System dump for 38.3.1.A.0.32C - Sony Xperia X Questions & Answers

Please any link for system dump 38.3.1.A.0.32C version
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karrouma said:
Please any link for system dump 38.3.1.A.0.32C version
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Hi, I can do it but tell me how to ...

enable developper option
enabke usb debugging
install adb (Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
enter adb and write this Code:
adb pull /system
now all system partition is saved in your adb folder
thank you

polo54 said:
Hi, I can do it but tell me how to ...
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enable developper option
enabke usb debugging
install adb (Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
enter adb and write this Code:
adb pull /system
now all system partition is saved in your adb folder
thank you

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ADB command (Help)

Is there anyway that adb can mount the internal sdcard to the computer to i can install a rom or something? I can't get the phone to boot up but I can get to Cloclwork recovery and I can connect to ADB.
player4lifeov said:
Is there anyway that adb can mount the internal sdcard to the computer to i can install a rom or something? I can't get the phone to boot up but I can get to Cloclwork recovery and I can connect to ADB.
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umm yeah, adb push <file you want to push> /sdcard
Also google "android commander"
Is there not an option to toggle usb in clockwork recovery? Nvm that, try "adb usb"
watcher64 said:
umm yeah, adb push <file you want to push> /sdcard
Also google "android commander"
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would it look like this?
adb push C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator.HARRIER\My Documents\Downloads\Frankin_Final.zip /sdcard
Or do i first have adb shell and then the command?
ms79723 said:
Is there not an option to toggle usb in clockwork recovery? Nvm that, try "adb usb"
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Tried this but I can't acces anything on the drive. It says "please insert disk"
player4lifeov said:
would it look like this?
adb push C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator.HARRIER\My Documents\Downloads\Frankin_Final.zip /sdcard
Or do i first have adb shell and then the command?
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Never tried with a file path that has spaces, copy the .zip to your tools directory and try it
adb push Frankin_final.zip /sdcard
or you might have to put quotes around your long path.
Like I said I am not sure, I keep my paths for things like this short.
You do NOT adb shell first ...
watcher64 said:
Never tried with a file path that has spaces, copy the .zip to your tools directory and try it
adb push Frankin_final.zip /sdcard
or you might have to put quotes around your long path.
Like I said I am not sure, I keep my paths for things like this short.
You do NOT adb shell first ...
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It worked!!
Your a lifesaver!! Thank youuuuuuu sooooo much! I thought I had bricked my friends phone!
I am very gratefull

[Q] How to edit /system in recovery/fastboot?

I want to edit the /system/build.prop on my phone from my recovery because my phone doesn't boot and I know what change led to that.
How can I do this? Can anybody give me nooby instructions on how to do this?
I think I may have to use ADB pull/push, but how do you use it? Also, can I do it via moto-fastboot?
Thanks.
Notorious544d said:
I want to edit the /system/build.prop on my phone from my recovery because my phone doesn't boot and I know what change led to that.
How can I do this? Can anybody give me nooby instructions on how to do this?
I think I may have to use ADB pull/push, but how do you use it? Also, can I do it via moto-fastboot?
Thanks.
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Boot to recovery, go into mounts and storage and mount /system then use adb to pull build.prop off, edit it, then push it back up.
Speedily sent from CM7 Beta
d3athsd00r said:
Boot to recovery, go into mounts and storage and mount /system then use adb to pull build.prop off, edit it, then push it back up.
Speedily sent from CM7 Beta
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What's the exact command for ADB pull? My Android SDK is saved on C:\
I copied the commands from adb;
adb push <local> <remote> - copy file/dir to device
adb pull <remote> [<local>] - copy file/dir from device
Open up CMD under administrator privilages (right click the CMD icon and select run as administrator)
type cd c:\
type adb pull /system/build.prop c:\
this should copy the file to the c:\ and when your done editing use the following commands to push it back
adb push c:\build.prop /system/
I accidently pulled all of /system. How do I push it all back? If I don't push it, does it mean that my phone has no /system?
adb push <local> <remote> - copy file/dir to device
adb pull <remote> [<local>] - copy file/dir from device
all you did was make a copy of the files...
Thanks!
Thanks for your advice everybody, but in the end, I ended up reflashing Rom. However, this situation has at least given me experience with ADB commands.

