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How can change Android "model number"??thank
chungkai0111 said:
How can change Android "model number"??thank
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I do not understand your question
What exactly is it you want to change, and why???
Maybe he means the device ID? most of the builds think our phone is nexus one or the desire maybe he wants to change that for whatever reason?
I change the build.prop inside /system to customize the information I want reflected in my build.
I use shu8i's (which uses zego's) as a base
pongster said:
I change the build.prop inside /system to customize the information I want reflected in my build.
I use shu8i's (which uses zego's) as a base
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That's how I change it also. Only found out after pongster posted a data fix.
Oh btw ponster have you deleted the hsxpa in 1.4c build?
11calcal said:
That's how I change it also. Only found out after pongster posted a data fix.
Oh btw ponster have you deleted the hsxpa in 1.4c build?
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not sure i have.... what does it do?
pongster said:
not sure i have.... what does it do?
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Sorry pongster it must of been bangster who posted it. If you delete a couple of lines of code ³g works smoother & quicker
pongster said:
I change the build.prop inside /system to customize the information I want reflected in my build.
I use shu8i's (which uses zego's) as a base
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thank u ,really ok
didnt know u could changfe them lol
I have an lg g2 d803 I want to change it to be a d802 to install cm11. I changed it through build.prop when I open settings it shows d802 but when I open the cm installer its says I have an unsupported device. How can I officially change it to be a d802 ?
3g
11calcal said:
That's how I change it also. Only found out after pongster posted a data fix.
Oh btw ponster have you deleted the hsxpa in 1.4c build?
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In the same way is it possible to change in mobile network mode as WCDMA/GSM instead of GSM just editing the text and not the internal settings if possible please forward me the link.
i believe this question is asked before, but the search function is not working at the moment.
I am using a Incredible S with S-OFF, installed with a custom recovery that confirm working with some other rom.
i decided to make one rom my self, i setup the Kitchen enviroment, and extracted the official RUU follow the tutorial, everything goes fine.
until i copied it to my SD card and trying to flash, i will get the following messsage
assert failed: write_raw_image("tmp/boot.img","boot")
can anyone help me? i had tried different setting for and make about 10 rom but all return the same message.
thank you.
chchia said:
i believe this question is asked before, but the search function is not working at the moment.
I am using a Incredible S with S-OFF, installed with a custom recovery that confirm working with some other rom.
i decided to make one rom my self, i setup the Kitchen enviroment, and extracted the official RUU follow the tutorial, everything goes fine.
until i copied it to my SD card and trying to flash, i will get the following messsage
assert failed: write_raw_image("tmp/boot.img","boot")
can anyone help me? i had tried different setting for and make about 10 rom but all return the same message.
thank you.
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The same problem happened on the myTouch 4G but works with this:
package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p22");
Let us know if it works...
You can send the "update-script" to me,then let me give a look.
My email addrress:[email protected]
Or just paste it here so that it can help everyone.
dsixda said:
Or just paste it here so that it can help everyone.
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Well.Take it onder in the web,let me try to download it.
So,I can take a look.
dsixda said:
Or just paste it here so that it can help everyone.
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Maybe it is this:"write_raw_image tmp/boot.img boot"
zeaxion said:
Maybe it is this:"write_raw_image tmp/boot.img boot"
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No .... that is wrong syntax. Won't even work in an update-script. For the Incredible S you need an updater-script (not update-script). Commands are followed by parentheses, with each parameter followed by a comma, and then a semi-colon at the very end. Run the kitchen on your ROM to get the proper syntax.
Anyways, nothing can be done at this point unless the original poster provides more detail, like at least posting his updater-script.
I'm no developer but I believe it should be write_raw_image BOOT:boot.img
Correct me if I'm wrong
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Mattix724 said:
I'm no developer but I believe it should be write_raw_image BOOT:boot.img
Correct me if I'm wrong
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That's correct syntax, but it doesn't work on newer htc devices because of the new filesystem formats. Boot.img has to be copied to /tmp folder before it can be flashed to device. You have to use updater-script to accomplish that.
dsixda said:
The same problem happened on the myTouch 4G but works with this:
package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p22");
Let us know if it works...
