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(credit goes to mnomaanw)
Instructions:
1. Choose which apk suits you better,either Bochs.apk (stable but slower) or QEMU.apk (unstable but faster
2. Extract and Install the apk file first and then copy the contained SDL folder on to root of sdcard , so path should be sdcard/SDL/*.*
3. Put a disk image of type ".img" of any operating system in SDL folder and rename it to "c.img"
4. Run Bochs or LibSDL (Qemu) from appdrawer. Let it boot and enjoy.
5. If you would like to save your work or install programs to windows you can make a new folder on the root of your sd card
Bochs package : http://www.mediafire.com/?e5vm0weipo6fjia
Qemu package : http://www.mediafire.com/?l74nf1d4x9n4v6z
How to use
When you have managed to get into windows you control it like this
VOL UP/DOWN = MOUSE RIGHT CLICK/LEFT CLICK
TOUCH SCREEN = MOUSE TRACK PAD OR BALL
TOUCH SCREEN BOTTOM LEFT PART = KEYBOARD ON/OFF
BACK = BACKSPACE, MENU = ENTER
How to Create .IMG Disk Image from .VHD
1. Download ISO Recorder
2. Mount the VHD
-Windows 7
-Go to your start menu, right click on Computer, and choose 'manage'
-On the left, click on 'Disk Management' (may take a few moments)
-Click on 'More Actions' and choose 'Attach VHD'
-Choose your VHD
3. Open Windows Exporer
4. Right click on the newly mounted VHD and select 'Create ISO Image File' and when saving, choose save as any file type.
5. Save as c.img
With 512 ram this won't be a pleasant experience.....
You seem to be addicted to reposting tutorials from elsewhere in the forums, at least link to the original threads.
copy paste of the guide.
Anyway it sucks i have already tried it due to curriosity and it sucks DUDE NO INTERNET
It's just me or is it needless?
S(w)ypnięte z Neo V za pomocą Tapatalk 2
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You seem to be addicted to reposting tutorials from elsewhere in the forums, at least link to the original threads.
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@moderator please close this thread.....
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i'm using a minipro/sk17a!
i was searching how to do this i've searched a LOT!
I posted a question here in XDA but no one answered :crying:
And finaly i found a little guide that helped me (http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...-key-assignment-for-a-hid-bluetooth-keyboard/)
So i changed the keyboard exactly as i wanted.
so i FOUND A SOLUTION (i've tested in cm7 but i believe that this works on cm9, cm10, JB [maybe to work in GB and ICS will need to alter some files in keyboard-config] )
you will just need to alter 2 files.
MAKE A BACKUP OF THE BACKUP OF THIS FOLDERS
keychars
keylayout
(they are inside of /system/usr):
copy they to your sd!
i'm sure that this will work but if anything happen to your phone, i'm not responsable
well, lets begin.
1 ) install a software to edit .bin files. i found one perfectly for edit .bin called HxD (it is multi language)
download here: http://mh-nexus.de/en/downloads.php?product=HxD
2 ) download and extract the zip called EXTRACT_ONE (attached in the end)
3 ) open with the HxD this files pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin and qwerty.kcm.bin
you find they inside of usr/keychars folder (that you extract from EXTRACT_ONE file)
4 ) see here where you will find the buttons to our minipro
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Layout of keyboard sk17a is in this image: (just to help who are in another language)
Yellow= the name of key i put the letter here in the UPPERCASE (keylabel is as a name of the key)
green= key with the SHIFT
blue= key without the SHIFT (called key without shift :laugh:laugh::)
orange= key with the SHIFT
gray= key with the ALT (blue button of keyboard)
red= key with the SHIFT+ALT
IS VERY IMPORTANT:
THIS 2 FILES (pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin and qwerty.kcm.bin) NEED TO BE THE SAME.
EX: if you want to put a asterisk * as ALT in the key A
in the pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin will need to change the key A like this ....A.*.a.A.*...
in the qwerty.kcm.bin will need to change the key A like this ....A.*.a.A.*...
