First of all: Tool to be used in this guide was developed by user And_pda from Russian 4pda.ru forum. So all credits must go to And_pda
The original thread (in Russian) is here. Actually the original thread is about several tools to works with different images for different phones. But we will talk only about Moto X.
The guide will describe how to extract all files from system partition from stock firmware. The tools works under Windows (I personally tested it on Win 7).
If you unzip any stock firmware you will find one file, which represents system partition: system.img.
To extract all files from system.img please do:
1. Download ImgExtractor_1_3_4.rar and extract it.
2. Create directory System in the folder where system.img is located;
3. Copy ImgExtractor.exe into the folder where system.img is located;
4. Run CMD and "cd" to the folder where system.img is located
5. In CMD run the following: ImgExtractor system.img System
After ImgExtractor finished you will have all system files and folders in System directory.
That's all
PS. ImgExtractor also can extract modem firmware (NON-HLOS.bin)
Anyway to extract system image on 4.4, inject su binary re-image, and msfastboot flash?
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djnikko said:
Anyway to extract system image on 4.4, inject su binary re-image, and msfastboot flash?
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Maybe. But to get the locked recovery to flash it must be signed by moto thousand bit code.
extract for something like my signature?
Hey this will mos def save some time. Thanks my dude
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Can you get this to work with motoboot.img? It'll make it possible to downgrade to bootloaders such as 4-21, 3-15, etc.
mr_verystock said:
Can you get this to work with motoboot.img? It'll make it possible to downgrade to bootloaders such as 4-21, 3-15, etc.
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Phone's cid partition changes with every firmware update so bootloader downgrade will not work. The phone just won't boot up. I know the man who tried all this tricks - he flashed dumps from phones with unlocked bootloaders.
Pretty cool tool... I just wished it would keep the original timestamps for the directories and files....
Is there any way to assemble extracted files and build original system files?
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Latest version if any need it
It can't handle large img files though.
works on Samsung Galaxy S6 , Note 4 , cache.img , hidden.img , files which ext4 unpacker couldn't handle.
How big were the img files? It can't handle the 4GB LG G4 .img files but works fine with the smaller Motorola RAZR HD Maxx .img files.
i used it only for cache and hidden, so <250MB. I didn't tried on larger files.
That's why it works.... the Motorola img files were 1 GB or less... it can't handle the LG G4 files.
it would be great if the author patched/forked the original ext4 unpacker, so it can open newer img's like this (sparse with moded header) , so we would've had a GUI, because imgextractor is only text.
imgextractor is the only one that works on Motorola img files.
yes, even with Samsung Galaxy Note 4 / S6 and newer devices, on the IMG file - the ext4 sparse header is not standard, but i said, since this program (imgextractor) is based on ext4 unpacker sources, it could've keeped that GUI and only mod a little.
Anyway, you could also open IMG with the original ext4 unpacker if you fix it first with IMGEXTRACTOR. to fix: convert IMG file from MODED SPARSE EXT4 to normal EXT4 (> imgextractor.exe original.img temp.ext4 -conv) and then back to FIXED SPARSE EXT4 (> imgextractor.exe temp.ext4 fixed.img -conv). Now open fixed.img in ext4 unpacker program and it will work.
l.e. I found what the problem was, on Samsung Exynos devices, and the newer ones, the IMG files headers are 32 bytes, instead of the normal 28, Chainfire explains it here. So that's why ext4 unpacker gives error on opening. For alternative fix (instead of the conversion i explain upper in this post using imgextractor) you can use Chainfire's sgs4ext4fs tool , works on Windows/Linux, builds and other useful tool here.
Also there is a tool for Motorola IMG files there, see the Usage section.
gracias
tanks bro work in motorola razr hd stock kitkat system.img
BenjaminW8 said:
can you maybe make a more detailed guide how you did this
i cant seem to make sytem.img to extract for the s7 Edge
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I believe you want be able to utilize Imgextractor as the S7 system.img exceeds the supported size of the Imgextractor
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Hi
These is a Windows batch file applications which can automatically downgrade your
1) Moto G XT1033 on Lollipop GPe to KitKat Asia Retail version, or
2) Moto G XT1032 on Lollipop GPe to KitKat GPe
Downgrade is possible and i have successfully done it.
