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Here is a free and legal Odin image of clockwork mod touch. The img was posted for free download on koush's site, and this is just that but packed into an Odin flash able tar.: http://goo.gl/hIfLj
Courtesy of MapleSyrup
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25444653&postcount=6
If you prefer to flash this in cwm, phasma343 has a flash able zip for you http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25801301
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Wait...did you just post a link to a pirated version of CWM touch?
L33t Masta said:
Wait...did you just post a link to a pirated version of CWM touch?
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Koush has the link to the img on his website and this is just a tar with that img packed for odin.
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If hosting a tar version of clockworkmod touch is illegal or against koush policy (didn't find one), I apologize and I'll remove it.
Anyway, if people want to create the tar for Odin with the recovery.img, this command (only for the 5.8.3.1 touch version for p4wifi) can be executed in a Linux machine:
Code:
wget http://download.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-p4wifi.img -O recovery.img && tar --format=ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar && md5sum recovery.tar >> recovery.tar && mv recovery.tar recovery.tar.md5
Or if using wget is wrong, just download the recovery file, name it recovery.img and execute:
Code:
tar --format=ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar && md5sum recovery.tar >> recovery.tar && mv recovery.tar recovery.tar.md5
MapleSyrup said:
If hosting a tar version of clockworkmod touch is illegal or against koush policy (didn't find one), I apologize and I'll remove it.
Anyway, if people want to create the tar for Odin with the recovery.img, this command (only for the 5.8.3.1 touch version for p4wifi) can be executed in a Linux machine:
Code:
wget http://download.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-p4wifi.img -O recovery.img && tar --format=ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar && md5sum recovery.tar >> recovery.tar && mv recovery.tar recovery.tar.md5
Or if using wget is wrong, just download the recovery file, name it recovery.img and execute:
Code:
tar --format=ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar && md5sum recovery.tar >> recovery.tar && mv recovery.tar recovery.tar.md5
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As someone who is extremely inebriated I myst apoligize. I thought it was warez. Will this work on the 3G/4G model?
L33t Masta said:
As someone who is extremely inebriated I myst apoligize. I thought it was warez. Will this work on the 3G/4G model?
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Wifi only at the moment, Koushik tweeted he is making it available for carrier devices soon.
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nakedninja42 said:
Wifi only at the moment, Koushik tweeted he is making it available for carrier devices soon.
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Does it matter, just for recovery? I mean, obviously I guess it must. I just didn't think it would.
Holmes108 said:
Does it matter, just for recovery? I mean, obviously I guess it must. I just didn't think it would.
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I can't say if it does or not since I have wifi only. I can recall when Verizon version released, users had issues trying to flash recovery not made for their device. They completely lost recovery if I'm not mistaken. So worse case, you lose recovery...
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Works great! Thanks for packaging this up all nice and pretty.
Or just make it CWM flashable... Will post the zip file in a few
EDIT: Posted the flashable zip of CWM touch. Tested flashing from the latest CWM recovery. Note this is only for P4 Wifi models. GT-P7510 ONLY
Phasma343 said:
Or just make it CWM flashable... Will post the zip file in a few
EDIT: Posted the flashable zip of CWM touch. Tested flashing from the latest CWM recovery. Note this is only for P4 Wifi models. GT-P7510 ONLY
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Works like a charm. ;3 Thanks much, guy
Phasma343 said:
Or just make it CWM flashable... Will post the zip file in a few
EDIT: Posted the flashable zip of CWM touch. Tested flashing from the latest CWM recovery. Note this is only for P4 Wifi models. GT-P7510 ONLY
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The link no longer downloads, could someone post another one?
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mrbubba999 said:
The link no longer downloads, could someone post another one?
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Seems to be downloading fine now.
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Related
Samsung Galaxy Ace: Unpack and repack boot.img, editing boot logo
Ketut P. Kumajaya ketut.kumajaya @ xda-developers.com
Unpacking boot.img:
Code:
$ mkdir -p unpack
$ tools/unpackbootimg -i boot.img -o unpack
Extracting boot.img-ramdisk.gz
Code:
$ mkdir -p unpack/boot.img-ramdisk
$ cd unpack/boot.img-ramdisk
$ gzip -dc ../boot.img-ramdisk.gz | cpio -i
$ cd ../../
Packing a new ramdisk:
Code:
$ tools/mkbootfs unpack/boot.img-ramdisk | gzip > unpack/boot.img-ramdisk.gz
Create a new boot.img:
Code:
$ tools/mkbootimg --kernel unpack/boot.img-zImage --ramdisk unpack/boot.img-ramdisk.gz -o boot.img-repack --base `cat unpack/boot.img-base`
Convert rle to png:
Code:
$ tools/from565 -rle < COOPER.rle > COOPER.raw
$ convert -size 320x480 -depth 8 rgb:COOPER.raw COOPER.png
Convert png to rle:
Code:
$ convert -depth 8 COOPER-new.png rgb:COOPER-new.raw
$ tools/to565 -rle < COOPER-new.raw > COOPER-new.rle
NOTE:
For developers only, don't ask me for support! Solve your problems by yourself!
PASSWORD:
As usual: ketut.kumajaya
Too usefull
Thanks.
You should get "Recognized Developer" title, ketut.kumajaya!
If I have a Motorola Android device, maybe I can go back to www.MotorolaFans.com as a Developer
ketut.kumajaya, is it possible to resize Data,System and Cache on Ace? Maybe something like this...?
For example, the size of the partition of Indian (S5830DDKQ5) firmware are different (+1Mb to system and cache) from those that have been in all previous firmwares (KPN, KPH...).
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guess we have to take boot.img from CWM backup images?
Is this doable under Windows? I tried but unpackbootimg wasn't recognized as a command
Nice work mas bro....
Tari Kecak is Awesome... ^^
autotomy said:
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guess we have to take boot.img from CWM backup images?