MORE EXAMPLES IS IN POST 2.
So is it, now you just need to put this files in your smartphone.
Via CWM: save the files if you already edited pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin and qwerty.kcm.bin
if you salved in desktop
select META-INF and usr folder and ZIP this 2 folders (with winrar, winzip, etc)
save in your sd card and flash in CWM
Via Root Explorer: selec the pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin and pm8058-keypad.kcm.bin put in system/usr/keychars (replace the files that already is there!
reboot
enjoy.
EXAMPLES :
why did you need this anyways? (just queries)
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why did you need this anyways? (just queries)
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hello bro what's up?
My key X has broken
so i needed do something to cancel it.
And then i saw that doing this i could personalize the keyboard as i want.
So doing this is possible:
alter individually Alt keys, Add, remove etc
Alter individually Alt+shif key, add, remove etc..
Here, i canceled the key x, put the @ as alt of the key S
and put % as alt+shift of the key @
Persoanlize many shift+alt keys (stayed EXACTLY as I wanted)
* Here I would like just the thing to get you one way to get the important files inside the rom to play.
* This method is used for the newer phones from 2012 or machine type which is read out by name.
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* The download files below you unzip the file and run Dump_Block_Rom.bat is. Son of Super SU it asks what the press to allow offline.
* After the class finished 10-15 minutes depending on the size of the rom. And then the window will appear Dump rom you press start, then you restart the computer. And internal memory in a folder named VDT-ROM, you copy the file inside .img okay. If you do know then play rom so that you do not even know the wait continues Part 2 of VDT okay. Wish you success.
Download terms.
https://mega.co.nz/#!MQc1QZgS!Oz40yyAkxlnHueEbFv03K1xNS0YcnLyKxcRPWgeo4e0
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source:
http://vandieutot.com/threads/cach-dong-goi-rom-lg-phan-1.196/
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Packaging rom LG G2 [Part 2]
- Once you have all the files in the folder where your VDT-ROM then guided in part 1 Well has completed half. Now I just followed you make part 2 even more interesting, too.
- Download below to download this file unzip the folder I was first called META-INF then you copy all the files in the folder VDT-ROM into the folder where you unzipped as in the image below. Then select all the files that are compressed into zip has been one of the rom then.
- Depending on the individual machines that each file size, not machine as well as machine. The figure below illustrates just to let you do such machines is to visualize the files in the file stepfather. META-INF folder is also required. I wish you success.
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https://mega.co.nz/#!5ZFHjI6B!iGfm_2xmX3VjRb9ql9ccPfgEu9zjAcVYRHseqqPqiF0
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I wish Google Translate could translate Google Translate to English.
With the help of 7786 and lots of time spent to fix the code on the IronRom's NavBar, I have finally finished the Media/Volume Navbar for the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 for TouchWiz.
This mod not only enables the NavBar, but it is modified to change Volume for those installs where a Volume Knob is not an option like mine. Also has the Previous, Play/Pause and Next Playback functions. The Google Logo opens the Google Search when held for a second. I for one really don't care to have a Search Engine taking up valuable space on my Screen (despite the ScreenShots [emoji14])
On Certain Launchers, for example Apex Launcher, The Navbar is Transparent. I don't know what other Launchers are like this But it looks great.
Download Links Under Corresponding Photo:
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White: http://1drv.ms/1R3dyqO
Red: http://1drv.ms/1R3dA1Q
Green: http://1drv.ms/1R3dxDk
Blue: http://1drv.ms/1R3dDLk
How to Install Mod:
1. Download Zip 2. Enable Soft Keys 3. Restart Into Recovery 4. Install Zip 5. Clear Dalvik/Cache 6. Enjoy
How to Enable Soft Keys:
Section 1: Pre-requisites
You need to have root access on your device.
Install Root Explorer or ES File Explorer or any file manager with which you can access the system partition. Below steps are given for Root Explorer.