There is a slight bug that every time you boot a line appears flickering the screen for some time and i don't take any responsibility if you end up bricking your phone
Information
The contents of both the firmwares are renamed according to their version and the commands are also modified to be compatible with the renamed components.
The components are renamed so that cmd can differentiate between both the firmwares.
Also 'motoboot.img" and 'gpt.bin' are removed from both the firmwares since they cause error during flashing and are not required.
So you can either download the modified firmwares from below or if you already have the original firmwares downloaded then make the following changes :-
1) Delete 'motoboot.img' and 'gpt.bin' from both the firmwares.
2) For GPe firmware rename the contents by adding gpe before each file. Eg. NON-HLOS.bin to gpeNON-HLOS.bin
For Asia Retail firmware rename by adding 33 before each file. Eg NON-HLOS.bin to 33NON-HLOS.bin
Instructions :-
1) Download and install "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" in a separate folder.
2) Download the batch file and put it in that folder.
3) Now if you want to downgrade just to GPe 4.4.4 then just download the GPe 4.4.4 zip file and extract it to the same folder. If you want to downgrade to Asia 4.4.4 then download both GPE 4.4.4 and Asia 4.4.4 zip files and extract it to that folder.
4) Connect your phone to the computer and ensure USB Debugging is enabled
5) Then just execute the batch file.
Downloads
Batch file - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_Y0NCVFJyVUE4cDA/view?usp=sharing
GPe firmware - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_OG9PNzlEUC1GT1U/view?usp=sharing
Asian firmware - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_bWxZZXJrbThYNEE/view?usp=sharing
Minimal ADB and Fastboot - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1S0LCuXCnnmSWh6NGJmSE1BUWc/edit
Cresdits - RootJunky for batch script, xda members for firmwares.
Meuuks13 said:
Hi
These is a Windows batch file applications which can automatically downgrade your
1) Moto G XT1033 on Lollipop GPe to KitKat Asia Retail version, or
2) Moto G XT1032 on Lollipop GPe to KitKat GPe
Downgrade is possible and i have successfully done it.
There is a slight bug that every time you boot a line appears flickering the screen for some time and i don't take any responsibility if you end up bricking your phone
Information
The contents of both the firmwares are renamed according to their version and the commands are also modified to be compatible with the renamed components.
The components are renamed so that cmd can differentiate between both the firmwares.
Also 'motoboot.img" and 'gpt.bin' are removed from both the firmwares since they cause error during flashing and are not required.
So you can either download the modified firmwares from below or if you already have the original firmwares downloaded then make the following changes :-
1) Delete 'motoboot.img' and 'gpt.bin' from both the firmwares.
2) For GPe firmware rename the contents by adding gpe before each file. Eg. NON-HLOS.bin to gpeNON-HLOS.bin
For Asia Retail firmware rename by adding 33 before each file. Eg NON-HLOS.bin to 33NON-HLOS.bin
Instructions :-
1) Download and install "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" in a separate folder.
2) Download the batch file and put it in that folder.
3) Now if you want to downgrade just to GPe 4.4.4 then just download the GPe 4.4.4 zip file and extract it to the same folder. If you want to downgrade to Asia 4.4.4 then download both GPE 4.4.4 and Asia 4.4.4 zip files and extract it to that folder.
4) Connect your phone to the computer and ensure USB Debugging is enabled
5) Then just execute the batch file.
Downloads
Batch file - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_Y0NCVFJyVUE4cDA/view?usp=sharing
GPe firmware - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_OG9PNzlEUC1GT1U/view?usp=sharing
Asian firmware - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzJVjgEmc7G_bWxZZXJrbThYNEE/view?usp=sharing
Minimal ADB and Fastboot - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1S0LCuXCnnmSWh6NGJmSE1BUWc/edit
Cresdits - RootJunky for batch script, xda members for firmwares.
