i flash the GBRider_Cronos_v1.5.0 Rom
change the file system/etc/init.d/30tweaks the last two line
“echo "1536,2048,4096,5120,5632,6144" > /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree”
into
“echo "1536,3072,4096,21000,23000,25000" > /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree”
then i used ADB
“cat /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree”
output for this
“1536,2048,4096,9216,10240,10240”
seems to be the num i changed doesn't work
how to get it work？？
hello bro
help me to root my mobile
i just update 528 and i am not able to root my mobile
help me ... can any one tell me where i am wrong
1.turn on usb debugging in settings -> applications -> debugging.
2.turn off fast boot option in settings -> applications
3.open dialer, type *#*#2846579#*#*, projectmenu, background settings, log setting, on, go back, open dump & log, turn on all options.
4.on the PC run runme.bat
5.wait for the complete restart.
i try DooMLoRD_v4_ROOT and superone click 2.3.3(this hang at 7 command)
Hello,
try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23565074&postcount=7
Prepare your phone for rooting:
1) Dial: *#*#2846579#*#*
2) Go to projectmenu > background settings > log settings > log switch > set Log on
3) Reboot Phone
4) Switch USB Debugging ON
5) Download B528_ROOT.rar (not SuperOneClick v2.3.3).
6) Plug your U8800 into your computer but DO NOT mount SD Card.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420728
For Linux users
7) Extract B528_ROOT.rar and open the file "B528_root.bat" with an editor.
8) Open a terminal as normal user and change into the directory with the file "B528_root.bat".
9) Copy the following commands step by step into the terminal.
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I was able to root my phone (running with B528) with the solution from post #7 (B528_ROOT.rar). It's a solution for Windows users, if you are a Linux user, then try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24277960&postcount=2
Hth,
Ponder
thanks
thanks bro
i love you
root successful
faizan_950 said:
thanks bro
i love you
root successful
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You are welcome
So currently I have FirefoxOS, Android, and Ubuntu Touch installed in MultiRom. Before I followed this guide: http://www.droidviews.com/how-to-triple-boot-nexus-4-on-android-firefox-os-ubuntu-touch/
But now that 14.10 is released I want to install that instead of 13.10, but now the daily builds are all image files instead of zips, is it still possible to install Ubuntu Touch through MultiRom? if so how?
Saucy Salamander:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/
Utopic Unicorn:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/
To clarify I want to install Ubuntu 14.10 using this method:
Download the system image flash-able zip (trusty-preinstalled-touch-armhf.zip) & device specific flash-able zip (trusty-preinstalled-touch-armel+mako.zip) from here.
Connect your device to the PC and transfer the trusty-preinstalled-touch-armhf.zip & trusty-preinstalled-touch-armel+mako.zip to the device’s storage.
Open a new cmd window and type in the following command to boot your device in recovery mode:
adb reboot recovery
Tap on Advanced > MultiROM > Add ROM
Set Choose ROM type to Ubuntu Touch
Set Share kernel with Internal ROM to Don’t share
Now tap on Next > ZIP file. Select trusty-preinstalled-touch-armhf.zip and start the flashing process.
Once done, again tap on Advanced > MultiROM > List ROMs
Tap on trusty-preinstalled-touch > trusty-preinstalled-touch-armel+mako.zip and start the flashing process.
Once the process is complete, tap on Reboot System
By popular requests, here is my everyday orthodox cleaning procedure, prior flashing any rom:
Prerequisites:
- rooted device
Benefits: Your phone will feel like new.....
1) Resizing partitions:
- Flashing all these roms, sometimes cause resizing your system partitions and you wont even know it....... please do the following: Shut down phone (completely). Boot to recovery > wipe > advanced wipe > select system > click repair or change file system (bottom) > resize file system > swipe to resize (bottom)
Notes:
- If you get errors resizing these partitions (red), just reboot and repeat this procedure again, until no error shows up.
- You will do this resizing to three partitions (system, data and cache).
2) Delete everything in root:
- Boot to recovery (again) > click mount > mount or check all partitions > click home or back > click in advanced > file manager > in root "/" click check mark (bottom right) > click delete > swipe to delete all in "/ "(root) ...... (This procedure will wipe your internal / external storage)
Notes:
- This procedure will delete all extra files and junk files on your partitions....... don’t worry the important partition's files are read only. So, after reboot everything will be fine.
- This procedure can cause freeze , vibrate or show some errors (in red). This is normal. don't worry. Just hold up + power (buttons) together, until you hear two vibrations. Phone will shut down or reboot.
