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These apps will help you dump a csc and make your own csc image!
1.convert Samsung org csc(Ra000FF) or CSC.D000FF to real csc file.
cmdline: CSCConverter.exe -d i917ATTJK2.csc.Ra000FF i917ATTJK2.csc
CSCConverter.exe -d CSC.D000FF CSC.csc
PS: if you dumped a CSC.D000FF file, app will show you CSC Max Block Count, remember this, we will use it!
2.dump csc file and have a csc script file.
cmdline: CSCBuilder.exe -d i917ATTJK2.csc i917ATTJK2.txt
3.edit files and script file, then build a new csc file.
cmdline: CSCBuilder.exe -b i917ATTJK2_new.csc i917ATTJK2.txt
4.convert csc file to D000FF.
cmdline: CSCConverter.exe -b i917ATTJK2.csc CSC_new.D000FF 42
PS: 42 is i917 CSC Partition Max Block Count, I think it's same as i8700.
5.have fun with custom csc!
PS:
UAInput.000 in CSC is like a copy file script.you can use CSCPackage.cab.pkg to do this, but make sure cab signed cert is in your custom rom.
samsung WP7 device first boot:
1.copy CSCPackage.cab.pkg to \OSRoot\UpdateBin\CSCPackage.cab.pkg.
2.run SLDR to update CSCPackage.cab.pkg to Rom.
3.boot.
USAGE:
CSCConverter -d <CSC.D000FF/CSC.Ra000FF> <CSC File>
CSCConverter -b <CSC File> <CSC.D000FF> <Max Block Count>
CSCConverter -br <CSC File> <CSC.Ra000FF> <Max Block Count> (*not completed!)
CSCBuilder -d <CSC File> <CSC Script>
CSCBuilder -b <CSC File> <CSC Script>
Best Regards
Ego Zheng
2012/02/11
thanks
4.convert csc file to D000FF.
cmdline: CSCBuilder.exe -b i917ATTJK2.csc CSC_new.D000FF 42
PS: 42 is i917 CSC Partition Max Block Count, I think it's same as i8700.
on omnia7 its the same "42"
thanks for the app's real cool
Edit:
4.convert csc file to D000FF.
cmdline: CSCConverter.exe -b i917ATTJK2.csc CSC_new.D000FF 42
PS: 42 is i917 CSC Partition Max Block Count, I think it's same as i8700.
your text was/wrong
thank you very much
Fantastic~~This reminds me of my research of Nexus S's CSC carrier info modification~
And you are Ego? I didn't recognize you yesterday in my thread...since your ID is different from DFT Forum~~sorry for that...
Good work!
GREAT! I think this is just what I wanted! If I am correct in my assumption, using CSC we can debrand our phone and make custom registry edits like interop-unlock and enable ICS without needing to build/flash a whole ROM, right?
EDIT: So I made a CSC to debrand the ATT Focus and stop the 'Now' xap from being pinned but... after sucessfully flashing it to the phone and hard-resetting nothing changed. So I guess that means the only way to apply is to build it into the ROM or send the update cab which also means you have to rebuild the ROM with your own cert...
Can I completely disable/remove s healthy on the watch? I already removed it from my phone. It uses by far the most battery life and there are times when I know I won't need it (travelling for a few days and not taking the charger) and want to make sure it's not sucking up battery. I still want all the other features on the watch to work like notifications, weather, music controls, reminders, etc.
I should add I have set heart rate monitor to manual and disabled all workout detections in s-health on the watch.
Thanks
strifej said:
Can I completely disable/remove s healthy on the watch? I already removed it from my phone. It uses by far the most battery life and there are times when I know I won't need it (travelling for a few days and not taking the charger) and want to make sure it's not sucking up battery. I still want all the other features on the watch to work like notifications, weather, music controls, reminders, etc.
I should add I have set heart rate monitor to manual and disabled all workout detections in s-health on the watch.
Thanks
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I don't think there is a way to remove S Health from the watch. In addition to what you've already done, you could also go to Settings>Apps>Permission>S Health and turn off sensors, location etc.,
Hbmtg said:
I don't think there is a way to remove S Health from the watch. In addition to what you've already done, you could also go to Settings>Apps>Permission>S Health and turn off sensors, location etc.,
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Ah, didn't think of that. I'll do that now. It's a bit of a hassle, but no choice. I do use it for workout tracking of heartrate/time, but I won't be working out when traveling.
I find it's really annoying sometimes where it's constantly shooting out the green laser to check if I'm wearing it or not. It can do it for > 1 minute non-stop.
IMHO you can disable Apps with SDB Tool...
Code:
sdb shell
Code:
pkgcmd -i
Shows you all installed Apps...
Disable Command you could check:
Code:
pkgcmd --help
Best Regards
adfree said:
IMHO you can disable Apps with SDB Tool...
Code:
sdb shell
Code:
pkgcmd -i
Shows you all installed Apps...
Disable Command you could check:
Code:
pkgcmd --help
Best Regards
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I made your way with bixby,
use command pkgcmd - u -n com.samsung.tizentizen.bixby or pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
but both failed
see picture :crying:
luuphong559 said:
I made your way with bixby,
use command pkgcmd - u -n com.samsung.tizentizen.bixby or pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
but both failed
see picture :crying:
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Your picture doesn't load. I haven't tried yet, but was going to see what you ran for reference when I try this weekend.
Try with global at end...