Is this doable under Windows? I tried but unpackbootimg wasn't recognized as a command
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It's only for Linux and its variants and derivatives
autotomy said:
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guess we have to take boot.img from CWM backup images?
Is this doable under Windows? I tried but unpackbootimg wasn't recognized as a command
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EmoBoiix3 said:
It's only for Linux and its variants and derivatives
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Under Windows you can use JDK + Cygwin Custom Package + dsixda kitchen. Head to dsixda kitchen thread for more info. It's built for HTC but usable for Galaxy Ace / Mini (unpack / repack boot.img)
iv tried to us JDK + Cygwin but once I build the boot.img and flash it my boot animations stop working dose anyone no why ?
Nice post
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i really need help
i need someone how can extract boot.img add my cooper.rle to it and change the default.prop to this
ro.secure=0
thanks
rickwyatt said:
i really need help
i need someone how can extract boot.img add my cooper.rle to it and change the default.prop to this
ro.secure=0
thanks
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Use Ubuntu , it'll be easier
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First post and attachment updated! Read README.txt and unpack/repack scripts for more details.
ketut.kumajaya said:
First post and attachment updated! Read README.txt and unpack/repack scripts for more details.
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Thanks Ketut,That might be useful For Me
ketut.kumajaya said:
First post and attachment updated! Read README.txt and unpack/repack scripts for more details.
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Wow I can't thank you enough ketut !
Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
nice..........
Incredible, thank you!
hi, guy. I want to short video.
autotomy said:
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guess we have to take boot.img from CWM backup images?
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Good point to ask, can I do this with normal boot.img or I really need boot.img from nandroid backup??
Yeah, so that.
Ya its called mass storage mode.
LOL
Is that what you'd use if you wanted to make a tar of your setup?
The Root said:
Is that what you'd use if you wanted to make a tar of your setup?
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Hmm...
Make a tar on the phone?
I guess you could system dump your setup?
Or stick all your mods in the rom flash like i do and then restore with titanium.
Sorry i couldn't help i was just joking around.
You can use adb to make direct, bit-for-bit copies of each partition using the dd command, I just can't remember the exact format of the command. But the phone doesn't have a built-in method to do the reverse of what download mode is used for (although I'm not sure what Odin's dump option does, sounds like the right idea but I've never seen a how-to, and, of course, we've always been advised to uncheck all but auto reboot)
Try a google search for "xda epic 4g" and keywords pertaining to making your own odin flashable (using xda as a keyword yields more results from the forum, and using google instead of xda search yields results that actually contain the key search terms, lol). I learned of this from a thread somewhere around here, just can't recall where. Oh, and maybe it would be better NOT to include Epic, I'm starting to doubt myself as to whether the thread was in our section... Hope that helps you find what you're looking for
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There is a "kernel panic upload mode" that various Samsung devices can get trapped in after a kernel panic. I've not seen it happen on an Epic, but that's not what you're asking about.
You can dump the flash partitions using adb. It's best done in recovery with the file systems mounted read-only, to guarantee that they're in a consistent state. While you can do it from Android, inevitably changes (particularly to /data) will be made underneath you while dumping, which is bad for restoration.
Anyways, in order to make a proper dump you need a recovery that spawns the adbd service with either ro.secure=0 or ro.debuggable=1 set in default.prop. I think ClockworkMod does this, but it's been a long time since I used it.
Boot into recovery and connect your phone up to USB. Run "adb shell" and make sure you have a root shell ("#" prompt). If you have a user shell ("$" prompt), try running "adb root", wait, then run "adb shell" again. Once at the root shell prompt, run:
Code:
mount -ro remount /dev/block/stl6 /mnt/.lfs
mount -ro remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
mount -ro remount /dev/block/stl10 /data
mount -ro remount /dev/block/stl11 /cache
mount -t vfat /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /sdcard
mkdir /sdcard/dump
cd /sdcard/dump
sync
cat /dev/block/bml1 > boot.bin
cat /dev/block/bml2 > ries.pit
cat /dev/block/bml4 > Sbl.bin
cat /dev/block/stl6 > param.lfs
cat /dev/block/bml7 > zImage
cat /dev/block/bml8 > recovery.bin
cat /dev/block/stl9 > factoryfs.rfs
cat /dev/block/stl10 > datafs.rfs
cat /dev/block/stl11 > cache.rfs
cd /
umount /sdcard
mount -wo remount /dev/block/stl6 /mnt/.lfs
That remounts all the stl partitions read-only, mounts the SD card, creates /sdcard/dump, dumps all the partitions, unmounts the SD card, and remounts /mnt/.lfs read-write so the phone will reboot properly. At this point you can reboot and once in Android, copy the dump folder over to a computer.
From here you can create a .tar containing the partitions that you want to flash with Odin/Heimdall. In Linux or Cygwin, that would be:
Code:
tar cf foo.tar zImage recovery.bin factoryfs.rfs datafs.rfs cache.rfs
.
You could include param.lfs, but it's not worth restoring unless corrupt, and if it's corrupt it's probably better to grab the version from the latest stock tar. I also wouldn't flash boot.bin or Sbl.bin unless you absolutely have to, and again, I'd go for the stock tar versions.
Also, according to the Galaxy S wiki page, bml12 is supposed to contain modem.bin but I've never had success dumping it.
Disclaimer: I've never actually restored a dump with Odin/Heimdall--I haven't had the need to. But I believe the above should be all that's necessary.
All hail mkasick! Thanks for my daily education
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JohnCorleone said:
All hail mkasick! Thanks for my daily education
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I know understand you "ocean of knowledge" metaphor lol
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Thanks guys.
whoa I just got edjumicated! that's some detailed info. thanks
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I think it should be manditory for mkasick to post once a day minimum
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JohnCorleone said:
I think it should be manditory for mkasick to post once a day minimum
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Agreed.
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Considering you can't dump the modem (with anything, bmlwrite, redbend_ua, dd) is it safe to assume you can't flash one to it?
remember to thank me if I was helpful
It might be possible to dump the modem, just not with the same method as regular flash partitions. But yes, I think all the modem image we have came from stock Odin tars.
