I got a patch from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1115333&page=155 which disables trackpad wake on the virtuous unity 1.27 rom. its a .zip file. how would i install this patch onto my DZ?
from recovery, install zip from sdcard.
That's it? Wow I thought it would be more difficult. Thanks
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pmcqueen said:
from recovery, install zip from sdcard.
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Is it the same for language patches such as this?
cartoonist said:
Is it the same for language patches such as this?
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Most zip files are designed to be flashed in recovery. If your not sure look in the zip file, if there is a folder called META-INF it has been designed to be flashed in recovery
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cjward23 said:
Most zip files are designed to be flashed in recovery. If your not sure look in the zip file, if there is a folder called META-INF it has been designed to be flashed in recovery
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Your a member of the virtuous team now? Congrats
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The title says it all but im curious and would like this answered please!
azn android said:
The title says it all but im curious and would like this answered please!
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No it's not. You can flash by choosing 'flash zip' it's there for ease of use I suppose.
Could I just flash it by the ROM name?
azn android said:
Could I just flash it by the ROM name?
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Absolutely
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Of course when flashing roms make sure you have ClockworkMod Recovery installed before flashing roms.
You need to rename zip files update.zip only if you are using the stock recovery which you shouldn't be using.
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Installation aborted
Are you sure about this? Because the name of my file is E3_STOCK_V8072_CWM_R3.zip, midway of installation, I encounter Installation Aborted... So if I rename that to update.zip will my problem solve? So I'll give it a try. Please reply.
All the ones I found online are older 5.0.x.x version and it does not support flash from external SD...
Why not just use rom manager?
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defnow said:
Why not just use rom manager?
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isn't CWM rom manager?
Whanksta said:
isn't CWM rom manager?
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No, ROM Manager is an app, while CWM is a recovery.
You can install the app called ROM Manager and within it you'll find the option to flash the latest CWM recovery.
CZ Eddie said:
No, ROM Manager is an app, while CWM is a recovery.
You can install the app called ROM Manager and within it you'll find the option to flash the latest CWM recovery.
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Not the same thing .. it does not install to your recovery partition.. which us what I am looking for also.
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http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-d2att.img
Can't it using Odin but you can flash it using Terminal Emulator:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...251bGwsMSwyLDEsImphY2twYWwuYW5kcm9pZHRlcm0iXQ..
Whanksta said:
All the ones I found online are older 5.0.x.x version and it does not support flash from external SD...
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I think all versions support flashing from external sd only if the sd is formated FAT
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lgkahn said:
Not the same thing .. it does not install to your recovery partition.. which us what I am looking for also.
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ROM manager will install cwm to your recovery partition
jefferson9 said:
ROM manager will install cwm to your recovery partition
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Right, this is for the case when I am soft bricked and can't boot into cwm. I am able to reflash the cwm and bring everything back but now I just need the newer version so that I can install from external SD.
jefferson9 said:
ROM manager will install cwm to your recovery partition
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I don't think so. I've flashed it in the. Past and it just provides a hook to flash into
File on root of sdcsrd...it does not flash the partition
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Look for deathkoil msg here he made one
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30494477#post30494477
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lgkahn said:
I don't think so. I've flashed it in the. Past and it just provides a hook to flash into
File on root of sdcsrd...it does not flash the partition
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All it takes to install cwm is a simple dd command with root access. This is what ROM manager does for you. Or you can install it manually using terminal editor
Lior is helping Simon with the Rom but I'm a total newbie to one v but I would like to know but step how to flash the Rom and push the Cvs file
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I hope u have rooted and know all the terms
Copy the rom and gapps to sd card
Flash kernel via fastboot(.img file)
Go to your recovery
Select install zip from sd card
Select cm10
Reboot completely
Go back to recovery install gapps and reboot
And voila your done
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cybervibin said:
I hope u have rooted and know all the terms
Copy the rom and gapps to sd card
Flash kernel via fastboot(.img file)
Go to your recovery
Select install zip from sd card
Select cm10
Reboot completely
Go back to recovery install gapps and reboot
And voila your done
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I know that already bit the lastest rom from Simón wit loir help , u have to flash the rom and adb push csv for it to boot...
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edwinrodriguez810 said:
I know that already bit the lastest rom from Simón wit loir help , u have to flash the rom and adb push csv for it to boot...
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cdma?
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cybervibin said:
I hope u have rooted and know all the terms
Copy the rom and gapps to sd card
Flash kernel via fastboot(.img file)
Go to your recovery
Select install zip from sd card
Select cm10
Reboot completely
Go back to recovery install gapps and reboot
And voila your done
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Where in here is wiping cache, dalvik, and system and factory reset? Are er to assume those are assumed? No. They must be mentioned. Don't set people up for failure.
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Where in here is wiping cache, dalvik, and system and factory reset? Are er to assume those are assumed? No. They must be mentioned. Don't set people up for failure.
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O yea sorry about that missed it
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I am rooted s-on, have been flashing roms for about a year. I have downloaded a couple of recoveries renamed them pc36img, but when i boot into recovery and try it use them it parses them. Is this because of s-on?
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I am rooted s-on, have been flashing roms for about a year. I have downloaded a couple of recoveries renamed them pc36img, but when i boot into recovery and try it use them it parses them. Is this because of s-on?
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Yes. Download,Flash Image GUI,by Joey Krim from Google play. Then download the image file for the recovery you want and flash it that way.
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CRIME INC. said:
Yes. Download,Flash Image GUI,by Joey Krim from Google play. Then download the image file for the recovery you want and flash it that way.
