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[Q] Create ODIN backup with CWM Backup(nandroid backup)

Hello All friend is possible to make odin install package from CWM (Nandroid backup) ??
if yes
please any one guide me .................
I'm Waiting For Great Great Great Reply..........

manoranjan2050 said:
Hello All friend is possible to make odin install package from CWM (Nandroid backup) ??
if yes
please any one guide me .................
I'm Waiting For Great Great Great Reply..........
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no, not really, because Nandroid backs up the /system and /data partitions on filesystem basis, but Odin requires raw partition images.
It can be done by some ADB shell command or by writing a CMW zip by dd-ing the boot, system, data and cache partitions, and tar-ing it into proper format.
Busybox and root required...

i need
oh i need it b,coz my galaxy y duos after brick(install custom kernel) i'm installed ur package S6102 DDLA3 (great thanks for it my dear friend).......
now my device don't support kies for updating new firmware update also device software update not working......
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1640499
but my friend device now 2-3 update S6102 DDLD3 so i backed up using CWM if is it possible its really helping me ....................

If I understand well, Your friend's mobile is on stock ROM, and/or updated via KIES.
Then query the following data from your friend's mobile:
From dialer *#1234# current software versions, and PCODE from *2767*4387264636# !
If these are ok, then you can check the firmware available for download at
http://fus.nanzen.se. if yes, You can make your own pack by SplitFUS2 (in my sig)
If got any difficulties, post the info (SW ver and PCODE) here, and we'll help...!

PDA S6102DDLD4
PHONE S6102DDLD4
CSC S6102ODDLD2
PCODE GT-S6102SKAINU
DEVICE INFO
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Doky73 said:
no, not really, because Nandroid backs up the /system and /data partitions on filesystem basis, but Odin requires raw partition images.
It can be done by some ADB shell command or by writing a CMW zip by dd-ing the boot, system, data and cache partitions, and tar-ing it into proper format.
Busybox and root required...
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So with adb shell in cygwin or terminal emulator we can create file to install via odin with dd command and create tar file?
Yup i always read your thread sir so i know where the boot,data,cache,and system in device.
Sory for my bad english

savie said:
So with adb shell in cygwin or terminal emulator we can create file to install via odin with dd command and create tar file?
Yup i always read your thread sir so i know where the boot,data,cache,and system in device.
Sory for my bad english
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yes friend plz guide me step by step how to do it...........
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manoranjan2050 said:
PDA S6102DDLD4
PHONE S6102DDLD4
CSC S6102ODDLD2
PCODE GT-S6102SKAINU
DEVICE INFO
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last question, your PCODE is also the same?
PCODE GT-S6102SKAINU
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savie said:
So with adb shell in cygwin or terminal emulator we can create file to install via odin with dd command and create tar file?
Yup i always read your thread sir so i know where the boot,data,cache,and system in device.
Sory for my bad english
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- cygwin not required for this
- adb and terminal emulator is not preferably, because when you have ADB access, then your Androd is currently running, and there are a lot of open processes, files etc.
- most preferred way is to write a recovery script to dd and tar the required images.
If I had more time I would write it... maybe one day... ;-)

yes
Doky73 said:
last question, your PCODE is also the same?
PCODE GT-S6102SKAINU
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Yes My PCODE is same.............. GT-S6102SKAINU

- cygwin not required for this
- adb and terminal emulator is not preferably, because when you have ADB access, then your Androd is currently running, and there are a lot of open processes, files etc.
- most preferred way is to write a recovery script to dd and tar the required images.
If I had more time I would write it... maybe one day... ;-)
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i'm waiting for great guide any time u free time please guide me step by step....

Doky73 said:
last question, your PCODE is also the same?
PCODE GT-S6102SKAINU
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- cygwin not required for this
- adb and terminal emulator is not preferably, because when you have ADB access, then your Androd is currently running, and there are a lot of open processes, files etc.
- most preferred way is to write a recovery script to dd and tar the required images.
If I had more time I would write it... maybe one day... ;-)
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Oh so we can do in recovery mode. Sound interest since i've try to learn about syntax in updater-script but i'm not proggramer and newbie in android so need more time to learn and hope you have time to write tutorial sir. thanks.

