Is there any way to change the kernel inside the NBH files from *can't insert link to DZO's Android files for Vogue*? DZO, what did you use to create them? I'm having a hard time replacing the kernel with my custom one... In case anyone is wondering, I'm attempting to install Debian on my XV6900's internal flash. I know what I'm doing here, but after tireless searching, I couldn't find anything about the kernel setup in the NBH files I mentioned.
Any help would be appreciated - maybe I'll make a tutorial when I'm done.
Thanks!
gTan
gTan64 said:
Is there any way to change the kernel inside the NBH files from *can't insert link to DZO's Android files for Vogue*? DZO, what did you use to create them? I'm having a hard time replacing the kernel with my custom one... In case anyone is wondering, I'm attempting to install Debian on my XV6900's internal flash. I know what I'm doing here, but after tireless searching, I couldn't find anything about the kernel setup in the NBH files I mentioned.
Any help would be appreciated - maybe I'll make a tutorial when I'm done.
Thanks!
gTan
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Wrong part of the forum. You should ask in the General section of the Vogue.
Sorry, I just realized that after I posted it. I found what I was looking for, though
Hello.
WP7DZExtract extracts every partition from DZ file and converts flash.bin to nb (opens by htcRIE).
My second tool WP7DZBuild builds DZ from partitions and their table (mb it will be not required, please pm me LG device owners).
By the way, files from that topic were extract using this tool.
Usage:
WP7DZExtract.exe input.dz output_dir, there input.dz is DZ ROM file, output_dir is directory.
In output directory will be created many files, one of them, flash.bin, is nb file, just rename it to flash.nb and open it using htcRIE or any tool.
WP7DZBuild.exe input_dir output.dz, there input_dir is directory constains flash.bin, output.dz is out file.
Note: This tools requires .Net Framework 4.0 (at least Client Profile). You can download it form Microsoft web site.
I hope it works (althrough my device is LG, but there is no way to dump or flash it's ROM). Any bugreports here.
Thanks!
I've used standart GZIPStream (works well for unpacking), but it's output doesn't equals original, i've tried to use SharpZip, DotNetZip and even gzip, but uselessly... LG Flasher doesn't work on my computer (why?), so i can't check my work, i fully hope on you, LG owners! Sorry for my english, i dislike online translators and write as i know, though my english skill is pour (too).
Very nice. Hope to get using this very soon.
Yes support for lg devices i am loving it :3 Thanks.
I will tested out.
thx for sharing
Build tool is ready!
Great work!
I'm getting a "#46 Cannot load. Invalid file format" when opening flash.nb with HTCRIE
Please post the link to your ROM, mb i broked down something while developed build tool.
Telus_LG_E900
airwa1kin7 said:
Telus_LG_E900
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Everything works well. Mb you are using old version of htcRIE? Try to donwload most fresh. At least WP7DZExtract checks hash after unpacking and compares it with dz included, so if hash matchs file is successfully unpacked.
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Your correct. I was using "0.5.0.12" Upgraded to "0.7.0.19" and it works.
I was able to get the LG Quantum dz and use these tools to have a look inside the rom and the registry. It makes me wish we could rebuild these roms to unbrand them.
fb401 said:
I was able to get the LG Quantum dz and use these tools to have a look inside the rom and the registry. It makes me wish we could rebuild these roms to unbrand them.
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That's right, i wanted to build my own rom, but as i wrote above there is no rom for my device. Please test it LG owners, i want to check my gz.
WP7DZBuild
I have been working on my own encrypt/decrypt program. The decrypting is fine, however the trick is encrypting the extracted files back into a flashable image. Using GZip or Zip on linux produces a ROM that is 200 KB smaller than the original LG C900AT ROM. The LG flasher program gives the error "ErrNum 501 Load Image."
So I tried using your WP7DZBuild tool to create a ROM and it's size is 214 MB, the original ROM is ~191.8 MB. The LG flasher program does not give an error when using the ROM built with your tool, but the ROM will not flash to the phone (LG Quantum C900). The LG flasher program just sits waiting. It seems as if the recompression of the files is the key to making the build process work. The original ROM from LG contains files that are decompressable with GZip, but using GZip to recompress results in an invalid file.
