Adapt script - Share apps between roms (dual boot) - Googy-Max kernel - Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi all,
Googy decided to create a new kernel with the dual boot feature, sure you know.
As the title says, I'm interested in adapting a script a guy made for siyah kernel. It allowed to use the same apps in both roms. Here is the link to that thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=32662356
I've tried it but it doesn't work, I guess it must be adapted to the Googy kernel. Maybe the folders location have changed and also Android 4.2.2 has its problems because of the multiuser feature.
I would do it myself but I'm not so expert at all of this. I thought someone would be interested as well and is able to make the script work.
So, to sum up, it would be awesome if somebody could adapt the script and then we will be able again to share apps between both roms.

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[Q] Kernel Compiling

Hello! I just recently got a brand new MyTouch4GSlide ($5 from t-mobile xD) Anyhow since the lack of development going on for this phone I decided to join in and do my part... My original plan was to create a simple CM7 Kernel with support for UV and OC + Smartass... I have successfully in the past week set up my ubuntu virtual machine, kernel source, kitchen (boot.img extract/compile), voltage table & have successfully compiled a custom working kernel for my device, but i just need a bit of help.... I have 3 specific questions wich hopefully someone will be able to answer so I may get better with developing and continue developing in the future...
1) Adding new frequencies to the kernel
-I have created my voltage table and have added it to the file acpuclock-8x60.c (Which is corresponding to my device) located in /arch/arm/mach-msm O have also disabled the performance lock in the .config file using the make menuconfig command but when I compile the kernel and flash it setcpu does not recognize the frequencies... Did I not edit the correct file? Am I missing a lock placed by HTC somewhere else?
2) Adding Smartass
-I have found 1 source for the smartass module but whenever I try to compile the module I get #define OFS_KALLSYMS_LOOKUP_NAME 0xc009684c // kallsyms_lookup_name any reason why this is? am I using the wrong source? is there an easier way?
3) WiFi Module
-Whenever I compile my kernel the WiFi does not turn on... Probably because I have not compiled a Wifi module -_- but how can I compile a WiFi module? do I use the same source as the kernel? how would I go about doing this? how do I pack it with the boot.img?
Thats all for now... I shall edit this if I have more questions... I shall constantly be checking this thread hoping for some responses... I am eager to get this working!
Thanks in advanced! ~GiGoO
P.S. If you want you may add me on Skype if you would like to help me with this xD (robster105)
gigoo25 said:
Hello! I just recently got a brand new MyTouch4GSlide ($5 from t-mobile xD) Anyhow since the lack of development going on for this phone I decided to join in and do my part... My original plan was to create a simple CM7 Kernel with support for UV and OC + Smartass... I have successfully in the past week set up my ubuntu virtual machine, kernel source, kitchen (boot.img extract/compile), voltage table & have successfully compiled a custom working kernel for my device, but i just need a bit of help.... I have 3 specific questions wich hopefully someone will be able to answer so I may get better with developing and continue developing in the future...
1) Adding new frequencies to the kernel
-I have created my voltage table and have added it to the file acpuclock-8x60.c (Which is corresponding to my device) located in /arch/arm/mach-msm O have also disabled the performance lock in the .config file using the make menuconfig command but when I compile the kernel and flash it setcpu does not recognize the frequencies... Did I not edit the correct file? Am I missing a lock placed by HTC somewhere else?
2) Adding Smartass
-I have found 1 source for the smartass module but whenever I try to compile the module I get #define OFS_KALLSYMS_LOOKUP_NAME 0xc009684c // kallsyms_lookup_name any reason why this is? am I using the wrong source? is there an easier way?
3) WiFi Module
-Whenever I compile my kernel the WiFi does not turn on... Probably because I have not compiled a Wifi module -_- but how can I compile a WiFi module? do I use the same source as the kernel? how would I go about doing this? how do I pack it with the boot.img?