Example... this is the old ""Pixpeep" app
Code:
pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.svoice-n66 --global
I can also at the moment not download attached Picture...
For next attempt you can use also Copy and Paste like this... only the text:
Code:
sh-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.svoice-n66 --global
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[20]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[60]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[80]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [1006]ms
Ignore my ROOT and ignore my false app example...
Btw.
U like uninstall is not possible because rootfs.img is write protected... in Stock Firmware...
Disable means only remove from SQLite Databse *.db file...
Best Regards
strifej said:
Your picture doesn't load. I haven't tried yet, but was going to see what you ran for reference when I try this weekend.
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Code here
-D -t tpk -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
(process:10106): GLib-WARNING **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [73]ms
-u -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[appid] val[com.samsung.tizen.bixby]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1232]ms
adfree said:
Try with global at end...
Example... this is the old ""Pixpeep" app
Code:
pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.svoice-n66 --global
I can also at the moment not download attached Picture...
For next attempt you can use also Copy and Paste like this... only the text:
Code:
sh-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.svoice-n66 --global
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[20]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[60]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[80]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.svoice-n66] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [1006]ms
Ignore my ROOT and ignore my false app example...
Btw.
U like uninstall is not possible because rootfs.img is write protected... in Stock Firmware...
Disable means only remove from SQLite Databse *.db file...
Best Regards
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I Try it, but
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.svoice-n66 --global
(process:10232): GLib-WARNING **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [63]ms
With pkgcmd -l I see 4 Bixbiesbabiesbibi
Code:
pkgcmd -D -t [COLOR="Green"][B]app[/B][/COLOR] -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service --global
pkgcmd -D -t [COLOR="Green"][B]app[/B][/COLOR] -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice --global
pkgcmd -D -t [COLOR="Green"][B]app[/B][/COLOR] -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby --global
pkgcmd -D -t [COLOR="Green"][B]app[/B][/COLOR] -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning --global
I have killed all 4... Only Bixby Icon left.. but silence now...
Looks like this:
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service --global
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service] key[start] val[disable_app]
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-wakeup-service] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [566]ms
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice --global
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice] key[start] val[disable_app]
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-voice] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [399]ms
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning --global
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning] key[start] val[disable_app]
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby-provisioning] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [510]ms
and what you found...
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.tizen.bixby --global
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[start] val[disable_app]
__app_return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[app] pkgid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] appid[com.samsung.tizen.bixby] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [630]ms
Only this was not enough, as Bixby Icon still started "something"...
Tested only with my SM-R760 Tizen 4.0.0.7...
Yes, I saw your error with your Command.. check my... I have used app instead tpk...
Please not ask why...
For me working...
OWN RISK!
Only short tested... Maybe sideeffects...
Because Bixby is now the heart...
Best Regards
Do you think removing s-health will cause any problems? I don't want to remove bixby. I actually use it sometimes to set alarms, and it uses very little battery.
Do you think removing s-health will cause any problems? I don't want to remove bixby.
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I have limited time and many things I do for fun and not test longer as 5 minutes...
Procedure is same/similar...
Identify what you want to "kill"...
1 way is to use this Command:
Code:
pkgcmd -l
Because you see what is installed...
Alternate way is to unpack/extract files from Firmware... blabla...
And I have only SM-R760 for tests... sometimes Sams.ng is doing funny things in Firmware updates...
Work, not work in next update work again but changed... next update worked but work only if...
Shealth is not Standalone crap... If you also use the Phone App... then maybe something funny happens...
NO idea, because not tested...
Back to kill project...
Example from my SM-R760...
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -l
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.sim-activation] name [sim-activation] version [0.0.1] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.unit-test-sensor] name [Unit Test sensor Applications] version [1.0.0] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.bluetooth-testmode] name [Bluetooth Testmode] version [0.0.14] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.w-clock-viewer] name [W-Clock-Viewer] version [0.1.12] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [org.tizen.inputmethod-setting] name [Keyboard setting] version [0.5.35] storage [internal]
[COLOR="Red"][B]system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [health-data-service] name [Health Data Service] version [1.2.10.0] storage [internal][/B][/COLOR]
Copy and Paste Magic...
If I search for magic word health... I can find 2 hits...
Here is the second... IMHO the main app:
Code:
system apps pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [[COLOR="Red"][B]com.samsung.shealth_gear[/B][/COLOR]] name [Samsung Health] version [4.7.20300] storage [internal]
Attempt 1...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [58]ms
Attempt 2...
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
(process:3597): GLib-←[1;33mWARNING←[0m **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [70]ms
Attempt 3:
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t rpm -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
(process:3608): GLib-←[1;33mWARNING←[0m **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [56]ms
Will check what is wrong... :cyclops:
Best Regards
Edit 1.
Attempt 1000...
Found, seems Security reason... because possible with ROOT...
Code:
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -s com.samsung.shealth_gear
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [2]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [53]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [64]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[20]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[60]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[80]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [1920]ms
adfree said:
I have limited time and many things I do for fun and not test longer as 5 minutes...
Procedure is same/similar...
Identify what you want to "kill"...
1 way is to use this Command:
Code:
pkgcmd -l
Because you see what is installed...
Alternate way is to unpack/extract files from Firmware... blabla...
And I have only SM-R760 for tests... sometimes Sams.ng is doing funny things in Firmware updates...
Work, not work in next update work again but changed... next update worked but work only if...
Shealth is not Standalone crap... If you also use the Phone App... then maybe something funny happens...
