Right.....
There is one thing I have always wanted to do, make my own splashscreen
As you know, I am the sort of person who makes scripts to accomplish these type of things (really, my memory is that bad), so I created a set of scripts for converting RLE splash image files into PNG files, vice versa.
How to use:
Open the terminal, and issue the command:
Code:
mkdir tools
then extract http://icxperia.com/keiran/tools/splashtools.zip into the tools folder
then, in the terminal:
Code:
cd tools
chmod +x set-permissions.sh
./set-permissions.sh
exit
now, permissions for the executables have been set.
Now, move your png/rle to the tools folder.
navigate to the tools folder again, and depending on what you want to do, either double click on png-to-rle.sh or rle-to-png.sh and select run in terminal, then enter the filename of your rle/png without the rle/png extension
When converting to RLE, the RLE file will be in the OUT folder
Keiran
This is going to be awesome, maybe people should share their boot logos in this thread?
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Origanel image.rle for anyone looking for it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=884960&d=1328227275
Along with a tutorial on Unpacking and Repacking kernels
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1477845
You should probably put that this is for Ubuntu/whatever distro you use. I tried it on Arch Linux and it pretty much told me i was wrong
(Arch linux does not have the convert binary )
Also, when I used this tool, some (not all) of the of the colors are the negative of what they should be...
paxChristos said:
You should probably put that this is for Ubuntu/whatever distro you use. I tried it on Arch Linux and it pretty much told me i was wrong
(Arch linux does not have the convert binary )
Also, when I used this tool, some (not all) of the of the colors are the negative of what they should be...
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You need to add the imagemagick http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php (that's the missing convert executable)
@Keiran Maybe you should link to DooMLoRD's original Windows thread for credit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1140406
paxChristos said:
You should probably put that this is for Ubuntu/whatever distro you use. I tried it on Arch Linux and it pretty much told me i was wrong
(Arch linux does not have the convert binary )
Also, when I used this tool, some (not all) of the of the colors are the negative of what they should be...
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I think that has to do with the PNG format and how you save the image
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KeiranFTW said:
I think that has to do with the PNG format and how you save the image
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I used gimp, I'll look into the saving options, thanks for the pointer.
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Atarii said:
You need to add the imagemagick http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php (that's the missing convert executable)
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Nope, it's built into Ubuntu, not arch, different distros have different binaries stored in either /bin/ or /usr/bin/
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paxChristos said:
Nope, it's built into Ubuntu, not arch, different distros have different binaries stored in either /bin/ or /usr/bin/
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Yes but you can also download the latest version from the ImageMagick and add it locally. Keiran could have packaged it into the tools and so wouldn't have this problem (as DooMLoRD's version does)
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
This would essentially allow me to replace the initial kernel image before the boot animation? If so, I'm going to have fun with this.
CrimsonKnight13 said:
This would essentially allow me to replace the initial kernel image before the boot animation? If so, I'm going to have fun with this.
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yes exactly that
KeiranFTW said:
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
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or for Arch, sudo pacman -S imagemagik
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paxChristos said:
or for Arch, sudo pacman -S imagemagik
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Or 'yum install ImageMagick' on any RPM compatible Linux OS.
Hence why bundling it would be simpler
The colour inversion thing is doing me head in...
Anyone able to solve this issue?
Keiran
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KeiranFTW said:
The colour inversion thing is doing me head in...
Anyone able to solve this issue?
Keiran
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Tried inverting the color in gimp, fixed about 1/2 of the problem, still have 2 areas of color that are off...
paxChristos said:
Tried inverting the color in gimp, fixed about 1/2 of the problem, still have 2 areas of color that are off...
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Methinks you have to make the image in seperate layers for each colour, flash it, then see what is inverted lol
KeiranFTW said:
Methinks you have to make the image in seperate layers for each colour, flash it, then see what is inverted lol
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Png doesn't do layers. (or so gimp tells me)
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paxChristos said:
Png doesn't do layers. (or so gimp tells me)
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I mean you make the layers then merge then export, then flash then unmerge then invert then merge....
you get the drift.
