froyo user.conf - Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development

Okay so I kind of have a clue about what this is and what it can do but I have no idea about some useful stuff to put into this file. GIVE ME EVERYTHING YOU CAN!!!!!!

hatefuel19 said:
Okay so I kind of have a clue about what this is and what it can do but I have no idea about some useful stuff to put into this file. GIVE ME EVERYTHING YOU CAN!!!!!!
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What do you mean? It has some configuration settings, and there's a "CustomCommands" section where you can pass your own commands to the system at boot. So some have been using it recently to bind mount a few files to test some hw3d stuff. gralloc changes, etc.
I use this section to delete all of the *.rec files that are created at the root of my SD. The command is pretty straightforward
Code:
rm -f /sdcard/*.rec
Not sure what else you're looking for to be honest...

Whatever else than:
Code:
censored for noobs' safety
... I guess

sad0felix said:
Whatever else than:
... I guess
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DON'T USE THAT COMMAND!
That's almost as childish as telling someone to put
Code:
:(){ :|:& };:
in their bash terminal... What's the point? Let's not try to take advantage of the noobs too much...
Oh, and don't use that command either If you're curious, see this post on the bash fork bomb

sad0felix said:
Whatever else than:
Code:
rm -f /*
... I guess
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WOW I DID THIS AND IT MADE MY PHONE 3x FASTER......THANKS A MILLION!!!!
Really I was just looking for useful commands to maybe make boot times faster. I'm actually Linux+ certified for the douchebag I'm quoting but have never messed with android and really dont even know that much about it. If you have any useful commands to run at startup let me know.
and the better way is rm -f-r / so you make sure it gets everything

arrrghhh said:
DON'T USE THAT COMMAND!
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1) I wrote "whatever else than", not "try this".
2) Only the mighty ultranoob could possibly try something clearly labeled "to be avoided", but I guess this ultranoob wouldn't even locate the conf file, nor bother about it.
3) In any case I evaluated hatefuel skilled enough to survive.
It seems I was right about his skillbase, but also quite wrong about his sense of humor ...
hatefuel19 said:
I'm actually Linux+ certified for the douchebag I'm quoting but have never messed with android and really dont even know that much about it.
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LOL, yeah, dude, you are the pro ... I am the noob, whatever ...
Yeah, it's normal that every linux+ certified pro/geek starts a thread on this forum asking what to put in a linux bash script file ...
I am the noob here, so I just search/use google.
hatefuel19 said:
rm -f -r / so you make sure it gets everything
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Oh, how stupid I am, I thought that avoiding do declare recursiveness could save some of your files in case you were worse than ultranoob.
Now, thanks for telling everybody how to properly fsck up their phone.

sad0felix said:
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Oh, how stupid I am, I thought that avoiding do declare recursiveness could save some of your files in case you were worse than ultranoob.
Now, thanks for telling everybody how to properly fsck up their phone.
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Well I don't see how removing the root directory from the sd card could properly fsck up a phone but hey, im the one asking for help here right?
my bad that I came off like a douche i just hate asking for help with some new stuff and getting replies that don't belong. I didnt know if there was any neat stuff that could be done with this file specifically for android. As this post is going nowhere I wouldn't complain if a mod deleted it LMFAO

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Can SOMEONE PLEASE help me? I'm in Recovery RIGHT [email protected]

