Hi everyone,
first I've done some research about this topic but couldn't find a tutorial.
As the title says, I want to create a rom based on the latest KitKat firmware CNE6.All tutorials I found wre based on aosp/cm source. Therefore you have to setup the android kitchen with Cygwin. But this doesn't apply to my concern, does it?
So what id the easiest way to create flashable zip?
Thanks in advance!
XxM4tzexX said:
Hi everyone,
first I've done some research about this topic but couldn't find a tutorial.
As the title says, I want to create a rom based on the latest KitKat firmware CNE6.All tutorials I found wre based on aosp/cm source. Therefore you have to setup the android kitchen with Cygwin. But this doesn't apply to my concern, does it?
So what id the easiest way to create flashable zip?
Thanks in advance!
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Here some guides for your needs:
1. [GUIDE] How To Port Different Roms to Your Device - For CM, AOSP & AOKP
2. [GUIDE]How To Port ROMS to Your Device [AOSP]
3. [GUIDE] How to port ROMS
4. [GUIDE] [how to] CREATE OWN ROM [FOR ANY ANDROID DEVICE] [FOR N00B] [EASIEST METHODS]
5. [HOW TO] Beginners Guide to Android ROM Development
6. XDA University: Building Your Own Android Rom
Good luck
Sorry but all these threads are for aosp Roms and not stock Roms.
i made my custom rom for the i9192 full s5 stuff ports and look etc etc ... just a bit to release ...the point is how to .. here is a simple guide for making a stock modded firmware
you need:
-cygwin+android kitchen
-orignal .tar.md5 firmware of the phone
-apktool(optional)(for modding apk's)
-ext4 unpacker tool
1-open the .tar file and extract "system.img.ext4" file
2-using the etx4 tool extract the contents of the file to "C:\cygwin\home\>user<\kitchen\WORKING_>rrgrrg_BND2<\system"
NOTE : text between >< is according to you (>user< == your pc username)(>rrgrrg_bnd2< == can be anything)
3-add any meta-inf folder and any boot.img with the system folder so it fools cygwin
3-add root+busybox via cygwin....&...customize your apk's and dexoed (optional)
4-copy the system folder to any other place and add a proper boot.img and a proper meta-inf folder with cwm script tada
NOTES :
- i didnt use a specific kitchen things .. just a normal kitchen enviroment with cygwin
- if you dont have a knox-free boot.img .. please find\make one so you can get rid of knox and errors
- my script is for 4.2.2 .. you need to find a how-to for kitkat symlinks\perms... partitions targets are easy to get .. if u want pm me
-i didnt use cygwin except for deoxeding ... root+busybox i added them manually via a pack pm me if you want it
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Thanks this is really helpful but I don't want to mod anything, just pure stock rom ☺
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XxM4tzexX said:
Thanks this is really helpful but I don't want to mod anything, just pure stock rom ☺
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Then, flash stock with Odin and there you go. :highfive:
R_a_z_v_a_n said:
Then, flash stock with Odin and there you go. :highfive:
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yea flash a no-knox tar and thats it
Nevermind, it's already sorted out. There are threads with kk roms.
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Hello to all,
i want try to make my self my perfect rom and after share my works with all community but...how??i'm a newbie of android but i'm a webdevelopper and so i know very well about development of application.
Can anyone give me a tutorial or a how to guide to make my personal rom?
Thanks to all!
the first step is to get a rom zip and without changing the "compress" mode....see the files and folders, remove apps, add yours, frameworks etc....if you want more download the dsixda kitchen (you need linux)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
lambrospower said:
the first step is to get a rom zip and without changing the "compress" mode....see the files and folders, remove apps, add yours, frameworks etc....if you want more download the dsixda kitchen (you need linux)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
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or a linux emulator... you can find it on dsixda download section
Head to the chefs sub-forum here on xda and make sure to read the links in the stickies!
For example I want to remove some apps from a Rom, I have extracted the Rom with astro, Is wrong?
I have latest ubuntu on virtualbox, is ok?
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Hi folks.. I want make a custom rom made by me (basic) stock based, but deleting some apps or anything for have more ram. I had the S2 and I have used the dsixda kitchen for deodex, edit the update-script and compiling the flasheable zip for CWM.