[Q] xperia sola recovery mode

i need to pull and push some system files in my phone for that i need to enter recovery mode in my xperia sola.please help to enter recovery mode.my phone is rooted.thanks in advance :good:
dviraj00 said:
i need to pull and push some system files in my phone for that i need to enter recovery mode in my xperia sola.please help to enter recovery mode.my phone is rooted.thanks in advance :good:
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I think you dont need to put your device to recovery mode. Just use adb shell
to pull: (no need superuser privileges)
ex: format: adb pull [location of the file in the device] [to where the file is save locally]
adb pull /system/xbin/su c:
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to push: (need su) since you rooted then:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
chmod 777 /system/app
then exit from devices, go to your command prompt and type:
adb push <local> <remote>
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Hope it helps
capsule46 said:
I think you dont need to put your device to recovery mode. Just use adb shell
to pull: (no need superuser privileges)
to push: (need su) since you rooted then:
Hope it helps
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thank you mate bt i am just a noob and dont know how to use adb shell.can u tell me plzz.this will save my relationship,plz mate
Hi, sorry for late reply
I assume you have installed your device driver properly
Then install android sdk: go to developer.android.com/sdk
Follow the step to install it. If you done it properly,you will find adb command in folder installation name platform-tools
Use it in command prompt. You can type adb /? to learn its capability.
Or you just go frok my post earlier
Hope it helps
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[Q]Fastboot