Make sure your device is at least 70% charged to avoid complications during the process.
Section 2: Procedure
Open your preferred file manager and mount the system partition as read-write in stead of read only. Grant superuser access when it prompts.
Go to the system folder present in the root of file system. i.e the path- /system
root explorer
Now open the file “build.prop” in any Text Editor. For Root Explorer users, long click on “build.prop” file and tap on “Open with Text Editor”. (Before editing this file, for a safety, copy this file to the external memory card and save as a backup.)
build.prop
Now add the following line to this file at the end:
Code:
[CENTER]qemu.hw.mainkeys=0[/CENTER]
Save and Exit.
Now reboot your device.
Voila! You now have soft keys on your device!
If soft keys are still not enabled, please check if you have typed in the exact line as above. There are some apps which do this for you with a single click. But these apps may cause boot loops. Happy Androiding!
Original MOD for the Nexus 7 2013 by 7786 can be found HERE
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https://youtu.be/UqaLutso4hE
Boot Animation DL : http://gamoding.blogspot.in/2016/09/android-nougat-boot-logo-and-animation.html
Boot Logo : See the attachments
Step 1 : Download the bootanimation.zip File
To get started, download the bootanimation.zip file from Android Nougat.
Download the Android Nougat boot animation (.zip)
Step 2 : Rename Your Old Boot Animation File
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Next up, use your favorite root-enabled file browser to navigate to the /system/media folder on your device. From here, locate the existing bootanimation.zip file, then long-press it and choose "Rename" (note that if your device does not have a bootanimation.zip file in this folder, it is not supported). Next, simply add a ".bak" to the end of the file name, then press "OK."
Step 3 : Copy the New Boot Animation File & Change Permissions
From here, head to the Download folder on your SD card or internal storage partition, then select the bootanimation.zip file that you downloaded in Step 1. From here, just copy the file, then paste it into the /system/media folder.
Once you've done that, long-press the newly-copied bootanimation.zip file, then choose "Permissions." Finally, set the Owner category to "Read" and "Write," then make sure all other categories are set to just "Read."
Step 4 : Reboot & Enjoy
At this point, all that's left to do is to reboot your phone and check out the new boot animation. It's a white circle that features colored ribbons morphing around alongside it, and the animation itself is something akin to a loading circle. This new animation should be made official later this year, so you're getting an early taste of Nougat well before the rest of the public.
Hello everyone...
I find the phone with the non-working tuch ..
From the recoveri mode I managed to make a complete backup of the phone on sd and generated these 3 files:
userdata_20160101_000035.backup
userdata_20160101_000035.backup1
userdata_20160101_000035.backup2
is there a possibility to extract the content ???
I would be interested in contacts.
I state the phone is a Majestic
Thank you.
recovering contacts is not easy. you need SQLite Forensic Explorer to view the database file. the database is separated in many different tables, each table has a column "raw_contact_id" which contain always the unique id-no of contacts (one table contains phone nos, another table contains names, etc... you must query tables by id).
once you have extracted the backup, the file "contacts.db" is located "/data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/"
from the backup I made, how do I extract the contacts.db file ??
remove the checksum(s) and merge the files. you need linux
don't be scared, i will explain you step by step. first step: do you have linux? if yes, press CTRL + ALT + T this is the terminal where you can do it. if no, please download unetbootin and prepare a bootable usb stick. you can run ubuntu on your pc without installing. don't hesitate to ask if you need help regarding unetbootin
scacco728 said:
finally I was able to understand something of the terminal in place ..
I move to the folder where the files are, I open the terminal I enter the commands and I generate this error .. why do you think ???
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"dd" does not accept wildcards. press <TAB> instead of * for word completion. you must type the full file name. remove the stars in this example code.
edit: i will answer in this thread, because this are linux basics. so lets open a "beginner" thread here, and leave the other thread open for more advanced questions. finally, your goal is to extract contacts, what we should not discuss in main thread