[GUIDE] How to extract system files from stock firmware

Ok, so I know many users are looking forward to create a custom rom. Where are you gonna get the system files from? Sure you can get it from a CWM backup. You can also extract the system files and the respective kernel from PDA.tar. Sure everyone knows it's in there but very few exactly know how to extract them. The system files are in the file "system.img".
So the 1st step is to open the PDA.tar using 7-zip and extract the system.img to a particular folder.
Download sgs2toext4.jar from attachment. It's a .jar file created by dphrozen to convert .img files to .ext4.img. Place that file anywhere in C:\ and then open the Command Prompt. In the command prompt, set the directory to the folder where sgs2toext4.jar is placed. Then type this command :-
Code:
java -jar sgs2toext4.jar
A window will open which is gonna ask you to drop the .img file in it. Simply drag the system.img to the window and the process of converting it to system.ext4.img will start. After the process is complete, you'll find system.ext4.img file in the same folder where your system.img file was placed.
Now, download Linux Reader. Install and then open it. At top left, go to Drives -> Mount Image. A window will open up. Browse to system.ext4.img and select it.
That's it! Now you can view all the system files. Export all of them to a particular folder. After exporting, you'll see an extension .efs.ntfs at the end of each file. Just delete that extension and you're good to go!

Thnx! Reserved
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So if i extract system files and boot.img from dxlf1 and create it into a flashable zip will it work! On other firmwares?!
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humaid.locastic said:
Thnx! Reserved
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So if i extract system files and boot.img from dxlf1 and create it into a flashable zip will it work! On other firmwares?!
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Yeah.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**

anasdcool71 said:
Yeah.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**
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when i type in that java-jar code it gives me this error
C:\ext4>java -jar sgs2toext4.jar
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

humaid.locastic said:
when i type in that java-jar code it gives me this error
C:\ext4>java -jar sgs2toext4.jar
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
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Install JDK first. Java Development Kit.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**

anasdcool71 said:
Install JDK first. Java Development Kit.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**
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ahh forget it i downloaded a software winimage! just extracted system.img file from pda and then with the software extracted all the files of system.img!! didnt even get into all that cmd trouble!

humaid.locastic said:
ahh forget it i downloaded a software winimage! just extracted system.img file from pda and then with the software extracted all the files of system.img!! didnt even get into all that cmd trouble!
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Really? Because i had tried winimage and it didn't work.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**

It worked like s charm for me!! And it was easy as abc
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humaid.locastic said:
It worked like s charm for me!! And it was easy as abc
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any proof? screenshot?

Lol will post a pic tmrrw
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I don't think it worked with winimage. System.img is different from other .img files.
**Men have become the tools of their tools**

theoritically, yes. the image file is written on rfs filesystem. sadly, this rfs is different with linux's rfs. samsung developed their own filesytem and use it on their own device. this filesystem is closed one and never used by anyone/anything outside samsung.

It damn worked
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then prove it..i've tried using winimage and several apps. it doesn't work. It was on march, when i tried to build my first custom rom.
I'm just curious how did you do that.

What should be in the pic?!
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the screen showing you opening the file with winimage.

Here u go....srry for being late!! I was too lazy to reply
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Cant you use poweriso? well it is also working.

