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[10 JAN][SCRIPT]IMG2CWM Converter 1.2.2

birkoffsjunk's HD2 IMG2CWM Converter​
A simple windows batch script to convert DAF builds to Clockwork Recovery ZIPs.
Originally designed for MDJ's Gingerbread NAND and posted here. Results may vary!
Instructions​
Download DAF based NAND ROM
Download & Extract this script
Place Boot.img & System.img into the 'in' folder
Double click 'RunMe.cmd' (not as admin)
Manually make any changes you wish (when prompted)
Once done, update.zip will be in the same location as 'RunMe.cmd'
META-INF Info​How to: Create Clockwork Recovery flash files
How to Create Android Update Zip Package
An updated updater-script (META-INF\com\google\android\updater-script) is required for various other Builds.
Downloads​v1 >>> here <<<
v1.1 attached (7z changed to 9.20 (ghostkid2010) & renamed out folder to temp)
v1.2 attached (Added error checking & support for system.img only)
v1.2.1 attached (Specified xcopy path & removed old 7z.exe)
v1.2.2 >>> here <<< (arif-ali's linux bash script)
Addons​arif-ali's NexusHD2-Gingerbread_V2.0 updater-script
TODO​
Add error checking
Add support for system.img only
META-INF Information
Most importantly keep it simple
License​BSD License for the script not the tools
7zip is GNU LGPL
unyaffs is GNU GPL v2

same post from MDJ
Your script works great extracting the .img file. But it's not able to create zip file. Let me edit your script with the missing file/info.
Download this file and put in folder tools;
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7za920.zip
change this line;
"%LOC%\tools\7z.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
to;
"%LOC%\tools\7za.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
and it should work. it will create a zip file.
Enjoy

how it works?

How does it use? What things do I have to put in the folder "IN"?

sathara said:
how it works?
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let you extract system.img and boot.img from android build, once you extracted all the fill, it will put all the file into a zip file so you can load via CWM

VuNhatVan said:
How does it use? What things do I have to put in the folder "IN"?
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boot.img & system.img

It has a function to edit apk. But how do you use that function and where do you add your own apk?

10507 said:
It has a function to edit apk. But how do you use that function and where do you add your own apk?
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it does not have a function to edit apk (correct me if i'm wrong). once you extracted all the files, go into app and add your apk there.

ghostkid2010 said:
let you extract system.img and boot.img from android build, once you extracted all the fill, it will put all the file into a zip file so you can load via CWM
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In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?

what a usefull tool, thank you!!

VuNhatVan said:
In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?
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If there's no boot.img, it should still work. all the boot file is already in the system.img
Let me download that build and I can tell you for sure on how to do it.. I smell that a new version of this script will be out..

Yeah it's very much a work in progress, please feel free to attach updated versions... I'll add them to the first post with accreditation

ghostkid2010 said:
If there's no boot.img, it should still work. all the boot file is already in the system.img
Let me download that build and I can tell you for sure on how to do it.. I smell that a new version of this script will be out..
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Is it work if there is only system.img?

drizztzou said:
Is it work if there is only system.img?
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with a little bit of editing yes

ghostkid2010 said:
same post from MDJ
Your script works great extracting the .img file. But it's not able to create zip file. Let me edit your script with the missing file/info.
Download this file and put in folder tools;
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7za920.zip
change this line;
"%LOC%\tools\7z.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
to;
"%LOC%\tools\7za.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
and it should work. it will create a zip file.
Enjoy
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can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?

ikkon said:
what a usefull tool, thank you!!
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YEAH! Your not kidding man...i was stoked while playing with it...Id also like to know from here...Is there a similar script for SD->NAND bc my favbe ROM has always been CORECells builds of EVO/HD based...Gave me the best batttery of all SD except for the now current NAND builds. So i figure maybe itll be even better on NAND! TAHNKS again so much for your pos t BIRKOFF! ANYone know of the SD->NAND question?

psuser said:
can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?
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YOU have to add an "a" after the z in 7z WITHIN the RUNME script...you have to right click it and open with NOTEPAD on PC and add the "a"

psuser said:
can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?
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download the new version on page 1, its fixed

Really cool idea!! I gave it a shot, it just reboots after the MAGLDR screen showing the HTC logo over and over until you boot back into recovery. It flashed fine but just wouldn't boot.

