Hi... Im new here and at present im using spice mi525.... There is no custom rom n kernel available still. I want to extract its boot.img file to build CWM recovery... Plz help me to extract it
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Hi... Guys I need root file zip to root my lww plzz help me...
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If you can unlock your boot loader,.. Then it's easy to root by installing a custom kernel....
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I have bootloader unlocked and installed costum kernl also.. I want zip fil to root.. Plzz help.
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akshayitekar said:
I have bootloader unlocked and installed costum kernl also.. I want zip fil to root.. Plzz help.
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Please be elaborate . Explain your problem clearly.
hit thanks if I've helped!
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akshayitekar said:
I have bootloader unlocked and installed costum kernl also.. I want zip fil to root.. Plzz help.
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Just flash a prerooted custom kernel?!
But here should be a rooting zip, too. If'd find it...
Theres One in Kernel. Panic thread
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Every custom kernel is prerooted.
No need for root.zip(i don't know if its availabel)
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djbijoy said:
Every custom kernel is prerooted.
No need for root.zip(i don't know if its availabel)
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AFAIK, right! Just flash a ROM/kernel combo and you'll have root with most ROMs out there.
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as some of you know I'm working on stockmod rom... I need help finding a link... The rom I currently have is only flashable through odin as its the 4 files including bootloader, recovery and the. tar.md5 file containing the rom. What I need is a .zip of the stock 2.2 firmware that is flashable through clockworkmod. Please help, thanks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721680
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venkatraman said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721680
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Thanks, this will be useful for my other projects
But I still need a link from someone for the stock. zip as i need its contents.
Hi guys, can anyone tell me, where can I found the stock JB kernel in a CWM flashable zip?? Please I need right now ..thankss
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Just download the stock jb Rom. Extract the boot.img then download mystery's 4.1.2 kernel the drag the boot.img you extracted into Mystery's Zip than flash it.
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I've heard that there's this thing called custom kernel and it is required to make swapper work in a rooted device. What it is exactly and where can I find one for my device??
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RazaVakil7995 said:
I've heard that there's this thing called custom kernel and it is required to make swapper work in a rooted device. What it is exactly and where can I find one for my device??
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Custom Kernels are nothing but modified stock kernel. Its done in order to achieve some features which is not present in the kernel provided by Manufactures. You can find one for your device if anybody has created a custom kernel for your "device". Kernels are device specific too.
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But before installing a custom kernel, can I take a backup of my stock kernel too incase something goes wrong?
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RazaVakil7995 said:
But before installing a custom kernel, can I take a backup of my stock kernel too incase something goes wrong?
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Yes, keeping backup of stock kernel is recommended. Kernels are called as boot.img and it should be possible to extract from the device using ADB.
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coolsandie said:
Yes, keeping backup of stock kernel is recommended. Kernels are called as boot.img and it should be possible to extract from the device using ADB.
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Can I do it via cwm?? I seriously have no idea what is adb because I'm new to this..
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RazaVakil7995 said:
Can I do it via cwm?? I seriously have no idea what is adb because I'm new to this..
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Yes, can do it from CWM. Take a complete Nandroid backup. Open it, and if you see boot.img then you've got your kernel.
all roms have custom kernels ?
I have Note2 and it seems that the chip i have is faulty and i was advised to don't use custom kernels. so there is a way to know if the custom rom is using stock or custom kernel or in other words all roms are having custom kernels ?
How to downgrade my canvas hd to official stock version 4.1.2????
Best method using flashable zip and flash from cwm or twrp , incase u need stock rom without any mod or rooted use sp tools
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