I tried a long time to find it out but now it works:
first of all make a NANDROID-Backup
1. Download CWM / TWRP / MobileODIN installable ZIP from HERE
2. unpack the zip-file
3. open flashable .zip of the ROM you like (do not extract - just open it) with winrar or 7zip
4. copy "superuser.apk" from upacked zip-file (point 1. and 2.) from the commom-folder to /system/app in opened ROM
5. copy the binary "su" from unpacked zip-file (point 1. and 2.) from the arm-folder to /system/xbin
6. close winrar or 7zip
7. copy ROM.zip to your device
8. flash ROM via TWRP or CWM
anyway i´m not responsible for any bricks or problems. It works by me, so try it or let it be
aw. So that's why it didnt work when I did it. Im extracting it, thanks for this!!
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This will surprise you but you must have the following at least
FireFireFire
Kindle Fire
TWRP
Official Amazon Update on hand
And kfu's apps package to install google services
Also 7zip
1.have the update.bin file renamed to update.zip and also have that kfu extra apps package as well.
2.Open up 7zip and open both the update.zip file and the apps.zip file
3. navigate the update.zip file to the /system/app directory and the apps.zip file to /data
4. copy all Google related files such as GoogleServicesFramework.apk, Vending.apk and what not.
5. Move the selected files to the update.zip file and click yes
6. navigate the apps.zip file to /system and copy and paste those to the update.zip file as well
7. navigate the update.zip file to its home directory and close 7zip
8. plug the kindle into the computer using your usb cable and copy/paste it into a file on the kindle.
9. Wipe everything except sdcard when you reboot into twrp
10.Install update.zip file from sdcard.
11.Reboot system and enjoy your kindle back on stock with google apps baked in.
12. Grab go launcher from online before you signin on your kindle to use google services
13. Dont go crashing my parties for you not following my instructions
14. Have a great day
~~~BOSSTNT
Josepho1997 said:
Thanks, but wouldn't this delete TWRP and FFF? And unroot it. Because when you flash the update.zip, that's what always happens to me.?
Android>iOS... Android FTW!
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well yes it will.
its for those who want both the amazon and google play video services on their devi
Hello all,
Using TWRP, I successfully flashed PAC-ROM to my Cricket 'jflteaio' or SGH-i337z ... I337ZTUUBND3, Galaxy S4.
A bit of helpful info for noobs: I rooted with 'towelroot' app --- Google it
And installed TWRP 2.7 from here
At this point...MAKE A BACKUP in TWRP!!! I AM NOT LIABLE FOR BRICKED DEVICES!
Now on to the real fun stuff! Follow these steps to flash Pac-Man ROM:
1. Download the GENERAL jflte rom 'zip' file and not the 'md5sum' from the PAC ROM website:
Download the zip HERE
2. Extract the zipped jflte pac rom into a new folder anywhere in Windows. In the new folder, navigate to this location:
\META-INF\com\google\android\
3. Download and install the free Windows program, NotePad++ --- Google it
4. Right-click on 'updater-script' in the folder \META-INF\com\google\android\
(IMPORTANT: Leave the 'update-binary' file alone; only modify the 'updater-script')
5. click on "Edit with NotePad++".
6. In NotePad++, Under the first word/command "assert" you will see a bunch of commands that start with 'getprop'. Find a spot where it reads '||' and make a new line directly after this. you will see many jflte codenames, so making your new line after you see 2 of the same codename and '||' will do.
7. Make sure the new line you made does not cut any commands in half and copy/paste in these lines of code:
Code:
getprop("ro.product.device") == "jflteaio" ||
getprop("ro.build.product") == "jflteaio" ||
(NOTE: This code will allow install of PAC-ROM on jflteaio)
8. Make sure to save the changes in the file. Close NotePad++.
9. Zip all the files you extracted from the original back up with 7zip or winrar... make sure the file extention is not '.7z' or '.rar'. Must be '.zip' to work. And the files you just zipped have to be in the root location of the zip file. In other words, make sure when you open your new zip, the first folder you see is 'META-INF'... for example in 7zip, you have to select all the elements(there are 5 in total...3 folders and 2 files) in the new folder you created earlier, and right-click and choose 7zip and 'add to archive'.