NO idea, because not tested...
Back to kill project...
Example from my SM-R760...
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -l
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.sim-activation] name [sim-activation] version [0.0.1] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.unit-test-sensor] name [Unit Test sensor Applications] version [1.0.0] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.bluetooth-testmode] name [Bluetooth Testmode] version [0.0.14] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [com.samsung.w-clock-viewer] name [W-Clock-Viewer] version [0.1.12] storage [internal]
system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [org.tizen.inputmethod-setting] name [Keyboard setting] version [0.5.35] storage [internal]
[COLOR="Red"][B]system apps pkg_type [rpm] pkgid [health-data-service] name [Health Data Service] version [1.2.10.0] storage [internal][/B][/COLOR]
Copy and Paste Magic...
If I search for magic word health... I can find 2 hits...
Here is the second... IMHO the main app:
Code:
system apps pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [[COLOR="Red"][B]com.samsung.shealth_gear[/B][/COLOR]] name [Samsung Health] version [4.7.20300] storage [internal]
Attempt 1...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [58]ms
Attempt 2...
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
(process:3597): GLib-←[1;33mWARNING←[0m **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [70]ms
Attempt 3:
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t rpm -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
(process:3608): GLib-←[1;33mWARNING←[0m **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [56]ms
Will check what is wrong... :cyclops:
Best Regards
Edit 1.
Attempt 1000...
Found, seems Security reason... because possible with ROOT...
Code:
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -s com.samsung.shealth_gear
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [2]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [53]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t app -n com.samsung.shealth_gear
Failed to get appinfo[com.samsung.shealth_gear]
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [64]ms
bash-3.2# pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[20]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[60]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[80]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.shealth_gear] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [1920]ms
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how to active ROOT?
I try pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
Code:
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -D -t tpk -n com.samsung.shealth_gear --global
(process:4034): GLib-WARNING **: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory.
This indicates a bug in someone's code. You must ensure an error is NULL before it's set.
The overwriting error message was: Address element ?(null)? does not contain a colon (:)
PkgMgr Client Creation Failed
Undefined error(-1)processing result : Undefined Error [-999] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [96]ms
@luuphong559
Can you give please Model Name and Firmware Version?
Because I am using ""modified"" rootfs.img...
So usefull to know ...
Easiest way to get infos... type this Code:
Code:
*#1234#
And you see all Firmware infos + Model Name...
Best Regards
adfree said:
@luuphong559
can you give please model name and firmware version?
Because i am using ""modified"" rootfs.img...
So usefull to know ...
Easiest way to get infos... Type this code:
And you see all firmware infos + model name...
Best regards
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ap: R820xxu1bta1
cp: No phone
csc: R820oxa1bta1
For Rooting SM-R820...
It is in THEORY not impossible.. I hope Security is not increased...
But missing parts:
A
Code:
R820XXU1BTA1
To modify rootfs.img from BTA1 Binary the Odin Files required...
Code:
AP_R820XXU1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
BL_R820XXU1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
CSC_OXA_R820OXA1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
B
Need brave tester...
OWN RISK!
C
To insert su Binary into BTA1 Firmware I can give more details...
Menwhile seems really unified...
Last successfully rooted device SM-R500 DSL1... and I got feedback about success from SM-R815U user...
But only in private... not confirmed in public...
I wish I had more public feedback...
D
Sideeffect of Root...
Samsung Pay not work...
Best Regards
adfree said:
For Rooting SM-R820...
It is in THEORY not impossible.. I hope Security is not increased...
But missing parts:
A
Code:
R820XXU1BTA1
To modify rootfs.img from BTA1 Binary the Odin Files required...
Code:
AP_R820XXU1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
BL_R820XXU1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
CSC_OXA_R820OXA1BTA1_usr.tar.md5
B
Need brave tester...
OWN RISK!
C
To insert su Binary into BTA1 Firmware I can give more details...
Menwhile seems really unified...
Last successfully rooted device SM-R500 DSL1... and I got feedback about success from SM-R815U user...
But only in private... not confirmed in public...
I wish I had more public feedback...
D
Sideeffect of Root...
Samsung Pay not work...
Best Regards
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I don't understand what you mean, but I have a question? Can I get watch updates after ROOT?
I used to change CSC: https://forum.xda-developers.com/smartwatch/galaxy-watch/changing-region-galaxy-active-2-t3983895
My English is quite poor
I don't understand what you mean, but I have a question? Can I get watch updates after ROOT?
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Official FOTA updates aka over the air... are incremental updates...
Some self check... HASH Security ""crap""...
But important Integrety checks...
Short:
ROOT = NO official FOTA
IMHO this is known, because in Android Samsung Phone world similar...
ROOT means Custom...
Custom stuff not supported by Samsung...
Best Regards
For anyone that has disable Bixby or S Health, do you notice any battery improvement?
Also any side-effects?
Mr Bigglesworth said:
For anyone that has disable Bixby or S Health, do you notice any battery improvement?
Also any side-effects?
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of course it will improve, Because Samsung Health accounts for 30-40% of battery life
the app was working for me i tried to install the latest 23.tpk which didn't work for me because of OLD TIZEN version later i realized it requires .08 version to work 23.tpk
now i am trying to reinstall BP.TPK now i am not able to install the old version :crying:
Getting this error any solution ?
