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Hello members hoping I can get some guidance.
Damaged my old phone in a accident the other week so I used my wife's old spare (unlocked) Galaxy Ace GT-S5839I.
As you all know it's a bit dated and slow so I decided to read (a lot) of this forum and decided a rom update was in order.
Looked at the CynagenMod roms. Read the tutorials and downloaded necessary files for the update from SD Card.
Started with CM9_cooperve_Beta_05, excellent rom, used it for 24 hrs but it's unsupported and has a few bugs.
So I decided to go for cm-11.0.0-GT-S5830i-cooperve, again excellent rom but it wouldn't boot with my sim card installed which defeats the objective of having a phone for communication.
I read about installing the modem file to overcome this sim problem and so installed MODEM_S5360_XXMK1.
This did not solve my sim boot issue, so the decision was made to revert back to CM9_cooperve_Beta_05 till I found something withy less issues.
This is when I started having an issue with the rom, though I can't remember the exact phrasing but it was something like Encryption Error when the rom booted, my only option was to reboot and wipe cache etc, which I did, however this did not solve the the issue. It just booted again, every time, with the same encryption issue.
So I came back to these forums and read many threads, some advice was that the intenral sd card was now unreadable, which I guess is real bad.
Other suggestions were to flash a stock rom to the phone, using odin, this could solve the issue, so I have, except now the phone is in a kind of boot loop. Showing a brand logo (used vodaphone and orange roms amongst others) then the Samsung logo then brand logo and so on, stuck in a boot loop I guess.
I have also read that to overcome this boot loop, if the internal sd is damaged, is to use my sd card as an external sd replacement for the internal sd.
This is as far as I got as its 6.15am and I haven't been to sleep yet.
Now most advice on the internet is a little flaky at best so im hoping any members here may be able to give me some good solid advice as to how to best rescue this phone as I really don't want to give up yet.
I can still enter download and recovery modes with the phone.
So please, someone throw me a bone here.
@ cbagy , So your internal partitions at first was transformed into EXt4 if I am not mistaken (CM9_cooperve_Beta_05) , then you decided to convert them into MTD through CM11 , which I have no idea what was your guideline to do so . Finally to make the long story short you couldn't revert back to clean installation state << RFS partitions> ( stocked in endless boot loop I assume ).
First few tips about ICS based Roms ( i.e : Beta 5 CM9 ) : "Encryption Unsuccessful - Reset Android" warning is due to a bug in the firmware for the memory card in your phone, which might be triggered by ICS incorrect function << I am just a novice Android guy, So I might be wrong on many counts ,, just trying to help though >> (/data and /sdcard partitions are no longer accessible). So lets not assume we have a worst case scenario , which is Samsung Captivate/Hardware related problems ; a.k.a : Bad internal SD.
S5839i and s5830 i have a very similar CSC/PDA/MODEM functions , so just grab one of the newest Wipe flash able package made by splitfus2 app ( preferably based on your region /Country, if you insist ) >> I need you to read post#8 starts from the line "-from sammobile database; this page......." to the end of my comment to get to clean state, which is required for rest of the process .
Requirements :
Temporary CWM zip flash able file( 5.0.2.6) or ( 5.0.2.8) , CooperVe compatible; obtainable from >> 1 , 2 , 3 , 4
Proper drivers installed inside your PC; Download Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve ( i,e : this post or any official sticky topic) >> pit file is also resided inside the file .
Boot loader <DefaultCalDataWithBoot_S5830iXXLB1_REV00.tar.rar > or any working version for this device you got . ( could be found in post 8 )
After bypassing loop issue , I would like to suggest downgrading to CM7.2 based Rom, using EXT formatter tools to convert into EXT4 manually;installing CM Specific Basic Kernel - BroadcomCM[COOPERVE][v4.0 ]; and rest of story @ post#3,4 .
Before starting with your CM7.2 based, You need to Re-partition your 2 gb SD card through your Temp-CWM >> Go to "Advanced" >Select "Partition SD Card>Choose your SD-ext size (/data is bound to be the first size you choose << for 2 GB, 512 MB max>>, the rest would be /sdcard ; swap "0" MB)
last resort is Editing "etc/vold.fstab" and swap path of internal and external SD card as you have suggested for possible bad SD .
So , for now proceed with initial boot loop issue and report back ,,,
Edit : Reading at least few pages of this topic is recommended, if you like to learn more about ICS problems.
Excellent news, all working, thank you so much you are a star.
All ready had most (if not all) the tools required.
Phone back to stock using a Euro/Russian split rom.
Seems the split roms work with through Odin where as the one file rom doesn't.
Phone reports a S5380I device rather than a S5839i but that doesn't matter.
Im ready to move to a 7.2 rom.
Continuing to read the last part of your post regarding reformatting etc but it's all a little hazy for me right now but I will continue reading.
Hi all,
After spending many hours trawling the internet, and especially this forum I still am having problems getting ANY custom rom I've tried booting on this phone
I know it's old, but it's just a phone I had lying around and want to use it as a small tablet for my 6yo daughter.
I can flash any "stock" rom I've found with odin, but when flashing using an install from an SD card through CWM, it just hangs on the Samsung bootscreen.
CWM installs as the default recovery console, so something is going on the phone, but it won't boot to android.
Oh I'm also using a 5830I rom, but my research has shown this is basically the same phone?
I've used CM7 and tried lots of other custom roms with the same outcome - please can anyone help!?
My daughter is dying to use her new games machine, but the stock rom is sooooo laggy and slow it's no good at all!
Thanks in advance.
@macsbig, "About device" information from settings of your device please < home+power button for screenshots > or kindly state the full details here.
Your original CSC/PDA/MODEM parts of your device <Dial *#1234# >
Your Region /Country/ carrier you are staying please.
Thanks for the reply ehsanotaku!
PDA : S5830iXXLA4
PHONE : S5830iXXLA2
CSC : S5830iOXXLA2
I'm in the uk. This is not the original rom (that got stuck in a bootlock) and the only way to get the 'phone working again was to flash with a stock rom from the internet.
The original rom was from "Three".
During my various attempts at flashing a rom I have ticked the "re-partition" box and tried both "cooperve_0623.pit" and totoro_0623.pit
I've flashed my P5110 tablet, and a Galaxy S1 for my son with no problems - odd!
@macsbig, How come you are ended up with outdated ( 2012 ) s5830i in the first place ? Any particular problems with your s5839i original firmware ( do you know your original CSC/PDA/MODEM parts ) ? Are you absolutely sure this is not re-branded version ( "About Device" info of the original phone would be nice to see though ) Did you take any Nandroid back up of all of the original partitions of your s5839i through temporary CWM zip file ( files will be stored inside your Clockworkmod directory inside the root of the SD card )
Do you still have access to Recovery stock e3 console and Download mode ?