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Not sure, but why does everyone keep saying Simple tutorial and they keep going into complicated stuff, cant people just make a Folder called downgrade, have two more folders in it called Flash First and another flash second, instead of giving all this information and files that complicates the random user just make it simple, also, just stop talking about how its done because the random user doesnt care, they just want to downgrade which is why you made another thread which has the same c**p as the next one... Also, flashing 4.4.4 stock after GPe does need the GPT and Motoboot file as the partition table is different and it will refuse to flash the system dump files as the "image is too large"
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Not sure, but why does everyone keep saying Simple tutorial and they keep going into complicated stuff, cant people just make a Folder called downgrade, have two more folders in it called Flash First and another flash second, instead of giving all this information and files that complicates the random user just make it simple, also, just stop talking about how its done because the random user doesnt care, they just want to downgrade which is why you made another thread which has the same c**p as the next one... Also, flashing 4.4.4 stock after GPe does need the GPT and Motoboot file as the partition table is different and it will refuse to flash the system dump files.
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Oo i am sorry, i didn't realize that executing a batch file was more complex for the normal user than typing in commnads
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Oo i am sorry, i didn't realize that executing a batch file was more complex for the normal user than typing in commnads
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If executing batch files isn't a problem why have you made another thread when there is a thousand more of this exact tutorial? Also, its not am it is I'm... Idiot
NextGenGTR said:
If executing batch files isn't a problem why have you made another thread when there is a thousand more of this exact tutorial? Also, its not am it is I'm... Idiot
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I didn't make any other thread about downgrading
Meuuks13 said:
I didn't make any other thread about downgrading
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Who said you did? I said since there is 100 threads on the same thing why have you added on to this bulk by making one yourself when you haven't contributed any useful difference? I thought XDA was meant for people who know English and if they don't they can use a translator? Here is a useful link for you: https://translate.google.co.uk/
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Who said you did? I said since there is 100 threads on the same thing why have you added on to this bulk by making one yourself when you haven't contributed any useful difference? I thought XDA was meant for people who know English and if they don't they should use translator? Here is a useful link for you: https://translate.google.co.uk/
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yes i follow that site everyday, teaching my dog to how to interact with me.
And it is pretty much useful because it contains a batch file that gets things done.
Meuuks13 said:
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These is a Windows batch file applications which can automatically downgrade your
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There is an existing thread for this discussion.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/guide-xt1033-downgrade-lollipop-5-0-to-t2969729
Thread closed for being a duplicate
TWRP 2.8.7.0 custom recovery
thanx to user @Unjustified Dev we have TWRP custom recovery for our phone.
download HERE
So anyone who download the TWRP should send him a dollar for beer or at least thank him!
Of course you do everything on your own!
To test before installation (linux users need sudo before fastboot):
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1bbb boot twrp-2.8.7.0-idol3.img
To install (linux users need sudo before fastboot):
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1bbb flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.0-idol3.img
!BEFORE YOU START, PLEASE READ THIS!
And don´t forget to thank Famewolf for the tutorial, because this could save your phone when something go bad!
Thanks, tried it. It worked.
I also just installed SU directly, bypassing the previous root thread.
1. Download the .zip package from here: https://download.chainfire.eu/696/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip
2. Put it on the root of my SD card.
3. In TWRP click install and find the .zip.
Wonderful. Just a question: is this recovery for Idol 3 4.7 (6039) or 5.5 (6045) ?
Gynoid said:
Wonderful. Just a question: is this recovery for Idol 3 4.7 (6039) or 5.5 (6045) ?
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It's for 6045. For 4.7 TWRP, see this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=61976520&postcount=18
Thanks!
is it functional for backing up our system in TWRP?
@DallasCZ could you please provide the original link to TWRP. That was a bit unfair to upload it elsewhere as I tend to track the number of downloads.
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is it functional for backing up our system in TWRP?
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Yes although to my knowledge noone has actually done a restore yet. He's fixing some minor bugs and will be releasing a new version at some point.
famewolf said:
Yes although to my knowledge noone has actually done a restore yet. He's fixing some minor bugs and will be releasing a new version at some point.
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i am in touch with the dev and allready downloading the new build..will be soon on my google drive
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@DallasCZ could you please provide the original link to TWRP. That was a bit unfair to upload it elsewhere as I tend to track the number of downloads.
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sorry, i corrected the link...