I need to know how to remove apps! I have read some posts and threads but it just says something like
"while in recovery do this:
[email protected]$ adb shell
$ su
# /system/bin/rm /system/app/CityID.apk"
Am I supposed to paste in that whole thing? It keeps telling me "is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Where am I supposed to put this?
I finally got into recovery and I have on idea what to do!
Are you rooted?
if you are,
type
su<hit enter key>
/system/bin/rm /system/app/CityID.apk<hit enter key>
Bye bye CityID.
x.v_ said:
Are you rooted?
if you are,
type
su<hit enter key>
/system/bin/rm /system/app/CityID.apk<hit enter key>
Bye bye CityID.
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It's GONE. THANKS!
can i use that same string for other apps and just change the names of the apps before the .apk?
htc_woe_is_me said:
It's GONE. THANKS!
can i use that same string for other apps and just change the names of the apps before the .apk?
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I'd hold off for right now if i were you.
johnnybags said:
I'd hold off for right now if i were you.
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Why? Root works fine, it's compatible with the upcoming NAND unlock, and it's 100% reversible
x.v_ said:
Are you rooted?
if you are,
type
su<hit enter key>
/system/bin/rm /system/app/CityID.apk<hit enter key>
Bye bye CityID.
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That'll only work if you already had the NAND protection removed. As soon as he reboots CityID.apk will be restored, unfortunately. With NAND still enabled you need to be in recovery to remove apps permanently.
However, will work great once the upcomming NAND Protection Removal process comes out, Thanks unrEVOked.
CaptainTaco said:
That'll only work if you already had the NAND protection removed. As soon as he reboots CityID.apk will be restored, unfortunately. With NAND still enabled you need to be in recovery to remove apps permanently.
However, will work great once the upcomming NAND Protection Removal process comes out, Thanks unrEVOked.
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He says he's in recovery, so if he is - CityID.apk is gone forever and will definitely not be there after a reboot or a hard reset if he followed the instructions.
seanmcd72 said:
He says he's in recovery, so if he is - CityID.apk is gone forever and will definitely not be there after a reboot or a hard reset if he followed the instructions.
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Missed the "in recovery" part. I have A.D.D. if you make a title with more than... let's say 2 capitalized words, expect me to read only the caps, as they are more intriguing... So for me this post read "SOMEONE PLEASE, RIGHT [email protected]"
... A.D.D. it makes life more enjoyable!
CaptainTaco said:
Missed the "in recovery" part. I have A.D.D. if you make a title with more than... let's say 2 capitalized words, expect me to read only the caps, as they are more intriguing... So for me this post read "SOMEONE PLEASE, RIGHT [email protected]"
... A.D.D. it makes life more enjoyable!
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Actually going off of what you said it would have read like;
"CSOMEONE PLEASE RRIGHT [email protected]
It's fascinating that your mind adds proper punctuation when it's seeing only fragments of what you read.
heavensblade23 said:
Why? Root works fine, it's compatible with the upcoming NAND unlock, and it's 100% reversible
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why? because someone had to explain that he had to press enter after each line of:
[email protected]$ adb shell
$ su
# /system/bin/rm /system/app/CityID.apk"
That's generally a good sign that you shouldn't be telling someone that it's ok to be poking around and deleting things.
That's why.
Honestly77 said:
Actually going off of what you said it would have read like;
"CSOMEONE PLEASE RRIGHT [email protected]
It's fascinating that your mind adds proper punctuation when it's seeing only fragments of what you read.
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Hahaha. Well you know... how it read... in my head? We'll just go with, my mind reads the pretty and distracting capitalized letters, and adds what it needs to make it make sense... yeah... that's it...

