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Hi,
I am trying to install "V6_SuperCharger_for_Android-Update9_RC5.2.sh.pdf" on my rooted and unlocked arc with .62fw. I have busybox version of 1.19.4 and have the supercharger file on root of sdcard. when i run the script manager and try to run, it says
V6_SuperCharger_for_Android-Update9_RC5.2.sh.pdf
sh:applet not found.
I have the .tar file for busybox v1.18.2 but i am not able to install it.
Please advise.
Rgds,
Rxhy
Remove the .pdf extension of the file and run it again via Script Manager.
try busybox installer from the market
I tried it but dint work.I tried by renaming it to .txt but no luck...
rexhyd said:
I tried it but dint work.I tried by renaming it to .txt but no luck...
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Delete.pdf
So it ends in .sh
Use script manager to run
Stick a widget on home screen
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I have done that..uninstalled and again downloaded..but not working..
Am is missing something?
rexhyd said:
I tried it but dint work.I tried by renaming it to .txt but no luck...
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Your file name should be like
V6_SuperCharger_for_Android-Update9_RC5.2.sh
You must have that .sh file extension
Or better yet, download the RC6.9 version of the supercharger
And don't forget to touch the image above the 'Su' in Script Manager
Have u give the script SU permission?
Sent from my LT18i using xda premium
Hi,
Tried just now..but dint work..
I have busybox v1.18.2 as tar file..how to load it?
Thnx,
RxHy
Thanks...
I have the 6.9 version as well..and my file name ends with .sh after deleting the .pdf.
but i got the same result..applet not found.
"And don't forget to touch the image above the 'Su' in Script Manager"
what is this? I dint notice any Su or image...
Sorry: I got it. The image is for root...
rexhyd said:
Thanks...
I have the 6.9 version as well..and my file name ends with .sh after deleting the .pdf.
but i got the same result..applet not found.
"And don't forget to touch the image above the 'Su' in Script Manager"
what is this? I dint notice any Su or image...
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First of all, You must be rooted to use the script.
Second, Download ScriptManager from market, free app will do the job.
After installing it,when you rum the app for the first time,it will ask you to "browse as root".You must check the box and then a proceed.You will get some pop-ups and click ok/yes and keep moving till the app gets loaded.
Now, browse to the folder where you have kept the script and open it.
The script manager will open a pop-up and there you must select "run as root" or select "SU" icon and then run the script.
Follow the instructions from the script and then your phone should get SuperCharged!!
Hi,
I was able to install Supercharger finally
I dint find the exact problem..seems there is some issue with the script manager..i totally uninstalled and installed the app almost 12 times..
The process is simple and there is step by step guide on this forum..Really a big THANKS to all the experts there...
Regards,
RxHy
Have to reinstall this script if i upgrade the kernel or rom?
Coolgoly said:
Have to reinstall this script if i upgrade the kernel or rom?
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If you update the rom then you must reinstall the script.
And for kernel only?
ZipIT and Supercharger V6
Hi,
Can use both ZipIT script and Supercharger together?
I want to increase the Battery performance...
Heres a thing ive been wondering for a while...how does the widget actually work? What does it show?
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Hi all,
Can someone point out what is wrong with this updater script?
vaibhavknockout said:
Hi all,
Can someone point out what is wrong with this updater script?
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I can tell you what is wrong with this thread, it belongs in Q&A.
Luckily, I took care of that for you.
Secondly, I don't know if there are more mistakes, but this line:
Code:
package_extract_file("boot.img", "/tmp/boot.img");write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img", "boot");
is for flashing kernel via recovery which is not possible with Xperia phones.
What are you trying to do and what error does recovery give?
iridaki said:
I can tell you what is wrong with this thread, it belongs in Q&A.
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LOLMAX!
iridaki said:
I can tell you what is wrong with this thread, it belongs in Q&A.
Luckily, I took care of that for you.
Secondly, I don't know if there are more mistakes, but this line:
Code:
package_extract_file("boot.img", "/tmp/boot.img");write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img", "boot");
is for flashing kernel via recovery which is not possible with Xperia phones.
What are you trying to do and what error does recovery give?
