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New Visual Kitchen PRB project for Iolite(T4242)
This is a new tool based on bepes PRB(platformrebuilder.exe), simpler and more suitable for novice to use.
Is a function of PRB expansion, OEM package can be selected.Easier to use than the EVK,
Use the steps:
1. Download this Iolite_Kitchen.rar, unzip it to your disk,
2. Refer to EXT, OEM, ROM, SYS folder structure to EXT, OEM, ROM, SYS replaced by the new version.
3. Alternative RELEASE brush machine tools, it would be renamed as Ruu.exe.
4. Open the DIY ROM Utility.exe, to set the screen, SET paths and patterns \ Ext TYPE = Ext \ * \ *.
5. To change the menu SYS or XIP, began to compile (build).
Note:
The default setting is applied to Iolite,You can change the LZX support or SET XIP PP size, others you can not set the.For more information, please see HELP.
Download:
http://hotfile.com/dl/17155390/c2da454/Iolite_RK.rar.html
Update:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=573778
Thanks to:
bepe for his platformrebuilder.exe
Ervius for his implantxip.exe
Donate：
If you think this tool is good, you can donate this project.thanks.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9003653
Contact me:
MSN: [email protected]
E-mail: [email protected]
XIP inserts settings (recommended)
1.PRB default: (..\TOOLS\implantxip xip.bin OS.nb.payload)
A: Set Nb type=os.nb.payload ; set extra=NBMerge ; set NBMerge=Kaiser ; set tool=Imgfs_xxx
B: Set Nb type=os.nb ; set extra=osnbtool ; NBMerge not set ; set tool=osnbtool
2.EVK mode:
A: Nb type is os.nb.payload ; set extra=NBMerge ; set NBMerge=Kaiser ; set tool=Imgfs_xxx
3.osnbtool: (..\TOOLS\osnbtool -c OS.nb.payload 1 xip.bin)
A: Set Nb type=os.nb ; set extra=osnbtool ; NBMerge not set ; set tool=osnbtool
I recommend using OSNBTOOL, it can automatically adjust NB partition size, free up space.
Nice work. I am watching your kitchen for some time and it is becoming better and better. Looks more tidy than ervius'es one.
What is MTYPE for GSmart S1205 .
(I need becouse i`m trying install Android, if anybody can give me some tips please reply it too)
Based on htt p:/ /ww w.arm.linux.org.uk/developer/machines/ the GSmart S1205 processor mach type is 2754 (the phone has a Mediatek MT6516 / 416MHz processor).
MTYPE = Mach Type = 2754 Meditek 65XX Series mt65xx Howard Chen
But it still hangs.
Code:
[B]This is my Haret default.txt:[/B]
# Display some greeting message
print "Welcome to Handheld Reverse Engineering Tool!"
print "Some basic info about your PDA:"
print "Processor Mach Type is %d" MTYPE
print "MMU L1 descriptor table address is %08x" MMU
# MMU L1 descriptor table address is 02650000
print "Video RAM address is %08x" VRAM
# Video RAM address is 0174b000
print "Current Process ID is %d" PID
# Current Process ID is 16
#print "CPU identification register (p15 r0) is %08x" CP(15,0)
