Hey, guys. I'm a newbie / junior at XDA. My english is not so good. My posting is easy to do. Just need your careful. What are we need is
Rooted Devices
Root Explorer
Framework files (framework-res.apk)
X-Recovery (Of Course)
A thanks button for me haha
reframe.sh from propc
i make this post because i ever had this problem. When i want install framework, my phone is not boot (anyway!), so i checked the problem and i get if my memory is 8.43 free left. (my system use 197.57 mB...
Follow this step:
(Thanks to propc
1-copy framework-res.apk that you want to replace to the root of your sdcard (make sure it's in root)
2-extract reframe.zip(attachment) to root of your sdcard
3. Use root explorer to delete the real framework-res.apk (If you still want to use your old framework, copy it to somewhere for future. )
4. Your phone will reboot. Enter to X-Recovery.
5. Go to partition tools--> "Mount \system" and "Mount \sdcard"
6. Open your Adb shell and type this
Code:
cd /sdcard
sh reframe.sh
(You don't need to type su again haha.. )
7. Finished. Of course, your phone can't reboot. Reboot manually.
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This real copy-paste tutorial from propc.
as-mario said:
This real copy-paste tutorial from propc.
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But the propc post is not use for me. (my phone doesn't work.) I just added some sugar to propc post. (You know, i ever had a stress when i have my phone can't boot, i think my phone is brick. So i think i just can enter Xrecovery and restore my system) Also for who that afraid if the phone is bricked haha...
Evening Folks,
Hoping someone can help. I've been trying to install a custom rom onto my mini pro (Any custom rom!). Done a lot of reading and have managed to root my phone but am now stuck when trying to install xrecovery and CWM.
I've put xrecovery, busybox, chargemon and the cwm zip file onto my sdcard. I've been trying to move busybox, chargemon and xrecovery to the /system/bin directory using Super Manager. But it keeps telling me I do not have enough space, even tho I have 150mb internal space free on the phone. As far as I can tell the three files I need to move are less than 1mb and I've deleted just about everything I trust myself to delete.
ALong the way I managed to muck up the google acount password and ended up resetting the phone to the factory defaults, so there is nothing on it. Currently the only downloaded apps are Root Checker, Super Manager and SuperUser.
So I'm hoping one of you fine chaps, and chapetts, is going to be able to point out the stupid mistake I'm making.
I have to escape sooon, so will not be able to reply util tomorrow. Thanks in advance.
SteveG
You realise the /system partition is seprate from the /data partition, so internal free space does not mean free space on the system partition. And did you remount the system partition yet? (This command in terminal emulator: mount -o remount,rw /system) Or you could simply use root explorer and save lots of trouble figuring out the terminal.
i would advise you to install xrecovery via aais, it is quite simple; download aais and put on your sd, download terminal emulator from the market (needs root, you are rooted you say so that is fine) type the commands:
su (start superuser, click allow)
cd sdcard/aais
sh install.sh (now you see the menu)
type 0 for installing xrecovery. phone will reboot and you're done. Download cwm for recovery.zip from xda and install cwm via xrecovery, now you can install custom roms.
ruifung said:
You realise the /system partition is seprate from the /data partition, so internal free space does not mean free space on the system partition.
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Ah, no I didnt realise that. Anyway I can tell how much space in the system partition? Any reason why it should be full after a factory reset? If it is full, any suggestions?
ruifung said:
And did you remount the system partition yet? (This command in terminal emulator: mount -o remount,rw /system) Or you could simply use root explorer and save lots of trouble figuring out the terminal.
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Nope, didnt realise I had to do this, , can you explain why?. Before I do anything else?
Ameijer said:
i would advise you to install xrecovery via aais, it is quite simple; download aais
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From the market? Hehe, I didnt know what this was so I googled it. Found myself at the Association of Archaeological Illustrators and Surveyors. Strangley enough very little about Android on their website.
Ameijer said:
and put on your sd, download terminal emulator from the market (needs root, you are rooted you say so that is fine) type the commands:
su (start superuser, click allow)
cd sdcard/aais
sh install.sh (now you see the menu)
type 0 for installing xrecovery. phone will reboot and you're done. Download cwm for recovery.zip from xda and install cwm via xrecovery, now you can install custom roms.
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If I do this where does the xrecovery file need to be for the install?
Thanks for replying guys. You have givne me some suggestions for the way forwards.
SteveG
AAIS is an automatic installer for xrecovery, sorry..was not clear enough apparently. You can find it here on xda (xrecovery automatic installation script or something like that) and works like a charm! No need to copy files yourself, run the script and you'll have xrecovery, afterwards install cwm via xrecovery..simple as that
AAIS did the trick (Although I had to use a magnifyng glass to use the terminal emulator. Currently waiting for the rom to finish installing.
Thanks for your help
Hi all,
I am using BlaY0 's rom on my rooted HTC legend
i used clockworkmod rom manager to partition my SD card
now i was wondering how to enbale A2SD on the rom, i would love a step by step through the adb commands
also when i try to patch (Blayo's) the rom it keeps saying that this patch is not signed and wont install
Thanks in advance
bido91 said:
Hi all,
I am using BlaY0 's rom on my rooted HTC legend
i used clockworkmod rom manager to partition my SD card
now i was wondering how to enbale A2SD on the rom, i would love a step by step through the adb commands
also when i try to patch (Blayo's) the rom it keeps saying that this patch is not signed and wont install
Thanks in advance
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In the Rom thread it clearly says
a2sd
To use this feature you have to enable it first. You do that by executing "a2sd --enable" via adb shell or some terminal app. To relocate dalvik-cache also, execute "a2sd --dc2sd" too. Reboot for changes to take effect. To see how much space do you have on relevant partitions execute "a2sd --free". If you want to disable a2sd, execute "a2sd --disable". In this case you loose all apps and dalvik-cache needs to be recreated upon reboot so make sure to backup apps before disabling.
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So that should be the answer to your question
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Hey , Xda's . I want to remove the A2Sd Script so tat I can use LINK2SD . How can I do that ? Sorry for a noob question.
first of all you need root but seeing as you already have scripts I guess skip that. Now download root explorer. go to system->etc->init.d now click mount as r/o or w/w or something like that. Then delte the script.
PS
You can also use ES file manager but idk how to use it
I don't know if its appropriate question but could somebody answer?
Is it possible? if i zipalign the apk from sd-ext does it affect the link? or file permission thanks