10. You can now flash the rom in TWRP from an sdcard by following the instructions HERE on XDA
(FINAL NOTE: By the way, make sure NOT to install the AT&T SafeStrap Kernel during the flash, as it may cause the ROM not to boot, and as always, make a TWRP BACKUP before you attempt flashing!)
I do not own any of the software in this guide. A special thanks to all the devs out there who make our lives better!
Best of skill (and luck) to you all!
raydantheman
Might be quite helpful for many I think as myself was looking for this.
What worked for me on Win 10 Pro x64 using CYGWIN:
1)First unpack the TWRP backup archive.
2)Then grab the two files named:
system.ext4.win000
system.ext4.win001
3)Next rename these files to:
system.ext4.win000.tar
system.ext4.win001.tar
4)Download and Install CYGWIN
5)Go to:
C:\cygwin64\home\YOURUSERNAMEHERE
6)Create a folder named "untar"
7)Now type these command in CYGWIN Terminal
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]cd c:/[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]cd C:/cygwin64/home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/untar[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]tar -xvf system.ext4.win000.tar
tar -xvf system.ext4.win001.tar[/COLOR]
8)That's it! The /system folder was just unpacked to the /untar dir we just created before. Now you can
We need a couple of more things yet:
9)Collect the 'boot.emmc.win' file from the unpacked TWRP archive and rename it to boot.img.
9.1)Optional. Collect the 'logo.emmc.win' file from the unpacked TWRP archive and rename it to logo.img.
10)Now collect a META-INF folder from any custom rom which is made for K3 Note (yes there are many! :laugh: )
We have all the files! Now we need just to create a zip file!
11)Select the META-INF,system and boot.img and create an archive using WinRAR, 7zip or similar.
Optional: Add also the logo.img in the zip if it's present in the TWRP backup.
12)Done.
Credits: @carl1961
911-Future_Maker said:
Might be quite helpful for many I think as myself was looking for this.
What worked for me on Win 10 Pro x64 using CYGWIN:
1)First unpack the TWRP backup archive.
2)Then grab the two files named:
system.ext4.win000
system.ext4.win001
3)Next rename these files to:
system.ext4.win000.tar
system.ext4.win001.tar
4)Download and Install CYGWIN
5)Go to:
C:\cygwin64\home\YOURUSERNAMEHERE
6)Create a folder named "untar"
7)Now type these command in CYGWIN Terminal
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]cd c:/[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]cd C:/cygwin64/home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/untar[/COLOR]
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]tar -xvf system.ext4.win000.tar
tar -xvf system.ext4.win001.tar[/COLOR]
8)That's it! The /system folder was just unpacked to the /untar dir we just created before. Now you can
We need a couple of more things yet:
9)Collect the 'boot.emmc.win' file from the unpacked TWRP archive and rename it to boot.img.
9.1)Optional. Collect the 'logo.emmc.win' file from the unpacked TWRP archive and rename it to logo.img.
10)Now collect a META-INF folder from any custom rom which is made for K3 Note (yes there are many! :laugh: )
We have all the files! Now we need just to create a zip file!
11)Select the META-INF,system and boot.img and create an archive using WinRAR, 7zip or similar.
Optional: Add also the logo.img in the zip if it's present in the TWRP backup.
12)Done.
Credits: @carl1961
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How would I go about making a flashable Odin file from my TWRP backup? I want to flash it with Odin.
You are the best
Thanx Very Much
can we unpack backups taken from twrp-3.0.2 ?? I can't unpack them
It would be interesting to do the opposite. Owning boot.img, recovery.img, system.img and create a TWRP flashable backup.
When I unpack my backup created with TWRP, there is no "boot.emmc.win". I have data.ext4.win000, data.ext4.win001, and system.ext4.000 and the md5 hashes. That's it. Where do I find these? thanks
pwntrik said:
When I unpack my backup created with TWRP, there is no "boot.emmc.win". I have data.ext4.win000, data.ext4.win001, and system.ext4.000 and the md5 hashes. That's it. Where do I find these? thanks
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I believe this would happen if you did not check the box for the Boot partition when you created the backup. If you make another backup with that box checked, you should see this file in the result.
is this possible to make it as a bat file to automate the process?
superbeef150 said:
I believe this would happen if you did not check the box for the Boot partition when you created the backup. If you make another backup with that box checked, you should see this file in the result.
