Hi,
Can anyone please provide me T959TLKG2 modem for download.
thanks in advance for any help given.
demetris_I said:
Hi,
Can anyone please provide me T959TLKG2 modem for download.
thanks in advance for any help given.
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I don't think you can rip the modem.
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
You can rip the modem using root explorer after you rooted the phone.
Browse system with root explorer and find modem.bin copy paste it onto sd card and the post it here
demetris_I said:
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
You can rip the modem using root explorer after you rooted the phone.
Browse system with root explorer and find modem.bin copy paste it onto sd card and the post it here
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I just searched EVERY directory, there is no modem.bin to be found. It can't be ripped in anyway with a stock rom.
Are you rooted?
With root, run adb and use:
adb shell
su
cat /dev/block/bml12 > /sdcard/modem.bin
dd if=/dev/block/bml12 of=/sdcard/modem2.bin bs=4096
exit
exit
Then md5 them to see if they are the same but i think cat /dev/block/bml12 > /sdcard/modem.bin will do the trick just fine.
demetris_I said:
Are you rooted?
With root, run adb and use:
adb shell
su
cat /dev/block/bml12 > /sdcard/modem.bin
dd if=/dev/block/bml12 of=/sdcard/modem2.bin bs=4096
exit
exit
Then md5 them to see if they are the same but i think cat /dev/block/bml12 > /sdcard/modem.bin will do the trick just fine.
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I've got the modem.bin file for you, where can I put it so you can download it
EDIT: N/M I just made a mediafire account... I will post link as soon as I know which is proper file to post for you.
When I md5sum, I'm a little confused... heres what I did..
for one I did
md5sum -t t959_gb_modem.tar >> t959_modem.tar (not a type, did use different filenames)
mv t959_modem.tar t959_modem.tar.md5
This left me with 2 files... one which was the tar modem, 12.8mb,
t959_gb_modem.tar... and the other file was 1kb, t959_modem.tar.md5
The second time I did this...
md5sum -t t959_gb_modem.tar >> t959_gb_modem.tar (same filenames)
mv t959_gb_modem.tar t959_gb_modem.tar.md5
this left me with one file, 12.8mb, t959_gb_modem.tar.md5
I guess what I need to know is which is the proper method to use so the file will flash in ODIN.
As for the tar command, I use tar -H ustar -c modem.bin > t959_gb_modem.tar
thx, Maniac
I dont need odin flashable, just zip/rar it and upload it, thanks
Modem.bin should be 12,0 MB (12.582.912 bytes) when right click and select properties on it
Multiupload would be great.
http://www.multiupload.com/
thanks again
P.s
for odin flashable tar size should be:
Size:12,0 MB (12.585.032 bytes)
Size on disk: 12,0 MB (12.587.008 bytes)
After you have the correct modem.bin
Modem.bin should be 12,0 MB (12.582.912 bytes) when right click and select properties on it
Then to make it odin flashable you need a linux live cd or linux installation on hdd then:
tar -H ustar -c modem.bin > T959TLKG2.tar
MD5 it for a security check:
md5sum –t T959TLKG2.tar >> T959TLKG2.tar
Rename the tar file like this:
mv T959TLKG2.tar T959TLKG2.tar.md5
And you will have:
T959TLKG2.tar.md5
Odin flashable
The file I have is 12.8m so I think
there may be something wrong. But i'm at work now so I can't upload now.
Sent from Samsung Fascinate (XDA Prem)
No problem, and thanks.
Maybe you see what reported 12.288kb which is correct
Thanks for everything, modem found in full dump link by harimgs.
great modem btw
Related
I did like these.
Turn on adb
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$ su
# cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 > /sdcard/factoryfs.img
cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 > /sdcard/factoryfs.img
# exit
exit
c:\adb>adb-windows pull /sdcard/factoryfs.img c:\factoryfs.img
3936 KB/s (536870912 bytes in 133.175s)
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and pushed factoryfs.img into .tar -> factoryfs.tar
(a way of containing a file in .tar flashed well on odin with compressing program)
then I get my sgs2 rebooted in download mode and launched odin.
I connected my sgs2 at my PC and tried to flash factoryfs.tar, I get a message from odin : FAIL!.
Did I miss something?
Why backup factoryfs .
No idea what you are trying to accomplish .
jje
Backing up /system instead of CWM
CWM see post in Dev section work in progress by Chainfire .
jje
marbulas said:
I did like these.
