The firmware is:
*Deodexed
*Zipaligned
*Rooted and busybox is pre-installed
*gps.conf at /system/etc is changed to make use of European pool(europe.pool.ntp.org)
*build.prop is based on this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=988289
*Heap-size is reduced to 32MB to make better use of device memory]
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The firmware should be very smooth and responsive with better GPS performance than stock XWJV1.
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Odin package: Download (223.8 MB) (7zip SFX, Double-Click to extract) MD5:af96eae2e310e4ae91d7ffe1340ccf79
PDA: XWJV1
Modem: XXJVE
CSC: OXXJV1(MultiCSC)
This is an Odin flash-able package of 3 files that allows re-partitioning and changing Modem and CSC files.
I have tested the firmware while re-partitioning using 512.pit and 803.pit and Froyo 2.2.1 CSC files. No boot.bin or Sbl.bin are included, it will not update bootloaders.
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CWM package: Download (170.2 MB) (7zip SFX, Double-Click to extract) MD5:faab49917e9ef12929363ab550c77c23
Voodoo Internal-Sdcard folder: Download (159 KB) (7zip SFX, Double-Click to extract) MD5:efd8661e0ab93dee1f38aa53339e9750
This firmware has the hacked kernel by supercurio, for safety reason you need to download and extract Voodoo Internal SDcard from the link above and copy the extracted Voodoo folder to the Internal SD-card of your device before flashing the firmware, this will prevent Voodoo from converting the file system to EXT4 on first boot.
You have to keep Voodoo folder on the Internal SD-card if you intend to use the stock RFS file system, but if you need to enable Voodoo then remove the folder and reboot the device, then let supercurio's chipmunk do it's business.
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First boot takes some time on deodexed firmwares so give it time.
This is pretty much a beta so it will not be added to Deodexed stock collection
I wish you all good luck flashing your devices.
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Update log
13-03-2011:
CWM package is added
Odin package is updated
Apk and framework files are compressed further to save space on /system.
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downloading now look forward to trieing this stiil think vm heap should be 24 instead of 32 but we will see butt well done
Why the hell is it an .exe?
colind said:
downloading now look forward to trieing this stiil think vm heap should be 24 instead of 32 but we will see butt well done
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I tried from 24MB and all the way to 128MB, 32MB did serve best on my tests.
jaju123 said:
Why the hell is it an .exe?
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It's a compressed SFX file(Self Extracting file), double-click to extract.
[Ramad] said:
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It's a compressed SFX file(Self Extracting file), double-click to extract.
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Thanks!
But not all of us using Windows. Guess will wait for CWM package when it is ready.
lenrek said:
Thanks!
But not all of us using Windows. Guess will wait for CWM package when it is ready.
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You should be able to still use an archiver such as WinRAR to unpack it without having to run it, even if in SFX format.
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Thanks!
But not all of us using Windows. Guess will wait for CWM package when it is ready.
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It's a 7zip archive which can decompressed on Windows and Linux.
Edit: I have disabled the download link as I found a minor issue, I will fix this in a few min.
Can I flash this with repartioning on CM7 directly or should I go back to stock 2.2.1 first ?
And does this rom have a lot of static pops and cracks while listening to music that Stock 2.3 beta has ?
I'm uploading the new firmware, the issue was minor, there was a line missing in build.prop which I forgot to add:
# Samsung USB default mode
persist.service.usb.setting=0
If the user chooses Settings>Wireless and networ>USB settings Setting will crash, and the device cannot connect to kies.
I will add the correct build.prop to the first post telling how to copy it.
How did you root it? (kernel?)
Installing now. I will test and i report soon my impressions. Thanks for your work.
albinoloss said:
Installing now. I will test and i report soon my impressions. Thanks for your work.
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Some feedback would be great. You are welcome.
tsinc said:
How did you root it? (kernel?)
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No, the kernel is untouched. Did you try the firmware?
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No, the kernel is untouched. Did you try the firmware?
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Not yet, but I will. I'll be back.
gkarpat said:
Can I flash this with repartioning on CM7 directly or should I go back to stock 2.2.1 first ?
And does this rom have a lot of static pops and cracks while listening to music that Stock 2.3 beta has ?