Another important subject in need of clarification are ".pit" files ( partition table info ) and Re-partition option. Playing around with wrong .pit file such as totoro and incorrect usage of Re-partition will lead into hard bricking of your device .
Since you already did modify partition table couple of time partially without success , I would suggest the following process :
1. Download one of the newest non wipe xxx.tar.md5 s5830i firmware from here < It is free, but registration is required > Probably 2013 xxMD1 is the right one for our experiment.
2. Make your wipe flash able zip package through splitfus2 tutorial provided here, my comment @ post 9 or simply you may use European/Russian pre-made package from here , your choice though ( I would advise the first method , but the latter also will work ) .
3.Get the following files:
3.1 - Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve.exe from either places would be fine : 1 , or any sticky post in general/development section will do ( correct cooperVe .pit file will be resided inside the package )
3.2- Get the Temp-CWM 5.0.2.6 or 5.0.2.8 zip file from here or here < put the zip file inside the root of your SD card for flashing later >
3.3- Boot loader <DefaultCalDataWithBoot_S5830iXXLB1_REV00.tar.rar from post#27 , my attachment .
3.4 - SLIM_CM7.2_Cooperve #4 Rom < put it inside the root of SD card >
3.5- This kernel is also goes into Root of SD card for later usage .
3.6- EXT4 Formatter Tool , into the root of SD card again.
4- Now , if you don't have proper drivers installed inside your Windows PC , you can get then form here .
Ok, assuming you have at least access to Download mode , provided the combo keys work (pressing Vol(+) + Vol(-) + Power Keys) Go there according to manual :
-Power off your Phone.
-Get into "Download mode" by pressing Vol(+) + Vol(-) + Power Keys.
-press volume up
-Open Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve.exe
-Connect your phone to PC via USB cable.
-Make sure that your phone is detected in "ID:COM" area.
- Put your wipe PDA/CSC/MODEM/ boot loader/pit files into their proper places , Re-partition is ticked , Factory reset and reboot selected by default >> push the START !
- DO NOT disconnected nor disturb the flashing Nand process , until the process being terminated . Now you must be out of boot loop .
For completing our partition conversion and also put some cm7.2 custom Rom into the test at the same time , do the following :
- Boot into stock e3 recovery >> wipe data and flash your Temp CWM
- CWM > wipe data > wipe cache > wipe Dalvik cache
- Flash the EXT4 Formatter tool, so whole system will be converted to EXT4. (Stock filesystem is RFS).
- Flash kernel_CM7_v4.0_cooperVe .
- When the Kernel is installed, go to the advanced menu --> "reboot recovery" (this will reboot the device, thus you will be directed into your new CWM built-in, which is implanted inside Kernel ).
- Wipe data, cache and Dalvik
- Go to "mounts and storage", and make sure /system partition is mounted (will show -unmounted ; it is like ON/OFF switch)
- Main menu > "Install zip from SD Card" > choose "zip from SD card" and install the ROM, you have already got inside your SD <SLIM_CM7.2_Cooperve #4>
- Reboot
waiting for some good news ............
It's a long story, but here goes!
I had a couple of old phones we no longer use hanging around the house, so I thought it would be good to let my (young) children use them as simple games playing deivices. It doesn't matter too much if the phone is dropped and damaged etc, as I probrably wont use them for anything else as we have new phones.
Within a couple of days - and I'm not sure what happened, my daughters phone was stuck in a boot loop (samsung and "Three" logos repeatedly). Having no experiance of "unbricking" phones I immediately reached for google, and set out on my quest to sort out her phone for her (as we had lots, and lots of tears over her new toy!). The phone has no sim card in and is on wifi for installs etc.
After searching I found a rom that would load on and make the phone good again, this one: S5839iXXLK2_S5839iH3GLC2_S5839iNELK1_HOME.tar.md5
This worked ok, but was very laggy, and irritated me imensely as I was sorting games etc for her, so I decided to to instal a custom rom. After 3 roms refused to load (just stuck on the "Samaung GALAXY Ace GT-S5839i boot screen) I decided to try flashing it to 5380i firmware and Pit file - as nearly all custom roms for the ace seem to be for the 5830i variant - I wondered if this would sort my problem!
It didn't! But now it has become a challenge, and a chance to learn something of Android and how it works - as I said in my last post I have successfully flashed an I9000 with carbon and my P5110 with CM11, I learnt how to do this by what I've learnt from reaserching about this phone, so it has been a worthwhile excercise!
But back to the point. No I don't have any back-ups of the original phone, I neither had the knowlege, or know how of having or needing to do this - it's only now I'm finding my phones/tablets so facinanting!!
Yes I am now back to the stock (e3) recovery, which I can get into.
Many thanks for your help so far - I will try your ideas and repeort back!
@macsbig, Yes do that please and after resolving your initial problems , here is a confirmed list of the games compatible with your GPU/CPU of your child's legacy device . Also you can use chainfire 3d only under stock firmware/rooted phone for the games required plugin(s) and app being activate for proper almost lag free experience . You may read theses links as well for some insight : 1 , 2 .
The ext4 formatter link doesnt work my friend
macsbig said:
The ext4 formatter link doesnt work my friend
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Just cross-linking it ( wasn't my links to begin though ^:^ )
Attached the flash able zip file to the post body .
I will try you solution(s) later. Working late today! But wow this seems quite complicated! ! Hehe.
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macsbig said:
I will try you solution(s) later. Working late today! But wow this seems quite complicated! ! Hehe.
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Well , researching a new area of knowledge ( in this case customization/rooting/bricking/moding and many more technical things inside XDA) can be a bit overwhelming.I do agree with you that the sheer wealth of material means that it can be overwhelming, but more you read and spend time @ XDA, more you will get the hang of the material presented here .
Nevertheless we are here to share/help all of the possible/working solution mate. Just ask anything you can not understand very well . I will try to depict even more detailed walk-through guidelines.
Regards
Right, I now have a custom rom on the 5839i!
I didn't have too much time last night, so what I did was flashed the phone with Odin, using the bootloader and pit file you specified. I then rebooted into the stock revovery, wiped the Data, Cache and Delvic partitions, then booted into CMW 5.0.2.6 and flashed the EXT4 Formatter tool. I then installed the kernel you specified
After that I rebooted into the CMW recovery from the new kernel and followed your instructions - and Voila! It booted into the slim rom you linked me too
Just to test it wasn't a fluke, I then installed CM9, and that went on fine too - with just the normal steps.
