Error executing ". / Unyaffs system.img" someone can help me I can not extract system.img
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put unyaffs.exe in same dir as system.img than create shortcut from unyaffs.exe click on shortcut Propities and in first field (target) add space than system.img
it should looks: "DIR:\blablabla...\unyaffs.exe" system.img. Finally execute shortcut.
thanks! and linux ubuntu? How Do I?
Put in same folder than in Command line put adress for unyaffs than put one space than write system.img like in windows shortcut than execute
Thanks!
YES I DO, BUT APPEARS Unable to execute binary file!
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Galaxy Ace Android Kitchen
1.- Download the kitchen from here.
2.- Copy system.rfs and CF-Root-S5830's boot.img (for ext4 filesystem support) to the kitchen's original_update folder, rename system.rfs to system.img.
3.- Open up a terminal window, change to the folder containing the kitchen.
4.- Start up the kitchen by typing: ./menu
I want to start creating a rom using the manual Ketut, but I have a doubt over 3, indicates that you have to open a terminal window, but refers to the normal window of win7 or cygwin? win7 on the window did not recognize the command ./menu, which is not a valid file and cygwin does not allow me to enter the kitchen folder, and if anyone can guide me what are the right steps in this option were very grateful thank you!
tazlooney89 said:
Code:
Galaxy Ace Android Kitchen
1.- Download the kitchen from here.
2.- Copy system.rfs and CF-Root-S5830's boot.img (for ext4 filesystem support) to the kitchen's original_update folder, rename system.rfs to system.img.
3.- Open up a terminal window, change to the folder containing the kitchen.
4.- Start up the kitchen by typing: ./menu
I want to start creating a rom using the manual Ketut, but I have a doubt over 3, indicates that you have to open a terminal window, but refers to the normal window of win7 or cygwin? win7 on the window did not recognize the command ./menu, which is not a valid file and cygwin does not allow me to enter the kitchen folder, and if anyone can guide me what are the right steps in this option were very grateful thank you!
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You need to use cygwin and change to the kitchen folder. For ex - if your kitchen folder is in F:/ drive, then you need to give this command
cd F:/Kitchen
And then type ./menu
Sent from my GT-S5830 using iOS ROM
thanks, now I have another problem to make the switch from system to ext4 file opens I system.img, cygwin is in admin mode but even if I fail to convert the system
tazlooney89 said:
thanks, now I have another problem to make the switch from system to ext4 file opens I system.img, cygwin is in admin mode but even if I fail to convert the system
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Ketut's binary file can format to ext4
Herpderp Adreno + Tegra.
In Windows, you can give this command:
Code:
Dir c:\ /s>dir.txt
and it will create a directory listing of the entire file system and write the results to a file named dir.txt.
Is there a way to accomplish the same thing on an Android device?
Hi Everyone!
I want to make a .sh file which I am going to flash by CWM. I need your help in that.
1) In updater-script, when I extract it to /tmp, what permissions should I give to .sh file by set_perm?
2) I want it to execute "tar" command ("su" command that is root is not required) to operate on file from sdcard (/sdcard).
Can anyone tell me what should be the contents of .sh file.
I don't know much but I created this, and gave (0,0,0777) permissions but I am not getting required result. Please correct my script.
Code:
#!/sbin/sh
#Script to Odinize boot.img by [email protected] 2014
cd sdcard
tar -cf boot-sgy.tar boot.img
Above command works when I type it from terminal emulator, but does not work when flashed.
Please help me, I don't know anything about .sh but I have good knowledge of terminal commands & edify commands.
I've a problem to edit my system.img in Ubuntu. When I mount my sys.raw I've no space left to edit this disk... So I've copied my file to another folder and try to make new system.img from this folder, but I can't calculate my "block size * block count" on this folder. I try to flash my result but still in boot loop... How can I solve this problem? I see that a lot of modders can add file on the mounted raw.
I followed this tutorial to merge many system_№.img file, to one, but I get a system.raw file. If I rename it to system.img, how can I verify if it can be flashed via fastboot?
The file can be explored with ext2explore
I followed the tutorial on Windows, but I can also switch to Ubuntu.
alessio89g said:
I followed this tutorial to merge many system_№.img file, to one, but I get a system.raw file. If I rename it to system.img, how can I verify if it can be flashed via fastboot?
The file can be explored with ext2explore
I followed the tutorial on Windows, but I can also switch to Ubuntu.
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On Ubuntu I used the command
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file system.raw
and the output was that the file is in ext4 format.
Executing the same command on a system.img file, extracted from a Google Factory Image, the output was that the file is an Android Sparse Image, so my hope wrote in OP has been annihilated.
After some searches, luckily I found a way to convert an ext4 image in an Android Sparse Image:
Type in Terminal
Code:
img2simg system.raw system.img
(if img2simg isn't installed, the Terminal should prompt to install it)
and executing this time the file command on the output file, the result is Android Sparse Image!
I followed the entire process also for userdata and cache partitions.
But unfortunately, the first part of the process for generating the .raw file works only on Windows for me. I've posted the issue on the related thread (linked in OP), but I don't received any answer yet, so for the moment for merging many .img files in an only one, you need to split the job in Windows and Ubuntu…