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It's like any other stock firmware that you flash with Odin, I don't know if you should re-partition because you have CM7. I did not experience any static pops on this firmware, although I did not hear a lot music on this firmware, but no issues so far.
I really can't see any difference. It feels the same (like the odexed stock version) to me. I had flashed the odexed stock with 803 pit including the bootloaders and already patched the build.prop. I flashed this one without repartition (I was on 512 pit this time). Seems that the only thing missing is the framework-res.apk with the lock animation (TV-CRT) .
I'll be back if I find something else.
Thanks.
Almost forgot: It did wipe even without repartition
And you should mention that no bootloaders included.
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I really can't see any difference. It feels the same (like the odexed stock version) to me. I had flashed the odexed stock with 803 pit including the bootloaders and already patched the build.prop. I flashed this one without repartition (I was on 512 pit this time). Seems that the only thing missing is the framework-res.apk with the lock animation (TV-CRT) .
I'll be back if I find something else.
Thanks.
Almost forgot: It did wipe even without repartition
And you should mention that no bootloaders included.
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Try this, do a factory-reset at recovery and see if it's still the same. XWJV1 does lag as I remember it, this does not, maybe once in a while, but it can't be the same as the stock firmware.
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Try this, do a factory-reset at recovery and see if it's still the same. XWJV1 does lag as I remember it, this does not, maybe once in a while, but it can't be the same as the stock firmware.
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It's still the same . The stock one didn't lag on my device, also.
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It's still the same . The stock one didn't lag on my device, also.
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Why exactly would you expect deodexing to improve speed ?
Im very intrigued.
Daneshm90 said:
Why exactly would you expect deodexing to improve speed ?
Im very intrigued.
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I didn't. Ramad did.
tsinc said:
I didn't. Ramad did.
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In any case, its incorrect.
You should only deodex if you need to make smali changes to the firmware. Images can still be replaced in odexed builds.
If you are really measuring speed, odex version's first boot is instant whereas deodex'ed version's first boot is hella long. After first boot, they are equivalent in speeds.
As for zipalign, it is suppose to reduce ram usage of an apk, so even there you won't notice a speed difference.
Hope that makes it clear.
Related
This has been tested on I9000BUJV9 and it's working
You'll need the following :
- Heimdall
https://github.com/downloads/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall/heimdall-suite-1.1.1-win32.zip
for it to work you need Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 , link in the program README
- fuguroot kernel for Heimdal
http://fugumod.org/zImage-root
- zImage from your desired firmware (extract the zImage file from the PDA.tar or the onefile firmware .tar using 7zip)
You'll need to do the following :
1. backup your files just in case , or if you're not on a clean firmware and wish to do so
2. turn your phone off and remove the battery for a few seconds
3. put the battery in and start the phone in download mode
4. connect the phone to the PC and start zadig.exe from Heimdall folder
- select options -> list all devices
- select samsung usb composite device
- select install driver and wait (select install driver anyway if warning appears)
5. exit zadig.exe and start heimdall-frontend.exe
6. browse from the kernel category and select the fuguroot kernel for Heimdall
-> the zImage-root you've downloaded previously
7. click start and wait for it to be done
DO NOT REMOVE THE USB CABLE AFTER IT'S DONE
8. right after the flashing is done you'll see the fugu bootlogo ( red fish ) and then the phone turns itself off and starts charging
AS SOON AS YOU SEE THE CHARGING BATTERY , REMOVE THE PHONE'S BATTERY AND CABLE
9. after a few seconds put the battery back in and start the phone in download mode again
10. connect the phone back to the pc and now browse from the KERNEL category to your stock zImage you've extracted from the stock firmware
11. select start again and as it completes you MAY REMOVE THE CABLE
The phone starts , and voila , superuser is there and also the phone is rooted
You may also perform a hard/factory reset as the root and superuser will still be present.
thanks to Heimdall readme file
thanks to nikademus for creating fuguroot kernel
thanks to me ^^
root I9000BUJV9 JV9
root I9000XXJVO JVO
I stopped using fuguroot since discovering it was deleting files without being upfront about it. If the author fixed that it would be great.
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can i use gingerbreak for JVO ?
gingerbreak doesn't quite work , but for JVO theres this method , theres CF-ROOT
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I stopped using fuguroot since discovering it was deleting files without being upfront about it. If the author fixed that it would be great.
