Hey guys!
How do I create a stock-based rom? The only thing I found was this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1533740 But I don't know if it applies to Ace too.
Someone can confirm if this works? Also, If I just take a install-script from another ROM it will work? Or I'll need to write my own?
And, last but not least, for themeing, what files I need to change? Framework or tw-framework?
Okay that most things in that tut works some things are not 4 tha ace
scripts u can just add other scripts from roms no need 2 write own (ask permisions ofcorce)
Theme edit systemui.apk in system/app
edit framework-res.apk system/framework
edit twlauncher.apk system/app
and u can edit tw-framework if u wanna (not much 2 theme there)
HOPE I HELPED!!!
GOOD LUCK
Search before posting please...Theres a guide written by me for ace..
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If you need any help,PM me and i will help
Prawesome said:
Search before posting please...Theres a guide written by me for ace..
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If you need any help,PM me and i will help
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I've made my first ROM using your tutorial as basis I need to know if there is something much different between building a CM7 rom and a stock ROM. Since stock roms always came with those other files (modem, phone, csc...), I need to know if I can just extract the system.rfs file, edit what I wand or what I need and made a flashable zip.
A bit off-topic question: where are the resources used on the lockscreen? framework-res.apk?
Quick Question: if I pick the apps that I have installed libs and put them on /system/lib, they will work?
For the lockscreen and other graphic (theme) edits check this tut, gives you a feel of where to screw with the framework-res.apk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543059
The easiest thing to do is to replace .9.png files with those of other ROMS to personalize it. Editing the xml files takes some trial and error, but its easier than it seems.
Thank you! One more thing: The power menu, it is hard-coded or I can add options to it via xml editing?
Renan Lazarotto said:
Thank you! One more thing: The power menu, it is hard-coded or I can add options to it via xml editing?
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If you want to add options to power menu,you need to edit android.policy.jar,framework.jar and framework-res.apk.Here is a guide on that. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=811532 You might need to make a few changes to make it adapt,like change the string ids,and its GlobalActions$3 you should copy for ace,its GlobalActions$4.smali.
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Renan Lazarotto said:
I've made my first ROM using your tutorial as basis I need to know if there is something much different between building a CM7 rom and a stock ROM. Since stock roms always came with those other files (modem, phone, csc...), I need to know if I can just extract the system.rfs file, edit what I wand or what I need and made a flashable zip.
A bit off-topic question: where are the resources used on the lockscreen? framework-res.apk?
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Just download a package from Odin.You will get a .tar.md5 file which you wont be able to extract,so rename the file to .tar Now,you will be extract it,after extraction,you will get many .img files like system.img,boot.img. Extract system.img,replace stock boot.img with Cf-root and thats about it.You could take the updater script from BlackHawk as it does the job most of the times.
Prawesome said:
Just download a package from Odin.You will get a .tar.md5 file which you wont be able to extract,so rename the file to .tar Now,you will be extract it,after extraction,you will get many .img files like system.img,boot.img. Extract system.img,replace stock boot.img with Cf-root and thats about it.You could take the updater script from BlackHawk as it does the job most of the times.
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I extracted the stock rom (system.rfs within the system files) and used the cf-root boot.img but my rom didn't start after flashing. I only saw the samsung galaxy ace logo and a blue triangle on the upper left corner of screen.
From the stocklite rom I used the updater-script. Maybe there is the fault?
Here the rom: Link
Please help me
Best regards
Marcus
freibergisch said:
I extracted the stock rom (system.rfs within the system files) and used the cf-root boot.img but my rom didn't start after flashing. I only saw the samsung galaxy ace logo and a blue triangle on the upper left corner of screen.
From the stocklite rom I used the updater-script. Maybe there is the fault?
Here the rom: Link
Please help me
Best regards
Marcus
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Hmm...thats weird..Try taking the updater script and binary from blackhawk and try.If it still doesnt work,then try and take a logcat,it might help.
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Let me just download it and check the rom.
Hi,
Thank you for testing it.
I didn't copy the csc files into the system directory.
But i tried it with csc but without any success..
Please have a look over my rom..
Im very confused
PS: took the updater script from blackhawk and one other. Both are the same.
Marcus
Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire
Prawesome said:
If you want to add options to power menu,you need to edit android.policy.jar,framework.jar and framework-res.apk.Here is a guide on that. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=811532 You might need to make a few changes to make it adapt,like change the string ids,and its GlobalActions$3 you should copy for ace,its GlobalActions$4.smali.
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Just download a package from Odin.You will get a .tar.md5 file which you wont be able to extract,so rename the file to .tar Now,you will be extract it,after extraction,you will get many .img files like system.img,boot.img. Extract system.img,replace stock boot.img with Cf-root and thats about it.You could take the updater script from BlackHawk as it does the job most of the times.
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Thanks for the tip on the menu and all. Now I'll start to work on the ROM, but I'll still wait for the confirmation if the update script works!
freibergisch said:
Hi,
Thank you for testing it.
I didn't copy the csc files into the system directory.
But i tried it with csc but without any success..
Please have a look over my rom..
Im very confused
PS: took the updater script from blackhawk and one other. Both are the same.