Hidden.img shows:
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
hidden.img 32B 0B/s
endless....

this use to extrack it to ext4 file system or rfs file system? the file u provide is to convert it to ext4 which is the default sgs2 file system and not sgy file system...
owh i get it u copy this from sgs2 thread right?
edit: adb pull system to sdcard is much easier i think
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Looking for Android v4.0 ROM

Hello,
I am looking for original ROM Android version 4.0 or something.
I was searching it but I didn't found.
Actually I have 4.1.1 and I need older version because have to check how will be work my dock station (HTC CR S650) with older versions.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
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drali500 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975140
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Thanks mate.
I don't understand step #5. What does it mean "copy the boot.img in the folder that you prefer"?
1- Go into Recover (CWM) and Mount USB
2- Now From your PC create a folder in the root of the storage and call it "clockworkmod"
3- In the "clockworkmod" folder create another folder named "backup"
4- Extract the .zip file in that folder (do not change the name of the folder extracted cause it could give md5sum problems)(also the folder name must not have any space between words)
5- Before continuing on the phone, open that folder from the pc and copy the boot.img in the folder that you prefer
6- Reboot phone into Fastboot mode and flash the boot.img by typing
Code:
fastboot flash boot path/to/boot.img
7- Reboot the phone into Recovery again
8- Go to Backup & Restore> restore> and here choose the folder previously extracted, and that's it

ZaKooN said:
Thanks mate.
I don't understand step #5. What does it mean "copy the boot.img in the folder that you prefer"?
1- Go into Recover (CWM) and Mount USB
2- Now From your PC create a folder in the root of the storage and call it "clockworkmod"
3- In the "clockworkmod" folder create another folder named "backup"
4- Extract the .zip file in that folder (do not change the name of the folder extracted cause it could give md5sum problems)(also the folder name must not have any space between words)
5- Before continuing on the phone, open that folder from the pc and copy the boot.img in the folder that you prefer
6- Reboot phone into Fastboot mode and flash the boot.img by typing
Code:
fastboot flash boot path/to/boot.img
7- Reboot the phone into Recovery again
8- Go to Backup & Restore> restore> and here choose the folder previously extracted, and that's it
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That means to copy it in a folder from which you will perform step 6. To make your life easier, I usually copy it in the same folder where I keep fastboot and adb files.
In that case you should only type:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Good luck! :good:

[email protected]|-|oR said:
That means to copy it in a folder from which you will perform step 6. To make your life easier, I usually copy it in the same folder where I keep fastboot and adb files.
In that case you should only type:
Good luck! :good:
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And when I want to back to my original Android (had made nand backup) I just doing the same but with mine files?

ZaKooN said:
And when I want to back to my original Android (had made nand backup) I just doing the same but with mine files?
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Which nandroid you have?
4.1.1?
If so, then yes, repeat the procedure once again with your bakup to return to Jelly Bean.
One more thing, make sure that the nandroid you download is named with date and time (something like "2013-01-28.08.49.48"), otherwise you will face md5 issue. There is a solution for that, too, but I don't know if you would do it.
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Here you are, the full explanation is HERE.
In particular check this explanation:
What if i get MD5 Mismatch?
type in teminal:
Code:
adb shell
# cd /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/Name_of_the_nandbackup_folder
# rm nandroid.md5
# md5sum *img > nandroid.md5
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[email protected]|-|oR said:
Which nandroid you have?
4.1.1?
If so, then yes, repeat the procedure once again with your bakup to return to Jelly Bean.
One more thing, make sure that the nandroid you download is named with date and time (something like "2013-01-28.08.49.48"), otherwise you will face md5 issue. There is a solution for that, too, but I don't know if you would do it.
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Here you are, the full explanation is HERE.
In particular check this explanation:
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Damn I downloaded it but there is MAC OSX folder...
Look on the image, it is correct or I have to find another ROM?

ZaKooN said:
Damn I downloaded it but there is MAC OSX folder...
Look on the image, it is correct or I have to find another ROM?
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It looks alright. You have your cache, data, and system partitions in it.
And, I was right - you will get MD5 mismatch, for sure! So, you will have to follow the instruction that I indicated before.
If it doesn't work, or you are having problems, keep your current boot.img handy, and give it a try. You can always revert to your previous state.
What is in this Mac OS folder?