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Which files does it delete and why? Is it just drexe and npsmobex? These can be restored fairly easily. If removing these is integral to gaining root, then yes, it should be noted.
Apart from fscking Kies up (which is no great loss), what else does this cause issues with?
Personally, I think fuguroot is a great tool which works faultlessly for me over JVB-JVO, but I agree file deletion should be stated somewhere in the release notes.
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Which files does it delete and why? Is it just drexe and npsmobex? These can be restored fairly easily. If removing these is integral to gaining root, then yes, it should be noted.
Apart from fscking Kies up (which is no great loss), what else does this cause issues with?
Personally, I think fuguroot is a great tool which works faultlessly for me over JVB-JVO, but I agree file deletion should be stated somewhere in the release notes.
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Yes those files. Deleting them is not required for rooting which is the sole intended purpose of this kernel as per the authors description. I dont want something deleting stuff it shouldnt for no aparent reason and no disclosure. I am also uncomfortable the author has not rectified this. What else it might be doing? Catch my drift? ...otherwise this would be a very useful tool.
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myshu said:
[HOWTO]Root JV9 / JVO ( no custom kernel )
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Not to be a douche but since when was fuguroot not a custom kernel?
Yeah this is a custom kernel, as it involves flashing a Z-Image, which is kind of misleading...
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Yeah this is a custom kernel, as it involves flashing a Z-Image, which is kind of misleading...
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I was also thinking this. To defend the OP though, I think the point is that you can flash back to stock kernel afterwards
no custom kernel as in , you don't have to stay onto a custom kernel to keep the root , once you flash back to stock kernel you can factory reset and its 100% stock but with root access
myshu said:
no custom kernel as in , you don't have to stay onto a custom kernel to keep the root , once you flash back to stock kernel you can factory reset and its 100% stock but with root access
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Thats the case with pretty much every other custom kernel...
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On every ginger rom,flash the speedmod k13 for froyo without autoreboot,install root in the recovery options and flash any kernel you want after has always worked so far.
From the fuguroot thread. Good news?
Originally Posted by {Angel}
This should really be addressed, why is FuguRoot deleting these files in the first place?
That is a relic of fugumod, I will address that as soon as time permits.
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Im making a battery mod for simple CM9. it is supposed to just replace my framework-res.apk with mine.Every time i go to flash it, it says
Finding update package
opening update package
Installing update
Error Flashing zip 'sdcard/................'
here is the updater-script:
copy_dir PACKAGE:system SYSTEM:
I have the flashable zip attached.
josepho1997 said:
Don't let it check the md5(deselect the option). Then it should work. It worked for me
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thanks but force md5 is not checked, unless you are talking about doing this in code?
And in the log it says
verify md5 for /sdcard...........
No md5 file found, ignoring.
If it is an md5 problem then where and what do i put the md5 file.
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Well you could try rebooting your device. If that doesn't work, boot your device into recovery mode(5001). If that doesn't work boot back into normal(4000). Make sure TWRP is updated.(or CWM). Or you could try to flash it manually with your computer.
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well i think i didnt make the update script right or something. I need someone to check out the zip.
josepho1997 said:
I would test it out but i don't have my Kindle Fire. The USB Port was loose and I'm waiting on my new one. They shouldn't find out I rooted because I unrooted, deleted any app that hinted towards me rooting it, and my battery is completely dead and it can't charge, so I think I'm safe
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Well its not really a matter of testing it because I'm pretty sure it won't work on any fire because I think I formatted the zip the wrong way. All I need is someone who has made a flash able zip to check the zip out and see what I did wrong. This is my first flash able zip I've ever made. It is a very simple one too.
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You are correct that the zip file was formatted wrong. I redid the META-INF you was missing update-binary file and your updater-script was incorrect.
I attached it again with the fixes.
Tera Tike said:
You are correct that the zip file was formatted wrong. I redid the META-INF you was missing update-binary file and your updater-script was incorrect.
I attached it again with the fixes.
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Thank you so much.I ran out or thanks. I will be sure to thank you tomorrow.Do you ever have to change the binary? Like if I make a different flashable zip can i just keep the update-binary the same? And can you reccomend something for linux to sighn zips. I had to use windows to sighn the one I attached?