It doesn't matter about layers.
It's more likely that you've got too many colours; remember that rgb565 is only a 16bit pixel format. Try reducing the number of colours in your source image
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Hi.
I noticed the kernel in all the boot images we have here are compressed.
Looks like gzip BUT, when you try to decompress it it just adds a bunch of bytes to the file top.
So is there any way to decompress dell's kernel?
Thanks.
maxrfon said:
Hi.
I noticed the kernel in all the boot images we have here are compressed.
Looks like gzip BUT, when you try to decompress it it just adds a bunch of bytes to the file top.
So is there any way to decompress dell's kernel?
Thanks.
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I don't think there is at the moment.
We're currently waiting for dell to release the source code for the kernel, like they're legally obliged to
Meltus said:
I don't think there is at the moment.
We're currently waiting for dell to release the source code for the kernel, like they're legally obliged to
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Thanks, but i mean just decompress.
I made it on windows machine - winrar does the trick. But now i need to compress it back to flash with fastboot.
Btw where is the fastboot topic? Could anyone please point me in the right direction (but not to the search please).
maxrfon said:
Thanks, but i mean just decompress.
I made it on windows machine - winrar does the trick. But now i need to compress it back to flash with fastboot.
Btw where is the fastboot topic? Could anyone please point me in the right direction (but not to the search please).
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ah, sorry, i thought you meant decrypt.
I'm not sure you could just flash it again after compressing it, wouldn't you need to sign it with google's test keys?
As i dont have access to a linux box, would somebody mind uploading an unpacked factoryrs.rfs from the OFFICAL JI6 build?
Uploading it now.
lqaddict said:
Uploading it now.
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You sir, are a saint!
Here you go http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3DM54Q10
ahh, that rfs isnt unpacked
well does anyone have to skills to unpack it? you can get the actual file from the above post
im pretty sure you need linux to do so, but i might be wrong
*edit* posted tut to unpack it
mopodo said:
I came from HTC Hero to the Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000
So I had never problems with cooking something up, but in the Galaxy I faced .rfs files and a flashing tool I can't use on linux...
So I searched through some boards to find a way to extract the .rfs files here a working guide for the S I9000.
What you need
Linux (tested with Debian testing)
It's pretty simple, execute this commands as root on your computer
SHORT WAY (thanks to mimocan)
Code:
# mount -o loop factory.rfs /some_dir
LOOOONG WAY
Attatch the rfs file to the loop device
Code:
# losetup /dev/loop0 /somedir/factoryfs.rfs
Create a directory to mount the device
Code:
# mkdir /somedir/mnt
Mount the device
Code:
# mount /dev/loop0 /somedir/mnt
the content of the rfs is NOT saved on the sdcard! you have to copy it!
Now you can copy the content from the /sdcard/tmp directory to the sdcard
Code:
# cp -R /somedir/mnt /somedir/factoryfs
hope this is helpful for someone
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You can unpack rfs by loading it through magiciso on windows
Free trial version will work fine hehe
oswade said:
You can unpack rfs by loading it through magiciso on windows
Free trial version will work fine hehe
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looks just like ultra ISO, and i have ultra ISO ill check it out
uhhh? adb pull /system? and rar it up? or adb pull /?
if you want the full thing? not that complex
Also, You can get a VM setup. To do it in linux.
karimsaud21 said:
As i dont have access to a linux box, would somebody mind uploading an unpacked factoryrs.rfs from the OFFICAL JI6 build?
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here u go
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1QHR83RH
rhcp0112345 said:
uhhh? adb pull /system? and rar it up? or adb pull /?
if you want the full thing? not that complex
Also, You can get a VM setup. To do it in linux.
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ya i wouldve just pulled the system but im not running the OTA on my phone
and i have a sole linux box back home so dont need to install a VM
demo23019 said:
here u go
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1QHR83RH
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THANKS!
Here's a NON-flashable, fully deodexed version of the OTA-JI6 /system directory, yeah, I know its not the full contents of factory.rfs, but its a start.
http://www.4shared.com/file/bn2lTCKf/JI6_OTA_Deodexed.html
cheers
Sorry man, misunderstood your request. Let me get on my linux box and unpack it.
