut, holding shift adds the option "open command window here" to the context menu that comes up so click on that. now just make sure your phone is connected to the computer and on ur phone debugging is enabled (menu>applications>development>debugging). on ur command window that came up you should see a black box with white text and the cmd should be c:\sdk\tools> just type "adb devices" and you should see your phone under "list of devices attached" if you do see it you should be able to start running adb commands
adb pull "/location to file or folder on phone" -(the pulled folder or file will be in the tools folder we created earlier which you can still access by clicking on the tools-shortcut on your desktop)
adb push "name of file or folder to be placed on the phone sdcard" -(make sure the file or folder you wish to place on the phone has been placed in the "tools" folder on the computer, again its the same folder the "tools-shortcut" opens up)
hint and examples: i have found a good way to back up and reinstall all ur apps using just adb push and pull. just experimenting and playing around with it i have found you can accomplish installing with just knowing these commands above... if you plan to data wipe and flash a new rom but you don't want to go through the tedious task of reinstalling and you have a rooted android phone then you may use this method to backup/reinstall ALL of your apps. plus this will give you good practice using adb.
backup example:
adb pull /data/app .... let it finish
adb pull /data/app-private ...let it finish
now you should have ALL of ur apps in ur tools folder on ur computer! in the tools folder, create a new folder and name it what u want, i named mine APPS4EVO because i have an evo and and epic and some apps don't work for both so i keep them seperate. cut and paste all of ur apps and put them into your newly made folder. now back to the adb window
restore example:
adb push /APPS4EVO /data/app/
this will push all of your apps in your backed up folder you made earlier to the folder where apps go when they are installed and if you wait 1-10 minutes depending on how many apps you have you should be able to see them on ur phone as if you had installed them one by one. also notice the space between /APPS4EVO and /data/app/ the space seperates the folder from inside ur tools folder you wish to install and the location you wish to put them on ur phone. please be aware that you do not need to type c:\sdk\tools\APPS4EVO because the command window is already being ran in the tools folder, so the location would just be /APPS4EVO in my case.
adb shell -opens up the terminal shell to run commands specifically for the phone, while in the shell you cannot run other "adb xxxxx" commands, you will have to exit the shell by typing "exit"
OPTIONAL: i marked this as optional bc with the above it is not necessary... i have never done this and my adb works great but i have seen it often in other tutorials around the web.... i believe its only necessary on windows 7 and maybe vista. go to start then right click on "my computer" and click on "properties" then in the left pane click on "advanced system settings" then in the window that pops up click on "environment varables" button, in the next window that pops up, under "system variables" scroll down to the "path" variable and double click it. in the "variable value" box do NOT erase anything but add ";c:\sdk\tools" (without quotations). then click ok on all the windows cuz ur done.
thats all for windows.
linux (ubuntu)
extract the sdk to your home/name/ folder and rename it to sdk. now right click on the folder and go to permissions and make sure (run as executable) is checked, now go into the folder and do the same permission change to the tools directory.
now you should be able to run adb commands in the terminal when your phone is connected. same as in windows except your commands will be preceded by your tools folder location....
FOR EXAMPLE:
/home/jay/sdk/tools/adb devices
/home/jay/sdk/tools/adb push xxxx xxx
/home/jay/sdk/tools/adb pull xxxx
EXTRA:
if your having troubles connecting ur phone to ur computer over usb, even after installing drivers, like i sometimes have with my epic, you can download "wireless adb" from the market which i found to be surprisingly easy to use, just like if u were connected by usb, except under adb devices you will show up as your gateway address not ur device name but trust it still works the same.
good luck everyone, i hope this post isn't redundant and i really hope i help someone out there just starting! adb is confusing at first.
So to change the splash screen of your android phone 1st you need to Set up ADB if you already haven't..
Set up ADB from Here:
http://droidination.wordpress.com/2012/02/01/how-to-set-up-adb/
Now after setting up the ADB you need to Follow these instructionsto change your splash screen:
1.First you need to copy a cmd.exe file to Heimdall’s Folder like this
2.Now put your phone into download mode and open the file ZADIG in the drivers folder.
3.Install The drivers now
4.Now open Cmd and type the foll command:
heimdall flash –param /location/of/param.lfs
5.Now your phone will be rebooted and you will see the Download mode logo instead of your orignal logo
6.Now create your own logo using Photoshop or any other Photo Editor and make sure its in the ratio 480×800..
7.put the logo file in the platform tools folder in android sdk..
8.Paste and open the cmd in the platform tools folder..
9.Put your phone in download mode and Connect it to the computer..
10.Type in the following command in the CMD window:
adb push Logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs
adb reboot
11.You Will Now see your logo file Instead of the orignal one..
You Can Check out the orignal Post from here:
http://droidination.wordpress.com/2...e-splash-screen-of-your-galaxy-s-easiest-way/
Click the thanks button if i helped..
so...can I just make a logo.jpg and put into mnt/.lfs by root explorer?
(btw,and its funny to see i9003 and docomo logos in .lfs file)
Yes 1st u have to make a logo.jpg of resolution 480*800 only..
u can make it using Photoshop..
Then just open terminal emulator in your GTi9000.. if u dont have it download it from the android market..
Copy the logo.jpg file in the root of your SDCARD..
and type the following command:
"cp /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs" [Without Quotations]
Reboot your phone now..
now you will see your logo.jpg file as the boot image/splash screen..
It would not replace it by root explorer.."
Yes i was also shocked to see the i9003 and docomo logos..
click the thanks button if i helped..
I just made the splash screen by removing samsung logo from the original
(hey samsung you have made a big enough logo on our phones! no need to put one on boot!)
saved as /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg 800×480 of course
opened terminal emulator, typed
Code:
cp /mnt/sdcard/logo.jpg /mnt/.lfs
and get the following code without logo.jpg replaced
Code:
cp: can't create '/mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg': File exists
also tried copying with root explorer, but it also turns out to be the original image
(even deleteing the original and put new logo.jpg to /mnt/.lfs)
(of course I have a backup of original image)
will this be something wrong with busybox?
EDIT:it seems everything that gets into /.lfs can't be deleted by RE or terminal emulator. weird...
First u have to type su to enable superuser access then type that command..
make sure u have busybox installed..!! if not just download the terminal IDE app from market then do the same thing this will work 4 sure..!!
To be clear, I have root, busybox 1.19.3 , superuser permitted terminal IDE,
typed su this time but still no luck.
(and when I tried to rm a accidentally copied jpg from /mnt/.lfs , terminal IDE even says 'operation not permitted' . WHAT? I have already "su"ed!)
Doubt that I must go through download mode in order to write in movinand.
Anyway thanks for providing all the info on splash screen replacement. Cheers.
playerzking said:
To be clear, I have root, busybox 1.19.3 , superuser permitted terminal IDE,
typed su this time but still no luck.
(and when I tried to rm a accidentally copied jpg from /mnt/.lfs , terminal IDE even says 'operation not permitted' . WHAT? I have already "su"ed!)
Doubt that I must go through download mode in order to write in movinand.
Anyway thanks for providing all the info on splash screen replacement. Cheers.
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I second that. I am root and mounted /system as rw, it does not allow me to rm or even mv the /mnt/.lfs/logo.jpg to anywhere. Even root explorer cannot rename the default logo.jpg. Operation not permitted is the error I get. I am using gingerbread 2.3.6 GINGERBREAD.JPKPE build. Dont know if they added some second layer of protection...