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http://KnivesAndForks.info
WHAT IS IT?
"Knives & Forks" is a cross-platform Android toolkit, written in Python, that is designed to work in Linux, Mac OS X or Windows. I wanted to create something that was unique, and offered a consistant and feature-filled set of tools for Android devs no matter what operating system they use, and for as many Android devices as possible.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
I just started work on this project, so it doesn't do very much yet. Right now we are just focusing on getting drivers and adb installed for as many devices as we can on all three platforms. Once we have adb working for everyone, the real fun can begin as we start to add more device tools that will make use of adb, such as rooting. Eventually ROM customization tools will be added, but we are focusing on device tools and cross-platform compatibility at this time.
HOW DO I INSTALL IT?
This thread in Chef Central contains download links and installation instructions.
WHO MULTIPLE THREADS?
Well, I'm not just spamming and trying to advertise my other post. I'm trying to keep things somewhat organized with this project by seperating general project discussion from device specific discussion.
I would like to keep EPIC 4G Touch related discussion in the thread you are reading right now, and the other thread for general discussion of my script, feature requests, general bug reports not related to a spcific device, etc.
HOW CAN I HELP?
The script currently only installs drivers and adb, so if you want to test this out I suggest either uninstalling your drivers, removing your udev rules, deleting your adb binaries, or simply fire up a clean install in VirtualBox if you don't want to mess your working system up.
I have tested using my Epic 4G Touch in Linux (CentOS, Debian, Fedors, various Ubuntus), Mac OS X, and Windows XP & 7, and it was working for me. I included some fixes for Arch, but I have not yet tested them out.
Please let me know if my script worked for you or if something broke, and what your operating system is here in the thread you are reading right now.
If somebody else already reported it working in your OS, just hit the thanks button instead of creating duplicate posts. I don't want to clutter things up with 100 "Works in Windows" or "Works Ubuntu" type posts. One success or error report is enough (unless you are reporting about another version of the OS or are reporting a unique error), and then I'll update my origional post in Chef Central to show support for the device and OS.
I posted here because this is phone that I own, and I can post what is or isn't working for me. If anyone has another device where you think I should create a similar post, please send me a PM. I'm not going to get myself banned again for posting in every single Android forum, but if you want to spread the word, please feel free to tell all your Android using friends about my script.
I have no clue what this is about but I like the idea of modding our phones into utensils...make it happen!
SantinoInc said:
I have no clue what this is about but I like the idea of modding our phones into utensils...make it happen!
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I have no idea what the image has to do with my post, but I like it. No complaints other than nobody is going to read the rest of this thread. Everybody is just going to stop scrolling when they see that.
I figured knives and forks would be good tools for any android kitchen, but no spoons. I'm not all that into spoon feeding.
What else would I call it "DieHappy's Android Toolkit" or something that you'd never remember?
Did anyone who tried my script out before the old posts got deleted have any better luck with XP or your Linux distro this time around? Debian users can now run adb without su or sudo. There was another file I had to make a change to for some weird permission, the udev rules were not enough. More info in the Chef Central post.
DieHappy said:
I have no idea what the image has to do with my post, but I like it. No complaints other than nobody is going to read the rest of this thread. Everybody is just going to stop scrolling when they see that.
I figured knives and forks would be good tools for any android kitchen, but no spoons. I'm not all that into spoon feeding.
What else would I call it "DieHappy's Android Toolkit" or something that you'd never remember?
Did anyone who tried my script out before the old posts got deleted have any better luck with XP or your Linux distro this time around? Debian users can now run adb without su or sudo. There was another file I had to make a change to for some weird permission, the udev rules were not enough. More info in the Chef Central post.
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I think the pic is his signature.
And thanks for this. Very interesting. And great to see all the contributions to the community!
I had a typo in the .zip filename, so if you tried to download the file yesterday you basically just downloaded an error message that the .php counter script gave when it couldn't find the file. I will have to take a look at that later because it is supposed to display the message not make you download it.
The problem is now fixed, sorry about that.
Would it be possible to get a mod to lock/delete this thread?
Instead of tracking results of various devices in forum posts, I will soon be creating a php/mysql database and placing a link to it in the main post in Chef Central. I think this will be a better way of managing how multiple devices work with my script.