Ok, unpacked it, transferring back to my home PC, and will upload to megaupload.
Sorry for the goof.
lqaddict said:
Ok, unpacked it, transferring back to my home PC, and will upload to megaupload.
Sorry for the goof.
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I unpacked and already uploaded
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demo23019 said:
I unpacked and already uploaded
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Thanks demo, didnt see your update.
Thank you everyone, yall have been a great help
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I have a question, I need help repacking a system.img. This is what i have done, i unpacked it, removed unnessasary apps and added a different frame work, so now i want to repack back to a system.img file.But have had no luck. I do have ubuntu and windows so no matter what operating system i use.
frankinstine said:
I have a question, I need help repacking a system.img. This is what i have done, i unpacked it, removed unnessasary apps and added a different frame work, so now i want to repack back to a system.img file.But have had no luck. I do have ubuntu and windows so no matter what operating system i use.
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If you intend on flashing it with a custom recovery, you could also zip the whole package and name it update.zip
There's an excellent guide over here.
The problem is, I used mkcramfs and when I unpacked it again it showed empty
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frankinstine said:
The problem is, I used mkcramfs and when I unpacked it again it showed empty
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I see. But what will the .img be used for?
Thijs96 said:
I see. But what will the .img be used for?
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I want to edit and change some things in it. I'm doing this for the HD2. The new nand flash. So that's why a zip will not help me, I do know how to make a Rom into an zip. The nand flashs the boot.img and system.img
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To be clear I have the system file ready I just need to reach it
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frankinstine said:
To be clear I have the system file ready I just need to reach it
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Yes, yes, I know what you mean.
You've got to have /system in a folder, not compressed.
*You've got to be on linux!
Issue:
Code:
mkfs.yaffs2 yourdir yourimage
But you've got to find that command on Google, I didn't find it. Otherwise, flash it to your device and make a Nandroid backup.
Edit: I've found mkfs.yaffs2, but it's ARM only. That means you've got to do it on your device (Busybox/Terminal)
It's here.
Thijs96 said:
Yes, yes, I know what you mean.
You've got to have /system in a folder, not compressed.
*You've got to be on linux!
Issue:
Code:
mkfs.yaffs2 yourdir yourimage
But you've got to find that command on Google, I didn't find it. Otherwise, flash it to your device and make a Nandroid backup.
Edit: I've found mkfs.yaffs2, but it's ARM only. That means you've got to do it on your device (Busybox/Terminal)
It's here.
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I'll give it a shot then
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You can get yaffs2 tool for x86 Linux from here: http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/android/mkfs.yaffs2.x86.tar.gz
I don't remember off hand what to search for as its been a while since I used it. I'll upload them when I get home if I still have them.
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copy the folder to the sd on the phone, (eg /sdcard/myimg/ open a terminal on the phone, issue mkyaffs2image /sdcard/myimg/ /sdcard/system.img
bgcngm said:
You can get yaffs2 tool for x86 Linux from here: http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/android/mkfs.yaffs2.x86.tar.gz
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It's awesome! I've actually copied it into /bin/ on my computer, I'm using it an awful lot
pls help me!!!
how to upack and repack system.img ang boot.img...because i cant understand the guide..i think its missing something..pls help me
Is that for samsung devices?If yes,you can have a look at my sig
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KeiranFTW's Xperia Toolkit 2012 v0.1.6
Designed in mind for the R800i/x
But will work for any other Sony Xperia 2011 device
Download: v0.1.6
You MUST only run the script one way, and if you do not run it this way, it will not work as intended.
On first run, you MUST do this in the terminal
Code:
cd [xperia tools directory here]
chmod +x set-permissions.sh
./set-permissions.sh
And when running the Toolkit after that, do this in the terminal:
Code:
cd [xperia tools directory here]
./menu.sh
And then a menu should pop up asking you what you want to do:
Option 1: Create update.zip and boot.img from FTF: Place ONLY ONE FTF into the /IN/FTF_HERE/ folder for it to be converted into an update.zip and boot.img, the boot.img and rom zip will be in the /OUT folder, with the name as the rom the same name as the FTF package.