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Sorry madam for posting this in wrong thread. How stupid of me........I am trying to learn writing updater scripts and I am modifying CM9's script to do that. Recovery gives me Error 6. I am modifying this in notepad++, I had already checked for newline characters. Since I am a newbie in porting and stuff, I don't even know whether I need to make a new update-binary for every change I make in updater-script. I searched for hours on google about this problem but with no sucess. I never felt this miserable...
Sorry again for the wrong section.
vaibhavknockout said:
Sorry madam for posting this in wrong thread. How stupid of me........I am trying to learn writing updater scripts and I am modifying CM9's script to do that. Recovery gives me Error 6. I am modifying this in notepad++, I had already checked for newline characters. Since I am a newbie in porting and stuff, I don't even know whether I need to make a new update-binary for every change I make in updater-script. I searched for hours on google about this problem but with no sucess. I never felt this miserable...
Sorry again for the wrong section.
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First of all, there is much more to updater-script than you appear to have knowledge of, and I am only saying this to point you to the right direction.
You need to do a little reading in order to really understand what each line does.
Otherwise, chances are, you will not be able to make a bootable ROM.
Update-binary does not need any changing though.
You should not feel miserable, just search and look in the right places.
iridaki said:
First of all, there is much more to updater-script than you appear to have knowledge of, and I am only saying this to point you to the right direction.
You need to do a little reading in order to really understand what each line does.
Otherwise, chances are, you will not be able to make a bootable ROM.
Update-binary does not need any changing though.
You should not feel miserable, just search and look in the right places.
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I read the link you gave, it is informative indeed. But still doesn't solve my problem. The link is for syntax used in update-scripts. Since I am a Perl programmer by hobby, I do understand quite a lot of those commands in both update-script and updater-script and correct syntax associated with them (mostly based on linux). My questions are -
1. Do we have to write an update-script or an updater-script to flash a zip?
2. Updater-script is associated with an update-binary. What is it's role? Can we copy it from anywhere? If yes, then why is this binary encoded file of different size?
3. Can I write an update-script and use kitchen to convert it to updater-script? If yes, then why is kitchen giving me padded zeroes at the end of updater script?
4. If my build.prop has "ro.product.device="anzu"" and if my updater-script asserts for it using correct syntax, then why on earth is recovery giving me error 6 at the assert step?
5. If I don't have a file (say /system/lib/hw/abc) and if my updater-script calls it (say symlink toolbox /system/lib/hw/abc), then will the updater-script execution fail completely or does it skip it and move forward?
6. How would I know whether I can write boot image in xperia phones or not? Is there any list?
So in sum, I know and have found many guides to write syntax in updater-script and update-script but I couldn't find any guide which could explain all the above question clearly. Since android community (especially at xda) believes in helping out each other, I am astonished by the fact that what is the purpose of keeping this secrecy in instructions on how to make a proper bootable zip or port a ROM. I wanted to learn all this so that I could bridge this gap of knowledge like I did with my Namaste guide.
PS: You have something with colors. You have an elegant way of choosing colors in things as complex as themes and as trivial as fonts. I am a fan.
Ciao,
Vaibhav
vaibhavknockout said:
1. Do we have to write an update-script or an updater-script to flash a zip?
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update-script is for "Amend Scripting" used in CWM prior to 3.0. update-script (and binary associated) is for "Edify Scripting" used in CWM 3.0 +. Both have different syntax. Basically use updater-script as it is latest.
vaibhavknockout said:
2. Updater-script is associated with an update-binary. What is it's role? Can we copy it from anywhere? If yes, then why is this binary encoded file of different size?
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As mentioned above! updater script requires update-binary to work as all functions are defined in the binary.
vaibhavknockout said:
3. Can I write an update-script and use kitchen to convert it to updater-script? If yes, then why is kitchen giving me padded zeroes at the end of updater script?
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Yes, you can! Probably kitchen's converter is messed-up. You can manually remove the zeroes.
vaibhavknockout said:
4. If my build.prop has "ro.product.device="anzu"" and if my updater-script asserts for it using correct syntax, then why on earth is recovery giving me error 6 at the assert step?
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What error is it giving? Also, make sure to use the correct update-binary as there are different versions floating around.
vaibhavknockout said:
5. If I don't have a file (say /system/lib/hw/abc) and if my updater-script calls it (say symlink toolbox /system/lib/hw/abc), then will the updater-script execution fail completely or does it skip it and move forward?