I now have to decide after your other advice, whether I go for a stock rom, and try and get rid of the lag, use chainfire 3D etc or go for a custom mod!
Is there a similar app for modded roms's like chainfire 3D to help game perfomance on this limited hardware? I'd really prefer to use a modded rom and build up from there, but as I stated earlier in the post, this will be used only for games and listening to music from youtube, so i'll maybe have to research some more to find out what would work the best.
Many, many thanks for your help, I've learnt alot during this project!!
Oh as a bit of an aside, got a bit worried when downloading some of the links, some of the "download managers" were causing my anti-virus and anti-malware software to give me warnings!
Thanks again
@macsbig, Glad everything worked out for you mate . To address your concerns I must say that I did not come across any working solution for accelerating your GPU with reduction [email protected] custom Roms unfortunately ( only works on stock fw/rooted device) .
For CM9 beta Rom available @ development sub forum , this is an unstable Rom with some serious problems , because of ICS bugs an other things( Read this troubleshooting session and links provided there ).
For malware's concerns they are mostly false positives . Even virus total wold miss lead you in many cases, due to nature of advertising agent implanted inside some of the app inside system directory of custom Roms . You can simply replace the app in question with another one free of adverts. However they are harmless mostly. Please read this discussion (post #472-475) (post#291-298) between me and moderators team for more information about advertisement policies. Basically we have a very good control over materials presented here , thanks to mod teams .
Hope I did help you with your quest
My apologies, when I said that I was getting anti-virus/malware warnings, that was aimed at when I was trying to download the files on "mediafire(?)" and such like. They want you to install a stupid downloader etc., which then installs some crap on your pc.
Had it when downloading splitfus2 if I recall correctly (it was late 12am!).
That's why in the end I decided to use a pre - split (is that what you mean by wiped?) rom in the end.
I'm gonna have a play with the 'phone again later when I finish work.
[Guide] Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 Android 7.1 Nougat/Lineage OS 14.1
[Guide/Tutorial/Howto] Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 Any version to Android 7.1 Nougat without PC
This detailed step-by-step guide helps you transform your Samsung Galaxy S2 i-9100/i-9100P to a powerful one with Android 7.1 Nougat.
Verify your phone is i9100 or i9100P before going further : when you Power on phone, it is written Galaxy SII i9100.
The flashing of recovery is a bit tricky but none of the S2 I had were recognised by the PC. So this tutorial is PC free.
If your S2 is recognised by PC, it's easier to flash directly TWRP recovery using Odin or Heimdall https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75002977&postcount=343
CHANGELOG OF TUTORIAL
v10. Updated pack with TWRP 3.3.1-0
v9. Updated to Unofficial LOS 14.1
v8. Removed Dorimanx kernel (not maintained)
v7. Added Google Play certification (use instructions with my v5 pack below)
v6. Switched to Dorimanx kernel, swteaks, enhenced tutorial thx to feedback, introduced md5 signatures, Stweaks included
v5. Overclock and optimize
v4. Simpler repit, 2 profiles for repit included
v3.5. More custom partitions, kernel for Android N 1.3
v3. Moved to Lineage OS 14.1, Skyline custom kernel, TWRP 3.1 by the.gangster
v2. Added latest repit, added walkthrough for possible errors
v1. Initial release
1 ) DOWNLOAD ---------------------
- djibe Galaxy S2 i9100 pack (53 MB) v5 : http://bit.ly/GalaxyS2djibepackv5
(contains Philz Touch recovery + kernel Lanchon IsoRec CM13 + the.gangster IsoRec TWRP 3.3.1-0 recovery + lanchon repit djibe edit standard or prefered + Su for LOS 14.1 + Samsung drivers).
- ROM Unofficial Lineage OS 14.1 for GalaxyS2 i9100 : https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=302540&sort_by=date&sort_dir=DESC
Or AOKP : https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-aokp-rom-t3606915
- OpenGApps ARM 7.1 pico (alternatives: Pico, Micro) : https://opengapps.org/?arch=arm&api=7.1&variant=pico
- a microSD card. Copy Philz Touch recovery + kernel Lanchon IsoRec CM13 + the.gangster IsoRec TWRP 3.3.1-0 recovery + lanchon repit djibe edit standard or prefered + Su for LOS 14.1 AND THEIR RESPECTIVE md5 files from my pack on microSD card and insert it in phone.
- Charge phone to 100 %
WARNING. Read carefully the sentences starting with ###.
### It will not work if your phone is encrypted. Uncrypt it before starting this tutorial.
### This tutorial works without a PC. So it will work if (like me) you get "Unknown USB device error" message when plugging phone in Windows.
### Warranty is now void.
### Later in this tutorial, if you get error : "Failed to mount */data* (No such device)", just reformat Data partition to Ext4 (Using lanchon-repit's script or TWRP recovery).
2 ) BACKUP DATA -------------------
Install Samsung drivers (you unzipped earlier).
Then plug phone to PC in File transfer mode.
Collect all .jpg or .mp4
Use an app like Backupyourmobile to backup texts, contacts, etc.
Check that backup is located on microSD card.
Then copy the backup on your PC.
3 ) FLASH RECOVERY, KERNEL AND RE-PARTITION----------------
We gonna repartition phone to reduce an unused preload partition of 512 Mo (stored Samsung updates that no more exist).
We gonna increase system partition to 1 GB so Android 7.1 and Gapps have enough space.
We gonna increase data partition so you can have all the apps you like.
ALL YOUR DATA WILL BE LOST.
FLASH RECOVERY FROM STOCK RECOVERY ----
Shut down phone.
Power it back on in recovery mode : Use Volume+ + Home + Power buttons and release them when you see Galaxy S2 logo.
### Alternative and easier process if your S2 can be recognized by PC using Heimdall : https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75002977&postcount=343
Then wait till the recovery launches.
### If you already have a custom recovery, go to the mark -!-!- below.
Using default recovery, use volume buttons to navigate and power to confirm,
install zip -> choose Philz_touch_6.48*.zip and install it.
When its done, shut down phone, restart in recovery mode. You are now in the Philz touch recovery.
### If it fails, you need to install CWM recovery using Odin software and SGS2 in Download mode.
### Use a good tutorial for Odin and SGS2 i9100 recovery flashing.
### Download CWM for Odin : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934516900
### Once finished, continue operations below as if you had Philz recovery.
In Philz touch recovery (or your recovery -!-!-) : go to Wipe -> format /cache and format /system partitions.
Then back to install zip -> Flash kernel-lanchon*.zip (FLASH IT OR TWRP RECOVERY WON'T LAUNCH AND PHONE WILL BE BRICKED),
then flash recovery recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.1.0-0-i9100.zip.