Code:
C:\sdb2260\sdb\data\tools>sdb install bp.tpk
pulled bp.tpk 100% 1MB
1 file(s) pulled. 0 file(s) skipped.
bp.tpk 279 KB/s (2030244 bytes in 7.100s)
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[8]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [2021]ms
rm: remove write-protected regular file `/opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk'?
Can you try this with SDB 2.2.60... the old Version...
To open "Terminal"...
Code:
sdb shell
Uninstall attmept...
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
If work looks like this...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[13]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[18]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[22]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[27]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[31]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[36]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[45]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[50]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[54]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[59]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[63]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[68]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[72]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[77]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[81]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[86]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[90]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[95]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [5279]ms
If not, post what you see...
Best Regards
Thanks a lot uninstalled using those commands and reinstalled the old bp.tpk
can't install BP.TPK
adfree said:
Can you try this with SDB 2.2.60... the old Version...
To open "Terminal"...
Code:
sdb shell
Uninstall attmept...
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
If work looks like this...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[13]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[18]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[22]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[27]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[31]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[36]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[45]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[50]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[54]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[59]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[63]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[68]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[72]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[77]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[81]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[86]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[90]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[95]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [5279]ms
If not, post what you see...
Best Regards
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Hi Adfree,
I have a KOO Active 2 R820, Tizen 4.0.08 and was able to use BP and ECG(side loading shm 1.1.059.Caravana and sub install ECG.TPK) on a samsung S9+ phone earlier.
I changed my phone to Oppo Find X2 Pro a few days ago and reset my Active 2 and till now, i'm unable to install BP.tpk(various versions found online). ECG works perfectly though(side loading shm 1.1.059.Caravana and sub install ECG.TPK).
I tried uninstalling(pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp) to no avail.
I suspect the BP is already pre-installed on my watch but can't find the icon to reactivate the functions.
SHM keep insisting that No compatible watch found even though ECG works perfectly.
Please assist me in putting BP back to my phone.
Thank you very much!
adfree said:
Can you try this with SDB 2.2.60... the old Version...
To open "Terminal"...
Code:
sdb shell
Uninstall attmept...
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
If work looks like this...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[13]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[18]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[22]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[27]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[31]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[36]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[45]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[50]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[54]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[59]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[63]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[68]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[72]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[77]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[81]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[86]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[90]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[95]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [5279]ms
If not, post what you see...
Best Regards
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Thanks !!! it helped me
:good:
tkmloh said:
Hi Adfree,
I have a KOO Active 2 R820, Tizen 4.0.08 and was able to use BP and ECG(side loading shm 1.1.059.Caravana and sub install ECG.TPK) on a samsung S9+ phone earlier.
I changed my phone to Oppo Find X2 Pro a few days ago and reset my Active 2 and till now, i'm unable to install BP.tpk(various versions found online). ECG works perfectly though(side loading shm 1.1.059.Caravana and sub install ECG.TPK).
I tried uninstalling(pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp) to no avail.
I suspect the BP is already pre-installed on my watch but can't find the icon to reactivate the functions.
SHM keep insisting that No compatible watch found even though ECG works perfectly.
Please assist me in putting BP back to my phone.
Thank you very much!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have the same phone findx2pro and the same watches, and i cant find solution for working BP, now works only with samsung phones.
I tried sideloading ecg and bp tpk using 23.tpk and got the following error on active watch 2 running tizen 5.5.0.1
any help would be appreciated
C:\Users\agilani\Desktop\sdk\SDBstarterKidv1\sdb_2.2.60_windows-64\data\tools>sdb install 23.tpk
pulled 23.tpk 100% 3MB
1 file(s) pulled. 0 file(s) skipped.
23.tpk 504 KB/s (3812790 bytes in 7.380s)
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/23.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [2364]ms
rm: remove write-protected regular file `/opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/23.tpk'? ^C
Alibaba0101 said:
I tried sideloading ecg and bp tpk using 23.tpk and got the following error on active watch 2 running tizen 5.5.0.1
any help would be appreciated
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You cannot sideload anything yet on 5.5, $am$ung blocked it.
@Bi0haZarD
A
This is not 100 % correct...
SDB Tricks not more working...
But we have success with all Watches and APK as "Installer"...
It pushes automatic on Samsung Phones the APK to the Watch...
B
@Alibaba0101
You are on XAR as CSC?
Then ECG has the same name like BP... and BP/ECG Combo aka 23
You could try to uninstall... you are in correct Thread... few posts before yours...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83214717&postcount=2
Best Regards
adfree said:
@Bi0haZarD
A
This is not 100 % correct...
SDB Tricks not more working...
But we have success with all Watches and APK as "Installer"...
It pushes automatic on Samsung Phones the APK to the Watch...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Dear friend adfree, don't misunderstand me please, but i am right about not being able to sideload apps on 5.5, the apk4tpk method you mentioned does not have anything to do with sideloading.
That method uses the Galaxy Wear application on the phone, together with Active 2 plugin to transfer the tpk from the phone to the watch (the one included in apk4tpk, the 23.tpk to be more specific)...
Also would like to wish you all the best with the work you're doing adfree, and big "Thank You" for your time and efforts that you, caravana and all others put into this...
Unfortunately, due to personal obligations i am not able to always reply in a timely manner, so excuse me if my reply comes later than expected..
Have a wonderful day / night !!
adfree said:
@Bi0haZarD
A
This is not 100 % correct...
SDB Tricks not more working...
But we have success with all Watches and APK as "Installer"...
It pushes automatic on Samsung Phones the APK to the Watch...