Thats all for now... I shall edit this if I have more questions... I shall constantly be checking this thread hoping for some responses... I am eager to get this working!
Thanks in advanced! ~GiGoO
P.S. If you want you may add me on Skype if you would like to help me with this xD (robster105)
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Hey Rob, I wish you the best of luck and don't give up!
The one thing I can say is when I was compiling my own kernels a while back and when I was trying to do the exact same thing and add different frequencies, if I remember correctly, there is a couple files that need to be changed, not just one, but don't quote me on that
I would also try getting help from other phone developers too. Post in the Q&A section of the phones, you might get more help that way.
Other then that good luck!
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[Q] nls_utf8.ko for Rage Kernel v3.0 (GB)

Hello,
I've installed Rage Kernel v3.0 just to have cifs support. It works like a harm except of special characters in folder/file names are not displayed and thus I have no access to those resources. I know I need nls_utf8.ko module but don't know where to find it for my kernel. Maybe I can use module form other kernels but I'm not sure of that so I'm asking here. Or maybe it's compiled into my kernel but I don't know how to enable it. I hope someone will give me good directions to solve this problem.

[Utility][2.0]Auto-Patcher

We have moved support away from this thread and into the main thread at Android General. The info in the second post is accurate as of 12/3/12.
Development on the Auto-Patcher continues, I have just stopped adding Nexus 7 specific features as this device's users didn't express any interest.
If I could close the thread, I would. But if something tickles your fancy, come see us at the above link.
The Auto-Patcher 2.4.7​ (Bismuth)​
by pastime1971 and mateorod.​Trouble with Android 4.2? See here.
Current version and changes: Auto-Patcher 2.4.7 is out
Improvements include:
Pdroid for CM7, after a long battle, should finally be working
Internal script improvements.
Pdroid and Pdroid2.0 are incompatible and cannot be applied to the same rom!. If you are switching from one Pdroid to another, go to data/system and delete everything with privacy in the name.
The Auto-Patcher​
The Auto-Patcher is a smali patching utilty that can be used to port mods, framework changes, themes and more across ROMs and devices by patching files and outputting a flashable zip.
We hope that this tool can help developers get their work to a wider audience and help users easily try programs that may call for skills or time they don't have. In one command, you can have all the power and utility of the mods/programs listed below, with no specialized knowledge.
Supports​​
ClockworkMod and Aroma installers
Cyanogen [CM7, CM9, CM10] (cm)
AOKP (aokp)
AOSP (aosp)
ParanoidAndroid (pa)
Evervolv (aosp)
...and many others.
We do not support system.img, Odexed roms or Sense, TouchWiz or other OEM-skinned AOSP at this time.
If you have a build environment and build for TW or Sense, consider joining the team. Additionally, Quarx's CyanogenMod roms are not currently supported. A maintainer would be welcomed for that as well.
Supported Platforms​The Auto-Patcher runs on Linux and MacOSX terminals. Project contributors kobik77 and wbedard have helped us add Windows support as well.
Kobik77 has developed a stand-alone GUI for Windows called ApG. The most current version of ApG can be downloaded here. Note: ApG has some trouble with some virus software. It has no elevated permissions and is demonstrably safe. Here are some anti-virus tips from long-time user Grayfoxmg1
The Available Mods​
Unless there are hardcoded reasons they conflict, all of the mods below can be combined, so you could get all of the programs and tweaks in one shot. If you use other premade patches or zips, you would have to choose between them.
The Auto-Patcher is the only non-destructive way to get these enhancements, short of building your own ROM and/or applying your own changes to the code.
The name is paranthesis is the MODS for use on the command-line. See usage below if that confuses you. It isn't hard, really.
PDroid (pdroid):
The one where we make our bones, PDroid is an advanced privacy app, one that allows you to deny system and user apps permissions they usually need to function. PDroid changes the information passed by permission requests instead of denying it like other apps. That means no FC's or misbehaving apps. PDroid allows you to set custom phone numbers or IMEIs as well. PDroid is only officially supported through GB. The Auto-Patcher makes it an option for ICS and Jellybean ROMs as well.