Convert TWRP Backup into flashable rom zip
I found these instructions that explain how to take a TWRP backup and turn it into a flashable zip file. This would allow someone to create a "factory" rom pre-rooted to be flashed.
For TWRP Backup
Transfer the TWRP backup from Phone to PC.
You’ll see a file named system.ext4.win which is the System partition backup of your device. Rename it to system.ext4.tar (Changing its extension from .win to .tar)
Extract the system.ext4.tar using an archive software like Winrar or 7zip.
If your TWRP backup is not in compression mode, you will directly get the system folder, else you will get a file named system.ext4, which should be renamed again to system.ext4.tar and extract it to get the system folder.
Take the boot.emmc.win file and rename it to boot.img.
Now collect a META-INF folder from any custom ROM which is made for your device. Make sure you get the correct Meta-Inf folder, else the Zip won’t work and might worsen the condition of your device.
Select the META-INF, System folders and the boot.img and right click your mouse and select add to Archive.
In the Archive settings, choose the extension of the compressed file as Zip (Make sure of this part)
Now you can use this Zip file to flash it on your Custom recovery.
we dont have the meta-inf folder...there is one in the update i got, but i dont know if this id the right one.
and we dont have custom rom to get meta-inf from.
also the main thing is, that i cannot unpack the system win file when renamed to .tar i dunno why (i got latest 7-zip app).
DallasCZ said:
we dont have the meta-inf folder...there is one in the update i got, but i dont know if this id the right one.
and we dont have custom rom to get meta-inf from.
also the main thing is, that i cannot unpack the system win file when renamed to .tar i dunno why (i got latest 7-zip app).
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What they primarily want is the "update-binary" which is device specific. I don't remember if the update had one....I did take apart an update-supersu.zip and it uses a script as it's update binary...thought about trying to convert that. Theoretically you could take a meta-inf for another device's rom...and use it's meta-inf making sure to replace the update-binary. It also has an installer script that tells it to mount system and data....extract files from the zip and where to put them. I learned a bit when I was trying to make an update.zip to fix my build.prop.
It untar'd fine for me on my linux pc:
[email protected]:/workarea/android/idol3/TWRP/BACKUPS/408adcbe/1970-01-01--22-28-53_LRX22G_release-keys/work > tar -xvf ../system.ext4.win000
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
/system/app/
/system/app/AntHalService/
/system/app/AntHalService/AntHalService.apk
/system/app/AntHalService/arm64/
/system/app/AntHalService/arm64/AntHalService.odex
/system/app/BasicDreams/
/system/app/BasicDreams/BasicDreams.apk
/system/app/BasicDreams/arm64/
/system/app/BasicDreams/arm64/BasicDreams.odex
/system/app/Bluetooth/
/system/app/Bluetooth/Bluetooth.apk
/system/app/Bluetooth/arm/
/system/app/Bluetooth/arm/Bluetooth.odex
famewolf said:
What they primarily want is the "update-binary" which is device specific. I don't remember if the update had one....I did take apart an update-supersu.zip and it uses a script as it's update binary...thought about trying to convert that. Theoretically you could take a meta-inf for another device's rom...and use it's meta-inf making sure to replace the update-binary. It also has an installer script that tells it to mount system and data....extract files from the zip and where to put them. I learned a bit when I was trying to make an update.zip to fix my build.prop.
It untar'd fine for me on my linux pc:
[email protected]:/workarea/android/idol3/TWRP/BACKUPS/408adcbe/1970-01-01--22-28-53_LRX22G_release-keys/work > tar -xvf ../system.ext4.win000
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
/system/app/
/system/app/AntHalService/
/system/app/AntHalService/AntHalService.apk
/system/app/AntHalService/arm64/
/system/app/AntHalService/arm64/AntHalService.odex
/system/app/BasicDreams/
/system/app/BasicDreams/BasicDreams.apk
/system/app/BasicDreams/arm64/
/system/app/BasicDreams/arm64/BasicDreams.odex
/system/app/Bluetooth/
/system/app/Bluetooth/Bluetooth.apk
/system/app/Bluetooth/arm/
/system/app/Bluetooth/arm/Bluetooth.odex
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i allready build some roms for my older device, so i know what it is about.