B
@Alibaba0101
You are on XAR as CSC?
Then ECG has the same name like BP... and BP/ECG Combo aka 23
You could try to uninstall... you are in correct Thread... few posts before yours...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83214717&postcount=2
Best Regards
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I have a USA 835U LTE model. I haven't checked CSC, but I assume its for USA region... The lte model didn't have tizen 4.0.0.8 and went directly from 4.0.0.6 to 5.5.0.1 so i had no ability to sideload the 4.0.0.8 versions
tried the apk4tpk method
tried the adfree 29 package
tried sideloading the 23.tpk using sdb
and they all failed. I think this only works on a samsung phone. I've been trying all of this on my lg v40. Also tried uninstalled using sdb and then re-install. Still get the same error.
why is it working only on samsung phones since tizen 5.5? will it change back?
adfree said:
@Bi0haZarD
A
This is not 100 % correct...
SDB Tricks not more working...
But we have success with all Watches and APK as "Installer"...
It pushes automatic on Samsung Phones the APK to the Watch...
B
@Alibaba0101
You are on XAR as CSC?
Then ECG has the same name like BP... and BP/ECG Combo aka 23
You could try to uninstall... you are in correct Thread... few posts before yours...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83214717&postcount=2
Best Regards
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Click to collapse
why is it working only on samsung phones since tizen 5.5? will it change back?
adfree said:
Can you try this with SDB 2.2.60... the old Version...
To open "Terminal"...
Code:
sdb shell
Uninstall attmept...
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
If work looks like this...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[13]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[18]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[22]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[27]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[31]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[36]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[45]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[50]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[54]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[59]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[63]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[68]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[72]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[77]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[81]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[86]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[90]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[95]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [5279]ms
If not, post what you see...
Best Regards
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Hi,
I have Watch active 2,
model number SM-R820,
TIZEN Version 5.5.0.1,
Software version : R820XXU1CTI4
SM-R820NZKAXAR
Problem is when I updated my watch to this version, BP monitor is not showing anymore, also on Samsung health monitor on Blood pressure section is showing a
message, "NO COMPATIBLE WATCH FOUND". I this sulution that you have post but failed, please see error below.
I HOPE you can help me, thank you very much.
ERROR:
* The version of SDB client (2.2.60) is not same with that of SDB server (4.2.12).
It may cause version compatibility problems.
It is recommended to use SDB server with version 2.2.60. *
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bppkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1126]ms
sh-3.2# pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1094]ms
sh-3.2#
Hi,
I am also encountering the same issue here. I was not able to install (general error [-1]).
When I tried to uninstall it with your commend, it gave me the same error as above (operation not allowed)...
How can I fix this? Many thanks!
Best regards.
Installing bp app
chuby007 said:
Thanks !!! it helped me
:good:
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What is the procedure??
Thread dead? I have same issue... Cannot uninstall hidden BP on my GWA2
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [863]ms
sh-3.2$
adfree said:
Can you try this with SDB 2.2.60... the old Version...
To open "Terminal"...
Code:
sdb shell
Uninstall attmept...
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
If work looks like this...
Code:
D:\SDB\SDB260>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.bp-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[13]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[18]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[22]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[27]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[31]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[36]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[40]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[45]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[50]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[54]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[59]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[63]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[68]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[72]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[77]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[81]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[86]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[90]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[95]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[100]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[ok]
spend time for pkgcmd is [5279]ms
If not, post what you see...
Best Regards
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this is what i got
C:\Users\davek\Desktop\sdb\data\tools>sdb shell
sh-3.2$ sdb uninstall com.samsung.health.samd.bp
sh: sdb: command not found
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [874]ms
I have the same problem; Failed to install due to existing a newer version and failed to uninstall the older version; Operation not allowed.
GWA 2, USA ,SM-R820, Tizen 5.5.01.
[QUOTE = "davekaz, post: 84011537, tag: 5512597"]
ezt kaptam
C: \ Users \ davek \ Desktop \ sdb \ data \ tools> sdb shell
sh-3.2 $ sdb távolítsa el a com.samsung.health.samd.bp fájlt
sh: sdb: parancs nem található
sh-3.2 $ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [start] val [eltávolítás]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [appid] val [com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [appid] val [com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [appid] val [com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [install_percent] val [4]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [install_percent] val [9]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [hiba] val [-4]
__return_cb req_id [1] pkg_type [tpk] pkgid [com.samsung.health.samd.bp] kulcs [end] val [sikertelen]
eredmény feldolgozása: A művelet nem engedélyezett [-4] nem sikerült
a pkgcmd kiadási ideje [874] ms
[/IDÉZET]
Solution: rename it bp.zip to bp.tkp, then create a certificate as already described, then install it using tizen studio device meneger as already described! I adapted it a bit, so it works perfectly Watch Active 2 Tizen5.5.01, P40 Pro
I'm trying to mod SHM on watch for adding rus language and trying to replace some files, but actually SDB write "security error"
After using Sertifier, sdb write "sertificate error[-14]"
Code:
-14
No additional info spit out from SDB?
I ever forgott the ...
If you choose KOO for Korea... then SHM is preinstalled...
Maybe you then need first to uninstall complete to use own Cert...
And other apps you can resign and work?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/smartwatch/gear-fit/howto-sign-sideload-tizen-applications-t3639793
Best Regards
Edit 1.