Reboot phone to recovery again, it is now TWRP 3.1.0-0 Recovery !!!
Swipe to unlock filesystem.
Check never show this screen during boot again and swipe again.
In TWRP, go to Backup -> select Boot, System, Data,
Tap select Storage and select External storage,
then Swipe to Backup.
Backup is located on your microSD in the TWRP folder.
(To have latest TWRP recovery, go to Install > Select TWRP 3.1.1-0.img and swype to flash).
### Don't flash repit files if you don't have a TWRP recovery
### 2 MAIN CONFIGS TO REPARTITION :
- For standard config, just use the djibe-standard-repit*.zip included in my archive, you'll have :
1GB system, 6GB data (for apps), max internal storage (photos, temp files) and minimal preload (useless partition used for OTA offical updates).
- My PREFERED version is djibe-prefered-repit*.zip :
1GB system, 2GB Internal storage (limited size for photos and files because who takes photos with SGS2 ?), max data (about 11,5 GB for apps), minimal preload (useless partition).
### And a failproof repit one. If you get flash errors with repit files above, use this one.
- For more custom partitions, ask us in a post what partition sizes you want.
### Let the lanchon*.zip filename AS IS because the filename gives the instructions for the repit script. Lanchon is smart !
Go back to TWRP Home screen,
Plug phone to charger.
Tap go to Install, select lanchon-VERSIONYOUWANT-djibe-repit*.zip from your microSD (if file not seen, tap Select storage -> External-storage),
then Swipe to flash. There is an error, files have been copied to /tmp folder. It is normal !
Go back to Install -> Select Storage -> Internal Storage, OK.
Now tap on : (Up A Level),
scroll down and enter the "tmp" folder,
### If you use another PIT file to repartition (not mine -djibe-version), plug phone to Power source (not PC !) or you could hard brick your device.
tap on lanchon-VERSIONYOUWANT-djibe*.zip and Swipe to flash.
### never connect phone to PC during repit !!!
Let it process for 2 minutes.
4 ) Wipe partitions
INFO : F2FS is the fastest filesystem for read and write partitions on flash memories. Compared to EXT4, gain is from 15 to 280 %.
No need to format the /System partition because it is Read only and Ext4 is still faster.
Format has been done with repit. No need to manually format anymore.
Go to Wipe -> Advanced wipe,
select Dalvik, Cache, System, Data, Internal Storage then Swipe to Wipe, go back to TWRP Home.
5) INSTALL ROM, GAPPS AND ROOT
Still under TWRP Home screen -> go to Install zip and set Storage to External-Storage.
We need to install files 1 by 1.
Select lineage-14.1-*.zip and Swipe to flash,
Then select addonsu-*.zip (this is the Root) and Swipe to flash,
### You get this error : Updater process ended with signal: 4, Error installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/addonsu*.zip', don't care, root is correctly installed.
then open_gapps-arm-7.1*.zip, and Swipe to flash,
### If you are using ResurrectionRemix, don't flash any custom kernel at all !
Then wipe cache/dalvik,
then reboot system.
Wait for 15 minutes while Android starts for the first time.
6 ) ROOT ACCESS
Once in Android, open the Settings menu, select "About Phone".
Go to Settings -> About -> Hit 7 times on the build number, go back,
Go to the Developer options menu, root access -> activate ADB+apps
and Lower activate Local Terminal.
7) CALIBRATE BATTERY
In Google Play Store, download App Battery Calibration (from IMobS Ltd).
Launch the App.
Confirm root acces.
Plug tab and wait till charge hits 100%, then hit BATTERY CALIBRATION and unplug it.
8) You can use Backupyourmobile to restore data,
you can use GPS Status & Toolbox app to enhance GPS fix.
Enjoy,
djibe
THANKS --------------
Teams of : TWRP, Lineage OS, the.gangster, Lanchon, Resurrection remix, Philz, Skyline, MigoMujahid
Hi, i tried that, the repit file i isntalled was the one that has your name. The whole process went ok, except for the install. please check the image for more info.
I formated cache and data partition back to ext4 and everything went fine. Now I have ressurection remix 7.1 ROM.
hi octaviojss:
- Why did you flash my PIT, cause you got the WARNING. If you got "ERROR: 1 Fatal: file system errors in partition #11 'sdcard' (UMS) could not be fixed error" ?
- What happens if you go back to Wipe -> Advanced Wipe
And reformat every partition (F2FS for cache and data and ext4 for system and internal storage) ?
Keep in touch
Why did you have your PIT file there in first place, if it wasnt needed? I installed it because it was more recent. Anyway, as said, when i reformated the cache and data partitions back to ext4 file format i was able to install the rom smoothly and flawlessly.
Glad you did it !
For the PIT file it doesn't change much, but the original lanchon PIT moves data during partition resize, mine erases data.
Enjoy
I get an error "E: error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip" Please help me fix this
Aly Rezz said:
I get an error "E: error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip" Please help me fix this
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Hi Aly, at which step are you ?
Did you try reflashing the PITs from the SDcard and moving back to Internal stroage main folder ?
Did you authorize TWRP to mount system partition ?
djibe89 said:
Hi Aly, at which step are you ?
Did you try reflashing the PITs from the SDcard and moving back to Internal stroage main folder ?
Did you authorize TWRP to mount system partition ?
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I wiped my phone and flashed the Philz Touch Recovery Zip. I got this error while flashing it...
Aly Rezz said:
I wiped my phone and flashed the Philz Touch Recovery Zip. I got this error while flashing it...
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So you've wiped everything under stock recovery ? It needs to be done later once Philz touch is working !
So, we'll try flashing recovery in Download Mode (Home + Power + Volume-), use Odin to flash Philz Touch recovery in .tar format (in AP/PDA section of Odin).
1 - Download Philz Touch recovery in .tar format :
https://mega.nz/#F!oZ1QDDbC!Ko20UNhowwIlXLVFjJsyKw (it doesn't load for me right now)
+ Odin 3.07 (my pack for i9300) : http://bit.ly/2hqiWsP
2 - From my tutorial here, execute the 3rd chapter with Odin :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/help/guide-tutorial-samsung-galaxy-s3-i9300-t3491788
(do not flash TWRP inside my i9300 Archive)
3 - Once flash of Philz touch recovery is done, reboot to recovery and continue further steps.
good to have a full tutorial
Glad it pleases you. Hope your S2 is now fully unleashed
Any constructive comment is welcome to enhence the tutorial.
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So you've wiped everything under stock recovery ? It needs to be done later once Philz touch is working !