[email protected]|-|oR said:
It looks alright. You have your cache, data, and system partitions in it.
And, I was right - you will get MD5 mismatch, for sure! So, you will have to follow the instruction that I indicated before.
If it doesn't work, or you are having problems, keep your current boot.img handy, and give it a try. You can always revert to your previous state.
What is in this Mac OS folder?
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There is file: nandroid.md5
So I should keep the boot.img file in that folder?

ZaKooN said:
There is file: nandroid.md5
So I should keep the boot.img file in that folder?
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If you copy boot.img files into your "fastboot" folder, then it's easier to type the command. Instead of:
fastboot flash boot c:/user/somebody/something/.../folder/boot.img
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all you do is type:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Less possibility for error.
You can place both boot.img files to this folder, only name them in a way you can recognize them in future (boot_my.img and boot_old.img, for example).
I would also check if nandroid.md5 is the same as the one in parent folder. But, anyhow, you will have to adjust your md5, I'm sure of it.

[email protected]|-|oR said:
If you copy boot.img files into your "fastboot" folder, then it's easier to type the command. Instead of:
all you do is type:
Less possibility for error.
You can place both boot.img files to this folder, only name them in a way you can recognize them in future (boot_my.img and boot_old.img, for example).
I would also check if nandroid.md5 is the same as the one in parent folder. But, anyhow, you will have to adjust your md5, I'm sure of it.
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I am flashed new ROM but in options still have 4.1.1 version, just see the telephone was return to fabric options

ZaKooN said:
I am flashed new ROM but in options still have 4.1.1 version, just see the telephone was return to fabric options
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Search for "2.17.xxx.xx" nandroid. That is ICS ROM (4.0.3 or 4.0.4).

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Search for "2.17.xxx.xx" nandroid. That is ICS ROM (4.0.3 or 4.0.4).
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Damn Why you didn't wrote it earlier?
Downloading now and we will see

ZaKooN said:
Damn Why you didn't wrote it earlier?
Downloading now and we will see
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I thought you knew what you're doing
No worries, just be patient, and keep your battery charged! :good:

AW: Looking for Android v4.0 ROM
Why did you open 2 threads for this?
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psyko93 said:
Why did you open 2 threads for this?
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I think he ffirst opened one in Original Development forum, where he was advised to ask for help elsewhere. Then he opened this thread, and then mods moved his first thread here.
You are right, one of them should be closed/deleted.

[email protected]|-|oR said:
I think he ffirst opened one in Original Development forum, where he was advised to ask for help elsewhere. Then he opened this thread, and then mods moved his first thread here.
You are right, one of them should be closed/deleted.
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Okay new ROM is flashed but I can't insert PIN code because of screen didn't react on touch, just power button is working

ZaKooN said:
Okay new ROM is flashed but I can't insert PIN code because of screen didn't react on touch, just power button is working
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Try going back to fastboot and typing:
fastboot erase cache
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After that go to recovery, and do wipe dalvik cache. Reboot. See if it works.

[email protected]|-|oR said:
Try going back to fastboot and typing:
After that go to recovery, and do wipe dalvik cache. Reboot. See if it works.
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Nope, still the same situation

ZaKooN said:
Nope, still the same situation
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Hmmmm, mate, I don't know about this.
Could you try flashing back your own nandroid and see if that's the ROM, or something else?