For the proper rom zip you have to make the updater script with all the simlinks and metadata ...in the latest update there were no simlinks in the updater script...
without them you can brick your phone.
for example simlinks from 4.4.2 Os from zte V5
Code:
symlink("/data/misc/audio/mbhc.bin", "/system/etc/firmware/wcd9306/wcd9306_mbhc.bin");
symlink("/data/misc/audio/wcd9320_anc.bin", "/system/etc/firmware/wcd9306/wcd9306_anc.bin");
symlink("/persist/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini", "/system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini");
symlink("/persist/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin", "/system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin");
symlink("/system/lib/modules/pronto/pronto_wlan.ko", "/system/lib/modules/wlan.ko");
symlink("Roboto-Bold.ttf", "/system/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf");
symlink("Roboto-Regular.ttf", "/system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf");
symlink("libGLESv2.so", "/system/lib/libGLESv3.so");
symlink("mksh", "/system/bin/sh");
this you cannot copy from another device....
Never mind. I installed the second build.
How do I boot into the custom recovery? Is it power up + power button on the Idol 3?
Acreo Aeneas said:
Never mind. I installed the second build.
How do I boot into the custom recovery? Is it power up + power button on the Idol 3?
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Reboot or power on till you see the alcatel screen pop up....right away hold down up arrow and it should go into recovery.
Thank you so much...been waiting for this....
so now let ROM's start pouring in )))))))
Hmm odd. I had to reflash it. For some reason it didn't take the first time I flashed the second build TWRP to my Idol 3.
What partitions should I backup using TWRP? I'd assume: Boot, System, and Data? Should I include System Image too?
Acreo Aeneas said:
Hmm odd. I had to reflash it. For some reason it didn't take the first time I flash the second build TWRP to my Idol 3.
What partitions should I backup using TWRP? I'd assume: Boot, System, and Data? Should I include System Image too?
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The default of boot, system and data should be fine for personal use however if you have not yet rooted please read here first! http://forum.xda-developers.com/idol-3/help/want-to-able-to-install-ota-updates-t3163745
So Awesome! best looking twrp Ive seen yet xD. Also, works well too. I havent tested backing up data, but I did a successful restore of the system and boot So far so good!
Hi, I've been trying to make sparse system.img from firmware tar file into a twrp-flashable zip file but I'm not sure which is the best way.
All operations are performed on latest linux mint and I'm not going to use any kitchen. All binaries used to convert images are compiled from latest AOSP sources.
Here are some of the methods I've tried.
a) Extract everything from system.img and set metadata infos in updater-script, just like any other "rom"s. (e.g. SuperMan Rom)
Probably one of the simplest ways, and system files inside the zip can be modified easily - extract, edit, recompress.
But this method has a potential of destroying unique permissions/owner infos, such as those of symlinks.
I'd like to flash the system.img "as-is," without making a mess with whatever's inside the image.
b) Extract raw system.img directly to /dev/block/platform/155a0000.ufs/by-name/SYSTEM.
Not so bad. Raw system.img can be easily generated with simg2img. But turns out to take too much time to flash and doesn't get along well with DualBoot patcher.
c) Sparse dat, like the ones used in most AOSP-based roms
Probably the most ideal one. But when I took the following steps to make it, I found out that system partition size gets kinda damaged or something.
- Convert system.img to raw system.img with simg2img.
- Convert the raw system.img to sparse image again with ext2simg, to make img2sdat.py work properly.
- Convert the sparse image to sparse dat with @xpirt's img2sdat.py.
- Finally, convert the generated sparse dat to raw system image with sdat2img.py to check if partition size matches.
Then I get the following results.
- Size of original raw system.img : 4404019200
- Size of raw system.img generated in last step : about ~100MB smaller
I know I can loop mount system.img and then make a new sparse image with make_ext4fs,
but it also breaks some permissions and make_ext4fs won't recognize file_contexts.bin from nougat firmware whereas it worked well with marshmallow's.
If anyone's got a better method or a solution for method c please leave a reply. Thanks in advance.
