Inject a file or flash a zip without root - Samsung Galaxy Mega

I want to inject a file hosts in system/etc folder with stock recovery as a flammable zip..is it possible?
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BalaN83 said:
I want to inject a file hosts in system/etc folder with stock recovery as a flammable zip..is it possible?
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Same as windows/system that cannot be edited if not administrator. You cannot touch the system partition without root.

Anyone can you able to upload ota update.zip for my trial
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Flash zip without cwm

How can I flash a zip without cwm. I only have stock recovery and want to stay like that except most mods are flammable zips is there an alternative method without a custom recovery?
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I think you can do this with Mobile Odin Pro.
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Thanks. Can someone please confirm this I have mobile Odin pro but can't see an option???
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carrd said:
Thanks. Can someone please confirm this I have mobile Odin pro but can't see an option???
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Yes you can just select open file select the zip and flash
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I used Mobile odin pro flash XX.zar
but it can not open XX.zar maybe it only can flash.tar
you need root to use mobile Odin
Edit.I'm guessing you used the new root only cf?
Flash a recovery using mobile Odin pro and you're done.

Zip problem

I got the apk file of whatsapp, and I renamed to .zip to extract the contents to change the icons by replacing them in the drawable-hdpi folder. Now the problem is that I zipped all the contents and renamed it to apk again but after this the file isn't getting installed (I have uninstalled whatsapp on my phone because we cannot replace it). Any suggestions??
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You didn't really need to zip it, if you have a root browser, you can actually extract the apk, do what you wanted to do, and then compress it and change the file name from .zip to .apk.
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firered365 said:
You didn't really need to zip it, if you have a root browser, you can actually extract the apk, do what you wanted to do, and then compress it and change the file name from .zip to .apk.
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I tried but it is still not working. On what compression method should I keep? Store or normal or best???
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RazaVakil7995 said:
I tried but it is still not working. On what compression method should I keep? Store or normal or best???
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What root browser are you using? If you are using root browser or root explorer, it shouldn't matter.
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firered365 said:
What root browser are you using? If you are using root browser or root explorer, it shouldn't matter.
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I'm using root explorer, but to no avail!
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RazaVakil7995 said:
I'm using root explorer, but to no avail!
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OK, extract it as APK, then go to the folder the apk was extracted, change the images or image, then compress, and change file extension (zip to apk). If not, you will have to use apktool.
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firered365 said:
OK, extract it as APK, then go to the folder the apk was extracted, change the images or image, then compress, and change file extension (zip to apk). If not, you will have to use apktool.
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Didn't work that way as well. Where can I download apktool??
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1755243
Here it is.
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Sdcard file recovery on android

Hi,
Any body know is there any apps like media file recovery on PC , for recover any accidently deleted file or media file for android.
Cheers
Roniandria
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Yes, there is. In a quick search, I found this app (needs root).
Ok, I see should be rooted first. thanks
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Please delete this thread.
https://mega.co.nz/#!eFthDRoB!Ai2iA2W4aKHMN5kJjI3rSW_IxSpvMRBu8BnjJc6f9UY
Good luck!
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Nathan.7118391 said:
https://mega.co.nz/#!eFthDRoB!Ai2iA2W4aKHMN5kJjI3rSW_IxSpvMRBu8BnjJc6f9UY
Good luck!
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or just use lgpwn, that's what i did, and u can easily unroot by going into settings on supersu (of course download it off of playstore) and click "Uninstall root Perminantly" or something like that and boom, you're unrooted. And the best part about it is you can go back to root whenever you want and do the same process to get unrooted and you won't damage your device.
I'm not trying to unroot, simply needed the stock System and Meta-Inf files.
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Any one?.
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SubjectToReplay said:
Any one?.
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You are asking for the whole ROM, just download the kdz or cwm backup.
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Will I be able to extract the System and Meta-Inf files? It's only two little files.
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SubjectToReplay said:
Will I be able to extract the System and Meta-Inf files? It's only two little files.
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Sure but you might need a manager to do it. I created an update.zip file from titanium backup and extracted the meta-inf from there. . .
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SubjectToReplay said:
Will I be able to extract the System and Meta-Inf files? It's only two little files.
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So you need stock files or just any flashable zip file to get its content? If you want later please download from http://d-h.st/T63
Does anyone have just the stock files? I'm not the best when it comes to kdz's, and the last flashable zip I found wasn't extractable. This is what I'm trying to undo.
http://www.mediafire.com/?pooy45nkesd7h2i
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Changing first boot image

I want to change the first image (not boot animation) , you know, the image where gt-s5830i comes.
Is it possible?
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Did you mean the Splash screen that says "GT-S5830I Ace"... if yes, then no, but the second one is possible
Can't it be done by modifying kernel?
The image exists in /.Ifs partition
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vblego said:
Can't it be done by modifying kernel?
The image exists in /.Ifs partition
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If you know how to compile a kernel, you can do it
Is there a thread for it???
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vblego said:
Is there a thread for it???
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It's possible. Decpmpile boot.img using dsixda kitchen there you'll see logo.rle inside rmdisk folder.
Use championswmimmer kitchen to edit that rle and convert it to png and edit according to your wish then re-convert it back and repack boot.img using kitchen.
That's normally how it's done.

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