PDroid is available in the Google Play Store, although you may have trouble installing it from there. It is available from its release thread by svyat, PDroid's sole developer. Discussion about PDroid efficacy and operation for ICS/JB is usually best at pastime1971's port/build patch thread.
PDroid 2.0 (pd2.0): NEW!
CollegeDev's update of the core PDroid app and framework. There is a separate app you will need as well. You can get the app and read about PDroid2.0 and get the .apk here. This mod is only for Android 4.1.2+
V6 Supercharger (v6supercharger):
Most likely needs no introduction to any regular XDA member. The Auto-Patcher will edit your services.jar for you. Our patches contain zeppelinrox's most recent edits. You will still need the script, which you can get at his OP. Only for Android 4.0.0+!
Insecure Boot.img (insecure):
This should work for just about every ROM, giving you true root shell access, enabling adb push of system files and adb remount commands. It can truly save your bacon if you are the type to play with system files and flashing. Some ROMs come with this feature already, so if this patch fails, it just means you already have one.
Secure boot.img (secure):
The opposite of the above. There are advantages to both, and what you want depends on what you do. I haven't seen any other way to secure a boot.img, with so many roms now having insecure by default.
Swap internal and external storage (external_internal):NEW!
This swaps your app storage from an sdcard to internal storage. This allows you to use all apps, even w/o an sdcard!
TabletUI (tabletUI):
Based on findings by barmullio, this allows users of the "Phablets" UI to switch from the stock phone or phablet layout to Tablet user interface. I personally like the tab interface because it allows me more regular access to the status bar. Lockscreen rotation has been enabled as well. Confirmed working on all devices!.
NEW
Mods for Wifi-only Tablets.
3G Dongle (3gdongle):
This allows users of Wifi tabs to use their 3G dongles on their tablets, allowing them to have data on the go. This is a pretty involved mod, and the development is still on-going. We would like to stress that you read up at developer trevd's thread for best practices and troubleshooting. A growing list of confirmed supported dongles can be found there as well.
Google Voice (voice):
As popularized by bongostl, this allows users to use Google Voice to make outgoing calls. It changes your framework-res to recognize that the tablet is voice capable. This allows you to recieve calls as well and has other call quality advantages over things like GrooveIP.
OTG support- Coming SOON.
Usage​
Designed to run on Linux, OSX and Windows (using Cygwin)
The Auto-Patcher has become completely open-source, and no one has gotten more out of that than our Windows users. kobik77 and wbedard have come aboard and brought Windows support to our formerly *nix-only utility.
Kobik has also crafted the first Auto-Patcher GUI! Here is his post with download link and features description (including auto-update from Github!)
Requirements for execution: Java (JDK), cpio, patch
Help
For usage and patch availability, place a rom.zip into this directory and try
Code:
$./auto_patcher <ROMNAME>.zip -h
This will check our various dependancies and provide some useful information. It is not the prettiest thing in the world yet, we're working on it...
To patch a ROM
Code:
./auto_patcher <[FONT="Courier New"]ROMNAME[/FONT]>.zip <[FONT="Courier New"]MODS[/FONT]>
example:
Code:
./auto_patcher cm10-encore-fat-tire.zip pdroid,tabletUI
You can have any number of mods applied at the same time, just separate them with a comma and NO SPACES!
The only thing you may need will be a romtype. The patcher will detect and display the ROMTYPE it thinks you have. If the patches fail, just append your ROMTYPE to the end of the command. The only available ROM types are:
pa
cm
aosp
aokp
Don't worry if your rom doesn't have a type; most roms in XDA are derivatives of one of the above, and tell you which one in their release threads.
Code:
./auto_patcher pa-2.23-mateorod.zip pdroid pa
98% of the time, that is all you need to know!
If you would like to see some of our more advanced usage, please see the third post.
