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[TOOL] Cache Ripper (Unpack cache.img in seconds using one tool!)

I'm proudly present my latest tool which can easly and fast handle the cache.img files in every Samsung ROM!!
[size=+2]Cache Ripper[/size]
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Code:
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USAGE: CacheRipper.exe <cache.img> <output.zip>
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​What id does?
- It takes a cache.img file and unpacks the cache inside it to widely readable and reusable zip file
What for?
- Current methods requires you to convert cache.img to ext4 format and then use some weird tools to mount it as filesystem and then you can see/unpack the contents, using Cache Ripper you simply provide two arguments to it which is cache file and output zip file and voila! after a blink of an eye you got cache file and you can read/modify it and FLASH WITH CWM!!!
as it contains all things needed to flash (including scripts).
Disclaimer:
If you want to use this tool, please credit me in your project
If you find it helpfull, click donate and buy me a beer

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thank you man, thats nice

[TOOL] Android Multi-Install Tool. Batch Install your apps.[v 1.0.0] ALL android

I needed to install some stuff after I flashed my rom, so I quickly wrote up this tool.
You can throw whatever APK files into it, and connect your phone with debugging enabled, hit install and It'll install all the applications in the list.
Currently, this is just a prototype, but it will eventually get better, and I will add more features. For now, It should work for just a simple batch install.
If you have any problems, just shoot me a PM. Otherwise, I think this should be dead simple to use. If you have any suggestions for what I could add, Post it here.
Oh, and, If you wouldn't mind, Shooting me some donations will ensure you'll get more of this stuff!
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New Version coming out April 30th, 2014
I am re-writing the code from scratch. This was a project from a while ago.
Features to be implemented in the next version:
File management
APK installation library
APK removal
APK backup
More Realistic and better progress bar.
Windows 8 and retrograde support.
Mac and Linux support

[UTIL] MT65xx Image Tool

MT65xx Image Tool 0.3.1 [Beta] (20.08.2014)
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This program is intended for editing of files of a boot and recovery images for devices on the MT65xx platforms. The program is developed on the basis mkbootimg tool for the MT65xx platforms.
Attention!
The program is provided "AS IS"!
If you do not understand something, it is better not use this program, otherwise you risk damaging your device.
Program features:
splitting of the boot image and recovery image on the components:
kernel and CPIO-archive containing the file system Root (RAM-disk), and reverse merging;
build a boot image and recovery image from custom kernel files and CPIO-archive with RAM-disk;
edit the following parameters of the image:
command line passed to the kernel;
name of the image;
physical address of the kernel boot;
physical address of the boot RAM-disk.
experimental feature to enable or disable the protection in the boot image (parameter "ro.secure" from the file "/default.prop" in the root file system).
Tested on devices:
Philips Xenium W8510 (MT6589);
Philips Xenium W732 (MT6575).
Download:
Windows-version:
View attachment 2935584
Linux-version (tested on Fedora Linux with shell KDE):
View attachment 2935585

Flashing Bootloader & Modem via Odin Problem

Hi everyone, I'm having a couple of problems flashing the required Rom's Bootloader & Modem (XXU1COI3 & COI3) for my phone (N910G - 32Gb).
So the problem look like this:
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I had also try to extract the pit file from the phone using terminal emulator on Android. Used that pit file along with the flashing of Bootloader & Model. This is what it shows:
I have previous problem similar to this before. But it seems to work when I used the PDA tab while flashing both the Bootloader and Modem as a single tar.md5 (or tar file can't remember exactly).
I would be very appreciated if someone could merge the 2 file together (so I can give a try) or come to a solution for those problems.
Cheers!

untick autoreboot

Second this.... also unticking AR did not help.

Don't use Re-partition !
And don't forget to power off the phone (minimum 15 seconds) and start in download mode directly before flashing BL and CP

[a207F] Rooting?

After a few failed attempts and some net digging, i decided to downgrade my firmware to an early android 9 that i grabbed from samlabs.
i figured from this "workaround" that i can finally get magisk working with my device
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but due to my limited knowledge, i don't exactly know what he mean't here, like... how do i flash something with a odin tarball???
and how do i even extract the files mentioned?
can anyone lay it to me straight?
Github Thread
PS: my bootloader is already unlocked, i tried the simple method that makes sense to me and just flashed a patched AP of the aforementioned Firmware but unfortunately hit
the usual dead end (Secure check fail, recovery.img).

Note that the bootloader with Android 10 and later on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) [SM-T290] is suffering from this same issue.
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It is about a different device, but may work.
Just replace the aboot.mbn.lz2 and vaultkeeper.mbn.lz2 in a tarball (.tar file) with aboot.mbn.lz2 and vaultkeeper.mbn.lz2 from last Android 9 tarball (.tar file)
I don't remember which one contains these files, so find one with them