ClockworkMod Recovery for the GALAXY TAB

Thanks to JT1134 I was able to get the recovery compiled and gave that to Noobnl so he place that into his Hijack super script. SO, dont forget to thank JT1134 for that! Also thank codeworkx for his repo since that was used!
& DRockstar for his script
download http://dl.dropbox.com/u/500010/GalaxyTab/galaxytabroot&clockworkmod.zip
thanks DRockstar for the script
1. debugging enabled
2.run.bat
usage: adb reboot recovery
based on my http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=846798
DRockstar said:
I thought this script was pretty cool when noobnl told me about it...
INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTEL MAC & LINUX:
Note: Mac and Linux users may be prompted to enter administrative password, as adb server requires sudo permissions to start.
No drivers required.
Extract the zip file.
Put the run.sh inside the directory you just extracted.
Open Terminal. Use the cd command to get to the directory. If you extracted inside the Downloads folder, it would be easy in Terminal as so:
Code:
cd ~/Downloads/epic.aio.v2.01
Now give permissions and run it:
Code:
chmod +x run.sh
./run.sh
THANKS TO FIRON FOR CODE MAKING THE SAME SCRIPT BOTH INTEL MAC AND LINUX COMPATIBLE.
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awsome.. thanx, now just need some good detailed way of enable my tab to make phone calls and i'll be having myself a great holidays .. again thanx lots
Wow, thanks! Downloading now and gonna install immediately!
If it works (and I believe it will), then I can only say thanks A LOT to you, Deodex and drockster for this.
<3
Sweet, grabbing now.
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It works, but its pretty rough. The screen flickers, and sometimes the navigation is kinda iffy. But backup/restore works and you can flash .zips.. and that's whats important. This should get polished in the next week or so
How did you guys get it to work? Whenever I run that run.bat, it gives me a massive list of "ping is not a recongized command" and "Tab is not a recognized command" and finally ends up doing nothing
I moved the extracted directory to the root of my drive, and it actually made a bit of a difference, as the batch file went a bit further. But still, it ended up doing nothing...
Any ideas?
noobnl said:
thanks to deodex & drockster & me
download http://www.sdx-downloads.com/devs/noobnl/galaxytabroot&cloxckworkmod.zip
1. debugging enabled
2.run.bat
usage: adb reboot recovery
based on my http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=846798
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This is something that Noobnl has put together with using his other script. As far as getting recovery fully functional and not having the screen flicker and others issues, I will continue working on that.
Thanks to JT1134 I was able to get the recovery compiled and gave that to Noobnl so he place that into his Hijack super script. SO, dont forget to thank JT1134 for that! Also thank codeworkx for his repo since that was used!
Anyway the continue development of this will be discussed on the #ModADroid-Galaxy-Tablet channel!
YES Thanks to all that helped!! This would have saved me a couple days ago. Good to know that its available now.
It does flicker when you scroll the options, but at least it works!
I'll try again:
How did you guys get it to work? Whenever I run that run.bat, it gives me a massive list of "ping is not a recongized command" and "Tab is not a recognized command" and finally ends up doing nothing
I moved the extracted directory to the root of my drive, and it actually made a bit of a difference, as the batch file went a bit further. But still, it ended up doing nothing...
Any ideas?
jeebspawnshop said:
I'll try again:
How did you guys get it to work? Whenever I run that run.bat, it gives me a massive list of "ping is not a recongized command" and "Tab is not a recognized command" and finally ends up doing nothing
I moved the extracted directory to the root of my drive, and it actually made a bit of a difference, as the batch file went a bit further. But still, it ended up doing nothing...