Turn on adb
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$ su
# cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 > /sdcard/factoryfs.img
cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 > /sdcard/factoryfs.img
# exit
exit
c:\adb>adb-windows pull /sdcard/factoryfs.img c:\factoryfs.img
3936 KB/s (536870912 bytes in 133.175s)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
and pushed factoryfs.img into .tar -> factoryfs.tar
(a way of containing a file in .tar flashed well on odin with compressing program)
then I get my sgs2 rebooted in download mode and launched odin.
I connected my sgs2 at my PC and tried to flash factoryfs.tar, I get a message from odin : FAIL!.
Did I miss something?
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I am trying to do the same thing. Can anyone help with this? The idea is to flash a rooted factoryfs.img so you don't have to have a rooted kernel. Some of us like to remain as close to stock as possible. This was easy on the SGS using RFS but I can't get it to work on the SGS2.
Hi,
After searching and reading through the forum about extracting the modem from the phone and package it for Odin, there is no specific command for SGII that I can find.
So, please help me confirm if these are the correct steps. I want to backup my modem before flashing a new one through Odin.
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adb shell
su
# dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p8 of=/sdcard/modem.bin bs=4096
Copy modem.bin to linux
$ tar -H ustar -cvf my_modem.tar modem.bin
$ md5sum -t my_modem.tar >> my_modem.tar
$ mv my_modem.tar my_modem.tar.md5
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now, I can use the my_modem.tar.md5 file as a backup if I want to go back to the original modem, right?
Thanks.
Hello, everybody.
In this tutorial we draw our One Package Samsung Rom format. Tar.md5 to get it in parts, the necessary files in Odin so that allows passing the full rom, change, or remove portions of it, before the flash, as CSC and MODEM . In the example, I will work with the Galaxy Ace S5830B.
Required:
1) Cygwim;
2) Rom file in .tar.md5.
Tutorial
1º) Download and install Cygwin from the link above. See the video tutorial to help you install:
2º) Get rom servers: SamMobile, Samsung Updates ou Information 4 All/
3º) Go to the folder C:\cygwin\home\Assis¹ and create a folder called ROM.
4º) Extract the zip and move the rom tar.md5 to the folder C:\cygwin\home\Assis\ROM:
5º) With everything ready to go work. Open a terminal and type Cygwim:
cd rom
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5.1) Let us create the first package, APBOOT:
tar -xvf S5830BVJLP4_S5830BVJLP4_S5830BZTOLP4_HOME.tar.md5 arm11boot mibib oemsbl qcsbl
tar -H ustar -c arm11boot mibib oemsbl qcsbl > APBOOT.tar
md5sum -t APBOOT.tar >> APBOOT.tar
mv APBOOT.tar APBOOT.tar.md5
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6º) Creating CODE:
tar -xvf S5830BVJLP4_S5830BVJLP4_S5830BZTOLP4_HOME.tar.md5 boot.img recovery.img system.rfs
tar -H ustar -c boot.img recovery.img system.rfs > CODE.tar
md5sum -t CODE.tar >> CODE.tar
mv CODE.tar CODE.tar.md5
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7º) Creating MODEM:
tar -xvf S5830BVJLP4_S5830BVJLP4_S5830BZTOLP4_HOME.tar.md5 amss
tar -H ustar -c amss> MODEM.tar
md5sum -t MODEM.tar >> MODEM.tar
mv MODEM.tar MODEM.tar.md5
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8º) Creating CSC:
tar -xvf S5830BVJLP4_S5830BVJLP4_S5830BZTOLP4_HOME.tar.md5 csc.rfs
tar -H ustar -c csc.rfs> CSC.tar
md5sum -t CSC.tar >> CSC.tar
mv CSC.tar CSC.tar.md5
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Okay, now just go on Odin and put each file in its place and flashing.
Let the tests:
Credits:
Adaptation of these posts: [HOW TO] Extracting baseband from .tar.md5 and Custom Odin images
Obs. :
You need to know what files make up each package. You can use any ROM already extracted to base.
¹Folder name must match the Windows user.
Note:
To Moderators
Since I'm not a good English and used Google translator to transcribe the Brazilian forum post where I created, I ask kindly make corrections of spelling and grammatical English to entedimento best of all.
This tutorial is for all Samsung rom in tar.md5 therefore evaluate the best location for posting.