VuNhatVan said:
In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?
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Use the following "RunMetest.bat"
http://hotfile.com/dl/95408413/0c085bd/RunMetest.rar.html
I tested with different build, system.img only, both boot.img and system.img, it was able to create a zip with all the file.
I'm not uploading the whole folder since this was started by birkoffsjunk, I'm just helping
Test it out

[Q] How to edit system.img

I downloaded factory image from code.google.com,and I extracted a file who name is system.img,but I don't know how can I unpack it.
I don't know unpack it with what software,Is not always able to unpack the file when I
tried some softwares.(yaffs2img,winimage,winRAR and something else)
what is a right way to extract and edit it?
Thank you!

you don't extract .img files.... you flash the img file through fastboot.
google on how to use fastboot for more details.

You can extract them just fine. I used dsixda's kitchen to extract system.img so that I could pull the gapps.

zephiK said:
you don't extract .img files.... you flash the img file through fastboot.
google on how to use fastboot for more details.
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I just want make it into zip file and flash it with recovery,facilitate I edit a rom.

zephiK said:
you don't extract .img files.... you flash the img file through fastboot.
google on how to use fastboot for more details.
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mwalt2 said:
You can extract them just fine. I used dsixda's kitchen to extract system.img so that I could pull the gapps.
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Dsixda's kitchen? Can it unpack the system.img? Actually,I want delete some gapps and edit this rom.

8723045587230455 said:
Dsixda's kitchen? Can it unpack the system.img? Actually,I want delete some gapps and edit this rom.
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Yes, it works ok. Just put the system.img in the original update and choose to make a rom from that file. It will guide you through extracting the system.img. You might be able to get it to build the entire rom if you just zip all of the .img's together and choose that for the input file.

Thank you so much and I'll try. ^^

You can use http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15333542& postcount=135 to convert the image to an .ext4.img and then use http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/ to mount (if you are using Windows).
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

efrant said:
You can use http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15333542& postcount=135 to convert the image to an .ext4.img and then use http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/ to mount (if you are using Windows).
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
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I'm glad i found your post on here. Greatly appreciate it! :victory:

kernel from latest 4.04 update

is there a way to extract the kernel from the latest update,or does someone already have it,thanks or will someone extract it for me,thankyou

nutpn said:
is there a way to extract the kernel from the latest update,or does someone already have it,thanks or will someone extract it for me,thankyou
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You can extract it using 'adb shell dd' command. You need to know the mount point and there is more syntax to the command. I've attached it for you though.

kernel
Can I flash this zip

nutpn said:
Can I flash this zip
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The simple thing to do is open the .zip and see if it looks like a flashable one (ie is there a META-INF folder)...and no it's not flashable. It's simply boot.img (zImage + RAMDISK).

[TUTORIAL] Install ROM via sideload

I know most of you already know this, but it may help others because this is very usefull for installing kitkat.
It's a pain to copy an 1,2 GB ROM to internal storage, so sideloading (installing from PC) it's lot easier and faster.
So here's the trick.
Copy the zip you want to install in "adb" folder (archiev attached)
Reboot phone in recovery mode
Optional - do your wipes
If you have CMW
Go to install zip -> install zip from sideload
If you have TWRP
Go to advanced -> ADB sideload
connect the USB cable and run START.cmd
type "adb devices" to check if your phone is recognized and connected (skip if you know everything it's ok)
type "adb sideload kitkat.zip" (replace kitkat with zip's name)
Notes:
Ofc you need USB drivers

Ive tried that a couple times but always i get a "cannot read kitkat.zip" thing, any idea why?
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mastor10 said:
Ive tried that a couple times but always i get a "cannot read kitkat.zip" thing, any idea why?
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Umm... Did you replace "kitkat.zip" with the actual name of your zip file (or rename your zip to "kitkat.zip")? I know it might be a very stupid question, but I can only read your post, not your mind...

