does anyone have the boot.img from
ro.build.id=KOT49H
ro.build.display.id=ATT_11.10.8.7
ro.build.version.incremental=ATT_PadFone-11.10.8.7-20140527
i can't extract it from nand in pc
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Hi all,
I have a question about the GPad G10 firmware files.
I have unpack the rom of the G10, and i have now 3 files, boot.img, recover.img en system.img.
I can unpack the boot.img and the recover.img with split_bootimg, but when i try to unpack the system.img with unyaffs it fails.
I think its because the system.img is an ext3 format?
Can anyone tell me how i can extract this system.img with another way.
You can find the system.img here: tinyurl.com/6kqvoot
Jelmer.
Sorry for my bad english, i am dutch.
In CentOS when i type:
Code:
file system.img
it says:
Code:
system.img: VMS Alpha executable
Can someone tell me how i can extract that sort of files?
Jelmer.
Sorry for bad english, i'm Dutch.
can not upack system.img on winxp
could you please help me to upack it.
or tell me how can i upack system.img on winxp.
i also use a tool which calls bootimg.exe,but did not unpack the system.img
by the way,unpacked bootimg's file just only some rc file.
thx!
Greetings
I need some help with packing a compiled image of the Samsung Source into a flashable image. After that I downloaded the stock image of my phone from SamMobile, and unpacked it. I then used an script called umkbootimg to replace the zImage in boot.img with mine and can created another boot.img. Here is what I have now:
stock3$ ls
aboot.mbn recovery.img
boot.img rpm.mbn
cache.img.ext4 sbl1.mbn
initramfs.cpio.gz sdi.mbn
modem.bin SS_DL.dll
N900PVPUCNC5_N900PSPTCNC5_N900PVPUCNC5_HOME.tar.md5 system.img.ext4
N900PVPUCNC5_N900PSPTCNC5_SPR.zip tz.mbn
NON-HLOS.bin zImage
I have tried to use tar –H ustar –C command to pack the files into a tar ball. I then added md5, and zipped the whole thing with zip command. But could not use twrp to flash it. I have also looked into Odin and Heimdall. The greatest success I have had so far has been an image that puts my phone into boot loop, and I had to recover. What is the fastest way I can create an image from this?
I have unpack boot.img use android kitchen and other boot.img tools ,but ramdisk.cpio and ramdisk-recovery.cpio are always there and can't unpack these two files, who can help ?
Very thanks
i want to unpack boot.img to patch some third roms.
who can unpack and repack ramdisk.cpio and ramdisk-recovery.cpio from cm12.1,can help with this problems
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A very warm Hi! to the XDA community
My phone, the Sony Xperia E4, does not have a recovery - so I am slowly learning how to develop one. It has an MT6582 chip.
In the process I have obtained the stock boot.img (via boot.sin) from the phone's stock .ftf firmaware file.
I wish to use MTK droid tools to create the recovery, however it first gave me the error that the boot.img file is not split. After some research I came to learn that such boot.img files need to be split into the kernal (Zimage i believe) and ramdisk.
After some further research I came across this seemingly helpful guide and tool on how to split the boot.img file on Windows (unfortunately I do not have Linux at my disposal atm).
Now to my issue: (referring to the aforementioned guide & tool) When running the command
Code:
bootimg.exe --unpack-bootimg boot.img
I get this error:
Code:
AssertionError: invald bootimg
Which leads me to believe the boot.img file I have extracted may be corrupt or extracted from the wrong .sin file.
If you are still with me, how can i confirm that the boot.img file from the stock rom is indeed "working" and contains ramdisk and kernal?
Some extra information:
This is the guide I used to initially extract the boot.img file from my phones stock firmware. They highlight that boot.img is extracted from the kernal.sin file. My firmware has no such file. Later in the comments it mentions that newer Sony phones have the boot.img file in the appropriately named "boot.sin" file. This is the file i used to extract my boot.img. Thus from here I cannot see why the boot.img file cannot be split.
The full command line and response is:
Code:
C:\Users\\Downloads\Cofface>bootimg.exe --unpack-bootimg boot.img
arguments: [bootimg file]
bootimg file: boot.img
output: kernel[.gz] ramdisk[.gz] second[.gz]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 2213, in <module>
File "<string>", line 1424, in unpack_bootimg
File "<string>", line 151, in parse_bootimg
AssertionError: invald bootimg
Thanks very much in advance!