Per OP request - closing thread as he works on something new
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How did you get started with ROM development? Are you like a programmer or something? Is it hard to get started? I read this guide to ROM development and it says that before diving right in, it's best to do some app writing to get familiar with the Android system. Hmm...
Just want to pick up some tips so I can develop my own ROM in the future
There are a few different types of Rom 'developer'.
1. People who mod existing sense roms, using online kitchens or their own methods and tools. No experience necessary, just jump straight in and have an experiment.
Modding someone else's Rom isn't that hard, its really just changing things inside a zipfile and then signing it.
Making your own kernel for a sense Rom requires knowledge of Linux, else you're in for a steep learning curve.
2. Building from the aosp source, or cyanogen's fork of aosp. This is where you can change the code and make Android do anything you like, and where knowledge of building apps is helpful. You can only build Android from Linux, knowledge of the gnu tools is essential.
In either of these cases, having lots and lots of free time is necessary.
Is this the answer you were looking for?
st0kes said:
There are a few different types of Rom 'developer'.
1. People who mod existing sense roms, using online kitchens or their own methods and tools. No experience necessary, just jump straight in and have an experiment.
Modding someone else's Rom isn't that hard, its really just changing things inside a zipfile and then signing it.
Making your own kernel for a sense Rom requires knowledge of Linux, else you're in for a steep learning curve.
2. Building from the aosp source, or cyanogen's fork of aosp. This is where you can change the code and make Android do anything you like, and where knowledge of building apps is helpful. You can only build Android from Linux, knowledge of the gnu tools is essential.
In either of these cases, having lots and lots of free time is necessary.
Is this the answer you were looking for?
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What is a kernel, exactly?
And if I go by the 2nd way, why can't I build from Windows?
fterh said:
What is a kernel, exactly?
And if I go by the 2nd way, why can't I build from Windows?
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please make a search for this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel
with kind regards...Alex
fterh said:
How did you get started with ROM development? Are you like a programmer or something? Is it hard to get started? I read this guide to ROM development and it says that before diving right in, it's best to do some app writing to get familiar with the Android system. Hmm...
Just want to pick up some tips so I can develop my own ROM in the future
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i started with a ota based rom :
with the system from klutch or this ota ruu:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=753672
and take the rom.zip (you will see it in user cache of wm [it give a thread for that] if you start the ruu)
now put it to dsixda's HTC Android Kitchen
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246&highlight=HTC+Desire+kitchen
this run also under windows over a virtual machine (linux) also downloadable on the dsixda´s site...if you extract the rom you can make your personal changes
with kind regards...Alex
fterh said:
What is a kernel, exactly?
And if I go by the 2nd way, why can't I build from Windows?
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Sorry, i couldn't resist....... I know, im sooooo childish
Why would you need to make a kernel for Sense? Sense runs on Android, so won't the normal standard kernel work?
Question: Why do you need to work in Linux? Can't you do it in Windows?
fterh said:
Question: Why do you need to work in Linux? Can't you do it in Windows?
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Bump my question.
Desire runs on HTC's fork of Android Kernel, but its source (for FroYo) is not publicly available yet, so you can't build a rom with Sense and all the HTC stuff. And you need Linux for development cause Android is a Linux-based system and it "feels" better in Linux. I think it's possible to compile AOSP on Windows, but it may be even more difficult than installing Linux
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
HI all,
just do a quick port.you can run android 2.3 GINGERBREAD on your Hero now.
but with many many not working hardware.
you can use this as a demo to exprence the UI improvement on android 2.3
the screenshot is in Chinese but the ROM is full language.
not working:
wifi
data/radio
almost all...what a pitty...
but i will do my best to make it work.
hope your guys like it.
Originally Posted by shaverdoff
some people of friendly site 4pda.ru try to flash this rom and have error.. question to author of topic - how you flash it on you device? via m-recovery 162?
I am too lazy to sign the zip file. please sign it before you flash it.in other way you can use ClockWorkMod recovery to flash this pacakge .ClockworkMod Recovery will not verify the signature.
http://bbs.goapk.com/thread-41684-1-1.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/435455200/update_signed.zip
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Thanks Tenfar but my Chinese isn't good enough to sign up and it seems a bit too much effort to learn for a incomplete taster. Looks interesting though.
hi there!