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Since I posted that, I figured out why there's no boot or recovery: TWRP doesn't give you the option in rbox's latest build (Not sure why?) You could easily use dd to make a backup of the boot and recovery sectors if you run Advanced>Terminal in TWRP.
hi..
I did all the steps but unfortunately it didn't work
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Dr [email protected] ~
$ cd c:/
bash: cd: command not found
Some one can helpme about root recovery mode or stock rom.install.
Because i want to install official tomtom go.
Its not in play store.
I tried many thinks but not success
ufoss said:
Some one can helpme about root recovery mode or stock rom.install.
Because i want to install official tomtom go.
Its not in play store.
I tried many thinks but not success
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I'm currently trying to get firmware for my Eunavi radio direct from Eunavi but am struggling at the moment. I will let you know if I do get it.
thanks
No answer?
ufoss said:
Some one can helpme about root recovery mode or stock rom.install.
Because i want to install official tomtom go.
Its not in play store.
I tried many thinks but not success
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Hey. Here is the firmware for your HU.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DrxnbYQeyid7gNZWPFC8TsrX65cwxNSh
How to get root:
Enter the engineering menu. Record or photograph all settings!
Install Magisk manager on HU.
Extract firmware from archive to folder.
Take the file boot.img from firmware.
Patch boot.img using Magisk manager.
Replace the original boot.img with the patched boot.img (name must remain "boot.img").
Open the folder with the firmware.
Select everything in the folder and zip it (Do not archive the folder with the firmware!).
Rename zip archive to update.zip.
Need to sign the firmware
1. Install the latest jre from java.com (reboot may be required).
2. Extract files from the SingApkV2.zip archive. https://yadi.sk/d/HkS6APFt3Sb4Ek
3. Place update.zip in the same folder.
4. Run SingerScript.bat
Copy update_signed.zip to usb flash drive (format must be a FAT32) and rename to os_update.zip
Start the engine. Turn on HU. Wait for the HU to boot.
Insert usb flash drive.
Agree to update.
Wait for the update to complete (Do not touch anything! Do not stop the engine!). HU will reboot itself. Be patient. It will take a lot of time.
The first start after reboot lasts about 15 minutes!
At one's own risk.
I do not have such a HU. If you get a brick, I don’t know what to do next ...
****-jones said:
Hey. Here is the firmware for your HU.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DrxnbYQeyid7gNZWPFC8TsrX65cwxNSh
How to get root:
Enter the engineering menu. Record or photograph all settings!
Install Magisk manager on HU.
Extract firmware from archive to folder.
Take the file boot.img from firmware.
Patch boot.img using Magisk manager.
Replace the original boot.img with the patched boot.img (name must remain "boot.img").
Open the folder with the firmware.
Select everything in the folder and zip it (Do not archive the folder with the firmware!).
Rename zip archive to os_update.zip.
Remove all from usb flash drives (format must be a FAT32).
Copy os_update.zip to usb flash drive.
Start the engine. Turn on HU. Wait for the HU to boot.
Insert usb flash drive.
Agree to update.
Wait for the update to complete (Do not touch anything! Do not stop the engine!). HU will reboot itself. Be patient. It will take a lot of time.
The first start after reboot lasts about 15 minutes!
At one's own risk.
I do not have such a HU. If you get a brick, I don’t know what to do next ...
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Thansk for answer.. i did all steps but installation aborted... ( see attachment)
Also in recovery mode cannor chose other menu
ufoss said:
Thansk for answer.. i did all steps but installation aborted... ( see attachment)
Also in recovery mode cannor chose other menu
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Try to sign the file os_update.zip
Use SingApkV2.zip
https://yadi.sk/d/HkS6APFt3Sb4Ek
You need to install JRE from java.com
In recovery, try using a usb keyboard or mouse. May not work...
****-jones said:
Try to sign the file os_update.zip
Use SingApkV2.zip
https://yadi.sk/d/HkS6APFt3Sb4Ek
You need to install JRE from java.com
In recovery, try using a usb keyboard or mouse. May not work...