Option 2: Flash boot.img from OUT/ folder: Flashes the boot.img to the boot partition of your phone, if one is present in the out folder
Option 3: Extract RAMDISK and KERNEL from boot.img located in the /IN/BOOTIMG_HERE/ folder
Option 4: Make boot.img from RAMDISK and KERNEL located in the /IN/BOOTIMG_HERE/ folder, will also ask you if you want to flash it with fastboot when the boot.img is created. The new boot.img will be at /IN/BOOTIMG_HERE and if one already exists it will be renamed boot-old.img
Option 5: Convert logo.rle to PNG at /IN/ folder, this will convert the logo.rle to png, if there already is a png, it will be renamed to logo-old.png, the new PNG file will be at /IN/logo.png
Option 6: Convert logo.png to RLE at /IN/ folder, this will convert the logo.png to rle, if there already is a png, it will be renamed to logo-old.rle, the new RLE file will be at /IN/logo.rle
Option 9: Exit.
Option 0: ROM Tweaks - takes you to the ROM Tweaks Menu.
ROM Tweaks Menu:
Option 1: Extract a ROM for applying tweaks, you MUST put ONLY ONE rom zip file under /ROM/
Option 2: Disable the FPS cap in the ROM, allows you to get more FPS but also introduces major artifacts on the screen
Option 3: Re-Enable FPS cap if above option causes problems.
Option 4: Enable GPU UI Rendering, allows the GPU to render the user interface.
Option 5: Disable the above option if it causes problems, Disables GPU UI Rendering
Option 6: Add root to the ROM, adds superuser binary and application to the rom.
Option 7: Rezip the rom, the ROM will be at /OUT/[email protected], for example, [email protected]
That is a basic rundown of all the current functionality, and because it is a script, you can edit it, so feel free to do so, and I hope you find it useful
If you want to donate to me for my time spent on this or for my time spent on any other of my creations, then you can click the "Donate to me" button on the left near my username.
Thanks!
Keiran
Dude.....I kinda love you and your work!
Will this be a gui or terminal based?
Interesting. Thanka man.
Off topic but, would it be possible on Linux to make a boot img into a. Nandroif backup?
DubleJayJ said:
Interesting. Thanka man.
Off topic but, would it be possible on Linux to make a boot img into a. Nandroif backup?
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Maybe, but you can't restore boot.img files from the recovery anyways :-\
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Terminal based scripting is what I love to do, and I find it so easy
Currently I have got the following options:
Convert FTF to flashable zip (system) and a separate boot.IMG
Flash that boot.IMG
Extract ramdisk and zImage from boot.IMG
Make boot.IMG from ramdisk and zImage.
Keiran
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KeiranFTW said:
Terminal based scripting is what I love to do, and I find it so easy
Currently I have got the following options:
Convert FTF to flashable zip (system) and a separate boot.IMG
Flash that boot.IMG
Extract ramdisk and zImage from boot.IMG
Make boot.IMG from ramdisk and zImage.
Keiran
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Could you possibly make a custom boot.img and kernel into an FTF file, and flash that?
console ftf flasher (Shouldn't be too difficult using similar method to the Linux Motorola sbf flasher).
cli (OSS) version of s1tool
(unlocker maybe too hard ?)
unrandomsam said:
console ftf flasher (Shouldn't be too difficult using similar method to the Linux Motorola sbf flasher).
cli (OSS) version of s1tool
(unlocker maybe too hard ?)
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That. You could get the method used on S1Tool and Omnius.
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Also, making custom boot images and kernels into FTF's.
DubleJayJ said:
Could you possibly make a custom boot.img and kernel into an FTF file, and flash that?