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thanks alot.
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thanks alot.
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Make sure its the image file you download to flash. There available in smelkus's thread.
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CRIME INC. said:
Make sure its the image file you download to flash. There available in smelkus's thread.
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Or he can use diablos new one..
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CRIME INC. said:
Make sure its the image file you download to flash. There available in smelkus's thread.
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image file? as in unzipping the zip file?
flint6 said:
image file? as in unzipping the zip file?
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No the file will have a "name_PG36IMG.zip" just delete the name part and put the pg36img.zip on the base of the SD card and go into boat loader and let it unload...
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Will do. Thanks again
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worked like a charm...this will make flashing roms alot easier.
Has anyone been able to successfully us a kernel other then the incorporated one on miui v5?
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Has anyone been able to successfully us a kernel other then the incorporated one on miui v5?
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Interesting link on Rootz about this even though its for a Verizon Galaxy Nexus-click here. Looks like you can, but kernal has to be placed in specific folder. Don't hold me to this, as Galaxy Nexus is a different species.
You can use any kernel, but the boot.img/ramdisk/init.rc/bootclasspath variable has to be modified for MIUI.
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CNexus said:
You can use any kernel, but the boot.img/ramdisk/init.rc/bootclasspath variable has to be modified for MIUI.
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Check yo' PM
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CNexus said:
You can use any kernel, but the boot.img/ramdisk/init.rc/bootclasspath variable has to be modified for MIUI.
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And how do you do that..?
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You have to unpack the boot.img then make the edits then repack. Post what kernel you want and I'll do it later
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You have to unpack the boot.img then make the edits then repack. Post what kernel you want and I'll do it later
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I was looking at BMS and dkp kernels ! Thanks a TON.
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But if you only want to do one BMS would take priority!
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Beat ya @Notorious
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Download this zip: http://db.tt/gIQ702Z8
Then REPLACE the boot.img that is in there with the new boot.img/kernel you want to flash (AKA, unzip, replace boot.img with kernel you want, then rezip)
Now flash in recovery and you will be running any kernel you wish
Technical details of my swapKernel.zip: unpacks current boot.img to temporary folder, unpacks boot.img you wish to flash, swaps ramdisk, repacks NEW zImage (of kernel you want to use) with current ramdisk (of kernel that is currently on the device) and then flashes that new boot.img
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Wait. So download the kernel I want, and replace the boot.IMG in the kernel with the one in that zip?
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Wait. So download the kernel I want, and replace the boot.IMG in the kernel with the one in that zip?
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Download kernel you want
Take the boot.img you just downloaded and REPLACE the boot.img that is in my zip above and flash
So
Download boot.img
Download zip above
Unzip zip above
Replace boot.img in zip with boot.img you want
Rezip
Flash in recovery
Profit
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CNexus said:
Beat ya @Notorious
@michaelg117
Download this zip: http://db.tt/gIQ702Z8
Then REPLACE the boot.img that is in there with the new boot.img/kernel you want to flash (AKA, unzip, replace boot.img with kernel you want, then rezip)
Now flash in recovery and you will be running any kernel you wish
Technical details of my swapKernel.zip: unpacks current boot.img to temporary folder, unpacks boot.img you wish to flash, swaps ramdisk, repacks NEW zImage (of kernel you want to use) with current ramdisk (of kernel that is currently on the device) and then flashes that new boot.img
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Okay, I'll try this and get back to you. Thanks!
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CNexus said:
Download kernel you want
Take the boot.img you just downloaded and REPLACE the boot.img that is in my zip above and flash
So
Download boot.img
Download zip above
Unzip zip above
Replace boot.img in zip with boot.img you want
Rezip
Flash in recovery
Profit
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It seems to have worked. thank you a ton! but one last question, what app do you recommend to make kernel tweaks?
And i dont know what it is.. but it seems to have broken wifi?
Try rebooting
If it persists, you'll need to flash the other original kernel back
Try another version/kernel maybe?
The Trickdroid kernel app is great (play store, free)
CNexus said:
Try rebooting
If it persists, you'll need to flash the other original kernel back
Try another version/kernel maybe?
The Trickdroid kernel app is great (play store, free)
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so.. what if the kernel has no boot.img..?
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And i dont know what it is.. but it seems to have broken wifi?
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Ah, I know what it is
Flash the zip of the kernel you want WITHOUT the boot.img inside (so that you're modded boot.img isn't replaced)
The thing is, each kernel also comes with modules and other built specially for that kernel, so those need to be flashed along with the kernel (but since you don't want to flash the entire boot.img for MIUI, you need to first do the steps in my post above and then flash the zip for the new kernel WITHOUT the boot.img to keep your special boot.img)
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CNexus said:
Ah, I know what it is
Flash the zip of the kernel you want WITHOUT the boot.img inside (so that you're modded boot.img isn't replaced)
The thing is, each kernel also comes with modules and other built specially for that kernel, so those need to be flashed along with the kernel (but since you don't want to flash the entire boot.img for MIUI, you need to first do the steps in my post above and then flash the zip for the new kernel WITHOUT the boot.img to keep your special boot.img)
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When i try to flash without the boot.img it fails
michaelg117 said:
When i try to flash without the boot.img it fails
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should i try flashing it with the boot.img then imidiately flashing the swap zip so that only the boot.im is replaced?
okay i dont know exactly why but i did a clean instal of miui and then installed gapps and the swap zip with boot.img from BMS kernel, and everything is working.