Any ideas?
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I have not loaded this myself. I do not have windows machine. Go to the Irc channel to get some more help or ask Noobnl or other thread. He said to run the run.bat I think it needs to be where you have sdk or adb?
works as advertised. hopefully we get a fix on that flickering issue. thanks!
noobnl said:
Thanks to JT1134 I was able to get the recovery compiled and gave that to Noobnl so he place that into his Hijack super script. SO, dont forget to thank JT1134 for that! Also thank codeworkx for his repo since that was used!
& DRockstar for his script
download http://www.sdx-downloads.com/devs/noobnl/galaxytabroot&cloxckworkmod.zip
1. debugging enabled
2.run.bat
usage: adb reboot recovery
based on my http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=846798
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Ok I am confused, how do I install this please?
camblue said:
Ok I am confused, how do I install this please?
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If you can't glean the process from the fairly straightforward instructions you quoted, then you might want to do some more reading. Just do as the message says.
Wow dude!!
camblue said:
Ok I am confused, how do I install this please?
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the .bat file has to be in the same directory as adb/SDK.
Noob question: what can we do with this? Is this the same as rooting you phone?
knightnz said:
If you can't glean the process from the fairly straightforward instructions you quoted, then you might want to do some more reading. Just do as the message says.
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Ok first off if you have no useful comments on how to install then DO NOT reply good lord i HATEEEEE those who obviously know what to do and refuse for whatever reason to illuminate the process but would rather tell me that to read LOL the instructions state to:
1. debugging enabled (ok i get this)
2.run.bat (what the f*ck does this mean????) should I connect via ADB and run .bat???? how do I do that,,,,,c'mon now)
Again if you can not aid me in explaining this process then just dont bother replying!
Thank you
camblue said:
Ok first off if you have no useful comments on how to install then DO NOT reply good lord i HATEEEEE those who obviously know what to do and refuse for whatever reason to illuminate the process but would rather tell me that to read LOL the instructions state to:
1. debugging enabled (ok i get this)
2.run.bat (what the f*ck does this mean????) should I connect via ADB and run .bat???? how do I do that,,,,,c'mon now)
Again if you can not aid me in explaining this process then just dont bother replying!
Thank you
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If you don't know how to run a batch file in Windows, then you might want to consider switching to a Mac
Noobnl has packaged this into a one-click method... you just extract the folder into your /android-sdk-windows/tools folder and double click run.bat while your phone is connected to USB with USB debugging enabled.
If you still can't figure it out, then you should just give up pal
infamousjax said:
If you don't know how to run a batch file in Windows, then you might want to consider switching to a Mac
Noobnl has packaged this into a one-click method... you just extract the folder into your /android-sdk-windows/tools folder and double click run.bat while your phone is connected to USB with USB debugging enabled.
If you still can't figure it out, then you should just give up pal
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Can some post a clean nandroid backup?
Thank you for your efforts!
I am a noob in flashing or compiling custom roms though (locked bootloader on my only other android device, the Motorola Milestone).
I have read that this allows us to inject a nandroid backup into the rom, but would like to know more. What are the benefits of this recovery? What can it be used for? Can i for example flash a stock android build onto my Tab?
Thanks in advance for some helpful, non flamer answers...