Bootmenu for XT320

Many thanks to my friend rootdefyxt320 who told me:
rootdefyxt320 said:
1. Patch adbd by using adbd insecure. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1687590
(ADB will refuse to push things through /system if adbd is secure).
2. Download BootMenu_v2.0.2.zip. http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1997638. (Tried the apk, it doesn't work.)
3. Unzip it.
4. Double click on the .bat file and it should install.
5. Reboot and press vol- right after moto logo.
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Well, ADB insecure is not really needed. If you have init.d support (if not, see http://www.xda-developers.com/android/init-d-support-for-any-rooted-phone/) you just have to :
I ARE DOING THIS AT YOUR OWN RISKS. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU MAY CAUSE TO YOUR PHONE (but I can help you repair it )
MAKE A FULL BACKUP BEFORE GOING ANY FURTHER
Your phone has to be rooted.
I made a flashable zip
It comes with init.d support.
This one come with this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190758 2ndInit.
For now 2ndInit is for dev only. Don't try anything foolish.
0 - download the attached zip
1 - push the XT320_bootmenu.zip on your sdcard
Code:
> adb push XT320_bootmenu.zip /sdcard/XT320_bootmenu.zip
2 - Reboot with a CWM... (recovery.img attached)
Code:
>adb reboot bootloader
> fastboot boot recovery.img
3 - Flash XT320_bootmenu.zip thorough CWM
4 - Reboot and enjoy !
What I did (if you are interested):
In /system/bootmenu/script/pre_bootmenu.sh, I replace (line 9)
PART_CACHE=/dev/block/mtdblock10 by PART_CACHE=/dev/block/mtdblock9
and (line 64)
button-backlight by keyboard-backlight (this is not a major issue, I think but it is still raising errors)
same in stock.sh (line 24)
button-backlight by keyboard-backlight
and finally in _config.sh (line 6-7-8)
PART_SYSTEM=/dev/block/mtdblock8
PART_CACHE=/dev/block/mtdblock10
PART_DATA=/dev/block/mtdblock11
by
PART_SYSTEM=/dev/block/mtdblock11
PART_CACHE=/dev/block/mtdblock9
PART_DATA=/dev/block/mtdblock12
So what you have to do if it is not working, is to check which block correspond to which partition and then adapt the values.
In shell:
Code:
$mount
Check if init.d support is working:
In shell:[/COLOR][/B]
Code:
$cat /data/Test.log
You should be careful before trying 2ndInit and 2ndBoot functionality of bootmenu. They are NOT viable.
Thanks to aweosomeabhijeet
Code:
CHANGELOG
V2:
If booting on stock, the amber led is lightening up
If booting on 2ndInit, the red led is lightening up
I repack a more recent version of CWM Recovery (V6.0.9)
Clean the /system/bootmenu folder before install

Hey has anyone tried cwm from fire xt? It might work on our phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1997638

Guitwo2 said:
I'm trying, using : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1600805
But with the small /system partition it seems impossible to have a fully deodexed ROM. Maybe a few apps...
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A few post earlier, we add a similar discussion. There was the final answer :
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This one doesn't use logwrapper, it uses 97bootmenu to hijack the boot process. The Moto Fire XT 530 has a MSM7227T-1 chipset.

rootdefyxt320 said:
This one doesn't use logwrapper, it uses 97bootmenu to hijack the boot process. The Moto Fire XT 530 has a MSM7227T-1 chipset.
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Then I am interested ! I will have a closer look. You tried it already ?
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I just get the apk. Installation seems successful. However, no led is going blue on boot to let me enter bootmenu (V2.3)
I tried V1.4.2, but it was more like if I reset my phone. Still no bootmenu. [EDIT] : I think it just cleared my /etc partition (at least), that's why it messed up. [EDIT2] Or maybe it was working ? I am not sure about how to check if it was.
If the trick were explained somewhere, I could have a closer look...
[EDIT3]
Well I tried http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1026853 which shall be the same thing as the apk, but no success.
It seems that this method replaces /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh by an other one. But this file does not exist in the in the stock version of my ROM. So I guess the trick cannot work. Or I don't understood how it works.