On older Versions short tried and possible... example with German text:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82823051&postcount=665
Hm, no, i use XAR, there not preinstalled
Yes, i'm actually used sertifier from Fit2installer and it wrote an [-14] error
But thanks
About other apps soon check
And you uninstall Original TPK before... because Certs now differ...
You can look here for uninstall Commands via SDB:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83327589&postcount=1726
I mean this:
Code:
pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
To be sure the old TPK with different Cert is removed from SQLite Database...
Maybe now I remember what -14 is...
IMHO this could be you trying with public Cert Privilege Level to sign Platform crap...
Remove the .admin line in manifest.xml
Again.
SDB sometimes talk to you...
There is more text visible as -14
Best Regards
Edit 1.
Here is you output for -14
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83275933&postcount=1620
Code:
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-14] error message: :Check tizen-manifest.xml| - Current api-version = 4.0.0.8, | certificate signature level = partner||[MISMATCHED_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL]| - http://tizen.org/privilege/packagemanager.admin| >> [B][COLOR="Red"]Use at least platform signatured certificate[/COLOR][/B].||:<-7>
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Signature error [-14] failed
Remove this from Manifest... and you can use Public Level Cert...
Code:
http://tizen.org/privilege/packagemanager[B][COLOR="Red"].admin[/COLOR][/B]
Thank you very much! It's really work, and now i compile and sign a tpk, but now...idk, but file home.mo has a multiple encode, and how to decode.. idk
But thank you
If I have time I will check, what I can do...
My old tests only with older TPKs... so maybe something changed...
Best Regards
adfree said:
If I have time I will check, what I can do...
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Thanks, i'm translate it. It's needed only file mo convert to po and then edit.
But then...it's application starts only on my watch, but all others people has error [-12]
...but all others people has error [-12]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes. This is normal... because Cert is only valid for your own device... DUID Check...
Thanx to Samsu.g...
To bypass this problem at the moment 2 wayS...
A
User have to sign with own Certificate...
B
Rooted and/or modified Firmware... :angel:
This is what I used...
I can use Samsung Certs for all 3 Privilege Levels...
Code:
Public
Partner
Platform
"Bad"... at the moment not tested with GWA2...
Need brave tester... :angel:
Best Regards
adfree said:
Yes. This is normal... because Cert is only valid for your own device... DUID Check...
Thanx to Samsu.g...
To bypass this problem at the moment 2 wayS...
Rooted and/or modified Firmware..
Click to expand...
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Oh...that's bad, and now only root users may to flash my mod?
Alyway thank you
Oh...that's bad, and now only root users may to flash my mod?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
At the moment nobody else can use your work, without resign.
Your own Certs... your own Signatures...
They are not inside Firmware.
My way is to use Samsung Certs...
They are inside for instance Combination Firmware...
IMHO 5 years old or maybe meanwhile older...
It is for instance possible to create Certs for few more devices... IMHO DUID crap...
Something like register blabla few more devices...
Sorry, this is the Security crap of Samsu.g...
They want protect Watch Faces...
Best Regards
Sorry, at the moment less time...
My plan for this month...
Root SM-R820.
At the moment I have only BTF3 Firmware Files... not the latest BTG1...
Anyway... need more time.
Best Regards
Done. :angel:
SM-R820 BTF3 Root work.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83433641&postcount=1851
I have no BTG1 files... otherwise I would root here rootfs.img...
If I have time I will play with TPK...
Maybe German text...
Will try other Animation or remove or...
Best Regards
Rooted also SM-R830...
And as example...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83458777&postcount=926
In these RPMs Samsu.g Certs inside...
Best Regards
Because Samsu.g seems have no plan to expand SHM to more countries... in near future...
I mean 2020...
I will spend again some time with languages...
Code:
august_BPandECG_combo_version23_PlatformSigned_mod1.tpk
Will concentrate on latest known... "29"...
Code:
september_BPandECG_combo_version29_PlatformSigned_mod1.tpk
29 have 1 more language... Portugues for Brasil...
Still I have not understand if easily I can add folder + file...
Code:
DE
Need some time to understand...
Best Regards
Edit 1.
SHM 29 TPK not configured... not paired with Phone...
IMHO this is good start... text string:
Code:
Download the app
Can be found in 2 files...
Code:
\res\locale\[B]default[/B]\LC_MESSAGES\home.mo
\res\locale\[B]en_US[/B]\LC_MESSAGES\home.mo
1:1 same content...
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....
Can I simple add folder:
Code:
de_DE
Edit 2.
Hey cool... this is working... my folder de_DE
Now doing some time cunuming thing.. to translate I find correct position...
Example...
2 times:
Code:
Download the app
First for ECG... Second for BP...
2 times:
Code:
Blood pressure
Found first... but not the second...
Change into:
Code:
Blutdruck 1
Blutdruck 2
So I can see what where is used...
Tiny Example about my German """Translation"""...
Only as "Tech Demo"...
German Umlaut not work yet...
Best Regards
My model is SM-R835 (active 2 with tizen 5.5.0.1 and US LTE model) SDB is 2.2.60
I followed the methods posted here.
I failed to install bp...
I tried to install the bp.tpk but it turned out "general error [-1]"
Then I tried to use shell. It gave me this:
Code:
sdb install bp.tpk
pulled bp.tpk 100% 1MB
1 file(s) pulled. 0 file(s) skipped.
bp.tpk 250 KB/s (2025442 bytes in 7.908s)
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1451]ms
rm: remove write-protected regular file `/opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk'?