As for flashing the modem, folks definitely do it with Odin. Samsung's recovery also contains a "write_firmware_image" function that a binary diff of the modem and applies it to the current firmware. It's not part of the AOSP recovery sources, so I don't know how it works.
Come to think of it, there's no obvious check to see if the modem is the correct version when applying an OTA update. So if you're running a stock phone except for the modem, and apply an update, something unfortunate might happen.
mkasick said:
It might be possible to dump the modem, just not with the same method as regular flash partitions. But yes, I think all the modem image we have came from stock Odin tars.
As for flashing the modem, folks definitely do it with Odin. Samsung's recovery also contains a "write_firmware_image" function that a binary diff of the modem and applies it to the current firmware. It's not part of the AOSP recovery sources, so I don't know how it works.
Come to think of it, there's no obvious check to see if the modem is the correct version when applying an OTA update. So if you're running a stock phone except for the modem, and apply an update, something unfortunate might happen.
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I know you can flash with odin...I mean on-device (if thats a word?) tools. I started looking into the di18-ec05 update.zip. What is the difference between a modem.bin and modem_delta.bin? There seems to be a pretty hefty size difference
The delta contains just the diffs between modems.
mkasick said:
You can dump the flash partitions using adb. It's best done in recovery with the file systems mounted read-only, to guarantee that they're in a consistent state. While you can do it from Android, inevitably changes (particularly to /data) will be made underneath you while dumping, which is bad for restoration.
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Yes, that was what I was thinking of - thanks for a *much* more detailed explanation, mkasick!
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I posted a tutorial on how to mke an odin tar a loong time ago in general.. using dd instead of cat, same **** though...
Also modem patches are redbend bindifs full modems can't be flashed except in download mode.. they aren't actually in bml12, its some trickery involved, they are really in the nvram..
Also epic does have a kernel panic upload mode... little green guy and all, seen it a few times lol
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mkasick said:
Come to think of it, there's no obvious check to see if the modem is the correct version when applying an OTA update. So if you're running a stock phone except for the modem, and apply an update, something unfortunate might happen.
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There is an edify script assert for baseband version btw
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Holy crap. I found upload mode. Kinda. Get your favorite file manger, and browse to /mnt/.lfs. TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE. Cuz I'm confused
Hi,
For everyone Using the Samsung Galaxy Grand I9082 Here is a way to Root your Phone without Increasing the BIN Counter. In the Second Post I am posting the Steps for advanced Users on how to do it yourselves.
In the Third Post I am posting a pre-rooted Firmware for people Who just want to root the Phones Without all the Headache for Creating their Own.
Be Advised that even though this will Not increase the Bin Counter it is still advised to Flash a Stock Firmware when Claiming warranty.
For those who want to know the Procedure
Requirements
1) Linux (Preferably Ubuntu)
2) An Official Firmware tar (Search http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/)
3) SU Binary and Ext4uils (Attached)
4) Patience
5) Windows (To use ODIN)
6) ODIN (To Flash)
Flash the Firmware through ODIN First so that there are no Firmware Mis-matches later.
Steps:
1)Create a "sam" directory in your Home Directory (home/username) folder where username is your linux username.
2)Extract the downloaded firmware, then move system.img and cache.img to home/username/sam dir
3)Extract su.zip and ext4utils.zip in the same folder where you have system.img and cache.img.
4)Open a terminal window, and enter:
Code:
mkdir /home/username/sam/system
sudo –i (this will ask for password..Enter your Root password)
apt-get install zlib1g-dev
cd /home/username/sam
make
mv system.img system2.img
./simg2img system2.img system.img
mount system.img system
Copy the su binary to the mounted folder
Code:
cp su system/bin/su
Give the Binary the Required Permission
Code:
chown root:root system/bin/su
chmod 06755 system/bin/su
Code:
./mkuserimg.sh -s sam ./new_system.img ext4 ./temp 1511M
Now unmount the system File and delete it
Code:
umount system
rm system.img
Rename new_system.img to system.img
Code:
mv new_system.img system.img
Now Create a flashable tar:
Code:
tar cf rooted.tar system.img
Now you need to tar the cache.img file we copied as well.
Code:
tar cf cache.tar cache.img
All Done. Now you can Flash them through ODIN.
In ODIN only Auto reboot and F. Reset Time should be checked
In PDA select: rooted.tar
In CSC select: cache.tar
After the phone Boots Download the Superuser app through Play Store.
Now you have root and No Increase in Bin Counter.
I am not that good at explaining.Incase of Question please ask them here or PM me
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For those who Just want to root.
Here i am Posting the Pre-Modded Firmware.The firmware is based on I9082XXAMB3_I9082ODDMB2_INU.zip
If you are on a different firmware then please download the firmware and Flash through ODIN.Link for the Official Firmware is:
http://uppit.com/46oxsxob7re3
Also Download the Pre-rooted firmware as well.It is in 3 parts so you need to Download all three.Also Download 7zip to extract the files.
Links for the files are:-
1) https://www.dropbox.com/s/9jh9yi88yuz49hr/Samsung Rooted.7z.001
2) https://www.dropbox.com/s/g1rk1qfuk440839/Samsung Rooted.7z.002
3)https://www.dropbox.com/s/1ej082e1z4ipqwc/Samsung Rooted.7z.003
right click on Samsung Rooted.7z.001 ->7zip ->Extract.
Wait for it to Extract
Open the extracted folder.there will be 2 files:-
1)rooted_system.tar
2)csc.tar
open ODIN:
In PDA select rooted_system.tar
In CSC select csc.tar
and Flash it.Wait for the Phone to start.once it Starts go to the Play Store and download the superuser app.
All done now you have a rooted phone Without increasing the BIN Counter
I am not good at explaining. Incase of any problems post here or Send me a PM.
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Another one
Just in case
Last Reserve
Does root package.zip refer to su zip???
How do I get CWM??