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Thanks but i dont now how to that..
has a instruction??
ufoss said:
Thanks but i dont now how to that..
has a instruction??
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1. Install the latest jre from java.com (reboot may be required).
2. Extract files from the SingApkV2.zip archive.
3. Place os_update.zip in the same folder.
4. Run from the command line
Code:
java -jar signapkv2.jar -w -v testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 os_update.zip os_update_signed.zip
Or edit the SingerScript.bat file and execute it.
5. Copy os_update_signed.zip to usb flash drive and rename to os_update.zip
6. Try to flash.
****-jones said:
1. Install the latest jre from java.com (reboot may be required).
2. Extract files from the SingApkV2.zip archive.
3. Place os_update.zip in the same folder.
4. Run from the command line
Code:
java -jar signapkv2.jar -w -v testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 os_update.zip os_update_signed.zip
Or edit the SingerScript.bat file and execute it.
5. Copy os_update_signed.zip to usb flash drive and rename to os_update.zip
6. Try to flash.
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Thanks a lot... mission completed
After signed. update success - root success
ufoss said:
Thanks a lot... mission completed
After signed. update success - root success
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Is that the only way to install 3d-party apps not from the playstore? (want to install my own application)
Another question - does it have any API for developers that would allow to receive CAN messages and/or get the IGN signal?
Hi ****-jones!
Can you give me the link to download this Eunavi 913 head unit please. Thank you.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000674983866.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.6.2edc363cb3o8df
****-jones said:
Hey. Here is the firmware for your HU.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DrxnbYQeyid7gNZWPFC8TsrX65cwxNSh
How to get root:
Enter the engineering menu. Record or photograph all settings!
Install Magisk manager on HU.
Extract firmware from archive to folder.
Take the file boot.img from firmware.
Patch boot.img using Magisk manager.
Replace the original boot.img with the patched boot.img (name must remain "boot.img").
Open the folder with the firmware.
Select everything in the folder and zip it (Do not archive the folder with the firmware!).
Rename zip archive to update.zip.
Need to sign the firmware
1. Install the latest jre from java.com (reboot may be required).
2. Extract files from the SingApkV2.zip archive. https://yadi.sk/d/HkS6APFt3Sb4Ek
3. Place update.zip in the same folder.
4. Run SingerScript.bat
Copy update_signed.zip to usb flash drive (format must be a FAT32) and rename to os_update.zip
Start the engine. Turn on HU. Wait for the HU to boot.
Insert usb flash drive.
Agree to update.
Wait for the update to complete (Do not touch anything! Do not stop the engine!). HU will reboot itself. Be patient. It will take a lot of time.
The first start after reboot lasts about 15 minutes!
At one's own risk.
I do not have such a HU. If you get a brick, I don’t know what to do next ...
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Thank you so much I finally rooted my Atoto S8 Ultra Plus Gen 2 but I still have a problem with google uncertified & Safetynet if you have a solution please help I’ve already tried most of magistrates module but no success again thank you
****-jones said:
Try to sign the file os_update.zip
Use SingApkV2.zip
https://yadi.sk/d/HkS6APFt3Sb4Ek
You need to install JRE from java.com
In recovery, try using a usb keyboard or mouse. May not work...
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Hi, after trying to flash from a bootable SD card, I now have a black screen, sometimes it turns white. From the beginning, it was not possible to enter recovery in any way because the radio caught the bootloop, the connection by shorting the t8 processor resistor does not connect to the phoenix suite or is there any unbrick and putting it back on Android 8.1? Eunavi I noticed that the flash mode is blocked by shorting key 1 to ground when I try to enter recovery via the keyboard alt preent screeen " i " with a booted sd card white screen. I have run out of ideas. Do you have options to help somehow? I will be grateful
Custom Rom Xperia Z3CTW SGP611 Build 23.5.A.1.291_1290-4947_R2D By Mux
if you have questions or need files just PM me on XDA and i will try to help where i can...
the reason i made this tut is because there is almost no roms for this device available...