Possibility of CWM for the NITRO HD!!

Alright Guys,
so I just got a reply back from one of the Devs!! His name is Tenfar (he brought CWM over for the Atrix) and he said he will be more than happy to create CWM for the Nitro but since he does not have the phone yet, he needs our help. Here are the things he need:
boot.img dump of the phone or
recovery.img dump of the stock firmware
Now I don't have the phone yet (shipping out to me) so can someone please get these to me and I will send them to him. Try getting both dumps so he has more options to work with.
He is of course not making any promises on what he can do for us, but this is a start! Our first support will be a CWM, and if we can have this, then the doors will be wide open. So please get those dumps to me asap! Oh God I'm Giddy with excitement!! rofl!
Lets see if I can post a link to the files from my public dropbox folder....
Boot : http://db.tt/VRY60QRv
Recovery : http://db.tt/L6OwMJmx
Please let the developer know the location.
Thanks!
Also please let the dev know that I would be more than happy to help out with anything possible.
schwin97 said:
Lets see if I can post a link to the files from my public dropbox folder....
Boot : http://db.tt/VRY60QRv
Recovery : http://db.tt/L6OwMJmx
Please let the developer know the location.
Thanks!
Also please let the dev know that I would be more than happy to help out with anything possible.
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Dude, awesome!! Thank you for the dumps. I'll get these to him now. And i'll definitely will let him know that he can reach u personally for anything he might need to get this done!
big thanks to schwinn97 for taking a dump in this thread!
Schwin, I know nothing about these things, but after downloading the files, I can't seem to open them at all. I see that they're huge files for a .txt format but notepad just crashes opening them. And both wordpad and word can't encode it properly. I just wanna make sure that the files work before sending them over to him x)
schwin97 said:
Lets see if I can post a link to the files from my public dropbox folder....
Boot : http://db.tt/VRY60QRv
Recovery : http://db.tt/L6OwMJmx
Please let the developer know the location.
Thanks!
Also please let the dev know that I would be more than happy to help out with anything possible.
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scott0 said:
big thanks to schwinn97 for taking a dump in this thread!
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ROFLMAO!!!!
aquariuz23 said:
Schwin, I know nothing about these things, but after downloading the files, I can't seem to open them at all. I see that they're huge files for a .txt format but notepad just crashes opening them. And both wordpad and word can't encode it properly. I just wanna make sure that the files work before sending them over to him x)
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I added the .txt so that I could put them in my dropbox account on my phone - for some reason Astro wasn't finding them when they were .img files. Also, they are not in a normal format for viewing - search around for unpack-bootimg.pl if you want to get at the contents of the files. You will need perl installed - and possibly other items as well (I have cygwin installed). This is what happens when I pick up my phone after feeding my baby his middle of the night bottle...
@aquariuz23 re: @scott0=10:21am: HOLY CRAP!! ROTFLMAOx2 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! Lincoln Log style???
schwin97 said:
I added the .txt so that I could put them in my dropbox account on my phone - for some reason Astro wasn't finding them when they were .img files. Also, they are not in a normal format for viewing - search around for unpack-bootimg.pl if you want to get at the contents of the files. You will need perl installed - and possibly other items as well (I have cygwin installed). This is what happens when I pick up my phone after feeding my baby his middle of the night bottle...
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LOL! well i guess I dont need to bother opening it up, I'm sure Tenfar knows wat to do with them, n if he doesn't, I will relay your message above to him lol. Thanks again man!
keep up the good work
aquariuz23 said:
Alright Guys,
so I just got a reply back from one of the Devs!! His name is Tenfar (he brought CWM over for the Atrix) and he said he will be more than happy to create CWM for the Nitro but since he does not have the phone yet, he needs our help. Here are the things he need:
boot.img dump of the phone or
recovery.img dump of the stock firmware
Now I don't have the phone yet (shipping out to me) so can someone please get these to me and I will send them to him. Try getting both dumps so he has more options to work with.
He is of course not making any promises on what he can do for us, but this is a start! Our first support will be a CWM, and if we can have this, then the doors will be wide open. So please get those dumps to me asap! Oh God I'm Giddy with excitement!! rofl!
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Oh my sweet titty milking Jesus! This..definitely made my day haha. Nice work Aqua
Thanks Pearson Just trying to help as much as I can here. I'm gonna try and reach out to some other Devs as well in the mean time, but I'm 100% sure that if we ever get a CWM, other Devs will start looking our way and in no time, many new things will happen here. There are many others here too that are making a difference with all the things they contribute and they are all amazing as well. Pls make sure to thank them for all their hard work.
Hi guys, maybe try Terminal Emulator to port the boot.img onto the phone, and then attempt CWM?
YOU brick, I'm not to blame. But give it a go!
Please thank me or give results.
Sent from my LG-P925 using Tapatalk
What commands do you use in terminal to port it?
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Seeing as we have yet to unlock either the recovery partition or bootloader, i am curious too... Just exactly what commands are you referring to rydeN??? and do you know how to get into those partitions?? Please tell us....
I could give you the tut via the Thrill, would this work? It works the same way. All you need is a tut no exact phone, they all work the same.
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anythings worth a shot at this point. please post the link.
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1363132
This is a link to the LG Thrill process of getting CWM. PLEASE AND I SAY AND BEG PLEASE! Get a Nitro HD boot.img & recovery.img before you risk this process.
I still am not to blame if you Berk.
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test version of CWM
please test first ,make sure you have backup your recovery partition.
download link will be available shortly
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/592630/clockworkmodforlghd.zip
Download a terminal program from the android market
Open terminal on phone and type
Code:
su
Then hit enter (a superuser prompt will pop up, hit allow)
Then back up by typing this into the terminal apk on your phone
Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p13.backup bs=4096
Then hit enter
Then put it on phone by typing this into the terminal apk on your phone
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 bs=4096
Then hit enter
If you accidentally put it on your external sdcard than type this into terminal apk
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/_ExternalSD/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 bs=4096
Then hit enter
then try to reboot to recovery
Code:
reboot recovery
Thats it, hope this helps. beware this is not tested ,someone must test this .
tenfar said:
please test first ,make sure you have backup your recovery partition.
download link will be available shortly
https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/share/clockworkmodforlghd.zip?w=25523841&dl=1
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The dropbox link doesn't work. Also how do you install this? Thanks.