Marcus
Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire
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Hm...If you could,could you upload the rom to some other site like MediaFire? I cant seem to download the file properly from the link you gave.
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Renan Lazarotto said:
Thanks for the tip on the menu and all. Now I'll start to work on the ROM, but I'll still wait for the confirmation if the update script works!
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Lol,updater script will work.Where do you think everyone takes updater scripts from? Its too big/dangerous to write up on your own,so what do you do,you take an existing one and modify it to work with your rom.Oh,and give credits to the original dev who wrote the updater script.
Hi,
I'm uploading the rom to mediafire now.
I give you the link when the rom is up in few minutes.
Thank you
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http://www.mediafire.com/?1bc8xt7q9sp8vzw
Edit: This is with CSC directories from the odin flash files.
Prawesome said:
Search before posting please...Theres a guide written by me for ace..
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where i can find the post?
tonyboy3 said:
where i can find the post?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465477
I am new to linux.
I have installed Ubuntu 12.04. Want to use it for development purposes.
Can some one help me setup ??
First of all I want to install flashtool.
I have downloaded the latest .tar.7z file and exracted it.
What to do now???
Please help me guys
Thanks in advance
I think u have to install it via Terminal emulator bro.
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Check here bro,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1463986
Dont need to install. Just chmod the flashtool binary to make it executable and then execute it via terminal.
Telus people , I need a favour. I NEED a system dump of your stock ROM. All I need Is the whole system folder. (Needs to be a proper telus ROM and not an AT&T built ROM) Just do:
Adb pull system system
Zip/far/7z the folder and upload pleeeease
Thanks
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Guys i really need this, I NEED to test the telus blobs for CM
i NEED the 4.1.1 blobs from /system/lib /system/bin /system/etc
I'm downloading an official 4.1.1 Telus build for pull.
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Unless, of course, you want to download it.
sixcarnage said:
I'm downloading an official 4.1.1 Telus build for pull.
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Unless, of course, you want to download it.
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There's an official build??? Got a link? I couldn't find one when I looked.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2235248
sixcarnage said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2235248
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well herp my derp, thanks
Closed as per OP, Thank You.
Hi all,
I followed the Tutorial at https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/scopes/tutorials/developing-scopes-go/ until the last step. But how can I install the resulting arm binary on my phone?
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Use the SDK's device kits feature.
https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/apps/sdk/tutorials/running-apps-from-the-sdk/
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Oh, I just saw you're developing a Go scope.
Use
Code:
click build <directory>
to build a click package, adb push it to your device and install it using
Code:
pkcon install-local name.click
.
Thanks for your reply. I found some usefull scripts, which helped me to get a click-package on my phone.
http://studygolang.com/articles/4418
Note : First of All Root Remix OS, How to Root Remix OS : http://bit.ly/remixosroot
Watch This Tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZhiyCR_iLk
Download Material : -
Stick Mount App : http://bit.ly/1nEF6Xz
ESFile Explorer : http://bit.ly/1nEFc1u
thank you very much
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i have problem in rooting. I found in my partition system.cfg. Can i delete this file and replace with system.iso?
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oh no its system.sfs file. can i delete it and replace with system.img??
yadipesh87 said:
thank you very much
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i have problem in rooting. I found in my partition system.cfg. Can i delete this file and replace with system.iso?
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oh no its system.sfs file. can i delete it and replace with system.img??
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Already Rooted Remix OS system.img : http://bit.ly/rootedremixos "After download extract and rename root to system and replace with your original remix os system.img and start remix os and open supersu app and click on continue and click normal and click reboot
after reboot your remix fully rooted and working"
yadipesh87 said:
oh no its system.sfs file. can i delete it and replace with system.img??
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Yeah it'll work just fine
immadeofpixels27 said:
Yeah it'll work just fine
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[emoji106]
A XDA MEMBER
Only one problem with this, u loose all access to ur harddrives in remix/phoenix os if u install the rooted system.img (only when ur on the android os, does not effect windows nor any other os unless u install it to that of should u be able to)
mgood7123 said:
Only one problem with this, u loose all access to ur harddrives in remix/phoenix os if u install the rooted system.img (only when ur on the android os, does not effect windows nor any other os unless u install it to that of should u be able to)
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I use systemless root. I have access to all drives.
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lollyjay said:
I use systemless root. I have access to all drives.
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What do u mean "systemless root"
Has anyone managed to successfully root phoenix 1.0.8 rc? I used the same rooted system.img i always use in 1.0.7 beta (root works no prob) but mine comes up with the setup thing but i cannot do anything
mgood7123 said:
Has anyone managed to successfully root phoenix 1.0.8 rc? I used the same rooted system.img i always use in 1.0.7 beta (root works no prob) but mine comes up with the setup thing but i cannot do anything
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See post #17 http://bbs.phoenixstudio.org/en/showthread.php?tid=797&page=2
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mgood7123 said:
What do u mean "systemless root"
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He means this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/remix/remix-os/systemless-root-remixos-64bit-t3368131
mgood7123 said:
What do u mean "systemless root"
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Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/remix/remix-os/systemless-root-simple-t3374469
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