Debugging
There is never any need for any wiping or restoring of a backup! If you encounter any problems, simply reflash the generated restore.zip or your ROM over the install, preserving all data and settings!
In the Auto-Patcher directory you will see a logfile that is generated with each run of the program. Please attach the entire logfile in order to get the best support we can offer.
Current and past versions available at our download page on techerrata
Download
You can also clone from our github. See the README because there is actualy a lot extra there.
Contributors
pastime1971
mateorod
kobik77 (ApG developer/cygwin maintainer)
wbedard (cygwin/AOSP pd2.0 maintainer)
Maintainers
FFU5y (Maintains pd2.0 AOKP)
KickNGuitar (OSX testing)
poncik (Evervolv maintainer)
Thanks
eyeballer and kevank with Team Win for web hosting
Svyat
CollegeDev
tonyp
krylon360
inportb
chainfire (for faapt)
zeppelinrox
trevd
rathian, and TheMatrix2000 (for OSX testing)
romracer and greenblue for 4.1.2 fixes
ninno_mx
The Auto-Patcher is a fully open-source utility, and we welcome new contributors.
If you are a developer, themer or script writer who has code-level edits you walk your users through, let us know and we can get together and create a package for you. A message to developers is here, which also touches on our donation policy.
changelog
12.05.00. (v0.1)