Gingerbread with flykernel
epic!
I recon that if vanila roms had all hardware operational, perhaps with gingerbread it will be the same.
With regards
brat.haneq
flash or not to flash... that is the question! haha
Awesome! Too bad it's in chinese. But I'll consider flashing it to have a look.
Ill definitely flash just not now. At college with 10% battery left why do all the good things happen when I'm stuck here
Sent from my HTC Hero using XDA App
I can try and get the English one posted up, but it's not gonna be supported or likely ever updated. More something to look at, gaze at, and uninstall
google translate will help
To be honest, as nice as it is to see gingerbread running as a proof of concept, I am not sure anyone will bother completing the port.
Don't take this as an attack on the devs, who have done a miraculous job of keeping the Hero relevant in a world of 3.7"+ screens and 1GHz processors. The Hero is just getting too long in the tooth now, and the hardware was very quickly outdated. Most of the people who bought one when it came out will be nearing the end of their contracts (mine is up next March) and I can't see it surviving as long as the G1 did simply because the hardware didn't rely on locked down proprietary drivers like the Hero does.
It was quickly ignored by HTC and superseded by devices of the Nexus spec, and I can't see it being able to cope much longer. It would be a really nice swan song for it to get 2.3 though, nice way to draw a line under it development. I hope someone proves me wrong and there are still talented devs with Hero's as daily devices, but as far as I can tell most of them (if not all) have moved on to bigger and better devices, and who can blame them?
EDIT: I will look at using the framework-res to create a theme for our hero's so we can at least pretend we have Gingerbread
im pretty damn positive someone WILL make a decent port of Gingerbread.
Only a mater of time... lol
some people of friendly site 4pda.ru try to flash this rom and have error.. question to author of topic - how you flash it on you device? via m-recovery 162?
have a bug then try to flash
E:Wrong digest: META-INF/com/google/android/update-script
E:Verification Failed
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shaverdoff said:
some people of friendly site 4pda.ru try to flash this rom and have error.. question to author of topic - how you flash it on you device? via m-recovery 162?
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I am too lazy to sign the zip file. please sign it before you flash it.in other way you can use ClockWorkMod recovery to flash this pacakge .ClockworkMod Recovery will not verify the signature.
If someone upload the file, I will sign it. I can't seem to sign up to the forum so I can't download it.
EDIT: OK so I got signed up, where is the download link?
EDIT2: Found it! Gimme 15 min to download and I will upload a signed version
tenfar said:
I am too lazy to sign the zip file. please sign it before you flash it.in other way you can use ClockWorkMod recovery to flash this pacakge .ClockworkMod Recovery will not verify the signature.
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thanks for rapidly answer but for me is not good idea to flash another recovery.... fix my opinion if i'am wrong
can't wait uploading^))
I've downloaded it, signed it and flashed it and it works, I am uploading to rapidshare now
EDIT: I wouldn't get too excited about it, not only does nothing work (not even USB so I can't sideload anything), but it is laggy as hell. I will try and rip the resources from it though
EDIT2: Here is the signed version http://rapidshare.com/files/435455200/update_signed.zip
with your permition i can upload to my server too, no waiting, and nice and fast.
Unlimited bandwidth to burn! haha
Blimey! Nice to see that it even runs! (I'm guessing its 3.0 not 2.3 which is going to have super stringent hardware requirements)
I do agree with l0st.prophet though. I bought my Hero sim free and I've made a deal with myself and my bank account that I won't upgrade until it's totally obselete. With 2.2 and Google decentralising updates to the OS the Hero should last a bit longer (Hopefully long enough for me to finish my degree and get a job!)
I would love a 2.3 theme though as the look and feel of the new OS is just more pleasent.
can u please upload it on an other server rather than rapidshare
I just broke my Desire, so i have to wait for my insurance company to send me a new one so i can start testing early alpha/beta ROMs on my old Hero
Will test this one for sure when i have it. probably within the next two weeks.