(not Responsible for any damages to device or peripherals through the process since there is always a chance something happens **but i had my device in almost every state and with the tools mentioned u should be able to revive it ** )
Included in this ROM (for you to build)
- Passes Saftynet
- Rooted with Magisk 20.4 (magisk hide working)
- Custom Kernel For Booting System and TWRP (made with rootkernel_v4.51_Windows_Linux.zip)
- Sony Ric Disabled / Enabled Depends on Rootkernel Config
- Netflix working
- Kernel can be set to Permissive via Terminal command.
- TWRP 3.0.2 (from Rootkernel_4.5.1)
- Remoteplay only works with Ric enabled and magisk uninstalled (make 2 boot.img for swapping in twrp)(due to sony device)
Apps i sugest u dl on ur rooted device
- FX File explorer
- Terminal for Android
- Netflix
- Vanced Manager
- Busybox (if needed)
IMPORTANT!! This Tutorial Ignores TA Partition So if you want to save them google How to Backup TA for SGP611 Before Following this Tutorial (some functionality can be regained through DRM opt in RootKernel
A Tutorial to Reproduce (*Do not Worry the Harder You Try The easier it gets)
1. Install Drivers for Fastboot and ADB in Device Manager for your device
- Boot Device to Fastboot by pressing Vol+ while Pluging USB Cable to PC Blue led indicates Fastboot Mode
- Go to Device Manager and Install Driver for S1boot
- Verify Driver installed Correctly
2. Install Flashtool Xperifirm, Flashtool Emma from Sony, Xperia Companion, copy Platform-tools folder to C:
(if u need any files PM)
3. Unlock Your Bootloader following instruction on Sony Developer Website (not going in to Details) *read warning above
before this
4. Download FTF firmware file With Flashtool Xperifirm For Your Device in My Case SGP611_23.5.A.1.291_1290-4947_R2D
By selecting XF Button in Flashtool after Closing xperifirm Flashtool will convert the files and they will be stored to
%user%\.flashTool\firmwares
5. Extract Kernel.sin Using 7zip or winrar from SGP611_23.5.A.1.291_1290-4947_R2D.ftf for patching boot.img
6. Open Flashtool and go to Tools menu select Sin Editor search and select the Kernel.sin Previously Extracted and press Extract
Data this will Create Kernel.elf
7. Go to RootKernelv4.51 Folder and copy the Kernel.elf there open CMD in address bar to folder and enter the command
(rootkernel kernel.elf boot.img) Select the option u like by Pressing y I selected all Options because I don’t have TA Backup
this will create a file Boot.img which is your Custom Boot Image if you want Recovery make Shure to say y when asked about
TWRP
8. Open PRFcreator and select all options click on the … for ftf and load the SGP611_23.5.A.1.291_1290-4947_R2D.ftf file
downloaded in step 3 click on the … for SuperSU and select the Magisk_20.4.zip set all check marks and create Flashable Zip
Zip is found in PRFcreator folder (this is your stock firmware zip)
9. Copy all files listed into a folder on your Internal storage
- Flashable-prerooted-signed.zip (created with PRFcreator)
- Moded Boot.img (Created with Rootkernelv4.51)
- Disable_ric_file.zip (if not moded in Boot.img)
- Magisk_20.4.zip (for Flashing Magisk After Flashing Boot.img)
10. Boot Phone in to Fastboot mode, Run CMD in address bar of Platform-tools folder, and Flash twrp 2.8.7.0 (yes will be
updated after Flashing Boot.img) by entering this command in ( Fastboot flash boot twrp-2.8.7.0-scorpion_windy.img )(**this
flashed to boot because u dont have recovery befor flashing the moded boot.img and this will be changed back by flashing
the stock ftf downloaded**)
if successful Unplug and boot tab it should boot to Teamwin TWRP recovery
11. In TWRP go to WIPE, Advanced Wipe, (Wipe: Cache, Dalvik-Cache, and System,)
before Flashing the Firmware Files
12. On main screen TWRP go to INSTALL and Install files following order
- Flashable-prerooted-signed.zip
- Moded Boot.img (by selecting flash image button at the bottom in TWRP)
- Disable_ric_file.zip
- Magisk_20.4.zip
13. Reboot to System Buy yourself a beer and Enjoy
where are the files ?