Creating a Update Zip For Multiple Zip Flashing? - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi guys im wondering is there such way to create a zip file with multiple zips in to flash at once? Purpose of it is to save time flashing 5 different zips through recovery every time we flash new roms?

simple decompile the 5 zips copy all of them into a single folder you can use any meta inf folder create a zip flash it easy ....

Can you please give step by step details?
speed_bot said:
simple decompile the 5 zips copy all of them into a single folder you can use any meta inf folder create a zip flash it easy ....
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Can you please give step by step details to the way you mentioned here. Please mail me if you could ([email protected])

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Pack a custom rom

Hi, I want to create my own custom rom, I've finish them, but I've a problem.
I don't know how to pack all the files in a flashable zip, I've make a zip with 7-zip but when I try to install it, recovery say "Installation Aborted".
Someone can explain to me how to create the zip? I've an good experience on android but I haven't already create a flashable zip...
Thanks!
Would not have a clue my friend but by reading the following threads your best bet is to go to the following links
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1227549
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1133846
Have a look at those links and those are the best options you have to create your own rom. Enjoy
It is possible to make a simple tutorial for me, I'm french and that's too hard to understand for me. I just need to pack in a zip file flashable. Thanks you .
Wouldn't there need to be a script to tell CW what to do with the files in the package/how to install them, etc ?
I wouldn't have a clue how to do this BTW, I'm just thinking logically around what I know about the way CW works so far as installing roms/kernels goes.
MistahBungle said:
Wouldn't there need to be a script to tell CW what to do with the files in the package/how to install them, etc ?
I wouldn't have a clue how to do this BTW, I'm just thinking logically around what I know about the way CW works so far as installing roms/kernels goes.
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Thanks, but we can't pack a rom with cwm if that's what you want to say.
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Thanks, but we can't pack a rom with cwm if that's what you want to say.
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still check those links i gave you above. there must be a solution or guide to tell you how to pack a rom once you are finished putting everything together.my guess is that you do need an updater script and updater binary script something like that..check on those two links and have a look..or zip the rom using powerarchiver if you are on windows
just head over to http://perka.zapto.org and look for a empty system cwm.
Now you just have to make folders in this zip and add your files. example you want framework-res.apk and systemui.apk flashed.
So open the cwm zip and add a folders called app and a folder called framework.
The zip will be/system and so with the folders it creates /system/framework/framework-res.apk and system/app/SystemUI.apk.
You can just take the signatures from the zip and add them in your future zips or just keep copying this one.
The update script shows the screens on install so change text in there and it will show on install.
Or there is a guide to Edify Scripting here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1265120

[Q] Create a Flashable Zip Out Of a Nandroid Backup of /System

Hi, I've gathered some resources for creating my Touchwiz 4.0 rom but I need to know how to make a flashable zip from a nandroid backup of /system.
How would I do this?
Another question while I'm here.. I get this error when using kitchen: Imgur Link , any suggestions?
DamnTarget said:
Hi, I've gathered some resources for creating my Touchwiz 4.0 rom but I need to know how to make a flashable zip from a nandroid backup of /system.
How would I do this?
Another question while I'm here.. I get this error when using kitchen: Imgur Link , any suggestions?
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You don't need nandroid backup
Just need /system partition
Connect your device to PC
Go to platform-tools folders where you have installed adb.
Make a folder system in this folder.
Open Command Prompt in that folder and type
Code:
adb pull /system system
It will take some time.
When it's completed. What you have to do is replace the system folder in any ROMs flashable zip and modify it's updater-script to suit your needs
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question!