Hi,
Currently i am porting Linux "Ubuntu phablet" to my device Samsung Galaxy TAB A6 10.1 (2016), i have a little progress here.
Currently i was able to do following
- Recompile the kernel and enable video frame buffer
- Build init scripts and create boot.img
- Installed Ubuntu touch on system partition
- Boot to Ubuntu and enable adbd server to be able to continue.
Here you can find a video with my progress h**p://ms.serdit.ro/files/linux-boot-t585.mp4
Best regards,
Marc
Added kernel linux logo
Hi,
For days i was stuck in why those nice penguins are not shown at startup, and voila, i did it....
Here is a nice one
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Hi,
Just to let you know that I have another breakthrough, an init boot menu which can,
- boot installed Linux from system partition
- Reboot in recovery
- reboot
- mount .iso or .img from sdcard and boot from them if contain any OS
Here is a demo
Best regards,
M
I have modified the kernel's fonts to have bigger fonts on text console. This gif is loading very slow....
Help Needed
Hi. I am one of the few who is interested in having linux installd on android devices (Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2016), but there is little forums about this.
I am therefore asking for your help in trying to get this to work. I am trying to install any linux distribution thats available.
As i saw in your video you had something similar to grub bootloader. Can you share it please. B ut most importantly I'd like to know how to get linux installed.
Any necessary information will be greatly accepted.
Thank you in advance and look forward to hearing from you soon.
Hi pops,
Unfortunately there is no complete linux version yet which works on this tablet, i didn't had enough time to complete my port so currently the only thing which works is the boot process of a bare linux with only command line without wifi or mobile data.
The above boot menu is actually a simple program, built by me, which loads an init scripts from desired partition based on an exit code from a loop in the initial init script. It is programmed in C and you need to know how to cross-compile on other platform apps in order to be usable, or to use it as is with precompiled menu.
Basically my linux does not have graphical interface and no peripherals yet and does not have an installable image, with a little progress on android LXC container which is up and running, but nothing tested yet.
Best regards,
Marc
Thank you very mu ch for your quick reply. I understand totally what you said. :good::good:
I believe that this is something that shouldnt be done by only one developer as it may be lots of work.
I know lots about android but not about porting or making custom roms, custom recoveries, or custom kernels. I
If you come up with anything let me know(and who ever it may concern).
Thanks so much again for your reply. :good::good:
Pops
Unfortunately I will not update any of my threads on XDA-Developers websites.
I asked them to remove all my posts and delete my account, but is seems that they did't did that yet.
I will continue to work on my projects but publish the result elsewhere.
Okay but I'd really appreciate if I can stay in the know aboit this so i will leave my contact in order for you to update me. And if you may require any help from my end that wouldn't be. problem.
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://bitly.com/popscommunications
https://popsproductions.wixsite.com/popscommunications
Pops
I will update the http://ms.serdit.ro page with any news i will have, you can check that page regularly if you want, or you can use that to ask anything.
Hi..any new updates
download linl broken
I am terribly sorry, i do not have that device anymore and discontinued the work on it long time ago.
ok, i want test it
pls give link
lentas said:
ok, i want test it
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I don't think i have the source code of my work for this device anymore, as I changed quite a few computers since then and a lot of hard disks. However, i will have a look for them and if I will have them i will upload all of them on my GitHub repos.
ok
lentas said:
ok
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Meanwhile you may want to review the PostmarketOS pages, it seems to have been ported to this tablet, there is a kernel source link as well
wifi is broken from that device on pmos
lentas said:
wifi is broken from that device on pmos
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Even so, is more than i achieved, you can try to fix that.
im not a c++ coder
WELCOME TO
M.A.R.S.
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Since i am supporting a hand full of Devices am i going to handle everything on GitHub to keep the Project centralized and up to date for everyone. Infos and downloads can be gathered over the given Link (Read carefully). XDA is still the place to share and talk about such Projects...
Enjoy!
thx for you hard job .then i wil try it
I tried it, but ran into some problems...