Whats fastboot? Cause i wanna install a rom for goophone i5 and im using Android Ultimate Toolbox pro and i dont have any recovery on the phone cause i cant flash it, and whenever i try to flash a recovery image with Toolbox it says i need to be fastbooted... Give me a hand please
HeavenKinder said:
Whats fastboot? Cause i wanna install a rom for goophone i5 and im using Android Ultimate Toolbox pro and i dont have any recovery on the phone cause i cant flash it, and whenever i try to flash a recovery image with Toolbox it says i need to be fastbooted... Give me a hand please
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Fastboot is a command line utility used to modify and interact with the Android filesystem through USB on your computer. You can easily download and setup ADB (Android Debugging Bridge) and Fastboot using this utility found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269. You will also need to make sure you've installed the USB drivers for your device in order for fastboot to function properly. To access fastboot run the following command from command line (Make sure USB debugging is enabled in developer settings first):
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
You can then flash your recovery image with the command:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Let me know if you still have questions.
Sent from my SCH-I535 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
shimp208 said:
Fastboot is a command line utility used to modify and interact with the Android filesystem through USB on your computer. You can easily download and setup ADB (Android Debugging Bridge) and Fastboot using this utility found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269. You will also need to make sure you've installed the USB drivers for your device in order for fastboot to function properly. To access fastboot run the following command from command line (Make sure USB debugging is enabled in developer settings first):
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
You can then flash your recovery image with the command:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Let me know if you still have questions.
Sent from my SCH-I535 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Ok so i did the recovery command and it says waiting for device, what do i need to do?
Now if i try to fastboot using that comand it says:
ADB server is didn't ACK
*failed to start daemon*
error:
And if i write the comand to fast bood and then use Android Ultimate toolbox to flash the recovery image it just sits at waiting for device and if i cancel it and do it again it just says i need to fastboot...
if you want to flash recovery so use mobile uncle tools android app !
work on chinees device good
anabhi said:
if you want to flash recovery so use mobile uncle tools android app !
work on chinees device good
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When i try to use MobileUncletools and i flash the recovery image, it asks if i want to boot into the new recovery, it turns off the phone, and when it turns it back on it just freezes in the apple logo
Ok so if i try to boot into fastboot with ADB and then go to Android ultimate tools pro to flash recovery, it says the device isnt in fastboot...
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HeavenKinder said:
Ok so if i try to boot into fastboot with ADB and then go to Android ultimate tools pro to flash recovery, it says the device isnt in fastboot...
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You can also flash recovery from ADB shell as root by running the command (Make sure that the recovery image your using is meant for your device, and is placed on your internal storage):
Code:
cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img > /dev/block/{path-to-recovery-partition-block}
shimp208 said:
You can also flash recovery from ADB shell as root by running the command (Make sure that the recovery image your using is meant for your device, and is placed on your internal storage):
Code:
cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img > /dev/block/{path-to-recovery-partition-block}
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Can you give me an example please? cause i tried it and it said:
"the filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
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HeavenKinder said:
Can you give me an example please? cause i tried it and it said:
"the filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
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For example if I wanted to flash a recovery on my Nexus 10 without using fastboot just using adb shell I would run a command similar to this one:
Code:
cat /mnt/sdcard/clockworkmodrecovery.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p4
If you can provide me with output of your recovery log file by going to /cache/recovery/log I can tell you which partition is your recovery partition that you need to flash.
shimp208 said:
For example if I wanted to flash a recovery on my Nexus 10 without using fastboot just using adb shell I would run a command similar to this one:
Code:
cat /mnt/sdcard/clockworkmodrecovery.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p4
If you can provide me with output of your recovery log file by going to /cache/recovery/log I can tell you which partition is your recovery partition that you need to flash.
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Wheres the cache file?
HeavenKinder said:
Wheres the cache file?
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The /cache directory is located in the root (/) directory you can access the /cache directory and subsequent directories using any root file browser such as this one. You should then be able to get to recovery/log file and view it's contents.
shimp208 said:
The /cache directory is located in the root (/) directory you can access the /cache directory and subsequent directories using any root file browser such as this one. You should then be able to get to recovery/log file and view it's contents.
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But if i don't have Google Play on the phone, how can i install the application? Do i have to search a way to flash it into the device?
HeavenKinder said:
But if i don't have Google Play on the phone, how can i install the application? Do i have to search a way to flash it into the device?
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You can also use ADB shell to access the file contents by navigating to the /cache/recovery/log directory and looking at the output. Running the following command should show the output of the recovery log:
Code:
cat /cache/recovery/log
shimp208 said:
You can also use ADB shell to access the file contents by navigating to the /cache/recovery/log directory and looking at the output. Running the following command should show the output of the recovery log:
Code:
cat /cache/recovery/log
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'cat' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
HeavenKinder said:
'cat' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
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Make sure you run the command from ADB shell. For example first navigate to the directory where you have a ADB and Fastboot setup on your computer then open a command prompt window from that directory and run the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
cat /cache/recovery/log
shimp208 said:
Make sure you run the command from ADB shell. For example first navigate to the directory where you have a ADB and Fastboot setup on your computer then open a command prompt window from that directory and run the following commands:
Code:
adb shell
cat /cache/recovery/log
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No such file or directory...

How to extract .tar file from backup settings (NO ROOT)

Bad or unknown format /storage/emulated/0/Download/wifiConfig.tar archive
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That is what i get when i trying to extract my wireless network setting that i want to recover.
Does anyone know how to extract ot properly?
Sorry for my bad post, im just starting to learn.
Try extracting it by means of ADB - requires USB debugging is enabled on Android device
Code:
adb devices
adb shell "tar xvf /storage/emulated/0/Download/wifiConfig.rar"
jwoegerbauer said:
Try extracting it by means of ADB - requires USB debugging is enabled on Android device
Code:
adb devices
adb shell "tar xvf /storage/emulated/0/Download/wifiConfig.rar"
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Please, help me
le2 S2 x520 said:
Please, help me
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The file you provided here seems to be not a .TAR-file, but a password protected .RAR-file.
jwoegerbauer said:
The file you provided here seems to be not a .TAR-file, but a password protected .RAR-file.
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created from backup oppo a9 2020. I currently cannot root this machine, please guide, thanks.
le2 S2 x520 said:
Please, help me
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how can i open and get access to that file ?

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