Custom ROM for new device

Hi, I have new Prestigio tablet PMT5777_3G and I want to modify it's default ROM. I followed this tutorial: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801690. I successfully extracted system folder, but I have no idea how to create updater-script for this specific ROM. If I understand correctly I need to get updater-script from original ROM.
I've got something that resembles original ROM, but it's folder structure is completely different from what I would expect.
I would expect:
META-INF
system
boot.img
I've got:
APDB_MT6582_S01_MAIN2.1_W10.24
boot-sign.img
BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6582_S00_MOLY_WR8_W1315_MD_WG_MP_V12_P4_1_wg_n
cache-sign.img
Checksum.ini
EBR1-sign
lk-sign.bin
logo-sign.bin
MBR-sign
MT6582_Android_scatter.txt
preloader_htt82_tb_jb5.bin
recovery-sign.img
secro-sign.img
system-sign.img
sro-lock-sign.img
sro-unlock-sign.img
userdata-sign.img
I'm an android developer, but have no experience with custom ROM's and now am in a situation, where I want to get that custom ROM up and running, but am unable, because I can't figure out how to create updater-script or extract it from files that I currently have. It would be great if someone could point me to the right direction of what to do next.
Thanks
P. S. It seems it's against the rules to ask questions here, but I can't seem to find where else to ask this on xda
Dantenas said:
Hi, I have new Prestigio tablet PMT5777_3G and I want to modify it's default ROM. I followed this tutorial: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801690. I successfully extracted system folder, but I have no idea how to create updater-script for this specific ROM. If I understand correctly I need to get updater-script from original ROM.
I've got something that resembles original ROM, but it's folder structure is completely different from what I would expect.
I would expect:
META-INF
system
boot.img
I've got:
APDB_MT6582_S01_MAIN2.1_W10.24
boot-sign.img
BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6582_S00_MOLY_WR8_W1315_MD_WG_MP_V12_P4_1_wg_n
cache-sign.img
Checksum.ini
EBR1-sign
lk-sign.bin
logo-sign.bin
MBR-sign
MT6582_Android_scatter.txt
preloader_htt82_tb_jb5.bin
recovery-sign.img
secro-sign.img
system-sign.img
sro-lock-sign.img
sro-unlock-sign.img
userdata-sign.img
I'm an android developer, but have no experience with custom ROM's and now am in a situation, where I want to get that custom ROM up and running, but am unable, because I can't figure out how to create updater-script or extract it from files that I currently have. It would be great if someone could point me to the right direction of what to do next.
Thanks
P. S. It seems it's against the rules to ask questions here, but I can't seem to find where else to ask this on xda
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Since you are a beginner to ROM development, I would recommend the use of dsixda's Android kitchen, which you probably have downloaded already. If not use this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
Follow these steps to obtain the file structure and Meta-Inf folder for your custom rom.
1. Open the folder where you have placed the kitchen.
2. You will find a folder called original_update.
3. Open that folder and copy your boot.img and system.img files into it. ( In your case it is boot-sign.img and system-sign.img. Rename those files into boot.img and system.img and place them in the folder )
4. Now open the kitchen. ( Refer the above link to know how to do it )
5. You will find " 1. Set up working folder from ROM " option under Main Menu.
6. Type 1 and you will be directed to another menu. Click Enter.
7. Select your boot.img and system.img from the menu.
8. Now follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
9. When you successfully complete the steps, you will have the required Working folder, with boot.img, system folder and Meta-Inf folder, which will contain the updater-script (It will be automatically generated)
All the best. :good:
Hit Thanks if this helped you... PM me if you need further help or search the forum for detailed instructions.
Thanks, this helped me, but I still can't create ROM.
I encountered a problem with kitchen:
Code:
Available ROMs:
(1) system.img and boot.img
Enter selection number (default=1, cancel=0, r=refresh):
Found original_update/system.img
Found original_update/boot.img
The new working folder will be named WORKING_061614_070841
Change the name (y/n)? (default: n):
Creating working folder WORKING_061614_070841 ...
Copying boot.img ...
Copying system.img ...
Adding an update-script ...
NON-YAFFS/NON-TAR FILE FORMAT DETECTED IN ROM
Mounting system.img to loopback device and then extracting files ...
Error: Unable to mount system.img
Error: No /system/framework folder found!
Press Enter to continue
This creates my missing update-script and boot.img, but system folder is empty.
Would it be a good idea to extract all system files from device and attempt to create ROM with them, and this update-script, or is there something I could do with system.img to make it extract?
Try this
Don't worry. There's always an alternative. Try this simple method.
1. Boot into CWM (Clockwork Mod) Recovery. (I'm pretty sure you know how to do it, if not, you can feel free to search the forum)
2. Choose Backup and Restore.
3. Make a backup in your external sdcard.
4. Now boot normally, open your external sdcard. You will find a folder called clockworkmod. Copy that folder to your PC.
5. Inside that folder, you will find the backup.
6. Now, copy boot.img and system.ext4.tar.a to your original_update folder of the kitchen.
7. Warning! Do not copy system.ext4.tar, only copy system.ext4.tar.a
8. Once you have copied these two files, rename system.ext4.tar.a into system.ext4.tar
9. Now, open android kitchen and follow the exact same steps as you did before.
10. When you choose the available rom, you will find the screen as below.
Code:
Available Roms:
(1) system.ext4.tar and boot.img
11. Choose it and follow the instructions. You will have your required working folder.
Try this and let me know if you still face any issues. :good:
I was unable to load CWM recovery, because it is not supported by my device. I tried TWRP too, which also doesn't support my device. Is it possible to do without CWM?
Dantenas said:
I was unable to load CWM recovery, because it is not supported by my device. I tried TWRP too, which also doesn't support my device. Is it possible to do without CWM?
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I'm sorry my friend, even if you create your own ROM, you require either one of them to flash the ROM to your device. Seeing you so keen on developing the rom, try to use any yaffs tool to create your system.img from extracted system folder. You may refer this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1645412