Guitwo2 said:
Then I am interested ! I will have a closer look. You tried it already ?
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I just get the apk. Installation seems successful. However, no led is going blue on boot to let me enter bootmenu (V2.3)
I tried V1.4.2, but it was more like if I reset my phone. Still no bootmenu. [EDIT] : I think it just cleared my /etc partition (at least), that's why it messed up. [EDIT2] Or maybe it was working ? I am not sure about how to check if it was.
If the trick were explained somewhere, I could have a closer look...
[EDIT3]
Well I tried http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1026853 which shall be the same thing as the apk, but no success.
It seems that this method replaces /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh by an other one. But this file does not exist in the in the stock version of my ROM. So I guess the trick cannot work. Or I don't understood how it works.
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Use adbd insecure.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1687590
Patch adbd to run as root.
Then use the Batch installer. The last time I did it, it installed, but it was about to boot into bootmenu, then it exited. Make use the Fire XT 2nd-Init. Not the Defy One.

rootdefyxt320 said:
Use adbd insecure.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1687590
Patch adbd to run as root.
Then use the Batch installer. The last time I did it, it installed, but it was about to boot into bootmenu, then it exited. Make use the Fire XT 2nd-Init. Not the Defy One.
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I'll try that !

Guitwo2 confirmed that bootmenu worked. Go to the link to see it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1997638

Moved to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39961127&postcount=1

Here is 2nd-boot for fire xt:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190758
You must have 2ndinit CWM for it to work.
If FireXT CWM works on our phone then 2nd-Init/2nd-boot should work on our phone.
The one you download doesn't include 2nd-boot

rootdefyxt320 said:
Here is 2nd-boot for fire xt:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190758
You must have 2ndinit CWM for it to work.
If FireXT CWM works on our phone then 2nd-Init/2nd-boot should work on our phone.
The one you download doesn't include 2nd-boot
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I tried the 2nd init that were here originally, and it seems tp work. But I donot really know what I should expect.
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Guitwo2 said:
I tried the 2nd init that were here originally, and it seems tp work. But I donot really know what I should expect.
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The bootmenu doesn't seem to work for me. I check the mtdblocks and it matches yours. I have busybox installed, init.d support. The blue led loads up after the bootloader, but when it tries to boot into bootmenu, it exits.

rootdefyxt320 said:
The bootmenu doesn't seem to work for me. I check the mtdblocks and it matches yours. I have busybox installed, init.d support. The blue led loads up after the bootloader, but when it tries to boot into bootmenu, it exits.
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Try to run in shell
Code:
$su
#sh /etc/init.d/97bootmenu
and see what you get.

Im a noob. Can someone tell me what is bootmenu?
Sent from my XT320

junk031 said:
Im a noob. Can someone tell me what is bootmenu?
Sent from my XT320
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It's a way to run CWM on locked bootloaders, it is 2nd-Init basically.
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Guitwo2 said:
Try to run in shell
Code:
$su
#sh /etc/init.d/97bootmenu
and see what you get.
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It still doesn't boot into bootmenu

rootdefyxt320 said:
It still doesn't boot into bootmenu
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Nothing prompting ?
Try then (in shell with root) :
Code:
exec /system/bootmenu/binary/bootmenu

How can i change the Permissions ?

Tubii said:
How can i change the Permissions ?
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Code:
chmod XXX /filepath/filename
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod

What am I doing wrong?
http://www7.pic-upload.de/09.04.13/ogq36obcugkw.jpg
Defy is Rootet.
USB Debugging is enable.

Tubii said:
What am I doing wrong?
http://www7.pic-upload.de/09.04.13/ogq36obcugkw.jpg
Defy is Rootet.
USB Debugging is enable.
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You forgot to "su" before "exec"
If you are not root when executing 97bootmenu, it will not work.

Guitwo2 said:
You forgot to "su" before "exec"
If you are not root when executing 97bootmenu, it will not work.
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Ok then my screen darker
http://www7.pic-upload.de/09.04.13/ta1rsvpkl1sk.jpg

LG Docomo Disney DM01G THREAD

Hello
I recently got my hand on a device which is specific to Japan which is called LG Disney by Docomo. Find about it HERE
I am interested to help people around to see what can be done with this device. I do not own it personally so I can not do much.
Here is the opensource for the device.
http://opensource.lge.com/osSch/list?types=ALL&search=Dm01G
I have also made a complete dump of the system and will see if someone is interested in version LGDM01G10B
I am looking for the latest LGDM01G10E system dump or something that can be used to extract the dump or used to make a KDZ file.
Dump updated for users.
Update about how to flash it coming soon.
Check here for DUMP
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79244517&postcount=13