Also if I already have bin count (5 in my case)..does it reset it or stay as it is??
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Ambarishbakre said:
Does root package.zip refer to su zip???
How do I get CWM??
Also if I already have bin count (5 in my case)..does it reset it or stay as it is??
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I have the same questions.
BTW, thank you. I wish I had this method earlier, before I bumped up my bin counter.
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manasgirdhar said:
Hi,
For everyone Using the Samsung Galaxy Grand I9082 Here is a way to Root your Phone without Increasing the BIN Counter. In the Second Post I am posting the Steps for advanced Users on how to do it yourselves.
In the Third Post I am posting a pre-rooted Firmware for people Who just want to root the Phones Without all the Headache for Creating their Own.
Be Advised that even though this will Not increase the Bin Counter it is still advised to Flash a Stock Firmware when Claiming warranty.
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Hi,
I have already rooted my device b4, and my if I flash back with original samsung firmware, will it reset bin back to original ?
And then i can i use your procedure, would it work?
Please explain.
Thanks
Ambarishbakre said:
Does root package.zip refer to su zip???
How do I get CWM??
Also if I already have bin count (5 in my case)..does it reset it or stay as it is??
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Yes root package refers to SU Zip and it is not flashable..it is to be included if creating a pre-rooted firmware.No it wont Flash CWM.And no it wont reset the counter.
This is basically for people who have not yet rooted their Device or for people who dont want to increase their counter.
Hey bro can u provide the link gor multiwindow manager'
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yuvi123456 said:
Hey bro can u provide the link gor multiwindow manager'
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Here You go:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2079807
chotu222 method is the best because it also helps in addons of him as well as CWM
It is not about rooting a device, it is about the ROM that we are going to get as well as many other features.I am sure he is going to figure out a way to reset bin counter.
respect
conanFX said:
chotu222 method is the best because it also helps in addons of him as well as CWM
It is not about rooting a device, it is about the ROM that we are going to get as well as many other features.I am sure he is going to figure out a way to reset bin counter.
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chottus method might be the best , but respect the developer and it is not an easy task...this method allows you too root without voiding the warranty
if this doesn't benefit you.. don't discourage the developer bro:good:
conanFX said:
chotu222 method is the best because it also helps in addons of him as well as CWM
It is not about rooting a device, it is about the ROM that we are going to get as well as many other features.I am sure he is going to figure out a way to reset bin counter.
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Actually we can have Features without custom recovery as well.At the Moment there is no Custom ROM so it makes no point in Increasing the Counter.And What if someone has to submit his phone at the service center before we can reset BIN Counter?
There are a lot of things to consider when dealing with a samsung Phone.Anyway..If you dont like it then dont use it.
how to unroot galaxy grand??
shahid9695 said:
how to unroot galaxy grand??
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download frimware from sammobile.com flash with odin 3.04
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What about TriangleAway? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494114
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manasgirdhar said:
For those who want to know the Procedure
Requirements
1) Linux (Preferably Ubuntu)
2) An Official Firmware tar (Search http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/)
3) SU Binary and Ext4uils (Attached)
4) Patience
5) Windows (To use ODIN)
6) ODIN (To Flash)
Flash the Firmware through ODIN First so that there are no Firmware Mis-matches later.
Steps:
1)Create a "sam" directory in your Home Directory (home/username) folder where username is your linux username.
2)Extract the downloaded firmware, then move system.img and cache.img to home/username/sam dir
3)Extract su.zip and ext4utils.zip in the same folder where you have system.img and cache.img.
4)Open a terminal window, and enter:
Code:
mkdir /home/username/sam/system
sudo –i (this will ask for password..Enter your Root password)
apt-get install zlib1g-dev
cd /home/username/sam
make
mv system.img system2.img
./simg2img system2.img system.img
mount system.img system
Copy the su binary to the mounted folder
Code:
cp su system/bin/su
Give the Binary the Required Permission
Code:
chown root:root system/bin/su
chmod 06755 system/bin/su
Code:
./mkuserimg.sh -s sam ./new_system.img ext4 ./temp 1511M
Now unmount the system File and delete it
Code:
umount system
rm system.img
Rename new_system.img to system.img
Code:
mv new_system.img system.img
Now Create a flashable tar:
Code:
tar cf rooted.tar system.img
Now you need to tar the cache.img file we copied as well.
Code:
tar cf cache.tar cache.img
All Done. Now you can Flash them through ODIN.
In ODIN only Auto reboot and F. Reset Time should be checked
In PDA select: rooted.tar
In CSC select: cache.tar
After the phone Boots Download the Superuser app through Play Store.
Now you have root and No Increase in Bin Counter.
I am not that good at explaining.Incase of Question please ask them here or PM me
Also Please Consider Donating to Support My Work
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I tried this procedure....flashed it and yes it has no bin count. BUT still showing SYSTEM CUSTOM. Perhaps in the next version this will be solved. Thanks for the effort. I would have donated if not for this.
Futhermore:
./mkuserimg.sh -s sam ./new_system.img ext4 ./temp 1511M
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sam should be replaced by
/home/username/sam/system
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Download or cook the PRE-ROOTED firmware for ATV580 (Mygica/Geniatech) Rockchip RK3188 ARM Cortex A9 x 4 CPU.
DOWNLOAD ROM - [ROOTED & CLEAN]
Mygica ATV580 Tazpown Firmware (Build 20131213.20140309):
- Download: ATV580.Tazpown.Firmware.Build-20131213.20140309.zip -
Build Information:
Android 4.2.2 Quad Core Enjoy TV Box
Build Number: 20131213.20140309
Release Date: 2014-03-09
Based Mygica Official Build 20131213.102000
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Change log:
1.) Based on Mygica Official Build 20131213 Android 4.2.2 (Quad Core Enjoy TV Box)
2.) Removed most Chinese and unnecessary or obsolete applications.
3.) Added su (SuperSU v1.93 06.02.2014) and busybox (Busybox defconfig build for 1.21.1 armv71) Android Rooting Utilities.
