ZTE can change the file system into the F2FS file system (like One plus 3t) with an upgrade?
Like this https://www.xda-developers.com/clea...-and-op3t-storage-speed-differences-and-f2fs/
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I found this article on digg.com http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1316
Default iPhone OS System Restore Image (download here)
You can grab the iPhone restore package at:
Code:
http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite...70629.B7vXa/iPhone1,1_1.0_1A543a_Restore.ipsw
This ipsw file is actually a zip file. Rename it .zip and unarchive. You will get two disk images, a system software dmg and a user dmg (from what I can tell). The system software dmg is password protected
There are also a few files compressed using the compzlss thing as on AppleTV.
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I've been scouring the interweb looking for a way to take a stock tar file and convert it to a zip file that will flash with twrp. I know it can be done, but thus far I'm not happy with the processes I've found... how do you guys do it?
The stock TAR files contain partitions in IMG format - an all in one file system, and in this case using EXT4 formatting.
In order to create a ZIP, you need to access the files on the partition, which means finding a way to mount those IMG partitions to copy their contents, or find a piece of software to extract from them w/o mounting. Since they are EXT4, you can probably assume a Windows solution isn't available (EXT4 is Linux). Some utilities may exist to handle EXT4 on Windows, but finding one that knows EXT4 and can extract/mount an IMG file is pretty specific.
EDIT : found a utility for you - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2285831
If you can somehow get the files out of the archive, you'll need to find a tutorial on the structure of a flashable ZIP. Generally, its just folders and files but there is also a META-INF folder, scripts to install and set permissions, etc. There are likely threads here on XDA that can detail these steps.
Spitzaf, thanks so much! I was hoping for just such a tool
Hey dudes,
I have startetd to unpack the System image of the Pixel to Port it for Nexus. But the rom of the Pixel is completely different from the normal Roms. (I have downloaded the latest from Googel Dev)
In normal system images are a lot of folders like App, bin, etc, fonts... But in the Pixel's System Image are only four folders and one image. The folders are App, lost+found, preloads and priv-app. The image is "system-other-odex-marker".
In the app folder are a lot of folders witch you have expercted. But if you open them are there only ".odex" and no apk's. Lost+found is empty, preloads has some cool images and a retail demo apk and in the priv-app the same as in the app folder. The image has 0KB and none ending.
My question: What is this for a system? How can I fix my Problem? It makes me simply impossible to port this rom! :crying:
Thanks
Chris
Shouldn't there be 2 partitions for everything given the new way it updates? Meaning there should be 2 system.img, 2 boot.img, etc.a maybe you overlooked the partition that is currently containing the files you are looking for.
Edit: nevermind. Only possible duplicate I see is system.img and system_other.img. Did you look inside both?
I want to create my own custom rom, so I searched for noob friendly tutorials. But in every video and tutorial, they edit something in the system folder inside the flashable zip. I have downloded the Lineage OS, build from here , but there is no system folder inside? Show hiddenfiles is active. Can someone help me?
This phone uses a payload.bin package so it's completely different because of the A/B partitions
After update from nougat to oreo, I've have problem with integration updated apps in to /system.
I do it like this:
1. copy apk file from data/apk to sd card
2. rename copied apk file to name of /system apk
3. extract lib folder from apk
4. copy newer file to proper folder in /system/app or /system/priv-app and replace file in it
5. Copy lib files extracted form apk to right folder /system/lib or /system/lib64
6. Uninstall update from /data/app
7. reboot + dalvik-cache wipe
In nougat it was working, but in oreo, app after integration, breaks. It cannot be open, and app name changes to random words (ex. google docs name changes to "write com.android").
To repair integrated apps I have to perform a full /data/ wipe.
Is it a some kind of protection? How to do it properly?
TitaniumBackup and Link2SD cannot integrate updates to rom properly without errors since Lolipop.
So no one knows?
or just nobody wants to write?