So, we'll try flashing recovery in Download Mode (Home + Power + Volume-), use Odin to flash Philz Touch recovery in .tar format (in AP/PDA section of Odin).
1 - Download Philz Touch recovery in .tar format :
https://mega.nz/#F!oZ1QDDbC!Ko20UNhowwIlXLVFjJsyKw (it doesn't load for me right now)
+ Odin 3.07 (my pack for i9300) : http://bit.ly/2hqiWsP
2 - From my tutorial here, execute the 3rd chapter with Odin :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/help/guide-tutorial-samsung-galaxy-s3-i9300-t3491788
(do not flash TWRP inside my i9300 Archive)
3 - Once flash of Philz touch recovery is done, reboot to recovery and continue further steps.
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Still doesn't work. It's stuck at " Nand Write Start!!"
Try Odin 1.3
or this "Tried to do a rollback from official 4.4.2 to official 4.1.2 via Odin.
Since the new official bootloader doesn't allow rollback procedures, I got the missing magic string error and the NAND write fail at Odin.
The tablet bricked, not even showing Samsung Note 10.1 logo. I could only access to ODIN mode, not recovery even. *YIKES*
After a day and a half trying to recover it, I removed the SIM card, the SD card and I loaded the Samsung Stock recovery file via ODIN, then rebooted. I got as far as the Samsung logo which was an improvement compared to what I had. Then I proceeded to reload the 4.4.2 firmware (INU-N8000XXUDNE6) and rebooted the device. Went into recovery mode, restored factory defailts and, voilá!
It is working now on 4.4.2, though it is not the Spanish firmware it shoud be, at least the tablet is functional. "
Hi.
Oh boy I was happy when I found this complete package with all files in a zip. All other places the files are missing or you "can't find them".
And oh boy I was unhappy when I couldn't install the first file.
My phone is a SGS2 Modelnumber GT-I9100 bought in Sweden a few mounth after the model was released.
So I guess the instructions on this page should work for me?
I've rooted my phone with CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip and verified with a root checking app from the store. Otherwise it's only updated to the latest Andorid 4.1.2 from Samsung. The phone is working fine with the installed Android version.
So when I choose to install "Philz_touch_6.48*.zip" the following is printed out:
################
PhilZ Touch Recovery
Full Touch CWM Based
+
Advanced Features
Phone i9100
################
This package is for 'galaxys2.i9100.GT-I9100.GT-
I9100M.GT-I9100P,GT-I9100T,SC-02C devices; this
is a ''.
E:Error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip
(Status 7)
What am I doing wrong here? Have I missed doing something obvious? Do I need to install something more before I use your guide?
BR
Tobbe
Hello,
you are rooted.
So, in Android, what happens if you download the app ROM Manager : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdutta.rommanager ,
grant Root access for the app,
Flash latest ClockworkMod Recovery for i9100,
reboot to recovery, reflash Philz Touch ?
Hi.
I tried to do that you wrote. Didn't seem to work with:
GT-I9100_JB_ClockworkMod-Recovery_6.0.2.9.tar
I downloaded Odin and flashed it instead. Now I got this yellow triangle with an exclamation mark in and phone didn't boot into Android.
Got very worried but I went into recovery mode and voila ClockworkMod was running
After that I followed your instruction. Up to "Format to F2FS". I got errors so I changed back to EXT4 and continued.
Installed CM13 with no problem and got very glad so I forgot step 6-8. Will do them in a few days.
Thank you very much for this guide and zip-archive.
It's actually my daughter who will get the updated phone. She is also very happy
BR
Tobbe
PS. One more thing, is it possible to get rid of the yellow triangle with an exclamation mark in? (only appears at atart up screen) DS.
Glad you did it.
It is strange how bugs can be different for everyone !
Triangle can be removed but it seems rather dangerous for a small benefit : https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/orig-development/2014-01-15-triangleaway-v3-26-t1494114
I have no courage to do it after all these tricky steps we wen't by !
See you,
Thanks djibe. I wanted to flash to CM13 from stock rom, so your guide was really helpful.
I did run into two issues, and want to share how I got around them:
1. I got the "Status 7" problem when trying to flash Philz_touch_6.48*.zip. So instead I flashed the relevant ZIP file from "forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/philz-cwm6-stock-kernel-cwm6-root-exfat-t1877270" from stock recovery first. This installed a custom recovery. Then I flashed Philz_touch_6.48 from the custom recovery.
2. After formatting /cache and /data to F2FS, installing CM13 failed. So instead I kept /cache and /data as EXT4 and completed the installation according to the rest of the guide. After rebooting and completing the CM13 Android setup, I redid the installation from step 4 of your guide onwards and F2FS worked this time. I should mention though that before formatting /cache and /data to F2FS, I also repartitioned with a newer repit file from lanchon's github (and increased data to 4G), so I don't know if this had an effect as well.
Hopefully this helps others facing the same problems. I should warn though that this is my first time attempting absolutely anything like this, so please take all this with caution. Your mileage may vary!
S2andCounting said:
Thanks djibe. I wanted to flash to CM13 from stock rom, so your guide was really helpful.
I did run into two issues, and want to share how I got around them:
1. I got the "Status 7" problem when trying to flash Philz_touch_6.48*.zip. So instead I flashed the relevant ZIP file from "forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/philz-cwm6-stock-kernel-cwm6-root-exfat-t1877270" from stock recovery first. This installed a custom recovery. Then I flashed Philz_touch_6.48 from the custom recovery.
2. After formatting /cache and /data to F2FS, installing CM13 failed. So instead I kept /cache and /data as EXT4 and completed the installation according to the rest of the guide. After rebooting and completing the CM13 Android setup, I redid the installation from step 4 of your guide onwards and F2FS worked this time. I should mention though that before formatting /cache and /data to F2FS, I also repartitioned with a newer repit file from lanchon's github (and increased data to 4G), so I don't know if this had an effect as well.
Hopefully this helps others facing the same problems. I should warn though that this is my first time attempting absolutely anything like this, so please take all this with caution. Your mileage may vary!
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Thank you very much for these tips that will surely help others.
Can you send me the direct link to the Philz recovery that was successful for you ?
I'm upgrading my tutorial with your stuff, and making it simpler with a new custom repit file.
Keep in touch
Hi
I own a 100% stock Samsung Galaxy S2 (GT-i9100).
The device is not rooted or modified and is currently running standard Samsung firmware.
Baseband I9100XXMS2
Kernel 3.0.31-1211311
Build numberJZ054K.I9100XWLSW
Android 4.1.2
Whilst I am not a power user I am tired of running out of system memory and having to move apps to the SD card. I am also tired of not being able to load certain apps due to the old Android version. I do want to connect to my car via Bluetooth (audio and internet etc).