Still I failed...
Then I tried to follow others' instruction to uninstall.
Code:
sdb uninstall com.samsung.health.samd.bp
error: failed to get package type: package ID 'com.samsung.health.samd.bp' does not exist
and
Code:
sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [982]ms
Non of these worked...
I cannot install the bp...
However, I got the ecg function on it successfully.
Any ideas to overcome this? Please help me to add the blood pressure function to my watch... Thanks!
ps2pspgood said:
My model is SM-R835 (active 2 with tizen 5.5.0.1 and US LTE model) SDB is 2.2.60
I followed the methods posted here.
I failed to install bp...
I tried to install the bp.tpk but it turned out "general error [-1]"
Then I tried to use shell. It gave me this:
Code:
sdb install bp.tpk
pulled bp.tpk 100% 1MB
1 file(s) pulled. 0 file(s) skipped.
bp.tpk 250 KB/s (2025442 bytes in 7.908s)
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [1451]ms
rm: remove write-protected regular file `/opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk'?
Still I failed...
Then I tried to follow others' instruction to uninstall.
Code:
sdb uninstall com.samsung.health.samd.bp
error: failed to get package type: package ID 'com.samsung.health.samd.bp' does not exist
and
Code:
sdb shell
sh-3.2$ pkgcmd -u -t tpk -n com.samsung.health.samd.bp
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[uninstall]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.home]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.ecg-service]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[appid] val[com.samsung.health.samd.bp.widget]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[9]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-4]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : Operation not allowed [-4] failed
spend time for pkgcmd is [982]ms
Non of these worked...
I cannot install the bp...
However, I got the ecg function on it successfully.
Any ideas to overcome this? Please help me to add the blood pressure function to my watch... Thanks!
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Did you ever figure this out?
Brandon.rush1 said:
Did you ever figure this out?
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Hi,
I solved it. I wrote my case here. You can check it out.
You can try to run the recovery once before you decide to change CSC and downgrade. If you want to change CSC, please use the correct firmware that match your model to flash your watch.
Best regards.
ps2pspgood said:
Hi,
I solved it. I wrote my case here. You can check it out.
You can try to run the recovery once before you decide to change CSC and downgrade. If you want to change CSC, please use the correct firmware that match your model to flash your watch.
Best regards.
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Awesome, I'll try this tommorow. Many thanks, I've been going crazy trying to get it to work.
ps2pspgood said:
Hi,
I solved it. I wrote my case here. You can check it out.
You can try to run the recovery once before you decide to change CSC and downgrade. If you want to change CSC, please use the correct firmware that match your model to flash your watch.
Best regards.
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So followed everything exactly, CSC changed to brazil, upgraded, and am still getting this. Any ideas?
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
Brandon.rush1 said:
So followed everything exactly, CSC changed to brazil, upgraded, and am still getting this. Any ideas?
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
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Same happened here to me.
Only I'm using a GW3 and my original CSC is already Brazil, other than that I followed every step and I'm still stuck without being able to install the BP.tpk
igorbelchior said:
Same happened here to me.
Only I'm using a GW3 and my original CSC is already Brazil, other than that I followed every step and I'm still stuck without being able to install the BP.tpk
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Brandon.rush1 said:
So followed everything exactly, CSC changed to brazil, upgraded, and am still getting this. Any ideas?
path is /opt/usr/home/owner/apps_rw/tmp/bp.tpk
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[start] val[update]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[install_percent] val[10]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[error] val[-1]
__return_cb req_id[1] pkg_type[tpk] pkgid[com.samsung.health.samd.bp] key[end] val[fail]
processing result : General error [-1] failed
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You can see my explanation here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83719755&postcount=2919
If you want help, please get the current watch software version, CSC and the phone you are using
Huy.tq said:
You can see my explanation here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83719755&postcount=2919
If you want help, please get the current watch software version, CSC and the phone you are using
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I just read your explanation. I'm using an SM-R820, on Tizen 5.5.0.1, I was trying it on a Pixel 5. I had changed my CSC to Brazil to try and get it to work. @ps2pspgood stated he was able to get it working with you, but your explanation says it's impossible. Any help would be great.
Brandon.rush1 said:
I just read your explanation. I'm using an SM-R820, on Tizen 5.5.0.1, I was trying it on a Pixel 5. I had changed my CSC to Brazil to try and get it to work. @ps2pspgood stated he was able to get it working with you, but your explanation says it's impossible. Any help would be great.
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You can see my instructions for mitas35 here https://forum.xda-developers.com/sm...cg-bp-gwa2-t4051141/post83796547#post83796547
You need change csc to nation not approve BP and ECG (except US, Korea, Brazil).
After that at tizen 4.0.0.7, you install TPKpusherBPandECGv29.apk from pixel push to your watch, then update to tizen 5.5.0.1. Finish.
Huy.tq said:
You can see my instructions for mitas35 here https://forum.xda-developers.com/sm...cg-bp-gwa2-t4051141/post83796547#post83796547
You need change csc to nation not approve BP and ECG (except US, Korea, Brazil).
After that at tizen 4.0.0.7, you install TPKpusherBPandECGv29.apk from pixel push to your watch, then update to tizen 5.5.0.1. Finish.
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Alright I'll give this a try, what CSC would you recommend for Samsung Pay too?
Huy.tq said:
You can see my instructions for mitas35 here https://forum.xda-developers.com/sm...cg-bp-gwa2-t4051141/post83796547#post83796547
You need change csc to nation not approve BP and ECG (except US, Korea, Brazil).