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Yet to try!
vaibhavknockout said:
6. How would I know whether I can write boot image in xperia phones or not? Is there any list?
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boot image cannot be written in recovery for all Xperia phones. Basically boot partition is locked when phone is turned on, in all Xperia phones.
ameer1234567890 said:
update-script is for "Amend Scripting" used in CWM prior to 3.0. update-script (and binary associated) is for "Edify Scripting" used in CWM 3.0 +. Both have different syntax. Basically use updater-script as it is latest.
As mentioned above! updater script requires update-binary to work as all functions are defined in the binary.
Yes, you can! Probably kitchen's converter is messed-up. You can manually remove the zeroes.
What error is it giving? Also, make sure to use the correct update-binary as there are different versions floating around.
Yet to try!
boot image cannot be written in recovery for all Xperia phones. Basically boot partition is locked when phone is turned on, in all Xperia phones.
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Thanks for answering some of my doubts and clearing the difference between update-script and updater-script. Your pointing my attention towards update-binary and it's importance caused me to read in that direction and ultimately solving it. It turns out that update-binaries are made chipset specific and if we don't use mogami specific update-binary (e.g. from CM9 for xperia arc), then assert check will fail. Hope this will help a lot of people.
PS: And this time I will try and compile another guide (like Namaste guide) to explain making flashable update.zip's, avoiding the commonly followed syntax part and focusing more on importance and functions of each component in the process.
Cheers,
Vaibhav
Hi,
i 'm an archos user since not so long Thanks to the community I managed to install sde and root my device.
I have been lately searching for a tutorial or guide on how to cook a custom firmware, but I couldn't find such info.
Can someone write one for us newbies of Android and archos?
What I'm looking for is how to create the archos. ext4. update file from. aos and how to install busybox root etc..
thanks
adonix said:
Hi,
i 'm an archos user since not so long Thanks to the community I managed to install sde and root my device.
I have been lately searching for a tutorial or guide on how to cook a custom firmware, but I couldn't find such info.
Can someone write one for us newbies of Android and archos?
What I'm looking for is how to create the archos. ext4. update file from. aos and how to install busybox root etc..
thanks
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Hi There,
Like most things on XDA, we've already covered it and the search is very much you're friend , However heres some links which sould help you on your way [HOWTO] Unpack and repack stock firmware, works also for gen8 and [HOW TO] Root, Install Busybox and SuperCharge your G9 These guides are on pages 4-5 of this section you might to work on that "searching" technique
Hi trevd and thanks for your reply.
I did find these links before i posted my request.
The first one provides tools for Gen8 and supposedly compatible with Gen9. But as i read through the thread, it seems to be dealing with a squashfs partition and not ext4 like the one we're using. So it confused me.
The second one shows how to install busybox. But how is it possible to do the same thing directly on the mounted ext4 partition?
Thanks
You can also use my update/modify script as base:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735790&highlight=script
Quallenauge said:
You can also use my update/modify script as base:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735790&highlight=script
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Thank you Quallenauge for your help.
i've tried the script, but it's not working properly at step 4. It seems that it's unable to mount the file to the loop. I'm using ubuntu x64. any idea?
Code:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop1,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg | tail or so
Thanks
Quallenauge said:
You can also use my update/modify script as base:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735790&highlight=script
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Which version of linux did you use? letama's unpackAOS doesn't work on Lubuntu 12.10 even when I install correct version of libcrypto. So I tried Xubuntu 12.04 and your script works fine. Thank you for the script.
stevemp said:
Which version of linux did you use? letama's unpackAOS doesn't work on Lubuntu 12.10 even when I install correct version of libcrypto. So I tried Xubuntu 12.04 and your script works fine. Thank you for the script.
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I use ubuntu 12.04 x64. Any idea?
root
adonix said:
I use ubuntu 12.04 x64. Any idea?
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Unpack ExtractAOS.tar.bz2
cd ExtractAOS
copy firmware_archos_it4.aos to dl directory
I use terminal as root.
Type sudo -i in terminal then your password.
Then ./unpackAOS Do step 1 to 5 options, check archos_update_folder to see if firmware unpacked. Make your mods now, do the rest of steps.