# CPU identification register (p15 r0) is 00000075
# Fill top ten scan lines (the run bar) with some color
#vfh VRAM 240*10 0x0099
# EXCEPTION while writing 00000099 to address 0174B000
set RAMADDR 0xa0000000
set MTYPE 2754
set KERNEL zImage
set initrd initrd.gz
#
# The following kernel parameters are useful
# ppp.nostart - Set ppp.nostart=1 to disable starting the ppp connection on boot
# msm_sdcc.msmsdcc_fmax - The maximum frequency (in Hz) used by the SD controller
# pm.sleep_mode - The mode used when the phone is off
# 0=Power Collapse Suspend, 1=Power Collapse, 2=Apps Sleep,
# 3=Slow Clock and Wait for Interrupt 4=Wait for Interrupt
# Default is 3, use 0 for best power savings
# board-htcvogue.panel_type - Panel type used to power the panel off and on
# 1=Hitachi 2=Topoly 3=Samsung
# clock-7x00.mddi - MDDI clock (try 0xa51 or 0xe2c)
# clock-7x00.ahb_div - Advanced Host Bus divider, default is 4
# 2 is faster but uses more power
# clock-7x00.a11 - ARM11 clock speed in MHz, best to leave this alone
# lcd.density - Defaults to 160, 128 shows more on screen
# vogue-ts.XMIN - xmin value for the touchscreen calibration. Also YMIN, XMAX, YMAX, PMIN, PMAX.
#
# Probably the only one of these you will need to change is the panel type, NZ Vogues seem to all have type 1
# US Sprint vogues usually have type 2 or 3 I think.
# Make sure you add these between the quotes on the following line and that your editor hasn't split the line up.
set cmdline "ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=240 mddi.height=400 pm.sleep_mode=0 no_console_suspend"
boot
This is my Haret log:
Code:
Running WSAStartup
Starting gui
In initdialog
Found machine Generic ARM 926
executing startup.txt
HaRET(2)# print "Welcome to Handheld Reverse Engineering Tool!"
Welcome to Handheld Reverse Engineering Tool!
HaRET(3)# print "Some basic info about your PDA:"
Some basic info about your PDA:
HaRET(4)# print "MMU L1 descriptor table address is %08x" MMU
MMU L1 descriptor table address is 02650000
HaRET(5)# print "Video RAM address is %08x" VRAM
Video RAM address is 0174b000
HaRET(6)# print "Current Process ID is %d" PID
Current Process ID is 16
HaRET(11)# set RAMADDR 0xa0000000
HaRET(12)# set MTYPE 2754
HaRET(13)# set KERNEL zImage
HaRET(14)# set initrd initrd.gz
HaRET(35)# set cmdline "ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=240 mddi.height=400 pm.sleep_mode=0 no_console_suspend"
HaRET(36)# boot
boot KERNEL=zImage INITRD=initrd.gz
Opening file zImage
Opening file initrd.gz
boot params: RAMADDR=a0000000 RAMSIZE=06000000 MTYPE=2754 CMDLINE='ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=240 mddi.height=400 pm.sleep_mode=0 no_console_suspend'
Boot FB feedback: 1
Built virtual to physical page mapping
Allocated 663 pages (tags=54000000/053ce000 kernel=54001000/053cd000 initrd=54168000/05630000 index=54293000/0575b000)
Built kernel tags area
Built page index
Video buffer at 4C600000 sx=240 sy=400 mx=60 my=66
Video Phys FB=0174b000 Fonts=0575d064
[email protected]/0575e000 sj=54296000 stack=54294000/0575c000 data=54295000/0575d000 exec=0575e128
Reading 1469884 bytes...
Read complete
Reading 1222150 bytes...
Read complete
Launching to physical address 0575e010
Trampoline setup ([email protected]/200255f4/034465f4)
MMU setup: mmu=A6650000/02650000
Go Go Go...
You using Gsmart S1205?
I used your default.txt and nothing happens . its wirting "Booting Linux" and when bar is filled it just "freezed" . So i need to Soft Reset phone
Like i said "But it still hangs.", mine isn't working too. I think i need to recompile e newer kernel to the zImage.
For Gigabyte GSmart S1205 we need to compile the android-2.6.36 version, because in arch/arm/tools/mach-types file the MT65xx with the MTYPE 2754 is only there, i will try to compile it this week, hope that will work.
And not only a newer kernel is necessary, but a new HaRET compiled from source that will recognise the machine (trying to make one now).
This is not yet implemented, help needing information about MT6516 processor (GPIO table, ecc.). I will work on it.