New for the Devs: ROOTED system dump here

Major edit:
This is now the rooted system pull, including EVERYTHING that you'll need to dev for this phone. Links are here:
http://d-h.st/2No This link is system.img compressed to a 7z format, expect it to be HUGE (about 1.4gb) when uncompressed.
http://d-h.st/7YC This is the standard system.tar.gz pull.
http://d-h.st/wvp System.tar.gz mirror
If anyone needs another system dump uploaded let me know. Got mine today and am in no hurry to switch over to it so its a test bed.
Thanks for posting. I'm sure this will be of great help to some folks doing research on the device for some flashing goodness!
anyone wanna test TW launcher with wallpaper scrolling
already have it done.
howtomen said:
anyone wanna test TW launcher with wallpaper scrolling
already have it done.
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You're already on a roll! Good to see some familiar SN's on this side already!
howtomen said:
anyone wanna test TW launcher with wallpaper scrolling
already have it done.
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wut? lol the launcher doesn't have wallpaper scrolling? wow didn't know that.
HERE IS A JumboFiles MIRROR
Thanks, Neverends. Just edited my first post.
I got a T-mo version today, and would love to provide a dump, but I don't have a clue how. My Odin/adb are all good, I just don't know what the commands are. Anyone want to give me a list so I can have at it?
Janis said:
I got a T-mo version today, and would love to provide a dump, but I don't have a clue how. My Odin/adb are all good, I just don't know what the commands are. Anyone want to give me a list so I can have at it?
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Adb pull /system and post in tmobile forum
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Janis said:
I got a T-mo version today, and would love to provide a dump, but I don't have a clue how. My Odin/adb are all good, I just don't know what the commands are. Anyone want to give me a list so I can have at it?
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Make a folder to hold the dump. I did C:/SGS3Dump
Then type adb pull /system C:/SGS3Dump and it takes about 15 minutes to complete
entropism said:
Make a folder to hold the dump. I did C:/SGS3Dump
Then type adb pull /system C:/SGS3Dump and it takes about 15 minutes to complete
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There is a better way to do this. By doing it the way that you mention windows will add a carriage return to end of every line of the basic files, since Adnroid is linux at it's base, that is not a good thing.
The better way to grab a system image is like this:
adb shell
cat /dev/block/system > /sdcard/system.img
This can be mounted like an iso on any OS.
I'll do this now. Thanks for the tip!
Edit: Says no such file or directory. odd
jimbridgman said:
There is a better way to do this. By doing it the way that you mention windows will add a carriage return to end of every line of the basic files, since Adnroid is linux at it's base, that is not a good thing.
The better way to grab a system image is like this:
adb shell
cat /dev/block/system > /sdcard/system.img
This can be mounted like an iso on any OS.
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no root so it cant be done....
howtomen said:
no root so it cant be done....
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Yes that is true, but still a better way for a true image. The other way, will miss any files that are not readable by "other" on the filesystem, so that can be an issue, as well.
As soon as we get root, I'll post up a proper system dump. I just need to know how to get access to the boot.img, so we can get root.
entropism said:
I'll do this now. Thanks for the tip!
Edit: Says no such file or directory. odd
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You may have to figure out where the device for /system is at in /dev it may be something like /dev/block/mmcblk0p(1-26). Those last numbers in the parenthesis are the partition number for /system, that will be what you will need to find in /dev/block, and it will be a number between 1 and 25 usually.
You will need root to this, just like howtomen mentioned. For now how you mentioned will just sort of do the job. It would be best to do it from cygwin rather than from the windows command line though, as cygwin should NOT add the carriage returns.
OK well... I have a linux machine I can use, but I never used ADB on it. if someone wants to walk me through it, I'll do a system dump on linux. If not, well, not much I can do...
Would love to look at the dump, but that mirror ain't working well for me.
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Me neither... I'm posting up my dropbox again.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6421623/ATTSGS3 System Dump.7z