# ...........
# 2012.05.12. (v0.2) allows user to specify a different version of patches
# 2012.05.13. (v0.3.0) force "patch -N", remove temp upon failure, generate log output
# 2012.05.13. (v0.3.1) revised the generation of updater-script (SGS2)
# 2012.05.15. added AOSP patches
# 2012.05.15. added crespo-aosp patches, added device-specific patching if patch exists
# 2012.05.15. remove restore.zip upon failure
# 2012.05.15. (v0.4.1) added CM7 (GB) patches
# 2012.05.18. (v0.4.2) added checking for tool commands
# 2012.05.21. (v0.4.3) apply device-specific patche only when it is specified
# 2012.05.26. added task title to log
# 2012.05.31. (v0.4.4) CM9 patches updated, crespo-aosp added
# 2012.06.04. (v0.4.5) added checking tools and rom, added aroma installer support, add patch outputs reroute
# 2012.06.15. CM9 patches updated
# 2012.06.16. (v0.4.6) AOKP patches updated, patch versions restructured
# 2012.06.17. (v0.5.0) patcher script reorganized, removed build.prop
# 2012.06.17. (v0.6.0) auto patcher script for pdroid and v6 patches
# 2012.06.19. (v0.6.1) add patches for CM7.2 Final
# 2012.06.20. (v0.6.2) updated CM 7.2 patches
# 2012.06.23. (v0.6.3) fix symlinks
# 2012.06.26. (v0.6.4) add CM7 nightly patches (0618 or latest). Removed faulty 7.2 patches (0619)
# 2012.06.27. (v0.6.5) added new CM9 patches (20120626)
# 2012.06.27. (v0.6.6) added CM7 nightly patches (20120625) (finally!)
# 2012.07.02. (v0.7.0) Redid AOSP/AOKP; add Windows support (using Cygwin). Thanks kobik77!
# 2012.07.06. (v0.7.1) updated CM9 patches (20120706)
# 2012.07.08. (v0.7.2) updated AOKP (20120707) and CM9 (20120708) pdroid patches
# 2012.07.11. (v1.0.0) reworked script works on Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows (on Cygwin);
# " " added new ICS/JellyBean support for the new V6-Supercharger
# 2012.07.18. (v1.0.1) updated pdroid patches for CM7/CM9 (20120718)
# 2012.08.06 (v1.5.0) updated smali/baksmali binaries to 1.33
# 2012.08.06 Added Pdroid/V6supercharger support for CM10 Jellybean!
# 2012.08.06. (v1.6.0) added aokp-jb patches for pdroid/v6supercharger, script update
# 2012.08.17. (v1.9.5) Added support for pdroid_addon, by CollegeDev.
# Added insecure boot.img mod
# Added support for aosp-jb (This needs testing, and may not be a wide patch due to large variation between AOSP roms.)
# -Please report all experiences!
# Updated all v6supercharger patches w/new edits to ProcessList
# Major script overhaul in preparation for additional mods!
# 2012.08.20. (1.9.6) Conditional support for Official cm10 and aokp-jb builds
# 2012.08.23. (1.9.7) Final/confirmed pdroid support for Official CM10 and AOKP-JB
# 2012.09.04 (1.9.8) Bundled cygwin-compatible tools (original was corrupt).
# For Cygwin, replaced h2b function with simple bash math
# conversion (req'd for compat w/ Cygwin tools).
# 2012.08.26. (2.0.0) Added .apk patching
# Added 3G Dongle support for Nexus 7
# TabletUI support for Nexus 7 (maybe more)
# Google Voice support for Nexus 7
# mods are 3gdongle, tabletUI, voice, or Nexus7 (for all)
# Added provisional file copy menu to widen patching base
# 2012.09.11. (2.0.1) Cygwin support fixes
# 2012.09.11. (2.0.2) Bugfix for 3gdongle (all)
# 2012.09.16. (2.1.0) Significant restructuring of core operations; added edit text file
# Fix for "method-cap" errors in pdroid.
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Nice to see you and pastimes and your work here as well - and I absolutely love the new Nexus 7 additions as i finally got mine as well
Btw: Are there any news on decompiling the jars and applying these fixes on an android device, without having to use the PC?
It's not important, I'm just interested.
I will try this patcher for getting 3g dongle (ZTE K3565-Z) support.
My config is ParanoidAndroid with franco kernel.
What is my first step?
How do I get my whole rom with kernel into my mac os system? Can I take the nandroid (I dont think so, because I cannot flash zip back again)?
Cetin said:
I will try this patcher for getting 3g dongle (ZTE K3565-Z) support.
My config is ParanoidAndroid with franco kernel.
What is my first step?
How do I get my whole rom with kernel into my mac os system? Can I take the nandroid (I dont think so, because I cannot flash zip back again)?
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Well, that is interesting, actually. There are a bunch of ways that you could get the update.zip on your tablet, but there isn't support for custom kernels yet. You can patch any rom, but if the patch needs to change the boot.img, flashing a new kernel will remove that part of the patch.
I think I know a way to add it though. I will try to add custom kernel integration to the next update.
But you CAN get the 3gdongle working on your rom, just put it through the patcher and transfer it through adb or email or dropbox.
Code:
./auto_patcher paranoidandroid2.2.1.zip 3gdongle
replacing paranoidandroid2.2.1 with the actual name of the zip.
The stock kernel is pretty awesome, bttw. But I think I can add this to the autopatcher. It is needed anyway.
Edit: I must be really tired. You can do this. The kernels are distributed as boot.imgs. Just open up the kernel installer zip, take out the boot.img. Then replace the boot.img in whatever rom you are using.
Then run it through the Auto-Patcher, using any options you like.
You will ONLY need to replace the boot.img of your rom if you are applying the 3gdongle, insecure,secure, or pdroid-aosp-jb modtypes and would like to use a custom kernel that doesn't come bundled with your rom.
I will add some version of this to the autopatcher's next update though, so it is easy to do from the command-line/GUI.
Cetin said:
I will try this patcher for getting 3g dongle (ZTE K3565-Z) support.
My config is ParanoidAndroid with franco kernel.
What is my first step?
How do I get my whole rom with kernel into my mac os system? Can I take the nandroid (I dont think so, because I cannot flash zip back again)?
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If you need more info than that, you can ask and I will be more specific, I just reread your post and realized maybe I wasn't thorough enough...
Update Because this seemed so vital to the Nexus 7 community (because we have everyone and their mother with a custom kernel here...) I went and looked through the installers.