1) clean
2) downloadPackages
3) setupBuildDir
4) createExt4Image
5) unpackAOS
6) copyAOSData
7) addSuperuser addBusyBox
8) finish
Thanks for the reply stevemp.
i'm doing the exact same steps but it fails at 4 while trying to mount the ext4 image.
I tried the same steps in OpenSuse and it seems to be working. I'm not sure if everything is getting extracted, but i'll check that.
Since the created update file is 512MB, is there a way to trim the unused space prior to flashing?
Thanks.
change image size
adonix said:
Thanks for the reply stevemp.
i'm doing the exact same steps but it fails at 4 while trying to mount the ext4 image.
I tried the same steps in OpenSuse and it seems to be working. I'm not sure if everything is getting extracted, but i'll check that.
Since the created update file is 512MB, is there a way to trim the unused space prior to flashing?
Thanks.
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Just change the size in unpackAOS script.
# Image size in MByte
EXT4_IMAGE_SIZE=512
hello ,
how can i remove starting verizon logo??? and i don,t want any other logos,
i just need like stock samsung boot, for note 4
remember i have not .zip file in media folder
Mr Hassan said:
hello ,
how can i remove starting verizon logo??? and i don,t want any other logos,
i just need like stock samsung boot, for note 4
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You can use a app like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tkstudio.sboot to change boot animation or some ROMS like jasmine rom 7.0 have the original samsung logo boot sequence, for the app to work you need root and read carefully before doing anything. Hope this helps.
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You can use a app like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tkstudio.sboot to change boot animation or some ROMS like jasmine rom 7.0 have the original samsung logo boot sequence, for the app to work you need root and read carefully before doing anything. Hope this helps.
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thanks brother for reply i fixed this problem, now i,m in another project , i successfully extract the system,img,ext file,,,,now i edited somethings,
now i want to create again in same file, img,ext4
have you any idea about it?
Mr Hassan said:
thanks brother for reply i fixed this problem, now i,m in another project , i successfully extract the system,img,ext file,,,,now i edited somethings,
now i want to create again in same file, img,ext4
have you any idea about it?
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Well if you mean like accessing and editing system files I'm not how to do edit them but I know that you can use a app like root explore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.explorer that's the free version the paid one is $3.99 in the US. With that you can move and add files to system folder you can edit permission of files and things of that nature.
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Well if you mean like accessing and editing system files I'm not how to do edit them but I know that you can use a app like root explore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.explorer that's the free version the paid one is $3.99 in the US. With that you can move and add files to system folder you can edit permission of files and things of that nature.
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ok brother thanks alot,
but i,m talking about stock rom, i already extracted and edit now its need to repack again
Mr Hassan said:
ok brother thanks alot,
but i,m talking about stock rom, i already extracted and edit now its need to repack again
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Ah ok, so I found these two threads related to the subject one is for repackaging ODIN files if your using a Samsung: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2549712&page=5 and the other is a general tutorial on custom roms https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2195858 Also this article covers mostly everything about creating and installing ROMS http://lazydroid.com/2011/03/howto-repack-and-sign-rom-image-update-zip-files/ I hope this information helps I do not know much about creating or repackaging roms
-spektor- said:
Ah ok, so I found these two threads related to the subject one is for repackaging ODIN files if your using a Samsung: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2549712&page=5 and the other is a general tutorial on custom roms https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2195858 Also this article covers mostly everything about creating and installing ROMS http://lazydroid.com/2011/03/howto-repack-and-sign-rom-image-update-zip-files/ I hope this information helps I do not know much about creating or repackaging roms
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ok again thanks,
i,m in samsung note 4 , and i found lot of threads to repack but not success, coz i,m counfuse about where i start?
and how, is that need just system folder or all file like hidden ,cache etc etc
Mr Hassan said:
ok again thanks,
i,m in samsung note 4 , and i found lot of threads to repack but not success, coz i,m counfuse about where i start?
and how, is that need just system folder or all file like hidden ,cache etc etc
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Well system file is where all the data and software is at basically everything visible on the phone. Maybe this article could help it deals with modifying samsung rom and flashing it. If you want to read more on it here's the link: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/85703/modifying-samsung-rom-and-flashing-it-on-a-device if you wanted to remove apps or add custom apps to your phone you would modify system file.