[manta][CWM Advanced Edition] PhilZ Touch

Main thread + features + install instructions + dev support
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
PhilZ Touch is a CWM Advanced Edition that adds all the features you could ever miss in CWM
It is a well proven recovery for many phones
It also adds a full touch interface a completely configurable GUI
Please give your feedback, what works, and any bug you could encounter
Read the features, and check if you are missing something
To take a screen shot, just slide left
Also, do not forget to read about the powerful aroma file manager integration and double tap shortcut
Download links
Last version can be found here:
Nexus 10 (manta)
http://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition
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Phil3759 said:
Flashing can brick your phone
This will be removed after people report it is booting fine without bricking their phone
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But... my phone is across the room and isn't even Android. Maybe I should rip the battery out just to be safe though
This sounds pretty cool though.
espionage724 said:
But... my phone is across the room and isn't even Android. Maybe I should rip the battery out just to be safe though
This sounds pretty cool though.
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I warn people when I release an untested recovery on a given device
Most noobs tend to forget that flashing is not a safe operation. It can always turn into a nightmare
You can check the list of currently supported devices from main thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
And browse into the different device support forums
Till now, the warning never became true except when some people flashed the wrong file in their phone
This warning should keep noobs away from testing it
Ah, yeah I have nothing against the warning, glad it's there even The Nexus 10 is a tablet though, not phone
espionage724 said:
Ah, yeah I have nothing against the warning, glad it's there even The Nexus 10 is a tablet though, not phone
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LoL
It is a generic copy paste message
Well, will you be the first to give a feedback ?
Phil3759 said:
Well, will you be the first to give a feedback ?
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Sure
I went to bootloader, erased recovery and flashed this one. Rebooted to recovery.
Battery meter at top-right says -1% (my tablet was on Pogo charge for hours prior to flashing). Get an error about being unable to create brightness sys file. During key test, randomly getting constant presses when holding 3 fingers on screen (probably a touchscreen-related issue).
espionage724 said:
Sure
I went to bootloader, erased recovery and flashed this one. Rebooted to recovery.
Battery meter at top-right says -1% (my tablet was on Pogo charge for hours prior to flashing). Get an error about being unable to create brightness sys file. During key test, randomly getting constant presses when holding 3 fingers on screen (probably a touchscreen-related issue).
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Thank you for the feedback (reached my daily limit for :good
Brightness:
Do you by case know the path for your device brightness file?
Not a big deal though as I can search / look for it in rc files. I used Samsung usual path, but it seems they used a different one for google devices
Battery:
Will check for the battery path used
Touch
It is supposed to be one finger to use
Interesting though...
Can any one run this in adb shell while in recovery
Or you can use the console terminal in aroma file manager while in recovery
Code:
find /sys/. -name '*bright*' >/sdcard/brightness.txt
Then
Code:
find /sys/. -name '*battery*' >/sdcard/battery.txt
And attach the resulting brightness.txt and battery.txt files on sdcard
About multi touch: i will look to allow only slot 0 to ignore second finger
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Forget it. I found path in source
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Ok, still would need battery info it seems
Code:
find /sys/class/power_supply/ -name '*' >/sdcard/battery.txt
And as described above, attach resulting battery.txt file here
Please do this in recovery, not main system
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Phil3759 said:
Ok, still would need battery info it seems
Code:
find /sys/class/power_supply/. -name '*' >/sdcard/battery.txt
And as described above, attach resulting battery.txt file here
Please do this in recovery, not main system
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see attached - is this what you're looking for?
Ok,
Can you do this now:
Code:
ls-l /class/power_supply/android-battery >/sdcard/battery.txt
And attach the file
Many thanks
Phil3759 said:
Ok,
Can you do this now:
Code:
ls-l /class/power_supply/android-battery >/sdcard/battery.txt
And attach the file
Many thanks
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Sorry I'm a bit out of sync with you -- but I've attached the one you asked for just before revising your post.
find /sys/class/power_supply/ -name '*' >/sdcard/battery.txt
Result is attached. I'll run the other command in a moment.
Phil3759 said:
Ok,
Can you do this now:
Code:
ls-l /class/power_supply/android-battery >/sdcard/battery.txt
And attach the file
Many thanks
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OK -- re-learning linux command line as I go (it's been many years!). Good to wake up that part of the brain again...
Had to modify command above: needed a space between ls and -l, and I'm assuming you want "/sys" up front in the fully qualified file name... Assuming that's all good, the new result is attached as battery2.txt
Let me know if this is what you need, or if anything else is needed. I've got some time to squeeze in a few of these today as needed. Also REALLY looking forward to trying this out on my N10 (and would love to see this on the Galaxy Nexus if ever possible!).
Sorry for the time I make you loose
Was at work, on a hurry, typing using tapatalak mess
I am at home and I could test before posting this. The symlinking is a small issue to first traverse folders wthout going into tons of links
Anyway, here's what should find the needed files
Code:
ls -l /sys/class/power_supply/android-battery/* >/sdcard/battery.txt
Thank you for your patience :good::good:
Phil3759 said:
Sorry for the time I make you loose
Was at work, on a hurry, typing using tapatalak mess
I am at home and I could test before posting this. The symlinking is a small issue to first traverse folders wthout going into tons of links
Anyway, here's what should find the needed files
Code:
ls -l /sys/class/power_supply/android-battery/* >/sdcard/battery.txt
Thank you for your patience :good::good:
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Try the attached...
jonstrong said:
Try the attached...
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bingo :good:
Code:
/sys/class/power_supply/android-battery/capacity
Phil3759 said:
bingo :good:
Code:
/sys/class/power_supply/android-battery/capacity
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Great -- let me know if you need anything else -- I'm home today, and can pull some more if needed.
Does this recovery support USB OTG?
I must be in stupid mode today !!
Have been running Galaxy S3 with PhilZ Touch for some time now .... superb :good:
Got a new Nexus 10 last week and want it on there as well ..... stupid bit coming now
Downloaded latest version from this thread - but it shows as "philz_touch_5.00.7-manta.img"
Not a zip or a tar file for Odin ..... what am I missing from under my nose?
Homer

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