I got all the commands to work, but didn't drag the files from the Android Root file straight off my Prime to the directory where they were were supposed to go (I uploaded them to Drop box instead) So if I wanted to, could I redo the nvflash process again? Sorry for the confusing post.
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JusFig said:
I got all the commands to work, but didn't drag the files from the Android Root file straight off my Prime to the directory where they were were supposed to go (I uploaded them to Drop box instead) So if I wanted to, could I redo the nvflash process again? Sorry for the confusing post.
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If you have the AndroidRoot bootloader flashed, you can just to the "fastboot -i 0xb05 boot nvfblobgen.img" and the files will be regenerated. (Also, if you have them in dropbox, couldn't you just download them from there? )
Rayman, YOU da man! Thanks for your help!
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I might get flamed, but it's okay. What are the command lines for doing a system dump on the Note. I've tried performing one, but not having much luck doing it. It could be wrong commands lines. IDK. Im trying to make a stock CWM flashable zip. I would like to start on my own rom. Please no laughing.Lol.
On A Side NOTE(Get it,NOTE)I am still looking(Google-ing)for the info. Thanks
I will send you the dd commands when I get home tonight
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pterry30 said:
I will send you the dd commands when I get home tonight
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Thank you very much.:thumbup:
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I might get flamed, but it's okay. What are the command lines for doing a system dump on the Note. I've tried performing one, but not having much luck doing it. It could be wrong commands lines. IDK. Im trying to make a stock CWM flashable zip. I would like to start on my own rom. Please no laughing.Lol.
On A Side NOTE(Get it,NOTE)I am still looking(Google-ing)for the info. Thanks
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Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p24 of=/sdcard/system.img
there are other ways to get a dump, like simply getting the content:
Code:
tar czvf /sdcard/system.tgz /system
both commands need root, and they are quite possibly not on the device by default, so you probably need busybox
i don't really recommend the second command, because some other blocks are mounted into the system (like the modem),
so you would get unnecessary data
Thank you very much. :thumbup:
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Im getting""dd" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Anyone have any insight as to what I am doing wrong?
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You have to type in adb first then the dd commands
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In cmd
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In Cmd did you switch from c.directory to Androidsdk/tools directory. Then your adb should work ?
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In Cmd did you switch from c.directory to Androidsdk/tools directory. Then your adb should work ?
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Thanks buddy. I knew I was missing something. Thank you.
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If you can't get it working pm me. I will tell you exactly what to type in to switch directors, I have it written down at home, I always forget myself
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cd (directory of choice) lol
cd= change directories
And remember windows uses backslashes for sub directories.
How would I go about extracting apps etc,etc..?
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How would I go about extracting apps etc,etc..?
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-_-
there should be a few ext4 drivers or mount tools out there,
google, download one that looks good, and mount the image,
then you should have the drive mounted, and you should be able to access/modify the data
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I might get flamed, but it's okay. What are the command lines for doing a system dump on the Note. I've tried performing one, but not having much luck doing it. It could be wrong commands lines. IDK. Im trying to make a stock CWM flashable zip. I would like to start on my own rom. Please no laughing.Lol.
On A Side NOTE(Get it,NOTE)I am still looking(Google-ing)for the info. Thanks
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That woulds be tits bro !!! A stock cwm flash rom
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matt3allen said:
That woulds be tits bro !!! A stock cwm flash rom
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I'm trying.Lol.I'm stuck at trying to deodex the apks. I try to stay away command prompts.I get confused doing those.Lmao. I use tools like apk manager, AutoApk Tool, AutoDeodex Tool. I'm still trying to get my computer setup back in order.
EDIT: Only half of the apps and jar files deodexed. Any suggestion or pointers?
Bump dump
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Does anyone have an already deodexed stock rom that they would be willing to share?
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Has anyone tried this yet via editing the build prop file? I want to give it a try but some phones don't play nice with changing the density.
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I tried. Wouldn't stick. So gave up lol. I assume that you could make a copy and upload via bootloader.
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That stinks. Oh well.
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chrisjm00 said:
That stinks. Oh well.
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I got it to work. Copy the build.prop file to your computer and make your changes there. Then reboot your phone into recovery (TWRP is what I used), mount System (in TWRP), ADB push the edited file back onto your phone, and then use the TWRP file manager to apply CHMOD 755 onto the file. Then reboot and enjoy.
That last step (CHMOD) may not be necessary. I never tried leaving that step out to confirm one way or the other.
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I tried. Wouldn't stick. So gave up lol. I assume that you could make a copy and upload via bootloader.
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You can't edit it while booted in android, you need to flash it.
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I know goo manager uses root permission to flash a recovery while the phone is on. So I was wondering if terminal emulator could do the same. I know this question is probably very noob-ish, but I'm curious.
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You should be able to with root permission
You think you could enlighten me on the "how to"?
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Yea its the same as when u do it via command prompt just do su at the start
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Place the recovery on the root of your sd card. Make sure its not in any folders. Rename the recovery img "recovery.img" without the quotes. Then open up terminal. Type "su" without the quotes. Then when you receive the # sign, then type this
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
(and press enter)
you will now get this
#
now type
reboot recovery
and you should boot into your recovery you just flashed.