At first I flashed xiaomi.eu_multi_MIMix2_V10.4.2.0.PDECNXM_v10-9.zip and then M.A.R.S.XUAV.19.08.28
Everything looked good, no errors. Then reboot. I can enter SIM PIN but after that, Screen goes on and off. Android Setups pop´s up, 1 step forward and 1 back (and I'm still doing nothing), Screen goes on and off and so on....
ps.: tried it with and without SIM Card... Same behavior.
gitsbash said:
I tried it, but ran into some problems...
At first I flashed xiaomi.eu_multi_MIMix2_V10.4.2.0.PDECNXM_v10-9.zip and then M.A.R.S.XUAV.19.08.28
Everything looked good, no errors. Then reboot. I can enter SIM PIN but after that, Screen goes on and off. Android Setups pop´s up, 1 step forward and 1 back (and I'm still doing nothing), Screen goes on and off and so on....
ps.: tried it with and without SIM Card... Same behavior.
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So i have updated the ReadME and Infos about that. MIUI is a really strange Android Fork and i haven't had the Features working that i think are essential for Me and the Project. That's why i drifted the foucs back to AOSP for now again. I wish i had a Teammate who would make a MIUI Version that lacks of the XUA (Xiaomi Universal AOSP) full feature set, that would mean just to much work for Me right now since i'm already working up to 8Hrs per day on the main Patch... So You flashed XUA which is meant for AOSP. I would recommend You to try Lineage OS or Havoc Official. They run both with the full feature set and without bigger Problems right now (Check GitHub Issues for Bugs).
Hope You will enjoy the expierence! More Updates are coming! BR
Sry, my mistake. Didn't read that ^^
I stay with MIUI because I really like it more than these AOSP Roms.
But I wish you success with this Project. Looks really good.
Greetings from Leipzig
First Users on Discord reported it works on Mi 9 and Mix 2 (Various ROMs). We just had a issue with CPU Loads which will be fixed in V.19.08.29. Everything is super fluid and performing well. Audio is awesome compared to stock or normal AOSP... Really proud of it right now.
I will also move from GitHub to Google Drive and My Homepage since GitHub is problematic in many Views. More Threads for other Devices are coming and i hope the Community will grow fast.
@gitsbash No Problem! You're welcome to give it a try at any time!
Havoc os with mars runs smooth
Miustone said:
WELCOME TO
M.A.R.S.
Miustones Android Restoration Software for Xiaomi Devices can be found here: https://github.com/Miustone/M.A.R.S./blob/master/README.md
Since i am supporting a hand full of Devices am i going to handle everything on GitHub to keep the Project centralized and up to date for everyone. Infos and downloads can be gathered over the given Link (Read carefully). XDA is still the place to share and talk about such Projects...
Enjoy!
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Why don't you upload the flashable zip?
Razor64 said:
Why don't you upload the flashable zip?
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Just Check the Link to My Website on GitHub...
Does absolutely nothing. Malware?
Razor64 said:
Does absolutely nothing. Malware?
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You're obviously a Troll. Keep Your Spam for outside of XDA!
If You want Help , ask another Way...
Yeah right. That's the easiest thing to do because you can't explain how MARS really helps. You throw around too much jargon on what you have done and how it'ssupposed to work. But you have a hard time explaining why we need a software that takes more memory than our ROM to make it fast. Counter-intuitive. What does it actually do?
Razor64 said:
Yeah right. That's the easiest thing to do because you can't explain how MARS really helps. You throw around too much jargon on what you have done and how it'ssupposed to work. But you have a hard time explaining why we need a software that takes more memory than our ROM to make it fast. Counter-intuitive. What does it actually do?
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Maybe take a look at the script and the zip content? It is always easier to blatantly accuse people. It is clear that you are a troll. If it didnt work for you, then you made a mistake as it works for me and other people.
And he explained it already in github page. So stop being a malware.
I just updated to the OTA from a MSM restore of OOS11 (5.x.30) from OB3. (OTA was applied over a non-rooted OOS11 based - updated to 11.0.1.1.IN11AA)
device is a IN2025 (OP8P Global)
noticed quite a few people have had some issues with getting a patched boot.
attached is the boot_b image of my device, pulled and patched with Magisk 21.1
I claim nothing other than what I did. credit is due to the devs involved with the projects used.
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Cool!
Fyi, thread should have been in the Guides forum Section...