4.) Switched External SDCard (up to 32GB) with Internal Flash (only 2GB) Memory. Tested: moving apps to SDCard OK!. You should have an micro SD card inserted on your device.
5.) Fixed Black Screen when playing video with Youtube App.
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Installation Tips:
For a complete information about how install this rom image, scroll down to the bottom of the post.
COOK YOUR OWN CUSTOM FIRMWARE FOR MYGICA ATV580 - DIY!
You can watch the full tutorial process on this video (this video is a little help, the complete steps its only here in this post).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/88330vv1q3p1pzu/Mygica580-custom-firmware.mov
Original Non-Rooted Mygica Latest ATV580 Stock Firmware (official):
http://www.mygicausa.com/boards/search?searchterms=atv580
Based Mygica Official Build 20131012 Android 4.2.2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/kopamtzdr7gv63d/update20131012.img
Based Mygica Official Build 20131213 Android 4.2.2: https://www.dropbox.com/s/36rkjlf98k47uyc/update20131213.img
1. [ON WINDOWS] Extract Rocket Firmware with imgRePackerRK 1.04
imgRePackerRK RockChip's firmware images (*.img) unpacker/packer. Version 1.04 Windows & Linux
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2257331&page=2.
How to unpack a firmware IMG (Windows):
1. Obtain firmware IMG [update.img] and imgRePackerRk [above]
2. Extract imgRePackerRk
3. Open command prompt in directory containing imgRePackerRk.exe [hold shift, right click > "open command window here"]
4. Type "imgRePackerRk.exe {IMG_name}.img" [e.g. "imgRePackerRk.exe update.img"]
5. A new directory called "{IMG_name}.img.dump" [e.g. "update.img.dump"] will be created, containing individual IMGs (system.img)
2. [ON UBUNTU] Mount system.img on Ubuntu and mofify!
Code:
sudo mount -t ext4 system.img system-folder -o loop
2.1. [ON UBUNTU] Rooted Android Firmware.
We use SuperSU. You can get SU and BUSYBOX commands from another Android Distribution compatible with RK3188 devices.
In this case we obtained root commands bin/su bin/busybox and xbin/su Rocket 3188 firmware root tools:
RK3066/RK3188 Development Kitchen/Tool by Rockchipfirmware.com/TNT/FMA
You can also get su and busy box commands from:
Minix Neo X7 Custom Firmware
Code:
[email protected]:~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/bin# cp su ~/atv/system-folder/bin/
[email protected]:~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/bin# cp busybox ~/atv/system-folder/bin/
[email protected]:~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/xbin# cp su ~/atv/system-folder/xbin
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#add needed files
sudo cp -fap ~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/bin/su system-folder/bin/su
sudo cp -fap ~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/xbin/su system-folder/xbin/su
sudo cp -fap ~/atv/rk3XXX_mod_tool/ref/bin/busybox system-folder/bin/busybox
#set permissions
sudo chown root:root bin/su
sudo chmod 6755 bin/su
sudo chown root:root bin/busybox
sudo chmod 6755 bin/busybox
sudo chown root:root xbin/su
sudo chmod 6755 xbin/su
This is everything you need for rooting the system. Later you can download SuperSu from Android Play Store Official.
2.2.- [ON UBUNTU] Removed most Chinese and unnecessary or obsolete applications.]
Code:
system-folder/app/
Code:
rm -rf com.waxrain.airplayer-1.apk
rm -rf eHomeMediaCenter_box.apk
rm -rf Facebook_299369.apk
rm -rf flashplayer
rm -rf Music.apk
rm -rf QuickSearchBox.apk
rm -rf RkApkinstaller.apk
rm -rf RkExplorer.apk
rm -rf RKGameControlSettingV1.0.1.apk
rm -rf RkVideoPlayer.apk
rm -rf WifiDisplay.apk
rm -rf youtube_5.0.21.apk
If you really need some of these apps, I packet them into a zip file so you can install them easily as you need:
Download: Official Mygica Firmware Deleted Apps
2.3. [ON UBUNTU] Modify vold.fstab to mount external_sd to REAL sdcard, so you can get more space for your Apps.
VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS!! Just locate duplicate, comments old lines (for security) and modify:
Code:
/etc# vi /etc/vold.fstab
Code:
#dev_mount flash /mnt/sdcard auto /dev/block/mtd/by-name/user
#dev_mount sdcard /mnt/external_sd auto /devices/platform/rk29_sdmmc.0/mmc_host/mmc0
dev_mount flash /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/platform/rk29_sdmmc.0/mmc_host/mmc0
dev_mount sdcard /mnt/external_sd auto /devices/virtual/mtd/mtd9/mtdblock9
To make the externalised writable, you must edit "platform.xml", from "/etc/permissions" adding in "android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" this: <group gid="media_rw" /> Like this:
Code:
<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >
<group gid="sdcard_rw" />
<group gid="media_rw" />
</permission>
2.4. [ON UBUNTU] FIX Youtube black screen (only audio) on build update.img (UPDATE 20131213)
Edit build.prop file, in order to fix Youtube black screen when playing videos:
Code:
sys.browser.use.overlay = 1
2.5. [ON UBUNTU] Umount Custom System folder (system.img) and copy again to Windows.
Umount system image (system.img) and copy back to windows machine, to repack with imgRePackerPk utility:
Code:
umount system-folder/
3. [ON WINDOWS] Build again the new custom firmware
How to repack a firmware IMG (Windows) [Assuming you have followed above to unpack]
1. Open command window in directory containing imgRePackerRk.exe and *.dump directory
2. Type "imgRePackerRk.exe {dump_name}.dump" [e.g. "imgRePackerRk.exe update.img.dump"]
3. New firmware IMG will be created [name will be name of .dump directory without .dump extension]
4. INSTALL ROM ON DEVICE (update.img)
Put the cooked update.img on USB or SDCard, and insert it on Mygica ATV580, then you can apply the update automatically. Your device will reboot and the firmware update will start. The Mygica Bootloader will search for a file called update.img automatically on external_sd micro sdcard. So you should have an micro sdcard inserted on the device.