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That's from ADB? My MT4G is stuck at:
Flashing Kernal ...
assert failed: write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img","boot")
E:Error in /sdcard/download/virtuous_fusion-glacier-rom-v1.0.9.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted
Any help is greatly appreciated. Stuck on a bootscreen in a bad way
I never had any issues using
assert(package_extract_file("boot.img", "/tmp/boot.img"),
write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img", "boot"),
delete("/tmp/boot.img"));
in my updater-script for Incredible S.
lars.oakland said:
That's from ADB? My MT4G is stuck at:
Flashing Kernal ...
assert failed: write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img","boot")
E:Error in /sdcard/download/virtuous_fusion-glacier-rom-v1.0.9.zip
(Status 7)
Installation aborted
Any help is greatly appreciated. Stuck on a bootscreen in a bad way
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Status 7 usually means you are using the wrong update-binary.
dsixda said:
Status 7 usually means you are using the wrong update-binary.
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For us that know little can you elaborate and what that means exactly?
Per your previous answer I tried using an updater based on other devs work and I still get the same error on my g2.
I just wanted to add that I do run the error check and it says the update binary fine. No errors.
chchia said:
assert failed: write_raw_image("tmp/boot.img","boot")
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Should tmp/boot.img be /tmp/boot.img?
Mioze7Ae said:
Should tmp/boot.img be /tmp/boot.img?
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Good catch!
rsxtypes72 said:
For us that know little can you elaborate and what that means exactly?
Per your previous answer I tried using an updater based on other devs work and I still get the same error on my g2.
I just wanted to add that I do run the error check and it says the update binary fine. No errors.
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Update-binary is not the update-script.
The update-binary file is supposed to be included with the updater-script and contains all the command implementations that are used in the script... however there are three main types of update-binary and you have to know which one to include. They are mostly differentiated by the number of parameters supported for the 'mount' command for your updater-script.
All I the roms I have made have both the update and updater scripts included. That's why I'm stumped. I am using the leaked gb rom for g2. Oh well. Thank you for everything.
I'm gonna try to do and root the boot.img myself. Decompile and compile.
Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using XDA App
rsxtypes72 said:
All I the roms I have made have both the update and updater scripts included. That's why I'm stumped. I am using the leaked gb rom for g2. Oh well. Thank you for everything.
I'm gonna try to do and root the boot.img myself. Decompile and compile.
Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using XDA App
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On your G2 you should have only an update-script in the ROM, or else the two other files (updater-script and update-binary), not both at the same time. The updater-script is a more advanced script than the update-script yet very similar.
The new versions of ClockworkMod only support the updater-script + update-binary however.
dsixda said:
The new versions of ClockworkMod only support the updater-script + update-binary however.
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This is why the roms have both. I have not come across a single htc vision rom that only has an update-binary in it. They all have both
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Update.
I just wanted to add that I have tried countless times to make a rom. I check that update script has no error and still I get the same error.
The weird thing is if I use a custom rom from one of the devs that does boot and I use the kitchen to go from edify to amend and then try to
convert it back later after I have made changes using the kitchen it wont boot and results in same write error.
Has anyone been able to make a bootable vision rom using the kitchen? If you have can you tell me where I can look or can you give me some answers. Yes I have checked google. No luck. Thanks
Im almost ready to give up.
I did make one rom that booted up and worked fine. Except when i went thru the steps to make the zip I removed the updater-script and update-binary created by the kitchen and replaced them with the udpater-script and update binary from one of the dev roms I use. This is the only way I have gotten a rom to flash and boot.
Just a thought. I know you said the htc vision is supported but would adding an edify_def for it help solve the problem?
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I am trying to modify a aosp compile build in the Android Ktichen but when I get to the step where i have to convert from updater-script to update-script, it gets stuck at "assert". I have allowed it to run for almost an hour now. how do i resolve this issue?
bump for help..
nexxusdev said:
I am trying to modify a aosp compile build in the Android Ktichen but when I get to the step where i have to convert from updater-script to update-script, it gets stuck at "assert". I have allowed it to run for almost an hour now. how do i resolve this issue?