Edit: when I flashed a zip it deleted all app data or something? Do you know why?
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powerpoint45 said:
Do you ever have to change the binary?
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No.
powerpoint45 said:
Like if I make a different flashable zip can i just keep the update-binary the same?
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Yes.
powerpoint45 said:
And can you reccomend something for linux to sighn zips. I had to use windows to sighn the one I attached?
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I use jarsigner, I they have a Linux version.
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Edit: when I flashed a zip it deleted all app data or something? Do you know why?
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No I do not, I use this same script to update my device with no issues.
Is it possible for me to change a, . Exe file to a, . Zip file?
Generally, no. But I know 7zip ( http://www.7-zip.org/ )can extract the contents of many executables as if they were a zip. What is this for?
Generally no. But what do you need to do and I might try and help
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Generally no. But what do you need to do and I might try and help
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I downloaded a exe file that I wntd to flash
It's probably not too wise to flash an .exe file to your phone. That's a windows executable file and this is Android.
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Mac of York said:
It's probably not too wise to flash an .exe file to your phone. That's a windows executable file and this is Android.
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I didn't try to! When I downloaded it I thought it was a. Zip file
kingtnutt said:
I didn't try to! When I downloaded it I thought it was a. Zip file
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Hey kingtnutt,
What are you trying to do with the .exe file? Do you need to extract it to pull files from it? More details would help.
If the .exe is a "self-extractor" it would probably work to change the extension to .zip and then extract it. It may not, though.
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Hey kingtnutt,
What are you trying to do with the .exe file? Do you need to extract it to pull files from it? More details would help.
If the .exe is a "self-extractor" it would probably work to change the extension to .zip and then extract it. It may not, though.
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It was a fh23 rooted stock rom I wntd to flash
kingtnutt said:
It was a fh23 rooted stock rom I wntd to flash
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Ok, sounds like you have a self extractor. Follow the instructions here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1835033
Sounds like you're trying to install a One-click update.
There are instructions for installing via Mobile Odin here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721229
See the 'Android Section'
sfhub and rwilco12 have done a bang up job of putting up detailed install instructions.
Take some time and really read throught the posts, watch Qbking77's videos and then re-read the posts AND follow ups. Or you could end up with a shiny fishing lure.
Why not use PC Odin? Especially if you're just starting out. Might save you loads of trouble.
Good luck
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It was a fh23 rooted stock rom I wntd to flash
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Unfortunately those one-clicks are compiled in such a way that they can't be extracted. You have two options to flash it, Odin or Mobile Odin.
Out of curiosity, why would you want to convert it to a ZIP?
rwilco12 said:
Unfortunately those one-clicks are compiled in such a way that they can't be extracted. You have two options to flash it, Odin or Mobile Odin.
Out of curiosity, why would you want to convert it to a ZIP?
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. Zip files are the only files I know how to install... I didn't see a. Zip for the fh23 rooted stock rom though
kingtnutt said:
. Zip files are the only files I know how to install... I didn't see a. Zip for the fh23 rooted stock rom though
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K. The good news is that these one-clicks make flashing with a ZIP look almost impossible. You seriously plug your phone in and press the start button in the one-click and you're done (that's over-simplifying but you get the idea). Check out the instructions in the OP and it walks you right through it.
If you still want to use a zip Crawrj has the fh23 rom here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30839900
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Screen changed after root and flash cwm , I want back to original, it's lost words'GT-N7100'
jeedjaad said:
Screen changed after root and flash cwm , I want back to original, it's lost words'GT-N7100'
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Reflash the stock rom with Odin and do a full wipe after the flash, that should fix it. Or first do a full wipe first (dialpad *2767*3855#).
gee2012 said:
Reflash the stock rom with Odin and do a full wipe after the flash, that should fix it. Or first do a full wipe first (dialpad *2767*3855#).
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Nope,didnt fix it.Still gt-n7100 missing.Strange
edit :we may have the solution today
as i9000 looking the issue
gee2012 said:
Reflash the stock rom with Odin and do a full wipe after the flash, that should fix it. Or first do a full wipe first (dialpad *2767*3855#).
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I did it but still have problem, thank you
jeedjaad said:
I did it but still have problem, thank you
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Read my post.The one above yours.It has to do with the param.bin you flashed with the rom.