IMPORTANT: If the Mygica Bootloader show an error like update.img not found when it try to start update process. Probably is because of switched external_sd with internal flash sdcard, probably the updater bootloader won't find the update.img firmware when reboot. This has a simple solution, just manually copy update.img to both, external_sd and sdcard directory. You should need an good tool like Solid Explorer (available en Android Play Store).
IMPORTANT: If the previous method doesn't help you to install the update.img. You can use an editor to switch back to the original mount external_sd and flash sdcard points in /etc/vold.fstab. You should revert the changes on this file. You should need an good tool like Solid Explorer (available en Android Play Store).
IMPORTANT: Before Install this Rooted Original Firmware, remember it is better to RESET DEVICE, so you can make a brand new install cleaning all data files from the previous firmware.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY (ALTERNATIVES TO SAVE A BRICKED ATV580)!
In case of you brick your ATV580, there is a way to recover it from the dead... Using Android Recovery System. I don't have the full firmware ready for this, but I made some research about how create FLASEABLE ZIP IMAGES for Android Recovery System. So the trick is create a Flashable Zip with our native update.img firmware inside.
To start Android Recovery System, boot ATV580 use a simple clip putting it on a small hole button located an the bottom of the device and connect power supply at the same time during about 5 seconds. Then you can get into this mode, you can use your remote to navigate the menu. In this mode you can load Flasheable Zip loading this files from Computer to SDCARD reader and then to your device.
- Tools and Samples to Build a Flasheable Zip for Android Recovery System (Save your ATV580) rksigner_tazpown-20140324.zip -
This packet include a sample of flasheable zip for Mygica ATV580 that restore build.prop file from a damaged one, which causes the system boot loop and bricked.Just copy the signed Flasheable Zip and use System Recovery System to load it. This flasheable zip fix the system. If you know the problem or you have enough experience to put a right copy of update.img on Flasheable Zip, you can save any bricked or boot loop device, with this tools. You have more docs and information inside of this package.
Screenshots during the flashing process for the sample flashing included in the tools:
- Android Recovery System
- Android Recovery System Flashing my own Flasheable ZIP
Thanks! Dont Forget To PRESS THANKS Button :good:
If you like my work, please consider to invite me a cup of coffee here!
Hi! You really cool! Thanks a lot!
One question - do you fix it for supporting native 1080p resolution?
jalcot said:
Hi,
finally you can download or cook the PRE-ROOTED firmware for ATV580 (Mygica/Geniatech) Rockchip RK3188 ARM Cortex A9 x 4 CPU.
Thanks!
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Many thanks for all the work!
I need rooted IMG file.. Somebody help me.. I don't have a PC to cook rom..thanks a lottt
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timothypham said:
I need rooted IMG file.. Somebody help me.. I don't have a PC to cook rom..thanks a lottt
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Be parient. I fixed the problem when swap sdcard and flash make it writable. but now I have another problem. When I move apps to SDcard these apps dissapear. I am working arround the solution.
I will get the ROM perfect very very soon.
jalcot said:
Be parient. I fixed the problem when swap sdcard and flash make it writable. but now I have another problem. When I move apps to SDcard these apps dissapear. I am working arround the solution.
I will get the ROM perfect very very soon.
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Thanks for hard working jalcot. I'm waiting your room with root. I buy ATV580 3 months ago, and can't root it...wait your room.. Thanks again.
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jalcot said:
Be parient. I fixed the problem when swap sdcard and flash make it writable. but now I have another problem. When I move apps to SDcard these apps dissapear. I am working arround the solution.
I will get the ROM perfect very very soon.
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Thanks for keeping working on it!
Jalcot...where are you... I still waiting you...
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timothypham said:
Jalcot...where are you... I still waiting you...
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Yes, thank you for your patient... I've worked hard to cook a perfect clean ROM...
pokatusher said:
Hi! You really cool! Thanks a lot!
One question - do you fix it for supporting native 1080p resolution?
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Yes! With the new XBMC Gotham Beta I was watching MKV 1080p Movies on my home streaming.
Jalcot...love you so much..you save my Atv... i hate Android no root... i will download rom tonight... thanks your hard work...thank Jalcot again....
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Great rom Jalcot...thanks so muchhhhhh
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I can't use Phone Remote Control Service .. Are you remove it, Jalcot
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timothypham said:
Great rom Jalcot...thanks so muchhhhhh
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I can't use Phone Remote Control Service .. Are you remove it, Jalcot
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I think so... It is RKGameControlSettingV1.0.1.apk or maybe eHomeMediaCenter_box.apk?
Don't worry, I packed all deleted official apps from the Original Firmware so you can install them easily as you need... You can download them.
Thank so much.. Jalcot..
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I need CWM to install some MOD... Where got it, Jaclcot
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jalcot said:
Yes! With the new XBMC Gotham Beta I was watching MKV 1080p Movies on my home streaming.
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Launch Antutu and see in System Information real resolution of output, please.Or install small ultility like this and send screenshot
Help me..
Jalcot... can you help me.. plz reup stock firmware for me..
I install PurePerfomes and big bug.. No wifi, no Ethernet detected.. I rollback to your rom but it still bug.. no wifi, no Ethernet... i can't do anything... i hope instal stock firmware will save me...
I can't reinstall your ROM.. I restore factory but it nothing fix.. WiFi and Ethernet is gone... With with me hixhix
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Everything I have... Not file browser... My ATV is die...
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Love the clean rooted Rom, many thanks!
Also great job on the internal/external card swap
Gotham latest nightly is still choppy with 1080p content I have but Beyond xbmc 3.3 works great
Thanks Jalcot!
as the title states please someone i perfer a smart dev here on xda to compile or get the lollipop offical update to work on the TAB4 10.1 SM-T530NU JUST A REQUEST NOT A DEMAND.