It's time for a new operating system ... hence my visit to this web site. I have tried reading the guides but most use a lot of jargon and talk of multiple ROM options. I am a little lost and need some plain English instruction to follow since this is my first step into the ROM flashing world.
Which version should I install? Where do I download it from? What tools do I need for my PC? How do I do the flash?
Anyone out there who can help a complete novice?
Thanks in advance
Jacbjacb said:
Hi
I own a 100% stock Samsung Galaxy S2 (GT-i9100).
The device is not rooted or modified and is currently running standard Samsung firmware.
Baseband I9100XXMS2
Kernel 3.0.31-1211311
Build numberJZ054K.I9100XWLSW
Android 4.1.2
Whilst I am not a power user I am tired of running out of system memory and having to move apps to the SD card. I am also tired of not being able to load certain apps due to the old Android version. I do want to connect to my car via Bluetooth (audio and internet etc).
It's time for a new operating system ... hence my visit to this web site. I have tried reading the guides but most use a lot of jargon and talk of multiple ROM options. I am a little lost and need some plain English instruction to follow since this is my first step into the ROM flashing world.
Which version should I install? Where do I download it from? What tools do I need for my PC? How do I do the flash?
Anyone out there who can help a complete novice?
Thanks in advance
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Mate, take it easy, i see you are a good English speaker, it should be very easy for you to understand the guides, for me it was hard and i bricked my phone multiple times, I'm not saying that I'm a geek or an android expert or something like that, but i know enough about my phone and i know what it's capable of and what it isn't, you should start easy step by step, and try following a video guide from YouTube like searching in google "i9100 root and custom recovery" and start reading some articles about it, believe me no one would just give you instructions on a silver plate, even if someone did, you will remain a noob who knows nothing about flashing and you won't be able to change your new rom or go back to stock rom..you should dig for it, there are guides that provide you with instructions and information about what you do..all you have to do is do a couple of google searches..
Anyway, all i can do to you is give you a link to this guide
Hope you understand the message
Regards Migo
Well I spent the entire afternoon and evening yesterday reading all I could about the flashing of the this Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-i9100. I then started to collect the files I think I will need:
Heimdall Suite: Inc' zadig.exe 2.0.0147, heimdall-frontend.exe 1.4.0, heimdall.exe
Lineage 14.1 Rom: cm-14.1-20161225-UNOFFICIAL-i9100.zip
Minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.4.2_setup.exe: Inc' adb.exe. cmd-here.exe, fastboot.exe etc
Odin3 v1.85.exe
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20170225.zip
PIT Files: I9100_2GB-STOCK.pit (in case of problems) and I91001GB_6GB.pit
SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones 1.5.27.0.exe
TWRP: twrp-3.0.2-1-i9100.img, recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.0.2-1-i9100.zip,
On the phone I activated USB Debugging
I installed the USB drivers and the PC can see the phone
I ran Odin and the phone is seen
I tried to install TWRP using the instructions found here: https://twrp.me/devices/samsunggalaxys2i9100.html .... It didn't work!
I copied recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.0.2-1-i9100.zip to the SD card, entered recovery mode and tried to apply the update from external storage. All seem to go well but then I got E:Error in tmp/sideload/package.zip (Status 7) ..... at the Top of the page it said Android System recovery (3e) ... I take it that is the system recovery currently installed on the phone. I found twrp-3.0.2-0-i9100.zip and tried that .... but got the same System 7 error!
So I have got nowhere really!
I know I have to repartition the drive using the PIT file
I know I have to load a custom recovery file using the TWRP
I then have to load the new ROM
But I don't know the order in which to do the operations .... TWRP first or PIT?
I don't seem to be alone in my fog ... see https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...twrp-galaxy-s2-i9100-tried-t3539940?nocache=1
I have now realized that the various guides relate to the version of ROM they wish to install .... I am planning to use a Lineage 14.1 Rom. It seems that I can load it using TWRP or Odin.
I think the first step is to load TWRP ....... But I cant seem to be able to do that ..... Can Anyone help me install TWRP if that if the first priority?
Well I spent the entire afternoon and evening yesterday reading all I could about the flashing of the this Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-i9100. I then started to collect the files I think I will need:
Heimdall Suite: Inc' zadig.exe 2.0.0147, heimdall-frontend.exe 1.4.0, heimdall.exe
Lineage 14.1 Rom: cm-14.1-20161225-UNOFFICIAL-i9100.zip
Minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.4.2_setup.exe: Inc' adb.exe. cmd-here.exe, fastboot.exe etc
Odin3 v1.85.exe
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20170225.zip
PIT Files: I9100_2GB-STOCK.pit (in case of problems) and I91001GB_6GB.pit
SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones 1.5.27.0.exe
TWRP: twrp-3.0.2-1-i9100.img, recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.0.2-1-i9100.zip,
On the phone I activated USB Debugging
I installed the USB drivers and the PC can see the phone
I ran Odin and the phone is seen
I tried to install TWRP using the instructions found here: https://twrp.me/devices/samsunggalaxys2i9100.html .... It didn't work!
I copied recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.0.2-1-i9100.zip to the SD card, entered recovery mode and tried to apply the update from external storage. All seem to go well but then I got E:Error in tmp/sideload/package.zip (Status 7) ..... at the Top of the page it said Android System recovery (3e) ... I take it that is the system recovery currently installed on the phone. I found twrp-3.0.2-0-i9100.zip and tried that .... but got the same System 7 error!
So I have got nowhere really!
I know I have to repartition the drive using the PIT file
I know I have to load a custom recovery file - TWRP
I then have to load the new ROM
But I don't know the order in which to do the operations .... TWRP first or PIT?
I don't seem to be alone in my fog ... see https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...twrp-galaxy-s2-i9100-tried-t3539940?nocache=1
I have now realized that the various guide relate to the version of ROM you wish to install .... I am planning to use a Lineage 14.1 Rom. It seems that I can load it using TWRP or Odin.
I think the first step is to load TWRP ....... But I cant seem to be able to do that ..... Can Anyone help?
Jacbjacb said:
I have now realized that the various guide relate to the version of ROM you wish to install .... I am planning to use a Lineage 14.1 Rom. It seems that I can load it using TWRP or Odin.
I think the first step is to load TWRP ....... But I cant seem to be able to do that ..... Can Anyone help?
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The TWRP you are trying to install requires a kernel that supports isorec, so you must have that kernel first.
To have isorec support:
Note: -the rom and the isorec recovery and nogut rom and gapps -in short: all files- should be put in external sdcard because the internal sdcard will be wiped in the procedure.