Anyone knows if the dsixda kitchen is compatible? where can I find the stock ROM IMM76I (4.0.4)
Thx in advance :good:
i dont have an answer for you , but i just want to say best of luck to get something started :good:
rush_progr said:
Hi folks.. I want make a custom rom made by me (basic) stock based, but deleting some apps or anything for have more ram. I had the S2 and I have used the dsixda kitchen for deodex, edit the update-script and compiling the flasheable zip for CWM.
Anyone knows if the dsixda kitchen is compatible? where can I find the stock ROM IMM76I (4.0.4)
Thx in advance :good:
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you can build it yourself from aosp
The format for each ROM must be one of the following:
- system.img + optional boot.img/lib.img (e.g. stock ROM or Nandroid)
- ZIP file for a custom ROM (e.g. update.zip)
- ZIP file containing *.img (e.g. stock rom.zip)
- ZIP file containing shipped ROM in SYSTEM + BOOT folder format
- Working folder made with this kitchen (e.g. WORKING_old_rom)
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you can download the stock roms from here :
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
extract the image and move system.img and boot.img to your working folder.. should work fine just like it did with your S2
gillesguinet said:
you can download the stock roms from here :
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
extract the image and move system.img and boot.img to your working folder.. should work fine just like it did with your S2
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Thx a lot man! it's usefull, now i'll try =)
Cheers!
Hi people, this is my very first contribution to this forum. Basically, after switching to CM9 then back to stock, I felt that I was really missing out the ICS spell checking feature (which I don't know why Samsung disabled it).
While searching this forum, I stumbled upon this thread here, which enables the spell checking feature on S2 ICS. The guy posted the changes he made to the files, and I simply applied the same changes to the S3 files (with some improvisation, as they are a bit different).
I tested the mod with a deodexed XXBLG9 ROM here. However, theoretically, it should work on other deodexed stock-based ROMs.
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Instruction:
1. Install AOSP Jelly Bean Keyboard from Play Store (link)
2. Reboot to recovery and create NANDroid backup (IMPORTANT!)
3. Use any root explorer to replace \system\app\SecSettings.apk and \system\framework\framework.jar with the files provided below.
4. Make sure that the permission and owner of the files are the same as original (0644)
5. Reboot
Voila!
I was thinking to create a CWM-flashable zip file, but since I am still n00b here, I couldn't. Can somebody teach me how? Better yet, just post a reply here, and I will add it to this post. :laugh:
EDIT: Taught myself how to create the zip (I was doing it wrong the first time round). The CWM-compatible zip is now added, including uninstaller.
EDIT2: Uploaded the wrong zip files. Please redownload if you downloaded before.
Just SecSettings.apk and framework.jar:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9aau7f14ba1uw5w
Installer (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?pe4gnhibdourc36
Uninstaller (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?xsc2u4zi49ekd7m
inscythe said:
Hi people, this is my very first contribution to this forum. Basically, after switching to CM9 then back to stock, I felt that I was really missing out the ICS spell checking feature (which I don't know why Samsung disabled it).
While searching this forum, I stumbled upon this thread here, which enables the spell checking feature on S2 ICS. The guy posted the changes he made to the files, and I simply applied the same changes to the S3 files (with some improvisation, as they are a bit different).
I tested the mod with a deodexed XXBLG9 ROM here. However, theoretically, it should work on other deodexed stock-based ROMs.
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Instruction:
1. Install AOSP Jelly Bean Keyboard from Play Store (link)
2. Reboot to recovery and create NANDroid backup (IMPORTANT!)
3. Use any root explorer to replace \system\app\SecSettings.apk and \system\framework\framework.jar with the files provided below.
4. Make sure that the permission and owner of the files are the same as original (0644)
5. Reboot
Voila!
I was thinking to create a CWM-flashable zip file, but since I am still n00b here, I couldn't. Can somebody teach me how? Better yet, just post a reply here, and I will add it to this post. :laugh:
EDIT: Taught myself how to create the zip (I was doing it wrong the first time round). The CWM-compatible zip is now added, including uninstaller.
Just SecSettings.apk and framework.jar:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9aau7f14ba1uw5w
CWM-compatible Installer:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9f2i4pb67tdfe6d
CWM-compatible Uninstaller:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?blqhqivcw1acumh
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Thanks, but I makes special clear stock deodex without changes, because many people are looking for just the firmware deodeks with root access, without derogation from the flow to change by themselves ...