It looks most people: faux,_motley, clemsyn et.al. use the AnyKernel updater. Those updaters use some of the same binaries we do to preserve ramdisk edits. They don't want to overwrite mods of this sort any more than we want them to.
A couple devs, franco and some new one from today, Thoravuuk or somethin', just package a boot.img. In those cases you will need to place the custom boot.img (and title it boot.img) in the ROM you would like to patch with the Auto-Patcher.
In all cases, there is existing methods to preserve all support and features with nothing more than winzip or any other archive manager. Drag and drop.
So we will see how we end up handling this in the Auto-Patcher in the future. There are a bunch of methods to distributing kernels which make it tricky, but the more responsible Android devs already are prepared for the fact that you may have modified your ramdisk and want to keep it that way. Using Koush's AnyKernel is a great way to accomplish that.
For franco you will habe to briefly drag and drop for now.
tonyp said:
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Just saw this part, tonyp. I hope this means you might have something planned for us...
Hey man, thanks for your big support!
I will try like you said.
As I understand correctly the boot.img keeps untouched by your patch. So I can patch my Rom flash the zip and use any custom kernel by flashing it with fastboot flash boot command?!
NEXUS 7
I tried patching but there´s is a problem:
How to choose the right file and which one is it?
Code:
### applying boot.img patch ###
... applying init.dongle.rc patch ...
... applying init.rc patch ...
The text leading up to this was:
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|diff -Npru ramdisk/init.rc 3g-ramdisk/init.rc
|--- ramdisk/init.rc 2012-08-27 00:25:58.749201521 -0500
|+++ 3g-ramdisk/init.rc 2012-08-27 00:24:51.012865613 -0500
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File to patch: 3g-ramdisk
3g-ramdisk: No such file or directory
Skip this patch? [y] n
File to patch: 3g-ramdisk/init.rc
3g-ramdisk/init.rc: No such file or directory
Skip this patch? [y] n
File to patch: init.dongle.rc
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file init.dongle.rc.rej
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!! error: failed patching init.rc
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cetin said:
I tried patching but there´s is a problem:
How to choose the right file and which one is it?
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You're using a Mac correct? That is probably the least tested upon platform, although it should be fine. In your autopatcher folder, there is a logfile. Would you attach it please? I can know a bunch more with that file.
Thanks for reporting back.!
tonyp said:
Btw: Are there any news on decompiling the jars and applying these fixes on an android device, without having to use the PC?
It's not important, I'm just interested.
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Oh yeah, once 2.0 gets stable (and I solve this new pdroid problem, that is soooo irritating. I predicted this was coming waay back in pastime's port thread, when we first ran into trouble with the build patches) that is the next thing I am going to work on.
I think pastime is going to lead the charge getting a linux GUI and I am going to work on getting the Android front-end. That is going to be wild, most people have just accepted it can't be done.
noob here! i just want to apply 3g dongle patch on my nexus 7 stock rom (rooted ofcourse) help please
thanks
rufh_s said:
noob here! i just want to apply 3g dongle patch on my nexus 7 stock rom (rooted ofcourse) help please
thanks
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Well, we don;t support system.img modding here yet, mostly because it is so device specific. This tool works on all roms and devices, so adding something for each device would be a real pain. I am going to keep looking at perhaps adding the Nexus 7 system.img, though.
What you can do is look for a deodexed stock rom in the rom page. There are several available, I believe scrosler has one, and maybe a couple more. These are basically stock roms, but with deodexing and unpacking of the system.img already done.
The main advantage to using custom roms is their customizability, (if that is even a word...). All the other stuff is a result of that.
If you want the 3gdongle support, you will probably have to try one of the flashable stock roms.
Very useful mod. Thanks for bringing this here.
Quick question to clear up something:
The tablet mode or 3g dongle, can I just flash them through twrp and be done? Or does the untethered way need your manual method you described above for untethered installation?