But what I thought was important was this;
(I did not write this thread)
< "You should be able to use an archive program on PC and recompress to .tar, .gz, and others. Dont forget to re-sign the archive. Keep a copy of your untouched ROM until you have the modified ROM tested and running.
The ROMs are signed with a signature. When repacking if they don't get signed they will fail in flashing. This link will help explain it.
So basically after downloading the firmware you have to rename it so you can extract the files, change them as you need, recompress them again and re-sign them, so you can flash them using Odin." >
This thread was dealing with modifying CM rom;
< "There are multiple solutions available:
Re-Zip the Image
Advantage: You do it once, and can use the resulting image for multiple devices. That's what I did with CM7.2 for my Milestone 2. Easy enough to do:
create a temporary (empty) folder
unzip the zip file to it
remove unwanted *.apk files from /system/apps (be careful of what you remove, of course)
zip up the directory contents again
Using a graphical ZIP manager (like WinZip or the like), steps would be even easier:
open the zip file with the archive manager
remove the unwanted .apk files
if the ZIP manager requires it, save the manipulated zip
Manually cleanup after flashing, using the shell
This is what ce4 recommended in the comments. It requires you using a terminal emulator on your device:
Flash the image as-is
remove superfluous stuff from the system partition by hand (like rm /system/big/junk/example.mp4)
Manually cleanup after flashing, using other tools
Almost the same as the previous method, but a bit more user-friendly. Disadvantage: this won't do for superflous ringtones and the like:
Flash the image as-is
Use a tool like Titanium Backup or Root Uninstaller to remove unwanted system apps" >
Edit: this link explains the signature of the file: (from google) https://code.google.com/archive/p/zip-signer/
-spektor- said:
Well system file is where all the data and software is at basically everything visible on the phone. Maybe this article could
Edit: this link explains the signature of the file: (from google) https://code.google.com/archive/p/zip-signer/
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yes brother i want to remove some apps,. in system
even some edits in bulid prop
and after repack it for odin , thats it,
i create zip and trying to install the via twrp, during installation in end its give some error like this
setup finish with error 7 etc etc
so i reboot ,.....its reboot normal but after boot base band is unknown
i,m working on verizon devise.
in very simple words i,m trying to create rom without verizon apps and some more edits
and that all work in stock rom
Mr Hassan said:
yes brother i want to remove some apps,. in system
even some edits in bulid prop
and after repack it for odin , thats it,
i create zip and trying to install the via twrp, during installation in end its give some error like this
setup finish with error 7 etc etc
so i reboot ,.....its reboot normal but after boot base band is unknown
i,m working on verizon devise.
in very simple words i,m trying to create rom without verizon apps and some more edits
and that all work in stock rom
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Ok so I may have found a solution for you it requires a pc and to download a program. You'll need your rom and any apps you would like to insert into it. The program is as simple as right click and delete for any apps you want to remove. The program is made by a developer on XDA named "_Logie" here's the link to the Web page: http://m.tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/how-to-add-or-remove-apps-from-a-custom-rom-101986.html and the link to the program is on there or here's the direct link: http://www.solidfiles.com/d/da2dd6335d/
This program compiles the ROM into a .zip if you have TWRP recovery you could do a backup of your previous rom before flashing your current one because you'll have to completely wipe every main partition before flashing new rom to ensure you don't run into problems
Edit: backup system, data, and cache because those are the ones you'll need to wipe also before wiping them just in case I would remove any password that locks your phone because if you try to flash a new rom and fails and your left with the recovery file it'll mess up the password, fingerprints will be forget and backup password will be unchangeable and will require a factory reset to be able to change it.
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Who its looking cool. I'll try tomorrow
But for now brother i want to know its remove the apps. OK and what about bulid.prop? I need to edit it also. And after edit i don't want root anymore .after edit i need in tar format
I know you think I'm made but i know it's possible
Mr Hassan said:
Who its looking cool. I'll try tomorrow
But for now brother i want to know its remove the apps. OK and what about bulid.prop? I need to edit it also. And after edit i don't want root anymore .after edit i need in tar format
I know you think I'm made but i know it's possible
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For build.prop maybe this app could help https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.apps.build.prop.editor sorry for lack of knowledge on this subject I've never had to repack a rom before.