- This procedure will wipe your internal storage
3) Boot to recovery and flash your new rom.
4) Profit!!
Enjoy your like new phone
TURBO
[GUIDE/TUTORIAL/HOWTO] Xiaomi Mi 2/2S Stock to Android 11
[GUIDE/TUTORIAL/HOWTO] Xiaomi Mi 2/2S (codename Aries) Stock to Android 11 R / AOSP 11
Complete guide to install Android 11 on your Xiaomi Mi2 (1.5 GHz) or Mi2S (1.7 GHz).
This tutorial only applies to this model, to check the correct version:
in Android, go to Settings > About phone, make sure Device model number is MI 2 or MI 2s.
### If phone is not MI 2/MI 2S, quit this tutorial
Netflix + Disney+ work.
CHANGELOG
v2. Android 11 thanks to tiger-cave + update pack
v1. Initial release
1) WHAT YOU NEED
- djibe Mi 2 pack: https://bit.ly/djibe-mi2-pack
(contains all you need: USB drivers + fastboot & adb + parted + TWRP Recovery 3.6.2_9-0)
ROM ASOP 11.0 by tiger-cave: https://github.com/tiger-cave/local_manifests/releases
or grab Android 10 by Mokee 100: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...ly-mokee-open-source-android-project.4038401/
Download latest build here: https://download.mokeedev.com/aries.html
Backup is here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688274476
+ BiTGApps Package ARM 11: https://github.com/BiTGApps/BiTGApps-Release/releases
+ XiaoMiTool V2: https://github.com/francescotescari.../download/v20.7.28/XMT2_Win_Setup_20.7.28.exe
2) INSTALL DRIVERS
Go to the folder you unzipped earlier.
navigate to usb_driver_r13-windows > usb_driver.
Right click on android_winusb.inf and select Install. Confirm with OK.
Restart Windows.
3) BACKUP YOUR DATA
Make sure Google/provider account is synchronized.
Backup photos, documents, contacts before going any further (ex: use the backupyourmobile app).
Connect phone to PC, search for all .jpg, .mp3, .mp4 files on your phone and retrieve data.
4) ENABLE USB DEBUGGING
Make sure you have latest MIUI updates.
Go to Settings > About phone > MIUI version: 8.2.1.0
If not, go to System updates.
If no update available: tap 7 times on MIUI version.
Then go to Settings > Additional Settings (System & Device section) > Developer options.
Switch USB debugging ON > Confirm with OK.
Connect phone to PC and Confirm USB debugging from phone.
5) FLASH TWRP RECOVERY
Install and Launch XiaMiTool V2.
Agree to terms.
Choose "My device works normally. I want to mod it"
Select the recognized phone.
Click on Mods, root and twrp > TWRP recovery - twrp-3.6.2_9-0-aries.img > Continue
### If restart to fastboot doesn't work. Shutdown phone. Hold Power + Volume- and release buttons to reveal Fastboot mode.
Phone will boot automatically to TWRP.
6) BACKUP SYSTEM
Now go to Home screen > Backup.
Select System, Data and Boot.
Swipe to Backup and wait during Backup.
Back to Home > Mount.
Using Windows Explorer, access Aries device and copy the TWRP folder from Internal Storage folder to somewhere safe.
7) REPARTITION
System partition cannot contain Android 11 + GApps.
Moreover, Android 11 doesn't know how to use Mi 2's partition layout.
Here we go.
Xiaomi are tough phones like Samsungs. Don't be scared.
Still in Mount > uncheck all partitions to unmount these.
Now open Windows command in my /flash folder (while in flash folder, type cmd in Windows address bar and hit Enter)
Enter command:
Code:
adb devices
Command returns Recovery XXXXXXX
### If not, check driver installation.
We send parted on phone.
Enter command:
Code:
adb push parted /tmp/
then
Code:
adb shell
In shell, commands start with #
Enter:
Code:
chmod 755 /tmp/parted
then
Code:
/tmp/parted /dev/block/mmcblk0
(We mount internal memory with parted)
In parted, commands start with (parted)
Enter:
Code:
unit s
Code:
print
Here is your partition layout
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt
Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
1 34s 348193s 348160s fat16 modem
2 348194s 349217s 1024s sbl1
3 349218s 350241s 1024s sbl2
4 350242s 352289s 2048s sbl3
5 352290s 354337s 2048s rpm
6 354338s 356385s 2048s tz
7 356386s 357409s 1024s DDR
8 357410s 365601s 8192s aboot
9 365602s 367649s 2048s misc
10 367650s 373489s 5840s logo
11 373490s 375049s 1560s m9kefs1
12 375050s 376609s 1560s m9kefs2
13 376610s 376611s 2s m9kefsc
14 376612s 393215s 16604s bk1
15 393216s 394775s 1560s m9kefs3
16 394776s 524287s 129512s bk2
17 524288s 585727s 61440s boot
18 585728s 616447s 30720s recovery
19 616448s 638975s 22528s bk3
20 638976s 655359s 16384s ext4 persist
21 655360s 2752511s 2097152s ext4 system
22 2752512s 3538943s 786432s ext4 cache
23 3538944s 10878975s 7340032s ext4 userdata
24 10878976s 61071326s 50192351s ext4 storage
It may be slightly different.