Thank you.
nice tutorial dude:good:
this was very useful ty
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I test samsung s2 i9100
Extract I9100XXLPQ.tar.md5 --> factoryfs.img (sgs2toext4.jar) --> factoryfs.ext4.img
Ubuntu
...
mkdir /mnt/system
mount factoryfs.ext4.img /mnt/system
cp framework/*.apk /mnt/system/framework/ <---Language change here
cp app/*.apk /mnt/system/app/ <---Language change here
tar cvf factoryfs.img /mnt/system <---suspect here (!)
e2fsck factoryfs.img <--- can abort
umount /mnt/system
step1:
tar cvpf factoryfs.tar factoryfs.img
md5sum -t factoryfs.tar >> factoryfs.tar
mv factoryfs.tar factoryfs.tar.md5
factoryfs.tar.md5 flash with odin failed
step2:
tar -H ustar -c boot.bin cache.img factoryfs.img hidden.img modem.bin param.lfs Sbl.bin zImage > your_odin_package.tar
md5sum -t your_odin_package.tar >> your_odin_package.tar
mv your_odin_package.tar your_odin_package.tar.md5
your_odin_package.tar.md5 flash with odin
boot.bin ok
cache.img ok
factoryfs.img <--- failed here
....stop here.....
please, help me!
Thanks!
thanhlapvn said:
Add language
I test samsung s2 i9100
Extract I9100XXLPQ.tar.md5 --> factoryfs.img (sgs2toext4.jar) --> factoryfs.ext4.img
Ubuntu
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mkdir /mnt/system
mount factoryfs.ext4.img /mnt/system
cp framework/*.apk /mnt/system/framework/ <---Language change here
cp app/*.apk /mnt/system/app/ <---Language change here
tar cvf factoryfs.img /mnt/system <---suspect here (!)
e2fsck factoryfs.img <--- can abort
umount /mnt/system
step1:
tar cvpf factoryfs.tar factoryfs.img
md5sum -t factoryfs.tar >> factoryfs.tar
mv factoryfs.tar factoryfs.tar.md5
factoryfs.tar.md5 flash with odin failed
step2:
tar -H ustar -c boot.bin cache.img factoryfs.img hidden.img modem.bin param.lfs Sbl.bin zImage > your_odin_package.tar
md5sum -t your_odin_package.tar >> your_odin_package.tar
mv your_odin_package.tar your_odin_package.tar.md5
your_odin_package.tar.md5 flash with odin
boot.bin ok
cache.img ok
factoryfs.img <--- failed here
....stop here.....
please, help me!
Thanks!
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I think tar cvf factoryfs.image is basically just a tar file not a repacked ext4.image file so i think you should use the command or a tool to repack the image file and that you should continue step 1 or 2 with the repacked file, so what I am suggesting is you dont need these two lines
tar cvf factoryfs.img /mnt/system <---suspect here (!)
e2fsck factoryfs.img <--- can abort
after unmount, repack it in whatever way you like ,then proceed with step 1 or 2 with the repacked file.
Edit:And by repacking I dont mean compressing into a tar again, there maybe tools available for repacking.
Hmm I been meaning to ask you but did you try pushing both apk via a signed zip file through the stock recovery?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
king_below_my_lord said:
Hmm I been meaning to ask you but did you try pushing both apk via a signed zip file through the stock recovery?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
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I create update zip (cwm) change language ok but i like build md5 flash via odin (no need recovery, no need root, no need update ver same ver pack update...)
thanhlapvn said:
I create update zip (cwm) change language ok but i like build md5 flash via odin (no need recovery, no need root, no need update ver same ver pack update...)
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Lol, yeah to each his own preferences. But I always prefer the shortest way, where minimal action is needed, and with root I can make most changes from inside the OS, but I am intrigued which language did you insert?
Edit :Since the matter is over add Solved in title.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
i have heard that a lot of devs are struggling to make an odin flashable package.so i share this tutorial.hope i help you in any way.
make a backup folder in external sdcard
open terminal emulator in phone
in a terminal emulator.run
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p14 of=/mnt/extSdCard/backup/mmcblk0p14_system.img bs=4096(for system)
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 of=/mnt/extSdCard/backup/mmcblk0p18_recovery.img bs=4096(for recovery)
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p15 of=/mnt/extSdCard/backup/mmcblk0p15_userdata.img bs=4096(for user data)
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17 of=/mnt/extSdCard/backup/mmcblk0p17_cache.img bs=4096(for cache)
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 of=/mnt/extSdCard/backup/mmcblk0p7_boot.img bs=4096(for kernel)
now copy all these files in a your computer and open a linux command line
tar -H ustar -c "INSERT_.IMG FILE HERE" mmcblk0p14_system.img > package_name.tar
md5sum -t package_name.tar >> package_name.tar
mv package_name.tar package_name.tar.md5
Add any combination of image files you want after the "-c" and before the ">"
Make sure each .IMG file has a space between the next one.
best of luck
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