#Root-Hack_Mod*Always=LTE
Ok, so what I'm trying to do is flash a stock recovery so I can take the ota. Does that sound feasible or am I just dreaming?
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Jason021680 said:
You think you could enlighten me on the "how to"?
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Be more specific next time, you asked if it was possible not how it was possible or what the relevant commands were.
My mistake
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My mistake
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Its cool man we all been there. But as om4 posted you should always give exact details on what it is your trying to do or wanting to do. That way you get the best feedback. Also you can use the method I posted above to flash the stock recovery. However if you type the "reboot recovery" command and boot into the stock recovery you will have to hard shut down via power button to exit/reboot I believe. Not a 100% sure as I haven't seen the stock recovery since I first got this phone.
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laie1472 said:
Its cool man we all been there. But as om4 posted you should always give exact details on what it is your trying to do or wanting to do. That way you get the best feedback. Also you can use the method I posted above to flash the stock recovery. However if you type the "reboot recovery" command and boot into the stock recovery you will have to hard shut down via power button to exit/reboot I believe. Not a 100% sure as I haven't seen the stock recovery since I first got this phone.
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And it has to be an .img not a .zip right?
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Yes it has to be an image file
Any idea where I can find a stock recovery .img?
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adb tools
I'm having trouble getting it to flash though. Keeps saying flash image not found.
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Did you make sure it was named correctly?? "recovery.img" not "recovery.img.img" without the quotes?? Also did you make sure it's on the "root" of your sd card. As in "not in any folders" ???
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make sure that the file is in the right directory. Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding, you did extract the image file from the archive I linked?
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Did you make sure it was named correctly?? "recovery.img" not "recovery.img.img" without the quotes?? Also did you make sure it's on the "root" of your sd card. As in "not in any folders" ???
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Yeah, I renamed it recovery.img with no quotes. Yup root of the sdcard is where its at.
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make sure that the file is in the right directory. Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding, you did extract the image file from the archive I linked?
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Yeah the one that says stock_EVO4GLTE_recovery.img. I renamed it recovery.img and moved it to the root of my sdcard. No dice... Am I typing the command right? flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
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The first one I tried it with the original name and the second I renamed it recovery.img
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K so I dled infection. Extracted the boot.img, and put it into a ph98img.zip. I then flashed the rom.. Said install complete and I went to hboot. It doesn't ask for an update or anything.... Then stays on the white HTC screen when I try to reboot..
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Check to make sure your ph98img.zip isn't a zip within a zip. Often times windows hides the extention so it reads ph98img.zip but it's really ph98img.zip.zip
Also you'll need an updater script so the hboot knows what the file is. You can find this by pulling it from a working ph98img.zip like one from an RUU or kernel (joelz's bamf kernel has one)
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Thanks I'll give that a go I have the bamf kernel dled. I just used a template for the ph98img.zip and threw the boot.img in it
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Thanks I'll give that a go I have the bamf kernel dled. I just used a template for the ph98img.zip and threw the boot.img in it
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Have it on the root of your sd card?
mjones73 said:
Have it on the root of your sd card?
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Yeah... Idk what's wrong haha. I'm using a mac and things are a little different. Like when I dl a ROM it sends the zip to the trash leaving an unzipped folder on the the screen...
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If you have an ADB folder set up (with fastboot) you should be able to just "fastboot flash boot.img" That would save you a lot of hassle if you remain s-on.
did you try the flux capacitor?
you can ask marty mcfly or doc brown about it...
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Thanks I'll give that a go I have the bamf kernel dled. I just used a template for the ph98img.zip and threw the boot.img in it
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make sure its all caps PH98IMG.zip
Finally got it using the command prompts.. Messing around I flashed it. My noobness to it made it a little difficult but finally got the hang of it
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Been using and wifi would start at startup but lately I have to start it manually. Don't know why its changed or how to fix it.
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striker59 said:
Been using and wifi would start at startup but lately I have to start it manually. Don't know why its changed or how to fix it.
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You must've enabled Airplane Mode. VEGAn-Tab 7.1 has a bug in that setting: once activated, Airplane Mode is always set (internally). Reset it using the script attached.
Copy the script to the gTab; execute it as root; then reboot.
Code:
$ [B]su[/B]
# [B]sh [I]/some/path/[/I]reset_airplane_mode.sh[/B]
Thank you for your reply but your instruction is beyond my knowledge. I was able to download the zip file and extract the file but that's as far as I got.
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Had a thought, do I install this zip file with clockwork?
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striker59 said:
Thank you for your reply but your instruction is beyond my knowledge. I was able to download the zip file and extract the file but that's as far as I got.
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After you've copied the script onto the gTablet somewhere, open a Terminal Emulator window and type those 2 command-lines in (w/o the prompt chars--ie. only the stuff in bold). Substitute the correct path in place of /some/path/.