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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?

[Q] how to extract boot.img from phone

I'm currently using LOG F180K, I have updated to the latest version, V20n. Now I want to extract the kernel file - boot.img from phone. I know that using the command:
dd if = / dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of = / sdcard / boot.img
But it is used for other models, do not know the name Optimus G What is the block?

phamluong92 said:
I'm currently using LOG F180K, I have updated to the latest version, V20n. Now I want to extract the kernel file - boot.img from phone. I know that using the command:
dd if = / dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of = / sdcard / boot.img
But it is used for other models, do not know the name Optimus G What is the block?
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I was suppose to open a topic with this kind of query. Did you by the way know how to create a system dump using Terminal Emulator?

For our device boot partition is /dev/block/mmcblk0p7... To knw abt more partitions use root Explorer and chk in this path /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name
To take system dump run these command...
su
tar -c /system/* >> /sdcard/system.tar
Wait for some mins to finiah the process.. :thumbup::thumbup:
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hasan4791 said:
For our device boot partition is /dev/block/mmcblk0p7... To knw abt more partitions use root Explorer and chk in this path /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name
To take system dump run these command...
su
tar -c /system/* >> /sdcard/system.tar
Wait for some mins to finiah the process.. :thumbup::thumbup:
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Wow! Thanks for the useful tip!! :good:
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hasan4791 said:
For our device boot partition is /dev/block/mmcblk0p7... To knw abt more partitions use root Explorer and chk in this path /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name
To take system dump run these command...
su
tar -c /system/* >> /sdcard/system.tar
Wait for some mins to finiah the process.. :thumbup::thumbup:
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Will I just copy the command and paste it in Terminal Emu? Tried it but it said that tar not found.

MitoTakatori said:
Wow! Thanks for the useful tip!! :good:
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Will I just copy the command and paste it in Terminal Emu? Tried it but it said that tar not found.
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It shud wrk..... I tried juz now....
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hasan4791 said:
It shud wrk..... I tried juz now....
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Can you again post the command? Please check the SS:

MitoTakatori said:
Can you again post the command? Please check the SS:
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ya tar command is missing from /xbin folder of urs...
Extract and copy the below file to system/xbin and chk if its working...

hasan4791 said:
ya tar command is missing from /xbin folder of urs...
Extract and copy the below file to system/xbin and chk if its working...
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Will be trying now..thanks! BTW. why the heck tar is missing in my system? Is it bad?
Will it display a message that confirms if the command execution is successful?
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hasan4791 said:
ya tar command is missing from /xbin folder of urs...
Extract and copy the below file to system/xbin and chk if its working...
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It runs, but the system.tar contains no data. How can I know if it's working?? And if it's finished or not?

MitoTakatori said:
I was suppose to open a topic with this kind of query. Did you by the way know how to create a system dump using Terminal Emulator?
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i had system dump. it have name: system.zip. But it didn't include boot.img. And, i try uses kitchen to build rom, when i flash zip, error: status 0. how to fix it?

phamluong92 said:
I'm currently using LOG F180K, I have updated to the latest version, V20n. Now I want to extract the kernel file - boot.img from phone. I know that using the command:
dd if = / dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of = / sdcard / boot.img
But it is used for other models, do not know the name Optimus G What is the block?
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How's the v20n of F180K? Is it 4.2.2 already or still 4.1? Some people says that the new version has already updated to 4.2 but I doubt? Can you confirm this?

turvat1377 said:
How's the v20n of F180K? Is it 4.2.2 already or still 4.1? Some people says that the new version has already updated to 4.2 but I doubt? Can you confirm this?
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So sad. It's 4.1.2. Of course, version V20n have some update.

phamluong92 said:
So sad. It's 4.1.2. Of course, version V20n have some update.
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Thanks for confirming..

[Q] everybody~need the I467 4.4.2 NI2 STOCK RECOVERY file! PLZ!!!!!

My I467 because I wanted ROOT. I was in a state with ODIN 4.4.2 NI2 4.1.2MF1 firmware upgrade
Now the plate could not be activated ..
I find all posts
Only find NI2 the boot.img file .. Is there NI2 official reocvery file?
If there is an official RECOVERY .... flat NI2 should be able to seek to live together!
Posts NI2 boot file in the http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57025810&postcount=18
Request @muniz_ri help! PLZ !!!!!

!!nobody?!

lovehuiping said:
!!nobody?!
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How would one pull a Recovery/img? I'll gladly help in any way

K1979C20 said:
How would one pull a Recovery/img? I'll gladly help in any way
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Need root to pull image. We ain't got no root.

TMartin said:
Need root to pull image. We ain't got no root.
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Well crap. If we need root in order to pull those, how would we give chainfire the recovery.img so he can make a root?
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Sorry to double post, but I believe using adb in ubuntu I can pull the recovery.img. Just need to know where to look/file name. Searching "recovery" pulls up quite a number of files. any suggestions?