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use notepad++ to modify updater script
ICS_XD said:
use notepad++ to modify updater script
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manually convert? thats gonna take long... anyway, is the update binary still needed after converting?
nexxusdev said:
manually convert? thats gonna take long... anyway, is the update binary still needed after converting?
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yep
Script. It's spelled "script"!!! j/k
Look up the kitchen on here. It does that as one of the features and does it very well. I believe it was called just "kitchen". I may have the name a little off but hopefully this get you going. Also, it's main purpose is building roms, etc, but it does do the feature you need!
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How to add new device in dsxida kitchen?
what do you mean by that ?
we just add new rom as a base in it
in kitchen there is a folder called
original_update
copy the zip file in that folder, open kitchen and select first option of setup working folder
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soham jambhekar said:
what do you mean by that ?
we just add new rom as a base in it
in kitchen there is a folder called
original_update
copy the zip file in that folder, open kitchen and select first option of setup working folder
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You can't just put the zip file in original_update. Kitchen has to be configured for your device, or it will not work. I'd like to know how to do that as well.
klembo1957 said:
You can't just put the zip file in original_update. Kitchen has to be configured for your device, or it will not work. I'd like to know how to do that as well.
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Nope, there is no such necessity
OK
iamareebjamal said:
Nope, there is no such necessity
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OK then, if it isn't necessary to configure the kitchen for your device, then how can you make it work with your device? I am just a NOOB, let's make that perfectly clear. However, I followed the directions to the letter, and read up on the kitchen before trying it. I had no success using the kitchen to create a rom that I could successfully flash.
I thought that I would have to do something with the edify defs files first, adding my device before it would work. I just never got that far yet (I only play with this part time, when I have a chance to do so.) If I don't have to add my device, and you have some idea what I may have done wrong, please enlighten me. I obviously need the help. Thanks!
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OK then, if it isn't necessary to configure the kitchen for your device, then how can you make it work with your device? I am just a NOOB, let's make that perfectly clear. However, I followed the directions to the letter, and read up on the kitchen before trying it. I had no success using the kitchen to create a rom that I could successfully flash.
I thought that I would have to do something with the edify defs files first, adding my device before it would work. I just never got that far yet (I only play with this part time, when I have a chance to do so.) If I don't have to add my device, and you have some idea what I may have done wrong, please enlighten me. I obviously need the help. Thanks!
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You put any custom ROM for your device in there, configure it for that file (meaning that show it the file you're working on), replace it's system folder with the stock deodexed system folder.
Now, you're ready. Do your modifications. Add features. Build. Zip
Now, the important part.
Kitchen updater-script doesn't work on our device in some case. Use any custom ROM updater-script (with permission and credit), and voila!
There is a complete guide on it in Development section too.
iamareebjamal said:
Nope, there is no such necessity
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I have tried the kitchen with my phone before, (LG Spectrum/VS920), and the ROMS generated by it will not work. It has something to do with the "edify defs" file I believe. I read it somewhere before in these forums. If your device isn't supported, it has to be added, or at least that's what I've come to understand. If someone can point me in the right directrion (adding my phone so it is supported by the kitchen), I'd appreciate it greatly.
klembo1957 said:
I have tried the kitchen with my phone before, (LG Spectrum/VS920), and the ROMS generated by it will not work. It has something to do with the "edify defs" file I believe. I read it somewhere before in these forums. If your device isn't supported, it has to be added, or at least that's what I've come to understand. If someone can point me in the right directrion (adding my phone so it is supported by the kitchen), I'd appreciate it greatly.
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Only thing is that it's updater-script doesn't work
You have to add yours
iamareebjamal said:
Only thing is that it's updater-script doesn't work
You have to add yours
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That's all? Just add that and it will work? OK, I'll give it a try. Thanks.
klembo1957 said:
That's all? Just add that and it will work? OK, I'll give it a try. Thanks.
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did it work ?
