Is there anyone having savie#2 flashable zip ?
I want to install but i dont know how
If this was against xda rules, then please send it to my email :laugh:
Thanks anyone
savie coudnt upload the kernel sources and so all links to his kernels were removed from xda due to gpl compliance
All I will say is google is your friend
this i how you install it though
How to install:
- Extract [email protected]#2.tar.gz file
- Put and rename file so like this /sdcard/boot.img
- Now flash a kernel boot flasher zip in cwm with system mounted (search and you will find it)
marcussmith2626 said:
savie coudnt upload the kernel sources and so all links to his kernels were removed from xda due to gpl compliance
All I will say is google is your friend
this i how you install it though
How to install:
- Extract [email protected]#2.tar.gz file
- Put and rename file so like this /sdcard/boot.img
- Now flash a kernel boot flasher zip in cwm with system mounted (search and you will find it)
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So i must extact the file first -_-
Can i use kernel flasher by faqbly sir ?
Mranggapo said:
So i must extact the file first -_-
Can i use kernel flasher by faqbly sir ?
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yes extract file to get boot.img
if its for galaxy y 5360 and flashes the file boot.img you have placed in the root of the sd card then yes
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Hello
can any one tell me how i can extract a rom so i can gate some apk that my original rom use to have.
thank you
unzip with winrar
system>app> apk files here
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Thank you oguzhan mobile
How to extract the update.app (stock rom file)?
andreasha said:
How to extract the update.app (stock rom file)?
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The attached should be all you need. split_updata.pl will extract the system image which you can then mount directly. splitfile.c will extract the mbn files and boot.img. Use abootimg to extract the kernel and initrd and then cpio to get the root fs from the initrd. Obviously you will want to use a linux box for this.
dzo said:
The attached should be all you need. split_updata.pl will extract the system image which you can then mount directly. splitfile.c will extract the mbn files and boot.img. Use abootimg to extract the kernel and initrd and then cpio to get the root fs from the initrd. Obviously you will want to use a linux box for this.
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Thanks mate, really nice instructions!
Hi.
I recently installed sdsl 1.1 but now i want to go back to mu4ik 2.3.7 swift droi but recovery wont install the rom.
Does anyone knows why and what i have to do
could you explain what you mean by it wont install the ROM?
When i install zip in recovery it aborts.
I downloaded swiftdroid ASIS zip file,inside that zip there is a recovery.img and an update....zip
If i try to flash a asis file it will just abort
.if i use the update.zip will say bad file or something
xixorro said:
When i install zip in recovery it aborts.
I downloaded swiftdroid ASIS zip file,inside that zip there is a recovery.img and an update....zip
If i try to flash a asis file it will just abort
.if i use the update.zip will say bad file or something
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Firstly you have to install update.zip extract it from the rar/zip you have download and copy that file in the root of your sd card.
Also check if you have download the file properly and there are no spaces in between the name of the file.
And lastly try using a 2+ recovery.
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sanmit said:
Firstly you have to install update.zip extract it from the rar/zip you have download and copy that file in the root of your sd card.
Also check if you have download the file properly and there are no spaces in between the name of the file.
And lastly try using a 2+ recovery.
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jeah, and also, i prefer to flash ROM via fastboot .... .img filez(bcos it seems to me to be cleaner, better , and there is not so much errors)
sanmit said:
Firstly you have to install update.zip extract it from the rar/zip you have download and copy that file in the root of your sd card.
Also check if you have download the file properly and there are no spaces in between the name of the file.
And lastly try using a 2+ recovery.
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solved. uziped and renamed the file again and worked. thanks guys
... you are using a unzipped fastboot file....
bs828 said:
... you are using a unzipped fastboot file....
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The file was corrupted, that was the reason
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oops dint read 1 post up sry
Check this out. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1908269
You can flash this zip over any ROM, it will launch Aroma Installer and will allow you to install many tweaks and mods to speed up your ROM and add more functionality.
Try this on "THAT ROM" for a great increase in speed. Make sure to download the HDPI version for the Atrix.
*****FOR THOSE WHO DOWNLOAD BEFORE READING*****
**********BEFORE FLASHING THIS PLEASE*************
- Open the zip of the rom you are running (the .zip file that you flash in recovery)
- Inside this zip, navigate to : META-INF/com/google/android
- Extract the file called "update-binary" and rename it to "update-binary-installer"
- Open Pimp my Rom's zip (i.e : PIMP_MY_ROM-v1.4.1-Universal.zip)
- Inside this zip, navigate to : META-INF/com/google/android and delete "updater-binary-installer"
- Now copy the "update-binary-installer" file you extracted from your rom to Pimp My Rom's zip (still in META-INF/com/google/android)
- Close the zip and flash it, the installation process should now work normally so you can Pimp your Rom !"
Done that on REDPILL and it works great.. need to see "that ROM"
Good job it is
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atrix4g18 said:
Check this out. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1908269
You can flash this zip over any ROM, it will launch Aroma Installer and will allow you to install many tweaks and mods to speed up your ROM and add more functionality.
Try this on "THAT ROM" for a great increase in speed. Make sure to download the HDPI version for the Atrix.
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So it worked on "that rom" ?
does not work .. Quick installation so it does not install anything
themajestic58 said:
does not work .. Quick installation so it does not install anything
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Yeah men. Same for my.
themajestic58 said:
does not work .. Quick installation so it does not install anything
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Read the thread please.
you can see in the thread about that issue
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JACOPENE said:
So it worked on "that rom" ?
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Of course. Check out the original thread. "ANY DEVICE/ANY ROM"
themajestic58 said:
does not work .. Quick installation so it does not install anything
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PLEASE READ THE THREAD. DON'T JUMP TO THE DOWNLOAD.