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No. FTF is just a (combined) Seus file (signed, we don't have the certificates)
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paxChristos said:
No. FTF is just a (combined) Seus file (signed, we don't have the certificates)
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So if we could get the certificates, then we could do that. Is it a string of code, a file or what?(the certificate)
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KeiranFTW said:
I have decided to make a tool for linux so that you can do the following things with a few key presses:
Convert FTF to update.zip (the system part) and boot.img
Make a flashable update.zip of your current rom, for sakes of backup
Flash a booking
Extract a ramdisk and zImage from a boot.img
Convert ramdisk + zImage into a boot.img
- More stuff, ideas appreciated
Keiran
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Also, you need to unlock bootloader to flash an image in this right? It doesn't use some secret exploit?
DubleJayJ said:
So if we could get the certificates, then we could do that. Is it a string of code, a file or what?(the certificate)
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Also, you need to unlock bootloader to flash an image in this right? It doesn't use some secret exploit?
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If we could break the encryption, then one wouldn't need to unlock the bootloader... One small problem... I'm sure all xda users (if they cared) combined would break the encryption before cellphones are implants in our heads...
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paxChristos said:
If we could break the encryption, then one wouldn't need to unlock the bootloader... One small problem... I'm sure all xda users (if they cared) combined would break the encryption before cellphones are implants in our heads...
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How hard could it be? Run multiple sessions of HashCat.
DubleJayJ said:
How hard could it be? Run multiple sessions of HashCat.
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If it were that easy, the bootloader unlock code would be cracked, and also pretty much any type of encryption out there would be rendered useless... Plus (I'm guessing, not 100% sure) we don't even know the type of encryption out is.
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paxChristos said:
If it were that easy, the bootloader unlock code would be cracked, and also pretty much any type of encryption out there would be rendered useless... Plus (I'm guessing, not 100% sure) we don't even know the type of encryption out is.
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I think the bootloader unlock code actually was cracked, hence how I unlocked my R800x before the test point unlock came out, yet SE wanted the distributor to cease and desist
jacklebott said:
I think the bootloader unlock code actually was cracked, hence how I unlocked my R800x before the test point unlock came out, yet SE wanted the distributor to cease and desist
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Nope, there was a hole in the website where if you put meid directly in (instead of in through the dialog box) it wouldn't check for letters (the dialog would) (meid has letters, imei doesn't)
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paxChristos said:
Nope, there was a hole in the website where if you put meid directly in (instead of in through the dialog box) it wouldn't check for letters (the dialog would) (meid has letters, imei doesn't)
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Ahhh ok
paxChristos said:
Nope, there was a hole in the website where if you put meid directly in (instead of in through the dialog box) it wouldn't check for letters (the dialog would) (meid has letters, imei doesn't)
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You know what that means then? The letters are just single digit numbers. Like F = 7 A=4 etc. Ofc that's not really their number, but ya know. Just an idea.
DubleJayJ said:
You know what that means then? The letters are just single digit numbers. Like F = 7 A=4 etc. Ofc that's not really their number, but ya know. Just an idea.
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It's not, trust me I tried... everything from hexconverters to other random ideas...
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paxChristos said:
It's not, trust me I tried... everything from hexconverters to other random ideas...
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Wow. Then why does the testpoint method cost money?
@MikeChannon, please delete this.
Deleted topic because I don't think about giving more support.
Use @SuperR. kitchen.
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ohhh thanks bro!!! great job
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I want to use Linux. How to use?
Virus??!!
Why my windows 10 security center scaned the virus??!!
ClassiCTR said:
I want to use Linux. How to use?
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Sorry, it's a Windows tool.
568060545 said:
Why my windows 10 security center scaned the virus??!!
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Because batch file it's converted to .exe and thats why. Don't worry. It's safe.
Version updated to 1.1
Best performance
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=6006931924117938149
JamFlux said:
Version updated to 1.1
Best performance
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=6006931924117938149
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hi bro, first thank you for the mighty work you do
i need to repack my rom to other format not to original format
zemzmi said:
hi bro, first thank you for the mighty work you do
i need to repack my rom to other format not to original format
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Go to 01-Project folder, then temp folder and rename for the format you need: system.img, system.new.dat or system.new.dat.br, then restart application and recover the project.