First of all, thanks to O.M.J. from the HTC One forum. This guy made it happen by pointing me in the right direction. O.M.J provided me the hack that is used with the HTC one. I looked it over and finally figured out how to modify it to work with the HTC One Max.
It is a flashable zip. Keep in mind that i am very new to this phone but not new to XDA. I am a programmer but I have not done much with android. I have tested this on two different roms and two different phones. Please make a backup before flashing. This will modify the iptables and a few files. Flash at your own risk!!!
I fixed Verizon zip so now it should work with TWRP. Let me know if there are problems. Verizon has one for deodexed and odex.
I added one for Viper Sprint version so that modifications are not messed up.
Sprint KitKat added.
If anyone wants to include any of these in their rom, I am totally fine with that. It will be one less file to flash.
mystery_tx_man said:
First of all, thanks to O.M.J. from the HTC One forum. This guy made it happen by pointing me in the right direction. O.M.J provided me the hack that is used with the HTC one. I looked it over and finally figured out how to modify it to work with the HTC One Max.
It is a flashable zip. Keep in mind that i am very new to this phone but not new to XDA. I am a programmer but I have not done much with android. I have tested this on two different roms and two different phones. Please make a backup before flashing. This will modify the iptables and a few files. Flash at your own risk!!!
THIS IS FOR SPRINT ONLY!!!
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thanks a lot! works good, was using the wifi tether router app, but it takes forever to connect, but this hack is better...would really be nice if O.M.J was on the ONE MAX forum too, i love his roms on my old htc devices
Posiible Verizon Hotspot Hack
Can someone with a Verizon phone be willing to test out the attached zip to see if it enables the hotspot? Please do a backup first and then let me know if this works.
I see this affects iptables. Will this affect my use of a firewall app?
Downloaded the Verizon version and backing up now before I test.
Jiggity Janx said:
I see this affects iptables. Will this affect my use of a firewall app?
Downloaded the Verizon version and backing up now before I test.
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Yes it will. Which app? I use Android firewall and it works fine.
wouldn't flashed with TWRP ... Tried with flashify.. It flashed but its no go. Prompts me to call verizon.
sent from my vzw HTC One Max
DROID3R said:
wouldn't flashed with TWRP ... Tried with flashify.. It flashed but its no go. Prompts me to call verizon.
sent from my vzw HTC One Max
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ok I will take another look at it
disregard this post
Can someone try this one on a verizon phone?
mystery_tx_man said:
Can someone try this one on a verizon phone?
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The files work, but you built the ZIP wrong.
You included the parent folder.
Rebuild it with just the 2 subfolders and it works fine.
Just tried flashing with TWRP.. NO GO
sent from my vzw HTC One Max
dsb9938 said:
The files work, but you built the ZIP wrong.
You included the parent folder.
Rebuild it with just the 2 subfolders and it works fine.
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Thank you very much. I will fix it right now.
DROID3R said:
Just tried flashing with TWRP.. NO GO
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I am fixing the file. I will post the fix in the OP.
Works on Verizon now. Thanks native hot-spot at last
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DROID3R said:
Works on Verizon now. Thanks native hot-spot at last
sent from my vzw HTC One Max
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I am glad you looked at it cause I don't have a verizon phone to test it. I will get an odex version up soon.
mystery_tx_man said:
I am glad you looked at it cause I don't have a verizon phone to test it. I will get an odex version up soon.
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What version should I use on stock Rom but rooted?
3L3C7R0 said:
What version should I use on stock Rom but rooted?
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Stock rom is odex so if stock verizon use odex one.
3L3C7R0 said:
What version should I use on stock Rom but rooted?
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You can use an app like "file manager" and look at the /system/app folder to see if there are files with the .odex extension. The you would use the odex version. If there are onle files with the .apk extension then just use the regular verizon zip.
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You can use an app like "file manager" and look at the /system/app folder to see if there are files with the .odex extension. The you would use the odex version. If there are onle files with the .apk extension then just use the regular verizon zip.
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I like this answer too.
Deodex hotspot mod works great on dsb deodex verizon stock. Thanks!