-spektor- said:
For build.prop maybe this app could help https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.apps.build.prop.editor sorry for lack of knowledge on this subject I've never had to repack a rom before.
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Ok apps done
Bulid done
Now final thing need . repack in ext4 format
I'll check these things tomorrow
-spektor- said:
For build.prop maybe this app could help https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.apps.build.prop.editor sorry for lack of knowledge on this subject I've never had to repack a rom before.
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brother did you found anything for repack ext4 img?
Mr Hassan said:
brother did you found anything for repack ext4 img?
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Have you tried this guide? https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1588461
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Have you tried this guide? https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1588461
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yes but its for linux , and for window 99% unsuccessfully rates , have you try in window ? this ?
now i,m in next step if you have the time so kindly share your experience
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/repack-img-giving-error-odin-invalid-t3577719
Hmmmmm ? I think you want to change the boot animation (white Verizon logo red background? ) if so your gonna need to either need to flash a pre-made zip with Flashfire (can't seem to get it to apply from twrp) or your gonna need to manually copy into the appropriate directory (mount system directory r/w copy then change permissions of the file you copied to 644 and reboot) presumably with a root explorer though doable from terminal
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-spektor- said:
Ok so I may have found a solution for you it requires a pc and to download a program. You'll need your rom and any apps you would like to insert into it. The program is as simple as right click and delete for any apps you want to remove. The program is made by a developer on XDA named "_Logie" here's the link to the Web page: http://m.tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/how-to-add-or-remove-apps-from-a-custom-rom-101986.html and the link to the program is on there or here's the direct link: http://www.solidfiles.com/d/da2dd6335d/
This program compiles the ROM into a .zip if you have TWRP recovery you could do a backup of your previous rom before flashing your current one because you'll have to completely wipe every main partition before flashing new rom to ensure you don't run into problems
Edit: backup system, data, and cache because those are the ones you'll need to wipe also before wiping them just in case I would remove any password that locks your phone because if you try to flash a new rom and fails and your left with the recovery file it'll mess up the password, fingerprints will be forget and backup password will be unchangeable and will require a factory reset to be able to change it.
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Try flashing with flasfire enabling the option mount system r/w and use common paths (probably not necessary but won't hurt) I have had difficulty getting anything other than ROM and gapps to apply from twrp but flashfire seems to work . I'm thinking its due to the fact that flashfire flashes after boot loader and then resets prior to os load.
I'm trying to install gapps aroma package as it have ability to select app i wanna install according to my need but it juts makes twrp reboot to recovery and this time it fails to mount some partiotions...then i have to manually boot into recovdery again, is there any option to make aroma package compatible, or i'd have to install any other package??
Found out about gapps-config, so solved now...
kqixs said:
Found out about gapps-config, so solved now...
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Also crashing here. But how to make that file?
The AndroidGuy said:
Also crashing here. But how to make that file?
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Just creat a .txt file with that name and follow the instructions, what i did was, copied all the text available and put '#' in fron of the lines i wanted to be ignored during installation, this thing is pretty easy, just read about it and follow the instructions...but still if there would something you'd need help in, you can ask...
kqixs said:
Just creat a .txt file with that name and follow the instructions, what i did was, copied all the text available and put '#' in fron of the lines i wanted to be ignored during installation, this thing is pretty easy, just read about it and follow the instructions...but still if there would something you'd need help in, you can ask...
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Yeah I did tried. But.. didn't worked can you show some screenshots or any other texts. I'd created but it installed only swypelibs, translate, and search, From super package.
The AndroidGuy said:
Yeah I did tried. But.. didn't worked can you show some screenshots or any other texts. I'd created but it installed only swypelibs, translate, and search, From super package.
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Here's the file that i use, according to what i need, just remove/put '#' in front of the lines you want to be ignored and the rest will be read and used during installation....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19-JC0vEKZERTVplAEQMsan-bMH7Ft_bb/view?usp=drivesdk
kqixs said:
Here's the file that i use, according to what i need, just remove/put '#' in front of the lines you want to be ignored and the rest will be read and used during installation....
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19-JC0vEKZERTVplAEQMsan-bMH7Ft_bb/view?usp=drivesdk
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So where to place this txt file to make it work?