Save this partition layout (copy paste text and save it).
I repeat: Save this partition layout (copy paste text and save it).
Save this partition layout (copy paste text and save it)
Now, still with (parted), we recreate the partition layout.
I start with partition 21 system, 22 being cache.
If you are not like this, post a message.
Enter commands:
Code:
rm 21
Code:
rm 22
Code:
rm 23
Code:
rm 24
Code:
mkpart physical ext4 655360s 3655360s
Code:
mkpart physical ext4 3655361s 4441793s
Code:
mkpart physical ext4 4441794s 61054722s
Code:
mkpart physical ext4 61054723s 61071326s
Code:
name 21 system
Code:
name 22 cache
Code:
name 23 userdata
Code:
name 24 storage
Code:
quit
Code:
sync
Disconnect and reconnect phone.
To check phone is still recognized:
Code:
adb devices
Then:
Code:
adb shell
Commands start with # (again, we are in shell).
Type and wait during operation:
Code:
mke2fs -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
Code:
mke2fs -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p22
Code:
mke2fs -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p23
Code:
mke2fs -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p24
Code:
e2fsck -f /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
Code:
resize2fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
Show new partition layout with fdisk (slightly different):
Code:
fdisk -l /dev/block/mmcblk0
(You can still do the same with parted: /tmp/parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 > unit s > print)
Now system (part 21) is ~1400M, cache 384M, userdata ~20G and storage a few M.
Code:
exit
Disconnect phone.
8) FLASH AOSP 11
Go to Mount > check Data partition and connect phone.
From Windows: copy ROM + GApps (+ Magisk, optional) to the same phone's Internal Storage folder.
Back to TWRP: go to Install > aosp-11*.zip
Then go to Wipe > Advanced Wipe > Resize File System > Swipe to Resize.
Go to Reboot > recovery
Baxk to recovery, go to Install > flash bitgapps*.zip.
9 ) DEVELOPER MENU
Open Settings menu > About Phone.
Tap on the "Build number" entry seven times. You should be notified, that the developer settings are now active.
Now go to Settings menu > System > Advanced Developer settings.
Scroll down and change transition and animation scales to x 0,5 for smoother animations.
You can install GBoard or Swiftkey to change the keyboard.
That's it.
Enjoy,
djibe
Thanks: tiger-cave, Mokee team, @GuaiYiHU, Francesco Tescari, @stradfred, TWRP team
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Boot to Recovery
Like a Samsung, hold Power + Volume+ until logo is displayed and release buttons.
Back to stock
MIUI 9.2.2.0 Global Stable ROM from https://flashxiaomi.com/download-install-miui-rom-for-xiaomi-mi-2s-all-miui-firmwares/
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Or just use partition unified by M1cha script here https://github.com/M1cha/aries-image-builder
Installation:
Backup all your data(including internal sdcard, and EFS just to be safe)
if you don't use the custom Bootloader yet, flash this package using flash_core.bat/sh first. See the big red warning above for more information
flash the package using flash_partition_table_and_core.bat/sh
boot into recovery(which is TWRP now), recreate the filesystems for all partitions(system,data,cache,sdcard to ext4) in the wipe menu and reinstall your ROM.
stradfred said:
Or just use partition unified by M1cha script here https://github.com/M1cha/aries-image-builder
Installation:
Backup all your data(including internal sdcard, and EFS just to be safe)
if you don't use the custom Bootloader yet, flash this package using flash_core.bat/sh first. See the big red warning above for more information
flash the package using flash_partition_table_and_core.bat/sh
boot into recovery(which is TWRP now), recreate the filesystems for all partitions(system,data,cache,sdcard to ext4) in the wipe menu and reinstall your ROM.
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Hi, thanks for sharing.
Looks cool but without documentation.
partition_unified_single.xml seems to have suitable System partition size.
Hi, I have a problem. I don't have partition 24 (storage).