1-you should install latest kernel-Lanchon-TRIM-IsoRec, you can easily flash it using a
Kitkat compatible recovery, flash the recovery using Odin along with a pit that has 1GB system or more,
1.5GB PIT Files by the.gangster or 1GB PIT Files by ELgmal 1GB is enough
2-after that, reboot to recovery:
• wipe data
• wipe cache
• navigate to "mount" and format system and format internal sdcard using (default)
• go back and navigate to "advanced" and wipe Dalvik cache.
• then go back and choose "install zip from sdcard1 (external sdcard)"
• and navigate to your kernel-Lanchon-TRIM-IsoRec and flash it.
• install arnab isorec recovery twrp zip by the gangster
• reboot your recovery, you will find the TWRP installed, now wipe system and data and cache and dalvik and install your nogut rom and the correct gapps.
that's it
Alternative Method
DON'T use odin to flash pit, just use it to flash the kitkat compatible recovery.
• flash Kitkat Compatible recovery with odin.
• in recovery flash kernel-Lanchon-TRIM-IsoRec and then flash twrp 3 isorec.
• and reboot recovery, then in TWRP 3 flash lanchon repit tool.
Lanchon repit tool is a simple flashable zip that can be edited to split the partition in desired way, read more about it in the official thread
This method was recommended by @TriboDoP
All credits goes to our great Developers.
MigoMujahid said:
The TWRP you are trying to install requires a kernel that supports isorec, so you must have that kernel first.
To have isorec support:
Note: -the rom and the isorec recovery and nogut rom and gapps -in short: all files- should be put in external sdcard because the internal sdcard will be wiped in the procedure-
1-you should install latest CM11, you can easily flash it using a
Kitkat compatible recovery, flash the recovery using Odin along with a pit that has 1GB system or more,
1.5GB PIT Files by the.gangster or 1GB PIT Files by ELgmal 1GB is enough
2-after that, reboot to recovery:
• wipe data
• wipe cache
• navigate to "mount" and format system and internal sdcard
• go back and navigate to "advanced" and wipe Dalvik cache.
• then go back and choose "install zip from sdcard1 (external sdcard)"
• and navigate to your cm11 rom and install the rom
• install arnab isorec recovery twrp zip by the gangster
• reboot your recovery, you will find the TWRP installed, now wipe system and data and cache and dalvik and install your nogut rom and the correct gapps.
that's it
Alternative Method
• flash Kitkat Compatible recovery with odin.
• in recovery flash cm11 with twrp 3 isorec.
• and reboot recovery, then in TWRP 3 flash lanchon repit tool.
Lanchon repit tool is a simple flashable zip that can be edited to split the partition in desired way, read more about it in the official thread
This method was recommended by @TriboDoP
All credits goes to our great Developers.
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WOW IT WORKED! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
I used the following files:
SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones v1.5.51.0.exe
Lineage-11-20170115-UNOFFICIAL-i9100.zip … (CM11)
CWM-KitKatCompatible-i9100.tar
Odin3 v3.07
PIT Files: I91001GB_6GB.pit
Lineage 14.1 Rom: cm-14.1-20161225-UNOFFICIAL-i9100.zip
TWRP: twrp-3.0.2-1-i9100.img, recovery-the.gangster-IsoRec-TWRP-3.0.2-1-i9100.zip
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20170225.zip
All went well following the upgrade of SAMSUNG USB Driver for Mobile Phones 1.5.27.0.exe to SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones v1.5.51.0.exe. Odin 3 v3.07 had communication problems in download mode with the earlier drivers.
I followed your instructions to the letter (printed and ticked as I progressed) and only had one issue when it came to formatting the internal sdcard ….. I didn’t know what format so I selected “default” which worked.
I used a PIT file I had rather than your files simply because I didn’t know which one of your files to choose … too many options! I didn't fully appreciate the difference between them?
What can I say but Thank You …. This must be the simplest and BEST GUIDE out there for somebody going from a stock 4.1.2 to 7.1.1
One last question ..... how do I read my SD card (external) now that I have flashed my phone with 7.1.1?
Windows can see the SD card but wont let me read the contents. I have read https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/3nnkaa/cant_access_android_device_internal_storage_from/ and put the phone into MTP for the USB.
Jacbjacb said:
One last question ..... how do I read my SD card (external) now that I have flashed my phone with 7.1.1?
Windows can see the SD card but wont let me read the contents. I have read https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/3nnkaa/cant_access_android_device_internal_storage_from/ and put the phone into MTP for the USB.
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It should work, I'm using AICP 12.1 (7.1.1) build 7 Feb, and it's working when i set it to MTP, but sometimes i have to change the cable, try changing the cable or use another USB port.
I installed AICP because official LineageOS 14.1 is buggy these days.
Thanks for the tip i forgot when formatting internal sdcard using default, i edited the guide and added it to my signature so every one can easily find it.
There are good talks about other nogut roms like crDroid and xenonHD, i would try them, but it would take time and i only have one s2 and it's my daily driver, so i couldn't, but many people recommended them.
I'm happy that i was able to help you, and thank you for telling me that my guide was easy, i was afraid that it might be complicated or something
Regards Migo
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Jacbjacb said:
One last question ..... how do I read my SD card (external) now that I have flashed my phone with 7.1.1?
Windows can see the SD card but wont let me read the contents. I have read https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/3nnkaa/cant_access_android_device_internal_storage_from/ and put the phone into MTP for the USB.
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Oh, you meant the external sdcard, have you mount it after the first boot, you must have got some notification about it.
If you didn't, navigate to storage in settings and choose the external sdcard and you will be asked to mount it as a "portable storage" or an "internal storage", choose "portable storage".
Jacbjacb said:
One last question ..... how do I read my SD card (external) now that I have flashed my phone with 7.1.1?
Windows can see the SD card but wont let me read the contents. I have read https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/3nnkaa/cant_access_android_device_internal_storage_from/ and put the phone into MTP for the USB.
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You can use recovery to transfer between computer and phone.(in case the rom fails to do that)
Nexus 4 Repartition
No one is responsible for your actions except yourself. Everything written further may potentially brick your device, although risk is reduced to minimum.
This repartition package offers 1.5G /system; a /vendor partition and it is fully backward compatible with any ROM (including stock system.img).
Known-issues
HTML:
- If repartition pack says that device isn't correct,
than, if partition table wasn't modified before,
congrats! your device has different memory chip
that those I worked with. No worry, PM me and
I'll add support for it.