System Dump with all partitions
All partitions except System
https://mega.nz/#!W80zxCSZ
system dump
https://mega.nz/#!C9EC2AyA
WITH KEYS
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79244517&postcount=13

Rough Guides
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2582142
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/unbrick-lg-model-download-recovery-t3060184
This is for some other tab so make sure change the directory accorrdingly
Extract and place it onto your sd card!. Make sure all files are under /sdcard/* directory. Boot into the recovery, go to wipe -> advanced wipe -> wipe everything except sd card and internal storage. In recovery, go to advanced, then terminal. Folders should pop on the screen but do not go to any different directory, just press select. Now you should be in the terminal. Now, I'm really sorry but it will take some time, you have to enter each of this commands separately into the terminal:
Code:
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/aboot.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/factory.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/factory
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/laf.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/laf
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/rpm.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/rpm
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/sbl1.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sbl1
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/sdi.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sdi
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/bootloader/tz.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/tz
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/boot.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/cust.bin of=dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/cust
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/modem.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/modem
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/persist.bin of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/persist
dd if=/sdcard/V40010C/system.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system
Remember only system is an img file! It is about 2,5GB so to flash it will take about 5-10 min.
Once you flashed everything you can reboot, in my case it said that OS is not installed but the recovery didn't know yet that we just flashed it. So just swipe to reboot and tablet should boot up with 4.4.2 !

Hnk1 said:
System Dump with all partitions
All partitions except System
https://mega.nz/#!W80zxCSZ
system dump
https://mega.nz/#!C9EC2AyA
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sir your files are decryption..... are these a paid files

zahid.ali.83 said:
sir your files are decryption..... are these a paid files
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No. Let me provide you key as well

Hnk1 said:
System Dump with all partitions
Hello,bro
Some error occurred during flashing REC, my DM-01G become brick.
Need to flash LG DOCOMO DM-01G to Stock ROM.
Would you please provide the KDZ format ROM file?
Thank you so much!
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Hnk1 said:
System Dump with all partitions
And your files are decryption, plz help!
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zahid.ali.83 said:
sir your files are decryption..... are these a paid files
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"All partitions except System"
Hi bro, would you send me these files?
thanks you so much!
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biosct said:
Hnk1 said:
System Dump with all partitions
And your files are decryption, plz help!
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"All partitions except System"
Hi bro, would you send me these files?
thanks you so much!
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I don't have a kdz. I made a backup of this device when i had the device which i borrowed from a friend.
However if you still need the files, i can send you the link
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Hnk1 said:
biosct said:
I don't have a kdz. I made a backup of this device when i had the device which i borrowed from a friend.
However if you still need the files, i can send you the link
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Bro, Thank you so much!
Would you please send me the link?
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Hnk1 said:
biosct said:
I don't have a kdz. I made a backup of this device when i had the device which i borrowed from a friend.
However if you still need the files, i can send you the link
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https://mega.nz/#!W80zxCSZ
this link is decryption, please help!
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App storage issues
Hi! Just get the phone. Anyone knows how to move an app from internal storage to SD? Or if I wanna try root. What program can root this phone? Thanks

Please provide the decryption key for your MEGA links I want to explore the system partition

Hnk1 said:
System Dump with all partitions
All partitions except System
https://mega.nz/#!W80zxCSZ
system dump
https://mega.nz/#!C9EC2AyA
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brother share decryption key for these files

pchacker47 said:
brother share decryption key for these files
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sorry it took some time. I was travelling and could not reply sooner
https://mega.nz/#!W80zxCSZ!XnvKXhruRu0fKulHyTowbOz7k4srM2x0EMr1ap_KtGk
https://mega.nz/#!C9EC2AyA!zxTQbpczRhGqWXZeHjsdFRGGtFQs43WpBz2ng0Evg78