LGMONO said:
as the title states please someone i perfer a smart dev here on xda to compile or get the lollipop offical update to work on the TAB4 10.1 SM-T530NU JUST A REQUEST NOT A DEMAND.
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There are three different cyanogenmod 12 (lollipop) ROMs listed in the development section compatible with the t530nu which are all better than stock anyway. I have the exact same model as you and have been on lollipop for months now and loving it
i understand that, i love and encourage CM and AOSP roms i have used them quite offen however i prefer stock because stock roms utilize the devices features and because there are so many devices the devs dont have time to port stock based apps in there modifications so there for i use stock roms for a daily driver. but i would always support custom roms to anyone as did you. thanks for the reply, would really like to get a stock based lp on the device.
Thanks
LGMONO said:
i understand that, i love and encourage CM and AOSP roms i have used them quite offen however i prefer stock because stock roms utilize the devices features and because there are so many devices the devs dont have time to port stock based apps in there modifications so there for i use stock roms for a daily driver. but i would always support custom roms to anyone as did you. thanks for the reply, would really like to get a stock based lp on the device.
Thanks
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^^what he said.
I've been checking the forums throughout the day since the LP update came out hoping that someone ported it to the T530NU. Who knows when the official one will come out since the LP update for the T530 has only been released in Spain so far. I doubt it will be released for the T530NU until the update for the T530 is released in more regions.
Dudash said:
^^what he said.
I've been checking the forums throughout the day since the LP update came out hoping that someone ported it to the T530NU. Who knows when the official one will come out since the LP update for the T530 has only been released in Spain so far. I doubt it will be released for the T530NU until the update for the T530 is released in more regions.
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and @LGMONO
I imagine it's possible to port the official update, here are my thoughts. Take the LP Odin file (the tar file) and open the tar.md5 file in winrar or 7zip. Extract all the files inside (system.img, boot.img, the modem.bin and everything) and make it into an update zip, (with updater-script and everything) but tailor it to be flashable with FlashFire. No idea if it'll work but that's what I'd try if I preferred touchwiz over cyanogenmod.
Edit: On the files you want to pull, I don't think you want to use cache.img or hidden.img, but yeah everything else.
thisisapoorusernamechoice said:
and @LGMONO
I imagine it's possible to port the official update, here are my thoughts. Take the LP Odin file (the tar file) and open the tar.md5 file in winrar or 7zip. Extract all the files inside (system.img, boot.img, the modem.bin and everything) and make it into an update zip, (with updater-script and everything) but tailor it to be flashable with FlashFire. No idea if it'll work but that's what I'd try if I preferred touchwiz over cyanogenmod.
Edit: On the files you want to pull, I don't think you want to use cache.img or hidden.img, but yeah everything else.
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T, hey hey, you only want the system.img and the boot.img, the issue though is the kernel, my attempts at getting the firmware running "as-is"
fail, [kernel] while i can access through adb i couldn't get a read on logcat even when invoking with full/absolute path
/system/bin/logcat
the sepolicy is covering adb and as i'm learning , sometimes permission denied actually means no such file or directory
and/or the opposite :silly: gotta love android.
m
moonbutt74 said:
T, hey hey, you only want the system.img and the boot.img, the issue though is the kernel, my attempts at getting the firmware running "as-is"
fail, [kernel] while i can access through adb i couldn't get a read on logcat even when invoking with full/absolute path
/system/bin/logcat
the sepolicy is covering adb and as i'm learning , sometimes permission denied actually means no such file or directory
and/or the opposite :silly: gotta love android.
m
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I know they got a custom kit Kat kernel going for cm11 NU, did anything come of getting that working for cm12 and would that be of use in this instance? (Yeah I haven't checked the thread in a little while because I'm lazy and inattentive)
thisisapoorusernamechoice said:
I know they got a custom kit Kat kernel going for cm11 NU, did anything come of getting that working for cm12 and would that be of use in this instance? (Yeah I haven't checked the thread in a little while because I'm lazy and inattentive)
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T
hey, you forgot irrepressibly polysyllabic ! xD
okay seriously though, i'm momentarily stumped as to what's going on with my t330nu but later later tonight i'll run a kernel compile and try the t530 rom again.
m
thisisapoorusernamechoice said:
and @LGMONO
I imagine it's possible to port the official update, here are my thoughts. Take the LP Odin file (the tar file) and open the tar.md5 file in winrar or 7zip. Extract all the files inside (system.img, boot.img, the modem.bin and everything) and make it into an update zip, (with updater-script and everything) but tailor it to be flashable with FlashFire. No idea if it'll work but that's what I'd try if I preferred touchwiz over cyanogenmod.
Edit: On the files you want to pull, I don't think you want to use cache.img or hidden.img, but yeah everything else.
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i tried that lol it didnt work im a .net dev not an android dev i assure you the android devs are much smarter however i did try that method already i purchased ODIN mobile and the device is not supported, when i did try with odin pc version the erro is the aboot and fails im very sure the system will work on t530nu
LGMONO said:
i tried that lol it didnt work im a .net dev not an android dev i assure you the android devs are much smarter however i did try that method already i purchased ODIN mobile and the device is not supported, when i did try with odin pc version the erro is the aboot and fails im very sure the system will work on t530nu
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Nah you don't want to try this with Odin it verifies what device you have. I say try flashfire instead (chainfire even said FF is intended to replace mobile Odin as well as safestrap) but we have to figure something out for the kernel (boot.img).