Recovery partition is located on this block "/dev/block/mmcblk0p10" so if u can pull the block and convert into an img format your good!!! Plus you might wanna pull "/system/etc/recovery-resource.dat" and rename it "recovery-resource.zip

RootSuperSU said:
Recovery partition is located on this block "/dev/block/mmcblk0p10" so if u can pull the block and convert into an img format your good!!! Plus you might wanna pull "/system/etc/recovery-resource.dat" and rename it "recovery-resource.zip
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I literally had just discovered that mmcblk0p10 is the recovery. Although adb pull of that file fails, it will allow me to adb backup that file. But when it says backup complete on my tablet, the file is nowhere to be found on my computer. not sure where to go from here. Maybe I'm not doing adb backup correctly? Here is the script I entered:
adb backup /dev/block/platform/dw_mmc/mmcblk0p10 C:\backup.ab
But no dice. Backup.ab does not exist in C:/
Edit: found backup.ab after a very long search of my C:\.
Now I just need to find a way to "decrypt" it and convert it.

K1979C20 said:
I literally had just discovered that mmcblk0p10 is the recovery. Although adb pull of that file fails, it will allow me to adb backup that file. But when it says backup complete on my tablet, the file is nowhere to be found on my computer. not sure where to go from here. Maybe I'm not doing adb backup correctly? Here is the script I entered:
adb backup /dev/block/platform/dw_mmc/mmcblk0p10 C:\backup.ab
But no dice. Backup.ab does not exist in C:/
Edit: found backup.ab after a very long search of my C:\.
Now I just need to find a way to "decrypt" it and convert it.
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Thank every reply, and now can only wait for it?

lovehuiping said:
Thank every reply, and now can only wait for it?
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Sorry, not sure I understand your question.
Update on my back up file....
I managed to soft brick my laptop while installing Ubuntu. Cant boot into ubuntu, or windows. Also, the power supply on my PC took a dirt nap. So im at a stand still until I can get one of these machines up.and running again.

K1979C20 said:
Sorry, not sure I understand your question.
Update on my back up file....
I managed to soft brick my laptop while installing Ubuntu. Cant boot into ubuntu, or windows. Also, the power supply on my PC took a dirt nap. So im at a stand still until I can get one of these machines up.and running again.
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thank you,,,PLZ give me links..

TMartin said:
Need root to pull image. We ain't got no root.
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You can use KingoRoot to root the Note 8.0 i467.

Need "persist" Partition

Hi there,
I need your help. My Persist Partition is damaged and I have no Backup. Cann anyone send me this one?
Found only this (For OnePlus 5) but the way is the same:
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/persist of=/sdcard/persist.img
exit
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Please help me... :crying::fingers-crossed:

I'm Stuck aswell
Can anyone please lend their persist partition zip file. even I have all my sensors corrupt.

Here you go hope that works fine

The Unbrick tools also include the persist image. Why not just use them to revert your phone to a factory-like state? Just a few clicks away.

That doesnt work.
morphvale said:
The Unbrick tools also include the persist image. Why not just use them to revert your phone to a factory-like state? Just a few clicks away.
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Tried it a lot of times. that doesnt work. plus i just noticed that the image uploaded is 32mb in size while the one in full unbrick tool is 4mb.
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liam_davenport said:
Here you go hope that works fine
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Appreciate the help but when I flash the partitions, phone just doesnt boot up at all like it does with the broken partition. Seems like some other software malfunction.
Do you mind telling what oxygen os you are using?

Unable to flash zip files in Magisk and TWRP

Please I need help. I can no longer install zip files in Magisk or TWRP. Each attempt returns with installation failed... Please what do I do?

Datbro said:
Please I need help. I can no longer install zip files in Magisk or TWRP. Each attempt returns with installation failed... Please what do I do?
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Post log.

Log deleted

Datbro said:
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Please post the actual recovery log file from TWRP.

Please I can't find the log file in TWRP. Where can I get it from?

Datbro said:
Please I can't find the log file in TWRP. Where can I get it from?
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Advanced/save log

I'll upload the actual Logfile

Please that's the log I got from TWRP

Datbro said:
Please that's the log I got from TWRP
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Would you please remove the copy and paste and just post the actual log file. Its rather against xda rules to post huge logs like that.
Anyway looks like your issue is that /data is not mounted.
You need to FORMAT /data and patch the boot partition.

Thanks. Noted for the copy and paste.
However, formatting data has to be done with TWRP?
What do I use to patch the boot partition?

Datbro said:
Thanks. Noted for the copy and paste.
However, formatting data has to be done with TWRP?
What do I use to patch the boot partition?
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See the link below for info.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/samsung-a-series-2017/development/xcc-t3591448

Thanks.. I have read it and I'll follow the instruction and hoping to return with success story.

Thank you so much. It worked but I noticed that there is about 6-7 seconds delay when you want to unlock the phone.
Any fix for that?