I'm running stock rom with trinity kernel(anykernel i believe) BTW. I alternate between motleys and trinity. Sometimes Faux one also.
Edit: I see the above post basically answers my question. Won't work on stock rom. Needs a deodexed stock base rom. Will wait till you hopefully add img. Support. My nexus 7 runs great on stock rom with custom kernel. Waiting for custom roms to mature more before I go flashing.
mateorod said:
Well, we don;t support system.img modding here yet, mostly because it is so device specific. This tool works on all roms and devices, so adding something for each device would be a real pain. I am going to keep looking at perhaps adding the Nexus 7 system.img, though.
What you can do is look for a deodexed stock rom in the rom page. There are several available, I believe scrosler has one, and maybe a couple more. These are basically stock roms, but with deodexing and unpacking of the system.img already done.
The main advantage to using custom roms is their customizability, (if that is even a word...). All the other stuff is a result of that.
If you want the 3gdongle support, you will probably have to try one of the flashable stock roms.
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Well I have downloaded the rom deodex by scrosler,but I am getting the error,have attached log cat.text
Thanks
rufh_s said:
Well I have downloaded the rom deodex by scrosler,but I am getting the error,have attached log cat.text
Thanks
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I should make a note of this in the top post, the only way to combine the 3gdongle and the Voice hack is to substitute the list of all the mods separately with
Code:
Nexus7
The voice and 3gdongle have separate edits to the bools.xml that are right next to each other. So applying one makes it so the next patch cannot find its context.
I made the Nexus7 patches by hand, so you get all three mods that way. The good news is that going by your log, that's the only problem. So you are basically done!
Edit: And as for the above stock system.img issue, well I may try and add system.img support. But it is a huge pain in the butt, requiring all sorts of manufacturer-specific stuff. I also like stock, though, and alternate between that and straight CM10. But I deodexed the stock.img as well, strictly to make use of all of the cool development that goes down around here.
You can manually deodex, then redex and all that, but I didn't really see a performance drop personally. I am pretty sure all the kernels you listed use koush's anykernel method, which is compatible with the Auto-Patcher and its methods.
mateorod said:
I should make a note of this in the top post, the only way to combine the 3gdongle and the Voice hack is to substitute the list of all the mods separately with
Code:
Nexus7
The voice and 3gdongle have separate edits to the bools.xml that are right next to each other. So applying one makes it so the next patch cannot find its context.
I made the Nexus7 patches by hand, so you get all three mods that way. The good news is that going by your log, that's the only problem. So you are basically done!
Edit: And as for the above stock system.img issue, well I may try and add system.img support. But it is a huge pain in the butt, requiring all sorts of manufacturer-specific stuff. I also like stock, though, and alternate between that and straight CM10. But I deodexed the stock.img as well, strictly to make use of all of the cool development that goes down around here.
You can manually deodex, then redex and all that, but I didn't really see a performance drop personally. I am pretty sure all the kernels you listed use koush's anykernel method, which is compatible with the Auto-Patcher and its methods.
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Alright I am off to sleep now... will just patch 3g dongles and see...
Well I got to know this is not just n7 specific in your earlier post itself
This is for all devices that's really great,also I just got my n7 so wanted to be stock as much I can,yep I also prefer it..
Let's see, I ll keep you posted
Thanks again for the great work, will also test it on my phone if it works (droid 3) it would give me lot choices to use my data plan
and yeah I also see otg coming soon,all the best for the concept its perfect for noobs like me
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
apparantly patching only "3gdongles" patch didn't worked either attached log, may be i ll try this with some rom or try to find some other "stock" similar, can you suggest some?
thanks
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apparantly patching only "3gdongles" patch didn't worked either attached log, may be i ll try this with some rom or try to find some other "stock" similar, can you suggest some?
thanks
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Okay, this isn't the fault of your rom. Your log shows that it is failing rebuilding your ramdisk. A user reported a corrupted .exe binary, but when I tried to investigate further I haven't heard back.
