Is there an updated flashable zip for busybox? I'm installing anitmation framework via zip and it need busybox instellaed first. A zip file would save me another reboot.
Sblast said:
Is there an updated flashable zip for busybox? I'm installing anitmation framework via zip and it need busybox instellaed first. A zip file would save me another reboot.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
simms22 said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
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Flashable zip...
Sblast said:
Flashable zip...
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install busybox before going into recovery. its an app. open and install busybox through it. then go into recovery and flash your animation framework.
Just download the binary, put it in your xbin folder and change permissions to 0 root.
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Hello!
First of all, thanks to all you repliers!
I'd really like to know a few things creating a ROM:
1. how can I create an update.zip starting from a system.img? (I know how to sign) In case can I simply install the img and then push /system changes, like root or busybox?
2. how can I install busybox manually? Can I create a script which does the job for me (i.e. busybox --install command at first boot then delete the script itself), avoiding me to write loads of symlinks?
3. when I've created an update.zip, is it easy to root the ROM? I mean, just push su and SuperUser.apk? Or I need a particular boot.img?
Thanks
elegos said:
Hello!
First of all, thanks to all you repliers!
I'd really like to know a few things creating a ROM:
1. how can I create an update.zip starting from a system.img? (I know how to sign) In case can I simply install the img and then push /system changes, like root or busybox?
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Clockwork Recovery won't install system image files for some reason. You'll need to dump the yaffs2 filesystem then zip it up into the update.zip, then use an updater-script to set unix permissions (zip doesn't preserve these). Also, there's no need to sign the update.zip. It's only meaningful to the device's firmware if it is signed by the device's manufacturer.
elegos said:
Hello!
2. how can I install busybox manually? Can I create a script which does the job for me (i.e. busybox --install command at first boot then delete the script itself), avoiding me to write loads of symlinks?
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Certainly. You can add a script and call it from updater-script during the install.
elegos said:
Hello!
3. when I've created an update.zip, is it easy to root the ROM? I mean, just push su and SuperUser.apk? Or I need a particular boot.img?
Thanks
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Boot image is irrelevant to a properly rooted system. Just adding SuperUser should be sufficient.
That's cool!
1. as of the system.img, I see there is a system folder too - is that just enought zipping it?
2. may you please tell me how to call a script within an edify updater-script please?
3. thanks
I don't understand. You have a system.img and a system folder? In what? What are you starting from? If you use a zipped system, you WILL need to set unix permissions, symlinks and modes as these are NOT preserved in a zip file.
As far as calling scripts, something like this:
run_program PACKAGE:installbusybox.sh
Hello guys,
I can't copy any app to system/app, nor command in the terminal or with apps from playstore. And I can't flash any zip because after flash and reboot, Android starts a kind of recovery and deletes any changes the zip did.
I'm using the latest stable version of MIUI7
Any solution?
You need root ._.
nick37332001 said:
You need root ._.
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Yes, i know, i have root .-.
I can mount any folder in R/O ... unless the system
@MaxPresi look at here, https://mobile.facebook.com/notes/x...ount-partisi-system/799242846853094/?refid=18 I've slove the problemo
After following the instructions to install V4A, I got a message stating that the drivers did not install. My BusyBox is good, root is good, and the vendor file is good...What should I try next?
whtgrizzly said:
After following the instructions to install V4A, I got a message stating that the drivers did not install. My BusyBox is good, root is good, and the vendor file is good...What should I try next?
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Had the same problem, and eventually found this to be working:
SElinux permissive
Busybox in /su/xbin
supersu 2.79
flash v4a package
Give permissions to v4a app to access storage
Rename /vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak
i´m using ViperAtmos 5.5 Sony Beats Edition, which i prefer.
whtgrizzly said:
After following the instructions to install V4A, I got a message stating that the drivers did not install. My BusyBox is good, root is good, and the vendor file is good...What should I try next?
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Of course, root is required.
Install busybox
Rename audio_effects.conf to "audio_effects.conf.bak" in /vendor/etc.
Reboot
Install drivers in V4A app
kasarona said:
Had the same problem, and eventually found this to be working:
SElinux permissive
Busybox in /su/xbin
supersu 2.79
flash v4a package
Give permissions to v4a app to access storage
Rename /vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak
i´m using ViperAtmos 5.5 Sony Beats Edition, which i prefer.