I have looked at the binary file produced when using both GZip and Zip, both contain the filename which is not included in the Original ROM . Also, looking at the GZIP file format, some of the Data headers are empty in the original ROM, but both GZip and ZIP fill these fields in.
Do you guys have any ideas as to a ZIP program/library that can output a valid Zip file for inclusion in a flashable ROM that does not include the name of the file that was compressed to make the file? Maybe the original LG encryption program deletes/zeros certain fields in the Zip file header?
Also, just taking the decrypted original ROM's files while still compressed by whatever method LG used, I can create a flashable ROM (it's actually what my phone is running right now!). I'm thinking of GZipping the files and then going back and zeroing out the fields so that the data headers match the original. Maybe that will work.
Has anybody else tried to rebuild a ROM and flash it to the phone?
Everyone test on kdz g5 ?
Hi Fellow XDA-DEVELOPERS,
I'd like to seek help from anyone who might have a Samsung Galaxy Y with a stock firmware of DXLC1. I badly need an EGL file residing in the directory /system/lib/egl/
The filename is libGLES_android.so. I accidentally deleted mine and now an old game that was created by my friend won't run. I need that file to get extra 5 more pixel formats. I can't really remember which pixel formats I'm missing.
I also cannot do reformat/reflash as I do have a couple of applications that I'm testing for work.
Please help, I have tried all versions of this file I can find on the web but none of them worked.
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Hi Fellow XDA-DEVELOPERS,
I'd like to seek help from anyone who might have a Samsung Galaxy Y with a stock firmware of DXLC1. I badly need an EGL file residing in the directory /system/lib/egl/
The filename is libGLES_android.so. I accidentally deleted mine and now an old game that was created by my friend won't run. I need that file to get extra 5 more pixel formats. I can't really remember which pixel formats I'm missing.
I also cannot do reformat/reflash as I do have a couple of applications that I'm testing for work.
Please help, I have tried all versions of this file I can find on the web but none of them worked.
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No need to bother on this one as I have just reinstalled the aforementioned firmware and reformatted my Galaxy Y and gave it to my brother as I now have a GT-I9300. Thanks XDA!
Hi guys, I am a new user here, so, I got a problem. I need Nokia x stock ROM in highly compressed mode, less than 100 MB if anyone can. I live in a backward area and am not much wealthy. I downloaded stock ROM file from a website(I don't remember the website), it contained 2 folders, META-INF and System and one boot.img file. I was confuse at first. I compressed the system folder and renamed its extension from '.zip' to '.img' and then tried flashing, nothing happened:crying::crying:. I searched many websites hoping to find compressed file of stock ROM. but failed. at last I tried XDA developers. I know that someone will be there to help me in this website. i will remain evergrateful to you guys if anyone could help me.
if someone compressed it then please send it to [email protected] please please please please please:good::good::good::goodlease
Redgrave Wolfeinstein said:
Hi guys, I am a new user here, so, I got a problem. I need Nokia x stock ROM in highly compressed mode, less than 100 MB if anyone can. I live in a backward area and am not much wealthy. I downloaded stock ROM file from a website(I don't remember the website), it contained 2 folders, META-INF and System and one boot.img file. I was confuse at first. I compressed the system folder and renamed its extension from '.zip' to '.img' and then tried flashing, nothing happened:crying::crying:. I searched many websites hoping to find compressed file of stock ROM. but failed. at last I tried XDA developers. I know that someone will be there to help me in this website. i will remain evergrateful to you guys if anyone could help me.
if someone compressed it then please send it to [email protected] please please please please please:good::good::good::goodlease
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Greetings,
Thank you for using XDA Assist. To get you the best help possible, I'm going to move this thread to your device's Q&A forum.
Good luck!
Hello guys,
My Note 7 port ROM is missing an important file for handwriting recognition; this file is /system/HWRDB/data/hwr_fr_FR.dat. I unsuccefully tried many ways to find this file in various ROMs. The last idea I have is to kindly ask one of you with a rooted Note 7 to look inside his system folder and upload this file for me.
Thanks for you help