JamFlux said:
Go to 01-Project folder, then temp folder and rename for the format you need: system.img, system.new.dat or system.new.dat.br, then restart application and recover the project.
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thanks and good work :good:
possible virus detected
JamFlux said:
Because batch file it's converted to .exe and thats why. Don't worry. It's safe.
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So then, Why is SUR.exe needed if Sur.bat works ok without it?
Bro, virustotal detects 8/69 threats of SUR.exe file:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/68f8708f5f156caef86535cb132e82527eb08ead3facaf3f09c10ab28618670c/behavior/VirusTotal%20Jujubox
Behaviour of this file does these filesystem actions:
Code:
Processes Tree
2584 - factura.exe
148 - C:\Windows\system32\cmd /c C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\Temp\D751.tmp\D752.bat C:\Users\<USER>\Downloads\factura.exe
2812 - mode con: cols=72 lines=13
WTH is factura.exe?
Similarly, SUR_v1.1u.7z is 13/51 detected by Virustotal.
najabi said:
So then, Why is SUR.exe needed if Sur.bat works ok without it?
Bro, virustotal detects 8/69 threats of SUR.exe file:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/68f8708f5f156caef86535cb132e82527eb08ead3facaf3f09c10ab28618670c/behavior/VirusTotal%20Jujubox
Behaviour of this file does these filesystem actions:
Code:
Processes Tree
2584 - factura.exe
148 - C:\Windows\system32\cmd /c C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\Temp\D751.tmp\D752.bat C:\Users\<USER>\Downloads\factura.exe
2812 - mode con: cols=72 lines=13
WTH is factura.exe?
Similarly, SUR_v1.1u.7z is 13/51 detected by Virustotal.
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Hi @najabi
I used a tool to compile .bat to .exe, may be its a false positive. I use that program because it can add administrative privileges. But now I put administrative privileges to .bat inside. Just use .bat from here: https://github.com/jamflux/SUR/raw/master/SUR.bat
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JamFlux said:
Hi @najabi
I used a tool to compile .bat to .exe, may be its a false positive. I use that program because it can add administrative privileges. But now I put administrative privileges to .bat inside. Just use .bat from here: https://github.com/jamflux/SUR/raw/master/SUR.bat
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Hi JamFlux,
I tried to unpack a vendor .zip with the utility using the .bat but I got an error anyway.
I think it's best to use scripting commands than .exe binaries when possible, they are easier to spot and analyse. You can use administrative command promt aswell. Which tool do you use to make executables from .bat files? Is it from reputable sources?
najabi said:
Hi JamFlux,
I tried to unpack a vendor .zip with the utility using the .bat but I got an error anyway.
I think it's best to use scripting commands than .exe binaries when possible, they are easier to spot and analyse. You can use administrative command promt aswell. Which tool do you use to make executables from .bat files? Is it from reputable sources?
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Hi
I'm using this tool:
https://bat-to-exe-converter.uptodown.com/windows
But now I'm using command promt inside .bat
Hope you can unpack vendor.img
Best regards
JamFlux said:
Hi
I'm using this tool:
https://bat-to-exe-converter.uptodown.com/windows
But now I'm using command promt inside .bat
Hope you can unpack vendor.img
Best regards
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In my opinion, I don't think it's a reputable tool, the developer's webpage doesn't work, and uptodown is not exactly a trusted source.
We must be extra careful these days as they put virus everywhere in executables.
That SUR.exe file is detected as infected by several engines, I think you should consider removing it from the tool.
najabi said:
In my opinion, I don't think it's a reputable tool, the developer's webpage doesn't work, and uptodown is not exactly a trusted source.
We must be extra careful these days as they put virus everywhere in executables.
That SUR.exe file is detected as infected by several engines, I think you should consider removing it from the tool.
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I remove totally the executable in new version. Thanks.
New version 1.2 supporting deodexing from android 8.0 to android Q.
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=6006931924117945116
@JamFlux mate i have one question. Can I also unpack, edit (removing or adding apps, e.g.) and repack MIUI ROMs? Thx!
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