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How do I set SElinux permissive? Everything else did correctly
whtgrizzly said:
How do I set SElinux permissive? Everything else did correctly
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You can use this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2524485
Welcome Guys!!!
Whats this for?:-
Many users face issues while installing V4A drivers on their device. Here is the ultimate fix for it.
Requirements:-
1. Root explorer like ES File Explorer.
2. The flashable zip of V4A.
3. Some knowledge about flashing, modifying system directory.
Procedure:-
1. Install busybox and make sure device is rooted properly.
2. Go to System > Vendor > Etc and check for the file named audio_effects.conf and copy it and paste it to System > etc (Overwrite).
3. (Not compulsory but do it if it doesn't work) Rename the System > Vendor > Etc > audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak
4. Now flash the V4A zip in recovery and Voila!!
Please Hit Thanks If I Helped
How to add effects .irs files.
isas123 said:
How to add effects .irs files.
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Pls google all that stuff. No off topic here.
Devam03 said:
Voila!!
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thanks a bunch!
works like a charm (after few other unsuccessul methods)
latest miui.eu 7.2.24_v8-6.0 (kenzo)
ViperFX_2.5.0.5_by_guitardedhero
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crullick said:
thanks a bunch!
works like a charm (after few other unsuccessul methods)
latest miui.eu 7.2.24_v8-6.0 (kenzo)
ViperFX_2.5.0.5_by_guitardedhero
valuable post :good:
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Your welcome. Please hit thanks if I helped!
i still stuck at instal driver, it says i need to instal latest busybox
aldichuy said:
i still stuck at instal driver, it says i need to instal latest busybox
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Did u install busybox?
Devam03 said:
Did u install busybox?
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yes i have
edit: i just uninstal both and reinstall viper first and then the busybox, i did soft restart the phone before instal viper driver, and works
4. Now flash the V4A zip in recovery and Voila!!
Where is the V4A zip. I downloade zip from official site but ita just an apk file ???
nice effort
c_/\/\_k said:
nice effort
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Thx. Hit the thanks button if i helped.
So I got an HD 10 this week, came running 5.6.1.0 - found the root guide on here and all went smoothly, SuperSU is installed and seems to be working, however when I try to install Xposed which I followed this guide for I get the following error, mv: can't rename /system/bin/app_process64, no such file or directory. So I went to the directory in ES file manager and it doesn't exist however there is a app_process32 but if I try to install the regular arm xposed framework I get the error, please download the correct package for your platform/ROM.
Help? Thanks
didge3 said:
So I got an HD 10 this week, came running 5.6.1.0 - found the root guide on here and all went smoothly, SuperSU is installed and seems to be working, however when I try to install Xposed which I followed this guide for I get the following error, mv: can't rename /system/bin/app_process64, no such file or directory. So I went to the directory in ES file manager and it doesn't exist however there is a app_process32 but if I try to install the regular arm xposed framework I get the error, please download the correct package for your platform/ROM.
Help? Thanks
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Make sure you download the arm64 Xposed. Run installation and when it fails open a root file explorer and go to /system/bin and delete app_process64 and reboot.
DragonFire1024 said:
Make sure you download the arm64 Xposed. Run installation and when it fails open a root file explorer and go to /system/bin and delete app_process64 and reboot.
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but system/bin/app_process64 doesn't exist. app_process & app_process32 can be found in that folder. Xposed creates an app_process64_xposed in that folder after I attempt install but thats it...
didge3 said:
but system/bin/app_process64 doesn't exist. app_process & app_process32 can be found in that folder. Xposed creates an app_process64_xposed in that folder after I attempt install but thats it...
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Right...so when you install Xposed, it will fail. Then go there and delete that file. If you selected the right Xposed for your device (arm64) then that file will be placed in system/bin and needs to be deleted.
DragonFire1024 said:
Right...so when you install Xposed, it will fail. Then go there and delete that file. If you selected the right Xposed for your device (arm64) then that file will be placed in system/bin and needs to be deleted.
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I see, I thought I was looking for app_process64 to delete, not one named xposed. Having done that I now reboot and xposed says "Framework version 89 in installed but not active" and the log says that it can't find the error.log file....
didge3 said:
I see, I thought I was looking for app_process64 to delete, not one named xposed. Having done that I now reboot and xposed says "Framework version 89 in installed but not active" and the log says that it can't find the error.log file....
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Make sure the toggle is turned on.