DO THE BACKUPs. Repartition will erase all your data
USB connection to PC is MANDATORY else you will not have opportunity to push ROM to your device
Installation
HTML:
# Before processing further we highly recommend you to use our TWRP which has support of EFS/Persist backup
# Or you might lose your IMEI/WIFI + BT mac addresses
# This mod is backwards compatible with any ROM so we highly recommend NOT to reverse it if repartition went well.
# You should use ONLY recovery from this thread since other don't support all benefits of this mod.
# When installing ROM just after you flashed zip and before installing GAPPs you MUST make a resize in TWRP since all roms are build for ~800M system.
# To restore stock layout use same zip and steps as for repartition.
1. Boot into recovery (You need to allow system partition modification to be able resize /system in recovery).
2. Backup your data & Move your files from flash to your PC.
3. Flash repartition pack zip.
4. Do the actions asked by repartition pack (go to Terminal in ordinary recovery and input word that pack will tell you. Everything else will be done automatically).
5. Phone will reboot into recovery.
6. Install TWRP from below (it is build with support of new partitions layout and sizes. It can be differed from official TWRP by next format 3.x.x-1 UA).
7. Format everything. (mount errors will not affect formatting!)
- In TWRP: Wipe > Format data
- Type yes
- Once this completes go to: Wipe > Advanced Wipe
- Tick all the boxes and wipe. There should be no further mount errors.
8. Install ROM which you like.
9. Enjoy better flash partition layout.
If something gone wrong - we recommend you using this guide to restore your phone back
Downloads:
Repartitioning package: GitHub
Credits:
Special thanks to
- Unlegacy-Android team;
- Sudokamikaze;
- ddaggebi for 8GB model layout;
- surfrock66 for his gide for Nexus 5;
As usual, feedback is appreciated
XDA:DevDB Information
Nexus 4 Repartition, Tool/Utility for the Google Nexus 4
Contributors
Clamor, sudokamikaze
Source Code: https://github.com/clamor95/android_device_unlegacy_recovery
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-09-19
Last Updated 2019-01-18
Common issues and F. A. Q.
Repartition pack should be safe for most devices. Common mistakes, issues and their solution will be published here.
1. You shouldn't flash any internal parts of repartition pack (*.sh files) only flash whole zip using TWRP. You may use my scripts for personal use or projects but authorship should to be kept.
2. If something isn't mounting after repartition try to format partitions that don't mount using Wipe -> Advanced Wipe in TWPR. Ideally you should format in that way all partitions in Advanced Wipe menu (see 5-th step of installation guide).
3. To be sure that repartition went well I enclose loging zip. Flash it after repartition (when device reboots into TWRP). It won't modify anything only generates a partition.log in root of internal storage and outputs your current partition layout to screen. You shoud check if your layout is same as those fragments I provide under spoiler (file systems doesn't matter). If there are any differences you have to discribe what you did and enclose partition.log to your post.
MAKO STOCK
Code:
21 159383552B 1040187391B 880803840B system
22 1040187392B 1627389951B 587202560B cache
MAKO MODIFIED
Code:
21 159383552B 1732247551B 1572864000B system
22 1732247552B 1994391551B 262144000B vendor
23 1994391552B 2099249151B 104857600B cache
4. If you have touchscreen problems use common instructions till you reach entering word. Than plug your phone to PC while you remain in recovery. Enter adb shell from cmd (if you don't know how - google) and enter word that repartition pack asked. Than your phone will reboot automatically into your old TWRP but with new partition layout.
5. Flashable resize zip for ROMs that support addon.d (automatic resize when dirty flashing updates).
actually the lower left corner of my phone screen doesnt work so can you please elaborate what kind of commands are we used to use and terminal and is there any other way to access terminal
mine q,a,z,1 these key are inaccessible in twrp as screen rotation is not supported
bgoel4132 said:
actually the lower left corner of my phone screen doesnt work so can you please elaborate what kind of commands are we used to use and terminal and is there any other way to access terminal
mine q,a,z,1 these key are inaccessible in twrp as screen rotation is not supported
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Plug your phone to PC while you remain in recovery. Enter adb shell from cmd (if you don't know how - google) and enter word that repartition pack asked. Than your phone will reboot automatically into your old TWRP but with new partition layout.
What can I do to add support for 8GB models? Can I send you some partition tables that you can tinker with? Or sth else? Anyway, huge thanks for your dedication for this device!
ddaggebi said:
What can I do to add support for 8GB models? Can I send you some partition tables that you can tinker with? Or sth else? Anyway, huge thanks for your dedication for this device!
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PM me, I need a partition table and I'd ask you to test if you have 8GB model.
Something went wrong and now I have only 552mb space. When I try to flash again it says it's not a Nexus 4.
Can anyone help please?
cyberon said:
Something went wrong and now I have only 552mb space. When I try to flash again it says it's not a Nexus 4.
Can anyone help please?
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Sure. In PM.
OK so my nexus 4 can't transfer files to or from PC at all so if I do this and have the ROM downloaded it will wipe the ROM and the ROM would be gone and my phone would be a nice brick because I can't transfer any files to my PC like it charges with the PC but data transfer doesn't work so again would I be screwed?
@Nathan4923 correct. Usb connection and PC are mandatory
For those who downloaded repartition pack before this message is published, please redownload pack since previous version might have a problems with repartition. If repartition was already made, don't worry everything should be fine. Just use up-to-date pack.
can i return back to old partition if i want to? i hope someone would post a video tut for this one
@jluspo you can with same zip and same steps as for repartition. You didn't read first post carefully.
Clamor said:
@jluspo you can with save zip and same steps as for repartition. You didn't read first post carefully.
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im using xda appits different layout on browser
I'm I doing it right? I still can't flash gapps
failed to mount Vendor, any suggestions ?
@jluspo resize /system with TWRP after ROM install before GAPPs because ROMs are designed to use ~800MB system.
@cqloveqc you had to format all partitions available in advanced wipe after repartition.
Clamor said:
@jluspo resize /system with TWRP after ROM install before GAPPs because ROMs are desined to use ~800MB system.
@cqloveqc you had to format all partitions available in advanced wipe after repartition.
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Thanks for the help !
I've found that even with that error, i still succed the process
Hello ho can I do ,,resize /system with TWRP after ROM,,??? I can't find how to do that...
I installed your TWRP > backup > repartition zip > format all partitions > ROM
And now I'm stuck because I can't flash GAPPS...
Mato_xXx said:
Hello ho can I do ,,resize /system with TWRP after ROM,,??? I can't find how to do that...
I installed your TWRP > backup > repartition zip > format all partitions > ROM
And now I'm stuck because I can't flash GAPPS...
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just read the OP carefully it already mentioned that you had to resize system after installing rom
you can do that by going to advanced wipe in twrp