kt-Froggy said:
Umm... Did you replace "kitkat.zip" with the actual name of your zip file (or rename your zip to "kitkat.zip")? I know it might be a very stupid question, but I can only read your post, not your mind...
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Of course man, all of the roms ive flashed was through sideload

mastor10 said:
Of course man, all of the roms ive flashed was through sideload
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Make a screenshot of what you're doing and error you get, this way will be easier for both.

roscatel said:
Make a screenshot of what you're doing and error you get, this way will be easier for both.
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there you go
i changed the name to zip but norhing happens

mastor10 said:
there you go
i changed the name to zip but norhing happens
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First, there is no way for a rom to use ".rar" extension. After, error means that the file couldn't be read (missing or corrupted). Also you may try my method which doesn't need android SDK, so there is no complications with wrong paths or such.

roscatel said:
First, there is no way for a rom to use ".rar" extension. After, error means that the file couldn't be read (missing or corrupted). Also you may try my method which doesn't need android SDK, so there is no complications with wrong paths or such.
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yes i know, but in there the rom is in rar http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2762171
so i changed the rar to zip, also i downloaded the file 3 times and the same happens, ill try with your adb and see
also the others zips i flash through sideload from sdk works just fine, only in this rom i get the error
edit, nope the same happens

mastor10 said:
yes i know, but in there the rom is in rar http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2762171
so i changed the rar to zip, also i downloaded the file 3 times and the same happens, ill try with your adb and see
also the others zips i flash through sideload from sdk works just fine, only in this rom i get the error
edit, nope the same happens
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Look at the screen I've attached. Are you sure your zip it's not the same have you checked it? I've highlighted the rom itself.

roscatel said:
Look at the screen I've attached. Are you sure your zip it's not the same have you checked it? I've highlighted the rom itself.
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this is what i download
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0BxtwB2oE42pDNFJsaGJ3ODNkWGM&export=download
from the topic i mention above, its the same, i rename it to a smaller name though

mastor10 said:
this is what i download
https://drive.google.com/uc?id=0BxtwB2oE42pDNFJsaGJ3ODNkWGM&export=download
from the topic i mention above, its the same, i rename it to a smaller name though
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Ok then simply extract "VDT-V20..." from that archieve. That's the zip you have to install via sideload!

roscatel said:
Ok then simply extract "VDT-V20..." from that archieve. That's the zip you have to install via sideload!
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this is whats inside the zip i download

mastor10 said:
this is whats inside the zip i download
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It looks to me that your screenshot is showing contents of a ZIP inside a RAR. What @roscatel means, you should extract the ZIP from the RAR that you downloaded -- it's actually an archive packed inside another archive. After that, flash the ZIP you just extracted using any method (sideload, or from recovery as usual). Do NOT rename RAR to ZIP -- it doesn't make sense, and will most definitely NOT work.

kt-Froggy said:
It looks to me that your screenshot is showing contents of a ZIP inside a RAR. What @roscatel means, you should extract the ZIP from the RAR that you downloaded -- it's actually an archive packed inside another archive. After that, flash the ZIP you just extracted using any method (sideload, or from recovery as usual). Do NOT rename RAR to ZIP -- it doesn't make sense, and will most definitely NOT work.
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hi my pc known my device but when i write adb sideload ...zip foul (stand) 0% and i watting 15 minuts for process but nothing happening . plz help me . my device is xperia tx.. plzzzzzzzzzzzzz

install the last TWRP (flash it via bootloader), same process by opening commande window in the folder (shift+right click: then open command) and tiping command: fastboot flash recovery (name of the file).img (like that: exemple: fastboot flash recovery lastTWRP.img)
it autorize MTP transfer, so you cas access your internal storage and copy the zip file
or retrieve backups from your phone

I'm using and side load on my lge
LM-x210MA an I keep getting these different errors do I need to flash more than a twrp.imf what about sys.img root.img root-boot.img this is all a lot to take in as a first timer go easy I'm not trolling just trying to learn