@moonbutt74 I was able to flash t530/1 ROMs before anyone started developing NU specific custom kernels, is it not working here because it's an official build or something? Sorry for my frustratingly persistent dearth of knowledge.
moonbutt74 said:
T
hey, you forgot irrepressibly polysyllabic ! xD
okay seriously though, i'm momentarily stumped as to what's going on with my t330nu but later later tonight i'll run a kernel compile and try the t530 rom again.
m
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Finally another individual understands my irresistible urge to layer on excess syllables with each successive increment of agitation I am provoked to. Also my father is a lawyer (lmao). I'll try some things for this tonight, I don't really expect success (or really anything other than a soft brick) but my curiosity is officially piqued, I'll make this my project for tonight
LGMONO said:
i tried that lol it didnt work im a .net dev not an android dev i assure you the android devs are much smarter however i did try that method already i purchased ODIN mobile and the device is not supported, when i did try with odin pc version the erro is the aboot and fails im very sure the system will work on t530nu
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L,
hi, this step carries risk, make a backup !!
what you need, from the full firmware img extract system.img and boot.img
pack system.img for odin flash, this is the tricky part, it's one of the following
A- rename system.img.ext4 to system.img
--- then in linux/cygwin cd to the directory where system.img is located
--- run tar as follows
--- tar -H ustar -c system.img > system.img.tar
--- md5sum -t system.img.tar >> system.img.tar
--- mv system.img.tar system.img.tar.md5
or
B- don't rename system.img.ext4 and run again in linux/cygwin
--- tar -H ustar -c system.img.ext4 > system.img.ext4.tar
--- md5sum -t system.img.ext4.tar >> system.img.ext4.tar
--- mv system.img.ext4.tar system.img.ext4.tar.md5
then attempt attempt odin flash, NOT MOBILE ODIN
do the same for boot.img
m
thisisapoorusernamechoice said:
Nah you don't want to try this with Odin it verifies what device you have. I say try flashfire instead (chainfire even said FF is intended to replace mobile Odin as well as safestrap) but we have to figure something out for the kernel (boot.img).
@moonbutt74 I was able to flash t530/1 ROMs before anyone started developing NU specific custom kernels, is it not working here because it's an official build or something? Sorry for my frustratingly persistent dearth of knowledge.
Finally another individual understands my irresistible urge to layer on excess syllables with each successive increment of agitation I am provoked to. Also my father is a lawyer (lmao). I'll try some things for this tonight, I don't really expect success (or really anything other than a soft brick) but my curiosity is officially piqued, I'll make this my project for tonight
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can you give me a download link to flashfire please i tried searching for this i cant find it ? please thanks
moonbutt74 said:
L,
hi, this step carries risk, make a backup !!
what you need, from the full firmware img extract system.img and boot.img
pack system.img for odin flash, this is the tricky part, it's one of the following
A- rename system.img.ext4 to system.img
--- then in linux/cygwin cd to the directory where system.img is located
--- run tar as follows
--- tar -H ustar -c system.img > system.img.tar
--- md5sum -t system.img.tar >> system.img.tar
--- mv system.img.tar system.img.tar.md5
or
B- don't rename system.img.ext4 and run again in linux/cygwin
--- tar -H ustar -c system.img.ext4 > system.img.ext4.tar
--- md5sum -t system.img.ext4.tar >> system.img.ext4.tar
--- mv system.img.ext4.tar system.img.ext4.tar.md5
then attempt attempt odin flash, NOT MOBILE ODIN
do the same for boot.img
m
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Thank you i will try this and thanks to all that is participating in this thread.. i have a lg g3 i just updated to lollipop and i like it, but remember for you guys out there newbees so to say at least try and give support for AOSP and Cyan roms i am a huge fan. Give them devs the credit they work hard for
LGMONO said:
can you give me a download link to flashfire please i tried searching for this i cant find it ? please thanks
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Chainfire said:
- Join the G+ community using the same Google account as you're using for Play on your phone/tablet here: https://plus.google.com/communities/116661625291346007584
- Sign up to receive the BETA versions from Play here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/eu.chainfire.flash
- Use the link provided after sign-up to download the app. Note that it may take minutes to even hours before the provided link actually works.
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Link to Chainfire's FlashFire thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59959596&postcount=1
LGMONO said:
can you give me a download link to flashfire please i tried searching for this i cant find it ? please thanks
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Here
But try what moonbutt74 is saying first, he's smarter than I. I'm just thinking aloud about all the (probably almost certainly stupid) stuff I'm going to try to get this working
T,
i have a though about incorrect firmware linking in boot.img and /system/etc scripts in the release
to mount and explore the system.img goto directory where extracted image is located and run
simg2img system.img.ext4 system.img
when thats done
mkdir system
mount -o rw -t ext4 system.img system
for the boot img goto @osm0sis 's AIK thread and get the linux package
use that toolkit to unpack the boot.img and check it out, you'll generate two directories after img unpacking,
ramdisk and split-image in split-image directory you will find the kernel and dtb imgs
m
yeah the link on google play is dead lol
nevermind i got it thanks
moonbutt74 said:
T,
i have a though about incorrect firmware linking in boot.img and /system/etc scripts in the release
to mount and explore the system.img goto directory where extracted image is located and run
simg2img system.img.ext4 system.img
when thats done
mkdir system
mount -o rw -t ext4 system.img system
for the boot img goto @osm0sis 's AIK thread and get the linux package
use that toolkit to unpack the boot.img and check it out, you'll generate two directories after img unpacking,
ramdisk and split-image in split-image directory you will find the kernel and dtb imgs
m
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^^This guy is very smart ^^ i will try that as well i really wanna get these guys the lp for t530nu here in America we are being neglected with the official lollipop update samsung is slacking here i say less talk and more work for them people lol. we would probably all have our lollipop by now. jk
moonbutt74 said:
T,
i have a though about incorrect firmware linking in boot.img and /system/etc scripts in the release
to mount and explore the system.img goto directory where extracted image is located and run
simg2img system.img.ext4 system.img
when thats done
mkdir system
mount -o rw -t ext4 system.img system
for the boot img goto @osm0sis 's AIK thread and get the linux package
use that toolkit to unpack the boot.img and check it out, you'll generate two directories after img unpacking,
ramdisk and split-image in split-image directory you will find the kernel and dtb imgs
m
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Thanks M I'll get started once I get back from my daily run (I refuse to be a fat American stereotype :silly: )