After that at tizen 4.0.0.7, you install TPKpusherBPandECGv29.apk from pixel push to your watch, then update to tizen 5.5.0.1. Finish.
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I'm on Pixel 4 XL, using a SM-R855F version R855FXXU1BTH4, my CSC is ZTO. I see a lot of people saying that in my case I have to downgrade to Tizen 4, but I can't seem to find it anywhere on the web. Would you be able to help on that?
Brandon.rush1 said:
Alright I'll give this a try, what CSC would you recommend for Samsung Pay too?
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To use samsung pay, if you have firmware OXA, you change CSC to BTU (England). Or if you have firmware OLB, you change CSC to XSA (Australia)
Huy.tq said:
To use samsung pay, if you have firmware OXA, you change CSC to BTU (England). Or if you have firmware OLB, you change CSC to XSA (Australia)
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Thanks coming from US firmware so put on the England CSC. Trying now to push TPK pusher, says its sneding to phone get pop-up, but never shows installed on the watch. Did I miss something? Going to try and manually push bp nd ecg
@Huy.tq no luck on all fronts, any help would be appreciated.
Brandon.rush1 said:
@Huy.tq no luck on all fronts, any help would be appreciated.
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Can you need specific description help me?
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igorbelchior said:
I'm on Pixel 4 XL, using a SM-R855F version R855FXXU1BTH4, my CSC is ZTO. I see a lot of people saying that in my case I have to downgrade to Tizen 4, but I can't seem to find it anywhere on the web. Would you be able to help on that?
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Galaxy watch 3 begin with tizen 5.5, so you can't downgrade to tizen 4.0.0.
Firmware version R855FXXU1BTH4 is not for CSC ZTO
You can see here https://doc.samsungmobile.com/SM-R855F/ZTO/doc.html and here http://fota-cloud-dn.ospserver.net/firmware/ZTO/SM-R855F/version.xml
Huy.tq said:
Can you need specific description help me?
---------- Post added at 01:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:31 AM ----------
Galaxy watch 3 begin with tizen 5.5, so you can't downgrade to tizen 4.0.0.
Firmware version R855FXXU1BTH4 is not for CSC ZTO
You can see here https://doc.samsungmobile.com/SM-R855F/ZTO/doc.html and here http://fota-cloud-dn.ospserver.net/firmware/ZTO/SM-R855F/version.xml
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My apologies, I should've been more descriptive. My original firmware is R855FXXU1BTI6. In an attempt to install bp.tpk I flashed R855FXXU1BTH4, but didn't change my CSC. Needless to say it didn't work.
Since I can't downgrade, that means I'm out of luck?
igorbelchior said:
My apologies, I should've been more descriptive. My original firmware is R855FXXU1BTI6. In an attempt to install bp.tpk I flashed R855FXXU1BTH4, but didn't change my CSC. Needless to say it didn't work.
Since I can't downgrade, that means I'm out of luck?
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Ok, I will help you. I succeed when help user (watch 3 R845) installed BP and ECG on the his watch with pixel phone.
Now you need change CSC to region not approve BP and ECG, then you install BP.tpk and ECG.tpk yourself sign. Finish
Huy.tq said:
Ok, I will help you. I succeed when help user (watch 3 R845) installed BP and ECG on the his watch with pixel phone.
Now you need change CSC to region not approve BP and ECG, then you install BP.tpk and ECG.tpk yourself sign. Finish
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Quick question here, I already have the ECG installed... Do I factory reset the watch before doing the process or just change the CSC and try it?
Huy.tq said:
Can you need specific description help me?
---------- Post added at 01:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:31 AM ----------
Galaxy watch 3 begin with tizen 5.5, so you can't downgrade to tizen 4.0.0.
Firmware version R855FXXU1BTH4 is not for CSC ZTO
You can see here https://doc.samsungmobile.com/SM-R855F/ZTO/doc.html and here http://fota-cloud-dn.ospserver.net/firmware/ZTO/SM-R855F/version.xml
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So I changed my CSC to England from US. After that loaded 4.0.0.7, paired phone and pushed the TPKpusherBPandECGv29.apk from my phone. I get a pop-up asking to push the file and accept. It appears the installation succeeds, but I got to the watch and it does not show either the BP or ECG app. Checked permissions in the Galaxy Watch app and Install Unknown Apps is Allowed. Reboot the watch and still neither app shows. I tried to manually push the bp to the watch and get an error -12. Not sure what's going on. Seems the watch is still not accepting the app.
igorbelchior said:
Quick question here, I already have the ECG installed... Do I factory reset the watch before doing the process or just change the CSC and try it?
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You don't need reset, you can flash firmware to change CSC now
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Brandon.rush1 said:
So I changed my CSC to England from US. After that loaded 4.0.0.7, paired phone and pushed the TPKpusherBPandECGv29.apk from my phone. I get a pop-up asking to push the file and accept. It appears the installation succeeds, but I got to the watch and it does not show either the BP or ECG app. Checked permissions in the Galaxy Watch app and Install Unknown Apps is Allowed. Reboot the watch and still neither app shows. I tried to manually push the bp to the watch and get an error -12. Not sure what's going on. Seems the watch is still not accepting the app.
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You can try install app bp.tpk and ecg.tpk here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-JCh10rQC0Qmbbc3SD0TezPz7cgtttXz/view?usp=drivesdk