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afilopou said:
Read my post.The one above yours.It has to do with the param.bin you flashed with the rom.
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What do you mean? I must to find param. bin from where?
Thank you
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What do you mean? I must to find param. bin from where?
Thank you
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Waiting for the "correct" param.bin file from the developer "as i9000" to make it odin flashable.I'll tell him to post the .tar file here and of course he takes the credits
afilopou said:
Waiting for the "correct" param.bin file from the developer "as i9000" to make it odin flashable.I'll tell him to post the .tar file here and of course he takes the credits
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Waiting from now
jeedjaad said:
Screen changed after root and flash cwm , I want back to original, it's lost words'GT-N7100'
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Splash screen picture is in sboot.bin,use odin to flash.
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Splash screen picture is in sboot.bin,use odin to flash.
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And where can i find the sboot.bin? And obviously must extracted from a "correct" phone?
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And where can i find the sboot.bin? And obviously must extracted from a "correct" phone?
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Some ota package include sboot.bin,I don't remember which package.
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Some ota package include sboot.bin,I don't remember which package.
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Ok i am lucky:laugh: This OTA contains sboot.bin http://www.hotfile.com/dl/171832975/c3ae1fa/GT-N7100_N7100XXALIA-OTA-N7100XXALI8_XEF_110010085.zip.html
It is for XEF (France) ...
Is it easy for you to make a pc odin flashable file? please?
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Ok i am lucky:laugh: This OTA contains sboot.bin http://www.hotfile.com/dl/171832975/c3ae1fa/GT-N7100_N7100XXALIA-OTA-N7100XXALI8_XEF_110010085.zip.html
It is for XEF (France) ...
Is it easy for you to make a pc odin flashable file?
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Downloading....
Md5: De52f4a17beee792db2c46f2b87e6d85
sha1: 24fa696a4ac81b97eb0206ac41709bdce8f4d247
crc32: E99875c3
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Md5: De52f4a17beee792db2c46f2b87e6d85
sha1: 24fa696a4ac81b97eb0206ac41709bdce8f4d247
crc32: E99875c3
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in pc odin to bootloader slot or to pda slot?
afilopou said:
in pc odin to bootloader slot or to pda slot?
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bootloader or pda.
Chenglu said:
bootloader or pda.
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Once again you did it....I hate you :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
You are a scholar and gentleman
Also my big thanks to as i9000 these 2 days
Thank you guys
thank you community
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Once again you did it....I hate you :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
You are a scholar and gentleman
Also my big thanks to as i9000 these 2 days
Thank you guys
thank you community
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:good:
Ohhhh, thank you so much to Chenglu and afilopou.
So I follow this or not.
Flash stock rom before then flash bootloader.tar, is it right?And put this file in bootloader , yer or not?
Again, can you tell me what I did wrong so had the problem?
I want to know because I don't want it happen again.
Last time I used pc odin v3.07 Flash stock root odex LJ1 , everythings pass and reset but when phone reboot I saw splash screen changed.
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Ohhhh, thank you so much to Chenglu and afilopou.
So I follow this or not.
Flash stock rom before then flash bootloader.tar, is it right?And put this file in bootloader , yer or not?
Again, can you tell me what I did wrong so had the problem?
I want to know because I don't want it happen again.
Last time I used pc odin v3.07 Flash stock root odex LJ1 , everythings pass and reset but when phone reboot I saw splash screen changed.
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Thanks to Chenglu.My part is that i chase him up
Even with the rom you are using now just put your phone in download mode and flash with pc odin the bootloader.tar
I put it in bootloader slot but you can put it in pda slot as well.
You did nothing wrong.Looks that the stock root rom we flashed had "wrong" sboot.bin
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Here's a dump of the partitions for stock ZVG. For anyone interested. The system.img is still being uploaded & is rooted.
https://qui.click/zvgpartitions
tabp0le said:
Here's a dump of the partitions for stock ZVG. For anyone interested. The system.img is still being uploaded & is rooted.
https://qui.click/zvgpartitions
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is this so ? to make a rom ?
rubenn93 said:
is this so ? to make a rom ?