Sorry not here post...
By the way, I uploaded the wrong files just now, please redownload if you downloaded earlier.
Theme section...
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inscythe said:
By the way, I uploaded the wrong files just now, please redownload if you downloaded earlier.
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Is it possible to do this for the JB updates DLI 8
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Finally!!
Thank you! Its crazy that Samsung disabled this feature on touchwiz. Such a bad company
Im on CM10 because I need the spell checker.
Will this work with the stock rom that came with the phone? I'm rooted and unlocked.
Thank you,
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None of both methods work. I tried them on ICS LHI8 and JB LIB
Moving to Themes and Apps
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Sensamic said:
None of both methods work. I tried them on ICS LHI8 and JB LIB
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not working for me with stock rooted rom
Stock JB
Any chance yo can modify XXDLIB files ?
wen placing your files settings FC after boot and cant enter settings.
ronenzak said:
Any chance yo can modify XXDLIB files ?
wen placing your files settings FC after boot and cant enter settings.
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+1 to this
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Does this work with AT&T I747
inscythe said:
Hi people, this is my very first contribution to this forum. Basically, after switching to CM9 then back to stock, I felt that I was really missing out the ICS spell checking feature (which I don't know why Samsung disabled it).
While searching this forum, I stumbled upon this thread here, which enables the spell checking feature on S2 ICS. The guy posted the changes he made to the files, and I simply applied the same changes to the S3 files (with some improvisation, as they are a bit different).
I tested the mod with a deodexed XXBLG9 ROM here. However, theoretically, it should work on other deodexed stock-based ROMs.
-----------------------
Instruction:
1. Install AOSP Jelly Bean Keyboard from Play Store (link)
2. Reboot to recovery and create NANDroid backup (IMPORTANT!)
3. Use any root explorer to replace \system\app\SecSettings.apk and \system\framework\framework.jar with the files provided below.
4. Make sure that the permission and owner of the files are the same as original (0644)
5. Reboot
Voila!
I was thinking to create a CWM-flashable zip file, but since I am still n00b here, I couldn't. Can somebody teach me how? Better yet, just post a reply here, and I will add it to this post. :laugh:
EDIT: Taught myself how to create the zip (I was doing it wrong the first time round). The CWM-compatible zip is now added, including uninstaller.
EDIT2: Uploaded the wrong zip files. Please redownload if you downloaded before.
Just SecSettings.apk and framework.jar:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9aau7f14ba1uw5w
Installer (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?pe4gnhibdourc36
Uninstaller (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?xsc2u4zi49ekd7m
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Will this work with the Galaxy S3 for AT&T?
Can anyone help me implement this on the stock Galaxy ROM?
Starting from the jelly bean update, the language files are completely removed from the system's apk and jar files. It would probably require more than just a simple mod to enable it. I will try when i have time.
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inscythe said:
Starting from the jelly bean update, the language files are completely removed from the system's apk and jar files. It would probably require more than just a simple mod to enable it. I will try when i have time.
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i tried this. on galaxy note 1. n7000. with stock JB rom (touchwiz) it didnt work i will donate if anyone can help me
inscythe said:
Hi people, this is my very first contribution to this forum. Basically, after switching to CM9 then back to stock, I felt that I was really missing out the ICS spell checking feature (which I don't know why Samsung disabled it).
While searching this forum, I stumbled upon this thread here, which enables the spell checking feature on S2 ICS. The guy posted the changes he made to the files, and I simply applied the same changes to the S3 files (with some improvisation, as they are a bit different).
I tested the mod with a deodexed XXBLG9 ROM here. However, theoretically, it should work on other deodexed stock-based ROMs.
-----------------------
Instruction:
1. Install AOSP Jelly Bean Keyboard from Play Store (link)
2. Reboot to recovery and create NANDroid backup (IMPORTANT!)
3. Use any root explorer to replace \system\app\SecSettings.apk and \system\framework\framework.jar with the files provided below.
4. Make sure that the permission and owner of the files are the same as original (0644)
5. Reboot
Voila!
I was thinking to create a CWM-flashable zip file, but since I am still n00b here, I couldn't. Can somebody teach me how? Better yet, just post a reply here, and I will add it to this post. :laugh:
EDIT: Taught myself how to create the zip (I was doing it wrong the first time round). The CWM-compatible zip is now added, including uninstaller.