A515f custom kernel Android 12

physwizz A515f S kernel version 3.1
For OneUI 4
( also works for GSIs)
Samsung securities disabled
More CPU governors
Conservative, On-demand, Userspace, powersave, performance, energy_step, shedutil
Optimised for performance
CPU:
Big 936 MHz - 2314MHz
Little 403MHz - 2054MHz
lz4 default compression added to zram
Installation
Post 2
Kernel
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@physwizz

Installing physwizz custom kernels
INSTALL AT YOUR OWN RISK
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY BRICKED PHONES
But I will help any well-mannered person to recover.
A. Preparation
1. Root the phone
2. Compress your patched boot.img to make boot.tar
3. Copy boot.tar to PC
B. Installation
Method 1
Install from twrp
Reboot to recovery
Backup boot and dtbo (if available)
Install kernel zip
Wipe both caches
Reboot
Method 2
Install kernel from terminal.
1. Download magisk module (magic-flash.zip) from https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/magic-flash
2. Install module and reboot.
3. Open terminal.
4. Navigate to folder containing kernel.zip.
Use
ls to list contents
and
cd to change directories
5. Type su
6. Type flash kernel_name.zip
7. Reboot
Method 3
Using ADB
Install adb tools on pc
Connect to PC
Copy zip file to adb folder on pc
Open terminal on pc
Navigate to adb folder
Type
adb sideload file-name.zip
Method 4
Using boot.img
Install AIK Mobile from magisk modules
Use rootexplorer to access
/data/local/AIK-MOBILE
Add patched boot.img and tap unpackimg.sh
Exit the folder and return to see the files.
Edit the files (eg to add a new Image
rename Image to boot.img-zImage and insert in split-image folder)
Tap repackimg.sh
Rename new_image.img to boot.img
Compress boot.img to boot.tar
Copy boot.tar to PC
Reboot phone to download mode
Install boot.tar from odin
AIKLink
Physwizz Collection
Install from magisk modules Use rootexplorer to access /data/local/AIK-MOBILE Add boot.img or recovery.img and tap unpackimg.sh Exit the folder and return to see the files. Edit the files (eg to add a new Image rename Image to boot.img-zImage and insert in split-image folder) Tap repackimg.sh
t.me
C. Removal
Method 1
Reboot to recovery
Restore boot and dtbo
Reboot
Method 2.
Reboot phone to download mode
Install patched boot.tar from odin
@physwizz

Thank You Great work

hacker812c said:
Thank You Great work
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I hope it works ok

Any feedback?

physwizz said:
Any feedback?
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Pixel Expirence ROM v415 installed on OneUI 4(A515FOXM5FVE1). The phone heats up during simple tasks. The core panics and does not reset frequencies.

Brownly said:
Pixel Expirence ROM v415 installed on OneUI 4(A515FOXM5FVE1). The phone heats up during simple tasks. The core panics and does not reset frequencies.
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Thanks

physwizz said:
Any feedback?
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I use a translator. Thank you so much. There were no problems on One UI. Pixel experience plus ROM v415 does not heat up in simple tasks yet. File transfer is working (File Transfer/Android Auto mode). Aosp based ROM (GSI) is installed on top of One ui 4.1 without bootloop

Sm.one said:
I use a translator. Thank you so much. There were no problems on One UI. Pixel experience plus ROM v415 does not heat up in simple tasks yet. File transfer is working (File Transfer/Android Auto mode). Aosp based ROM (GSI) is installed on top of One ui 4.1 without bootloop
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Good news

did anyone know why the battery discharge normal in OneUI, and when I install a GSI the battery discharge too fast?

f42in0 said:
did anyone know why the battery discharge normal in OneUI, and when I install a GSI the battery discharge too fast?
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Many GSIs have various issues.
I only use debloated stock

UPD: Solved the overheating issue. The problem was not in the kernel. The core is stable, the MTP is working. Thank you!

Brownly said:
UPD: Solved the overheating issue. The problem was not in the kernel. The core is stable, the MTP is working. Thank you!
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Good to know

Hello, is it compatible with ICBM Rom?

Nachopincha said:
Hello, is it compatible with ICBM Rom?
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It should be.

Thanks sir, can you underclock more?

rezabahramnezhad said:
Thanks sir, can you underclock more?
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Just use hktweaks to lower the maximums