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not worth my Time
Will try this on IN2023
Works just fine. ?
What is it? a patched boot img? Shouldn't be in development if it is.
If you're pulling a boot img then it's a boot.img should be the same as patching an extracted boot img
Edit: Aye it's 96MB which is the same as a boot.img
Sólo se necesita la herramienta payload_dumper.
Extraes el archivo que ocupa 2gb aproximadamente de la full rom y sigues los pasos
dladz said:
What is it? a patched boot img? Shouldn't be in development if it is.
If you're pulling a boot img then it's a boot.img should be the same as patching an extracted boot img
Edit: Aye it's 96MB which is the same as a boot.img
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like the title says I guess?
"VERSION stock boot image - magisk patched"? that's pretty hard to mess up - and to be questioned by someone who can read - hell, even the file before you extracted - was telling.
I pulled it because there was nowhere to extract it directly from an OTA - and people were getting antsy for one that was verified from the IN2025 OTA - I am not sure I get your point; would love to discuss how I missed it.
I'm really confused at the effort you guys are putting into trying to define "what something is"; when it's clearly labeled - I agree it's not development, hell, I will agree "it's super easy, barely an inconvenience"- and I should get no thanks for even doing it. but yet the sections do NOT say "only user versions of XXX" - and being patched takes it directly out being a directly something from the OEM - it's not a guide, its' not a question, it's not an app;
it's funny there has been more effort into telling me "the wrong section" - than it took me to help people out, and at least 2 of these people (including the DMs) have spent more time with posts than it took me to personally do this.
I really wasn't expecting anything, and that arguably is why I started doing this stuff 15 years ago; but damn people I didn't expect the most effort to be placed by telling me I did it wrong by people too lazy to do it themselves.
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dr_drache said:
like the title says I guess?
"VERSION stock boot image - magisk patched"? that's pretty hard to mess up - and to be questioned by someone who can read - hell, even the file before you extracted - was telling.
I pulled it because there was nowhere to extract it directly from an OTA - and people were getting antsy for one that was verified from the IN2025 OTA - I am not sure I get your point; would love to discuss how I missed it.
I'm really confused at the effort you guys are putting into trying to define "what something is"; when it's clearly labeled - I agree it's not development, hell, I will agree "it's super easy, barely an inconvenience"- and I should get no thanks for even doing it. but yet the sections do NOT say "only user versions of XXX" - and being patched takes it directly out being a directly something from the OEM - it's not a guide, its' not a question, it's not an app;
it's funny there has been more effort into telling me "the wrong section" - than it took me to help people out, and at least 2 of these people (including the DMs) have spent more time with posts than it took me to personally do this.
I really wasn't expecting anything, and that arguably is why I started doing this stuff 15 years ago; but damn people I didn't expect the most effort to be placed by telling me I did it wrong by people too lazy to do it themselves.
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Ok no need to get your back up, point I'm trying to say is that you've pulled a file from an OTA this is as it stands. It's not something you've created or "developed" yourself so in my opinion it should not be in the "development" section of this forum. It should be in guides/ discussion where the other "pulled" files are, including my own.
It's great you've done this and took the time to, I personally run the UK version of the phone so in no way would i see fit to thank you for your trouble as it does not help me in any way, that fact won't change in the future as I won't be getting the same phone you have.
Furthermore I'm not lazy don't presume to tell me that I am.
I've written lots of guides as well as provided the files and the process as well as the programs so people can do it themselves, as well as supported each and every user who has asked for support and I continue to do so.
Please get your facts straight before pointing your finger and taking the moral high ground.
To confirm, I think it's great you're sharing, I just don't believe it belongs in this section, that is all I meant.
Perhaps you don't get the fact that people check the development section periodically through the day and to see a new thread pop up it's usually an indication of a new ROM or kernel, to then see something that doesn't belong there can get annoying.
Ok?
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I've learned my lesson
I'm going to leave this here -
Development Forums (ones with the word development in the title) - For Developers to post release threads e.g. ROMs and Kernels including modifications to kernels, bootloaders, ROMs, etc., as well as R&D development discussion threads designed with an end goal
Thread closed on request of OP @dr_drache!