How to build your own rom using stock rom/firmware(noob friendly guide)

HERE IS A GUIDE FOR YOU ALL YOU CAN CREATE YOUR OWN ROM BY THIS METHOD.I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BRICKED DEVICES.
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Requirement to make a custom rom
*JAVA JDK installed on your SYSTEM
*WIN XP/ 7/8/8.1.
*package given in download section
Who is this kitchen for ?
Those who are brand new to
creating custom ROMs and
want an easy place to start
learning
Those who just want to modify
shipped ROMs or someone
else's custom ROMs to their
liking
Those who are confused by all
those scripts and complex
commands required for
building and extracting
This is NOT a tool to
automatically turn you into a
full-fledged ROM developer.
ROM development normally
involves work from the ground
up and involves time , research
and patience .
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Kitchen setup
setting up dsixda kitchen
1.download all the three link and unzip kitchen.rar and cywin package.
2.open cywin_package then open folder now, you can see 3 icons, a read-
me,a setup, and a folder. Choose
the setup. Here you will choose
install from local directory. Next,
navigate to the the folder of
extraction of cygwin and choose
the folder cygwin_packages inside
the cygwin extraction folder. Wait
for some time. Then, you will come
across a list of file. Click the 2-
circle-arrows,untill, it displays
“install”
after the procedure is complete,
run the batch file cygwin.bat . Now, minimise
it and copy kitchen folder,
keep it in some location where you have installed your cygwin package open home/ajay-pc(in my case this is administrator name of my pc)kitchen
now, open the batch file window
and type
cd c:\kitchen
wait for some time and then when
the location the changed, type
./menu
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GUIDE
now minimize the batch file and extract official rom there you will find system.img then extract it using magic iso or flash
the official stock rom using odin the take a nandroid backup u will get system.rfs.tar in your sd card extract it using magic iso then make a folder in called rom and open it. again create a folder called system and copy all data from system.rfs.tar which u have extracted(do drag and dropping).
Now copy meta-inf of any stock rom and copy and kernel to rom folder.
Now you will get two folder and one file in your rom folder zip the folder content and copy the file where you have installed cygwin/home/ajay/kitchen/original update folder.
now open command shell which you have minimized 1st create working folder then add root permission,deodex your rom.
and at last press 99 to build your rom..
note-if it ask you to change updater script to update script change it but dont forget to change it back to updater script.now you will get your rom in output folder copy it to your sd card flash it if error occur unzip the zip file and delete meta-inf and boot.img and again copy meta-inf of any rom and kernel to it and zip it..again flash the rom..
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Link for cygwin click here :good:​link for kitchen click here :good:​link for magic iso click here :good:​
Link for official firmware click here :good:​
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hello Everyone....

guys i am creating flash-able zip file for my grand 2 phone. i want to use my cwm recovery files for making flash able zip file.
but i dont know the steps plz anyone can explain me the steps or procedure.
i am change my meta-inf folder so witch folder take in zip folder
sorry for the eng.
thanx in advn.

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