Carefully read and understand what the thread explains. You need to:
- Open the zip of the rom you are running (the .zip file that you flash in recovery)
- Inside this zip, navigate to : META-INF/com/google/android
- Extract the file called "update-binary" and rename it to "update-binary-installer"
- Open Pimp my Rom's zip (i.e : PIMP_MY_ROM-v1.4.1-Universal.zip)
- Inside this zip, navigate to : META-INF/com/google/android and delete "updater-binary-installer"
- Now copy the "update-binary-installer" file you extracted from your rom to Pimp My Rom's zip (still in META-INF/com/google/android)
- Close the zip and flash it, the installation process should now work normally so you can Pimp your Rom !"
Confirmed working on EP CM10 v10/11/12, w 1.3 oc kernel
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not working on mrom. tried the fix just restarts the process.
I've done root with srs root-root and install cwm-recovery via update.zip, after that I tried most costum rom from version 2.3 to 4.0, but all I'm trying to costum rom can not boot up normally in my device, what causes all costum rom can not boot in galaxy-y,
I also do a partition on sd-card via cwm, and also pay attention to exactly how to install the costum rom to flash the kernel, but still all the costume rom will not boot
either you are a using the wrong kernel eg stock based roms require a stock based kernel and cm roms require a cm kernel and for you to format your system to ext
also make sure you mount system before flashing a rom
if you use the cm common kernel you need to unmount system and remount system before flashing the zip
daniel347 said:
I've done root with srs root-root and install cwm-recovery via update.zip, after that I tried most costum rom from version 2.3 to 4.0, but all I'm trying to costum rom can not boot up normally in my device, what causes all costum rom can not boot in galaxy-y,
I also do a partition on sd-card via cwm, and also pay attention to exactly how to install the costum rom to flash the kernel, but still all the costume rom will not boot
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Try to flash via odin before you flash the rom . And remmember to mount everything before flashing and wipe anything THX
i have installed kernel CM7 totoro,from this forum,and install CM7 stable for my device,not boot,i think for permanent CWM or other costum Recovery for this device
daniel347 said:
i have installed kernel CM7 totoro,from this forum,and install CM7 stable for my device,not boot,i think for permanent CWM or other costum Recovery for this device
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like I said for cm7 you need to format your system to ext either using percys kernel or the ext converter tool
you also need to unmount system in cwm and remount system twice before flashing the rom zip
you can follow my instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50907846&postcount=25
meta-inf from percys build iv uploaded
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50908670&postcount=27
marcussmith2626 said:
like I said for cm7 you need to format your system to ext either using percys kernel or the ext converter tool
you also need to unmount system in cwm and remount system twice before flashing the rom zip
you can follow my instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50907846&postcount=25
meta-inf from percys build iv uploaded
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50908670&postcount=27
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yes,i try n post again
could you please help me to find a rom that support int2ext which makes internal memory increases
daniel347 said:
could you please help me to find a rom that support int2ext which makes internal memory increases
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use link2sd if using cm7 (requires 2nd sd card ext partition create in cwm - will format sd card)
I do not understand about the tutorial you gave in post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50907846&postcount=25
for META.inf folder, what a way to make extrack CM7 Rom.zip and Zip back to replace the META folder you created. beg her help ..
daniel347 said:
I do not understand about the tutorial you gave in post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50907846&postcount=25
for META.inf folder, what a way to make extrack CM7 Rom.zip and Zip back to replace the META folder you created. beg her help ..
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use winrar or another unzip prog to open the rom zip
you will notice a folder there called meta.inf
delete it
copy the meta.inf from the attachment in the other post and place it in the rom zip
you can do it on your phone if you dont have a pc
just use zarchiver app to unzip the rom zip and replace the meta.inf folder then use the app again to rezip it
marcussmith2626 said:
use winrar or another unzip prog to open the rom zip
you will notice a folder there called meta.inf
delete it
copy the meta.inf from the attachment in the other post and place it in the rom zip
you can do it on your phone if you dont have a pc
just use zarchiver app to unzip the rom zip and replace the meta.inf folder then use the app again to rezip it
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ok..thanks
Hi,
Do you know how to extract kernel from installation file of rom and make flashable (in TWRP) zip kernel file ?
I need extract ant make flashable kernel file from [ROM][AQF5][6.0.1][G900x]SkiesROM UX v3.1 A7 2017
I will be grateful for your help
tomaasz said:
Hi,
Do you know how to extract kernel from installation file of rom and make flashable (in TWRP) zip kernel file ?
I need extract ant make flashable kernel file from [ROM][AQF5][6.0.1][G900x]SkiesROM UX v3.1 A7 2017
I will be grateful for your help
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Hi,
Sorry for the delayed reply.
Can you be little more specific? Do you want to 1) extract the kernel (that is an "zImage") image or 2) simply the "boot.img"?
The second task is simple as you can simply copy the "boot.img" from the ROM zip. You can flash "boot.img" directly via twrp (no need to make flashable zip).
The first task, however, is bit complicated as it requires the use of some tools like mkbootimg or Android Image Kitchen to split the "boot.img". You can flash the obtained "zImage" by simply copying that into an existing anykernel based klte custom kernel. :laugh:
Feel free to contact me for any further clarification/help.
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. I needed flashable zip kernel file extracted from SkiesRom.
I wanted patch this by DualBoot
tomaasz said:
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. I needed flashable zip kernel file extracted from SkiesRom.
I wanted patch this by DualBoot
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Hi, if you have a Linux, you can easily extract the zImage from the "boot.img" using mkbootimg (see previous comment for links). If you want me to do that job, feel free to send the "boot.img" of that mentioned ROM (I'll make a flashable anykernel zip file for you so that you can flash over any ROM).
Regarding the DualBoot, I really do not know...