EDIT2: Uploaded the wrong zip files. Please redownload if you downloaded before.
Just SecSettings.apk and framework.jar:
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9aau7f14ba1uw5w
Installer (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?pe4gnhibdourc36
Uninstaller (CWM):
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?xsc2u4zi49ekd7m
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Do you know if these files work on the S4?
They won't. They're specifically for the S3...
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Hi There ,
I have been looking everywhere for a cwm .zip that contain a clean stock firmware to start moding it with some mods but with no luck ,
can anybody point me out where i can get such a stock baseband (not a .tar.md5) as what sammobile provide , but like CWM zip Rom one .
Mr.Androidfan said:
Hi There ,
I have been looking everywhere for a cwm .zip that contain a clean stock firmware to start moding it with some mods but with no luck ,
can anybody point me out where i can get such a stock baseband (not a .tar.md5) as what sammobile provide , but like CWM zip Rom one .
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896696 you can find zip flash file here
THose are tar.md5
shhbz said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896696 you can find zip flash file here
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Those are .tar.md5 , i can not mod them with apktool unfortunately .
I need them to be .zip file that contains the (Meta , system and boot )....
Mr.Androidfan said:
Hi There ,
I have been looking everywhere for a cwm .zip that contain a clean stock firmware to start moding it with some mods but with no luck ,
can anybody point me out where i can get such a stock baseband (not a .tar.md5) as what sammobile provide , but like CWM zip Rom one .
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+1 I am looking for dmg1 but I think it doesn't exist here, based on my search.
well...
albsat said:
+1 I am looking for dmg1 but I think it doesn't exist here, based on my search.
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well, thats a shame , where can i find it , there must be a way to get it or even to create it from the stock .tar.md5 one ?!!
If you want to start modding then search disxda kitchen
That also supports tar, you won't need to have cwm.
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dr.ketan said:
If you want to start modding then search disxda kitchen
That also supports tar, you won't need to have cwm.
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dr.ketan , first I would like to thank you for the amazing all in one thread and the modding thread , i have learned how to root and install a custom ROM from your guides , honestly , i love your work man
I have installed the framework from your thread and tried to extract the systemUI using a terminal emulator after i have rooted the phone , but it gives mee (ssh:no ta found) error every time i use it on any of the samsung stock ROM , and as you know without a clean systemUI i wont be able to start modding , and i have searched for a way to convert the .tar.md5 ROM to .zip or at least extract the systemUI from them but with no luck , all threads explaining it are sony phones threads .
To sum up , i wish if you can show me how to get this systemUI from the stock base ROM.
Ps, your MultiMod_V16 is amazing , thanks for that , i am planning to use some of the mods in it in my first experimental build.
First you need to deodexed SystemUI
That's why i have suggest you kitchen, with that you can extract tar and deodexed all app in one go.
If kitchen looks difficult then
find some img extract software, with that you can extract System apk from tar. later you can find any deodexer utility to deodex SystemUI.
Thanks
dr.ketan said:
First you need to deodexed SystemUI
That's why i have suggest you kitchen, with that you can extract tar and deodexed all app in one go.
If kitchen looks difficult then
find some img extract software, with that you can extract System apk from tar. later you can find any deodexer utility to deodex SystemUI.
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Got it........
I just wondering there is kitchen like tools for making ROM or flashable zip for our XM ?
My initial goal is to build my own deodexed flashable zip from my nandroid backup, previously i always use kitchen for this kind of stuff, but there are a big different on updater script generated by kitchen and the one used on any custom rom on XM
Can anyone point me out to the right direction here? Thanks
madper said:
I just wondering there is kitchen like tools for making ROM or flashable zip for our XM ?
My initial goal is to build my own deodexed flashable zip from my nandroid backup, previously i always use kitchen for this kind of stuff, but there are a big different on updater script generated by kitchen and the one used on any custom rom on XM
Can anyone point me out to the right direction here? Thanks
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I think dsixda Android Kitchen is work for Xperia Devices.. But you can find other tool in Cross Device Development Forum
Naufal Sidik said:
I think dsixda Android Kitchen is work for Xperia Devices.. But you can find other tool in Cross Device Development Forum
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It does work, but need some modification on updater-script and updatebinary to be able to flash the zip via CWM, so require some extra work to do LOL,
thanks for replay bro