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It can be used for alot of things. To make an update.zip which is twrp compatible or to restore a partition if you hard brick your phone. Many other uses for devs too.
tabp0le said:
It can be used for alot of things. To make an update.zip which is twrp compatible or to restore a partition if you hard brick your phone. Many other uses for devs too.
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it can make the .tot firmware?
rubenn93 said:
it can make the .tot firmware?
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No, I'm pretty sure that has to be from LG/Sprint.
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No, I'm pretty sure that has to be from LG/Sprint.
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ahh ok ... no one knows when will be released ?
Thanks for this! I tried to flash blastgator's BUMPed TWRP recovery and neglected to backup the stock recovery beforehand.
oriculum said:
Thanks for this! I tried to flash blastgator's BUMPed TWRP recovery and neglected to backup the stock recovery beforehand.
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You're welcome!
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I used your file to make this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3096561
[patch][lollipop][ls980]
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oriculum said:
Thanks for this! I tried to flash blastgator's BUMPed TWRP recovery and neglected to backup the stock recovery beforehand.
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Did the BUMPed recovery work?
tabp0le said:
Did the BUMPed recovery work?
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Nah. I used Flashify and tried to flash the recovery (blastgator's BUMPed 2.8.6.1) from there. It didn't brick the phone, but did bring up the DemiGod crash handler every time I attempted to go into recovery. The phone still booted fine, and flashing the recovery partition you posted got the stock recovery back with no problems. I guess LG patched BUMP in the Lollipop bootloader. No big surprise there. I guess I need the KitKat bootloader. I'll probably just end up waiting for AutoRec.
hey tabp0le, is the system img still uploading?
siulmagic said:
hey tabp0le, is the system img still uploading?
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It timed out haha. I'm going to upload it using my sync client instead of trying to upload a 3.4 GB file over the browser lol. I will let you know once it gets uploaded.
tabp0le said:
It timed out haha. I'm going to upload it using my sync client instead of trying to upload a 3.4 GB file over the browser lol. I will let you know once it gets uploaded.
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ok man, no worrys. i wonder if anyone has tried just flashing the system.img+boot.img with the modded bootloader from grola rom. im going to try it out see if the rom boots.
siulmagic said:
ok man, no worrys. i wonder if anyone has tried just flashing the system.img+boot.img with the modded bootloader from grola rom. im going to try it out see if the rom boots.
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Worth a shot. It's all trial and error in this business.
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rubenn93 said:
it can make the .tot firmware?
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rubenn93 said:
ahh ok ... no one knows when will be released ?
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Why don't you just flash the ZVE.tot file and then update to ZVG via the update.zip?
So far flashing the system.img(andre team)+boot.img(from stocklollipop)work fine,with the modded kitkat bootloader, but we do need the stock radio, my phone is constantly loosing signal(this could also be that not using there kernel , network is not working properly). im on gsm btw, so this issue might only be for me.
Edit: i can confirm flashing the stock lollipop radio fixes the constant loosing of signal, on the andre team rom.
So yea with i confirm my theory that our stock lp rom would work with the modded bootloader(or the stock one not sure on this one) , we just need our stock lp radio.
Asoon as tabp0le finishes uploading the stock lp system.img i will try it,too confirm it works on the modded kitkat bootloader.
siulmagic said:
So far flashing the system.img(andre team)+boot.img(from stocklollipop)work fine,with the modded kitkat bootloader, but we do need the stock radio, my phone is constantly loosing signal(this could also be that not using there kernel , network is not working properly). im on gsm btw, so this issue might only be for me.
Edit: i can confirm flashing the stock lollipop radio fixes the constant loosing of signal, on the andre team rom.
So yea with i confirm my theory that our stock lp rom would work with the modded bootloader(or the stock one not sure on this one) , we just need our stock lp radio.
Asoon as tabp0le finishes uploading the stock lp system.img i will try it,too confirm it works on the modded kitkat bootloader.
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I uploaded stock LP radio as well. system.img should be up there soon.
tabp0le said:
I uploaded stock LP radio as well. system.img should be up there soon.
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Yes man i already flashed it thanks. just waiting on the system.img. XD
siulmagic said:
Yes man i already flashed it thanks. just waiting on the system.img. XD
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My sync client says approximately 1hr 29min left to upload. I'm at work and they have slow slow DSL.