But since everything else appears to be working for you that may indeed be the case. Give me a minute to look and then I will put out a hotfix.
This will only affect WIndows users who are patching 3gdongle, insecire/secure and aosp-pdroid. I happen to know for a fact that the program runs fine on Cygwin, so I will checkout some new binaries and you should be okay.
Update: We have fixed the final issues with Cygwin and those selct mods. Thanks for your report, 1000+ downloads of 2.0 in the 24 hours or so and you were the one that aimed me towards the fix.
Thanks! Should be up later tonight, after I put my son to bed.
Okay, update is ftp'ing its way up to techerrata as we speak. Maybe 20 mins or so.
I went and got my hands on a Cygwin terminal, and as far a I can tell, everything works as it should. We were having a hell of a time with the binaries, they just seemed to check out fine right up until we uploaded the package and then they crapped out on us.
But the new update has all working pieces. If you were using cygwin and had an issue, give it another shot. Writing a program to run on all three major platforms has been a major learning experience for me, let me tell you.
I am probably going to add the 720p video shooting next update, so if there is anything else you know and want, let me know. It doesn't have to be limited to this forum, there isn't much we can't tackle at this point.
Oh, and we strengthened the voice and 3gdongle patches, now you should be able to apply them both anyway you want, including the Nexus7 command.

[Q] Video Mode i9100 on Custom roms

Hi every one,
I can't post my question directly on the the developer page (In my case NeatRom) (Why a 10 post limitation :crying so I post it here...
I've tried many custom roms (CM, Neat, Omni) but no one offers the possibility to use the samsung "video" color settings, so each color is very flashy and satured on my s2 i9100 with custom roms (except the siyah modified but it's a bit old) . Do you know one Rom that have this setting or a tip to re-enable it?
I also tried some apps to modify screen colors but these are laborious to use, full of ads...
Secondly: do you know how to overclock GPU on these custom roms ? I can do it with my Siyah very simply but I want to use a 4.4.2 rom, any apps to do it ? or any rom that possess a pre-installed tweaker ? All I've downloaded on the store is useless or only support the CPU overclock and not the GPU.
Thanks for your answers
1.To change the screen mode,you need to flash a kitkat rom which,like Slimsaber 4.4.2, has "advanced device settings",there are some options for screen colors.Choose the one you like from development threads.
2.As for gpu,the only thing you need is a custom kitkat compatible kernel which supports gpu oc,like gustavo_s or dorimanx etc.
Thanks,
Do you know a way to ask the developper to integrate these things in his distribution?
(Yes this 10 limitation is not very usefull)
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These settings are already implemented in some roms,just choose the one you like.And don't spam.

Making an own android image?

Hello everybody. I love this community and I have been lurking for a long time.
I have noticed on a foreign language forum that some people were offering a custom rom for my android 9 TV box.
The chinese box is based on a s905x3 CPU and has a mediatek wifi chip for which it is hard (if not impossible to find the wifi drivers).
The site claims that the image was made by modifying the stock rom that came with the box. Is this possible or do all custom roms need to be build from the source?
The custom rom I want to make is going to replace the launcher with kodi.
I am prepared to build the whole rom from source but I do have a couple of questions.
Since the mediatek wifi drivers cannot be found how would I go about including the binary for the wifi?
I have noticed that the box that I have uses a .ko (kernel object) module to drive the wifi chip.
Can I include these kernel objects in build? It is a shame that the kernel is built as a 32bit system. Would that mean that I can only compile a 32bit kernel if I were to reuse those kernel modules and binaries?
Another idea is to perhaps use the kernel from coreelec in my build since it seems to include a lot of drivers.
Is it possible to use a kernel from something like coreelec but use the source from AOSP for the rest of my build?
Is there anything else that I should be aware of?
Thank you all!!!!
Can anyone give me any hints to any of the questions?
Essentially I want to swap out the stock launcher for Kodi. What is the easiest way to do so?

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