Mi 2S (MIUI V9.2.2.0)
DaiveeCZ said:
Hi, I have a problem. I don't have partition 24 (storage).
Mi 2S (MIUI V9.2.2.0)
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Hi, can you paste here your partition layout ?
djibe89 said:
Hi, can you paste here your partition layout ?
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I installed ROM (skipped steps with partition 24) and it works just fine.
1 34s 348193s 348160s fat16 modem
2 348194s 349217s 1024s sbl1
3 349218s 350241s 1024s sbl2
4 350242s 352289s 2048s sbl3
5 352290s 354337s 2048s rpm
6 354338s 356385s 2048s tz
7 356386s 357409s 1024s DDR
8 357410s 365601s 8192s aboot
9 365602s 367649s 2048s misc
10 367650s 373489s 5840s logo
11 373490s 375049s 1560s m9kefs1
12 375050s 376609s 1560s m9kefs2
13 376610s 376611s 2s m9kefsc
14 376612s 393215s 16604s bk1
15 393216s 394775s 1560s m9kefs3
16 394776s 524287s 129512s bk2
17 524288s 585727s 61440s boot
18 585728s 616447s 30720s recovery
19 616448s 638975s 22528s bk3
20 638976s 655359s 16384s ext4 persist
21 655360s 3655360s 3000001s ext2 system
22 3655361s 4441793s 786433s ext4 cache
23 4441794s 61054722s 56612929s ext4 userdata
(This is after reformat, resize partitions - dont have original copy).
Good.
Enjoy
Well, why ext2 for system ?
You have exact same partition layout as me.
You should delete and recreate those partitions:
21 655360s 2752511s 2097152s ext4 system
22 2752512s 3538943s 786432s ext4 cache
23 3538944s 10878975s 7340032s ext4 userdata
24 10878976s 61071326s 50192351s ext4 storage
Good point, i didn't notice that ext2.
EDIT :
This is weird, even if I use the ext4 format on the system, after installing the ROM it will print on as ext2.
DaiveeCZ said:
Good point, i didn't notice that ext2.
EDIT :
This is weird, even if I use the ext4 format on the system, after installing the ROM it will print on as ext2.
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You can reformat with TWRP later: Wipe > Advanced Wipe > System > Change File System > EXT4
djibe89 said:
Hi, thanks for sharing.
Looks cool but without documentation.
partition_unified_single.xml seems to have suitable System partition size.
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Just flash flash_partition_table_and_core.bat with MiFlash Tool or flash_partition_table_and_core.sh on Linux
And yes is a suitable system partition size.
Hi guys,
So good to see that someone still have this good old device! If you are interested @GuaiYiHU has also published an Android 11 rom for our device on his github : https://github.com/tiger-cave/local_manifests/releases/tag/android-11.0.0_r43
Who knows, maybe he will also do the magic with 12
gollum82 said:
Hi guys,
So good to see that someone still have this good old device! If you are interested @GuaiYiHU has also published an Android 11 rom for our device on his github : https://github.com/tiger-cave/local_manifests/releases/tag/android-11.0.0_r43
Who knows, maybe he will also do the magic with 12
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Hi, thx for sharing.
Did you try it ?
I'll update tutorial ASAP.
Best,
gollum82 said:
Hi guys,
So good to see that someone still have this good old device! If you are interested @GuaiYiHU has also published an Android 11 rom for our device on his github : https://github.com/tiger-cave/local_manifests/releases/tag/android-11.0.0_r43
Who knows, maybe he will also do the magic with 12
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Hi, tuto updated, thx
djibe89 said:
Hi, tuto updated, thx
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So, I use my mi2 only for these experiments now but it boots without problems. I have of course resized the system partition to install gapps. GPS is not working since years, most probably it's a matter of hw failure. FM radio and camera works just fine even if quality has decreased drastically in the last years. Haven't tried mobile signal as I don't have a sim installed but WiFi works ok. Hope it helps. All the credits to @GuaiYiHU that has done a super job.
I tried to revive my Mi 2S, followed the steps, but I'm stuck on boot screen. After 1 hour still no movement, so that's not OK
I tried to flash the latest stock rom, but this did not help either, the device starts up in fastboot.
Any advice?
KristoffBar said:
I tried to revive my Mi 2S, followed the steps, but I'm stuck on boot screen. After 1 hour still no movement, so that's not OK
I tried to flash the latest stock rom, but this did not help either, the device starts up in fastboot.
Any advice?
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Hi,
your repartition layout is like the final one here ?
TWRP boots OK ?
Thanks! Works like a charm
simjoc said:
Thanks! Works like a charm
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Hi, glad you did it !