Hi all,
Is there a tool that can unpack system.img for the Pixel 4 (that actually works..) ?
What I want is to create a system.img that will have the following change:
Replace the below apex zip file:
`/system/apex/com.android.runtime.release.apex`
to an extracted version of it:
`/system/apex/com.android.runtime.release`
I've tried most of the online tools and tutorials with no luck.
So I unzip the ` flame-qd1a.190821.007` factory image, and then unzip the `image-flame-qd1a.190821.007` within in.
This gives me many .img files, including system.img, system_other.img, and super_empty.img.
I guess in some phones super.img had included the system.img, but that's not the case with `flame`.
imjtool can extract the `system.img` using:
Code:
imjtool system.img extract
With the below warning:
Warning: system.img is likely truncated or still compressed
Sparse image v1.0 detected, 196053 blocks of 4096 bytes
196053 blocks of 4096 bytes compressed into 15 chunks (1% compressed)
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Then `extract/image.img` cannot be further recognized by the tool:
Code:
imjtool extracted/image.img
extracted/image.img is not a recognized image. Sorry
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I've also tried simg2img to convert a sparse android img to a normal one,
but then mounting failed, in both Linux and mac.
Paschalis said:
Hi all,
Is there a tool that can unpack system.img for the Pixel 4 (that actually works..) ?
What I want is to create a system.img that will have the following change:
Replace the below apex zip file:
`/system/apex/com.android.runtime.release.apex`
to an extracted version of it:
`/system/apex/com.android.runtime.release`
I've tried most of the online tools and tutorials with no luck.
So I unzip the ` flame-qd1a.190821.007` factory image, and then unzip the `image-flame-qd1a.190821.007` within in.
This gives me many .img files, including system.img, system_other.img, and super_empty.img.
I guess in some phones super.img had included the system.img, but that's not the case with `flame`.
imjtool can extract the `system.img` using:
Code:
imjtool system.img extract
With the below warning:
Then `extract/image.img` cannot be further recognized by the tool:
Code:
imjtool extracted/image.img
I've also tried simg2img to convert a sparse android img to a normal one,
but then mounting failed, in both Linux and mac.
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I use SuperR Kitchen
It unpacks everything. You must then use Apktool or third party software (ticklemyandroid) to decompile and recompile apks for editing. I don't have a way to edit a .apex file.
Here is the file in question. Just rename it by taking off the .zip. only way I could upload it.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682898672
The full Android SDK. But it's definitely not a beginner friendly process. If you have to ask how to do it then you probably shouldn't try it until you learn more. ?
Hi,
I have some experience modifying rookchip Firmware. Unpacking, modifying repacking and flashing. Was a long way but finally I got it to work.
Now I have a X96Q device and downloaded it's stock firmware. I can open the archive with 7zip.
If I try to extract the super.img from the firmware.img with 7zip or other tools I get error "unexpected end of archive" at 78% progress.
Some ideas how to unpack the super.img to modify the system-dir?
Thanks!
PS: if it would help I can provide this Firmware-file.
super.img?
or system.img?
if system.img try this tool Multi Image Kitchen
I got it finally to work using imgRePacker and simg2img.
Fage91 said:
I got it finally to work using imgRePacker and simg2img.
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can you share simg2img to me?
i try unpack and repack system.img on multi image kitchen but something bug like wifi can't on after flash the repack system.img
ijrx001 said:
can you share simg2img to me?
i try unpack and repack system.img on multi image kitchen but something bug like wifi can't on after flash the repack system.img
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Try this:
GitHub - anestisb/android-simg2img: Tool to convert Android sparse images to raw images
Tool to convert Android sparse images to raw images - GitHub - anestisb/android-simg2img: Tool to convert Android sparse images to raw images
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The steps I got it to work:
First step: unpack with imgRePacker
Second step: unpack super with simg2img
Third step: loop mount it with offset in debian
Forth step: make modifications and !! Umount!!
Fifth step: Pack super with img2simg
Sixth step: Pack it all togeher with imgRePacker
I cant Flash it using phoenix usbpro oder phoenix suit. Do you have some Tips for me? After connectng my Box in downloadmode it seems to Start flashing but nothing happens.