Here i founded info
pdadb*.*net/index*.*php?m=cpu&id=a6516&c=mediatek_mt6516
remove * and paste in URL bar
Thanks, found that page a while ago, too. But would be nice to find the MT6156 processors datasheet.
For now i managed to make a patch for Haret to recognize the machine, but still it freezes:
========================================================================
Code:
diff -Naur haret/include/arch-arm.h haret-new/include/arch-arm.h
--- haret/include/arch-arm.h 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/include/arch-arm.h 2011-03-02 12:05:02.936418632 +0200
@@ -37,4 +37,7 @@
int detect();
};
+// Aliases
+class MachineMT6516 : public Machine926 {
+};
#endif // arch-arm.h
diff -Naur haret/Makefile haret-new/Makefile
--- haret/Makefile 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/Makefile 2011-03-02 12:38:27.628418500 +0200
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@
RC = $(BASE)/bin/arm-mingw32ce-windres
RCFLAGS = -r -l 0x409 -Iinclude
-CXX = $(BASE)/bin/arm-mingw32ce-g++
+CXX = $(BASE)/bin/arm-mingw32ce-gcc
STRIP = $(BASE)/bin/arm-mingw32ce-strip
DLLTOOL = $(BASE)/bin/arm-mingw32ce-dlltool
diff -Naur haret/src/l1trace.cpp haret-new/src/l1trace.cpp
--- haret/src/l1trace.cpp 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/src/l1trace.cpp 2011-03-02 12:06:09.529418186 +0200
@@ -212,12 +212,12 @@
if (Bbit(insn)) {
addrsize = 1;
asm("swpb %0, %1, [%2]"
- : "=r" (readval)
+ : "=&r" (readval)
: "r" (writeval), "r" (newaddr));
} else {
addrsize = 4;
asm("swp %0, %1, [%2]"
- : "=r" (readval)
+ : "=&r" (readval)
: "r" (writeval), "r" (newaddr));
}
setReg(regs, mask_Rd(insn), readval);
diff -Naur haret/src/mach/arch-arm.cpp haret-new/src/mach/arch-arm.cpp
--- haret/src/mach/arch-arm.cpp 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/src/mach/arch-arm.cpp 2011-03-02 11:59:31.285419224 +0200
@@ -35,6 +35,10 @@
{
name = "Generic ARM 926";
flushCache = cpuFlushCache_arm926;
+ arm6mmu = 0;
+ archname = "MT65XX";
+ CPUInfo[0] = L"MT6516";
+ //customStartFunc = ????;
}
int
diff -Naur haret/src/mach/arch-s3.cpp haret-new/src/mach/arch-s3.cpp
--- haret/src/mach/arch-s3.cpp 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/src/mach/arch-s3.cpp 2011-03-02 12:18:06.349418721 +0200
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@
if (SDMA_SEL) {
sdma_sel = SDMA_SEL[0];
fb_printf(fbi,"%s: SDMA_SEL=%x", __func__, sdma_sel);
- if (sdma_sel == 0xcfffffff)
+ if ((uint32)sdma_sel == 0xcfffffff)
//SDMA disabled
ctrl_count = 2;
diff -Naur haret/src/mach/machlist.txt haret-new/src/mach/machlist.txt
--- haret/src/mach/machlist.txt 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/src/mach/machlist.txt 2011-03-02 12:32:53.729419070 +0200
@@ -108,6 +108,7 @@
DX900, S3c6400 ,DX900V040, DX900
X900, S3c6400 ,V900V050, ACER_ETEN_X900
M900, S3c6410 ,M900V030;GT-I8000, ACER_TEMPO_M900
+Cougar, MT6516 ,GIGABYTE gSmart, MT65XX
PLATFORM=Jupiter
Jornada820, SA ,"HP, Jornada 820", JORNADA820
diff -Naur haret/src/memcmds.cpp haret-new/src/memcmds.cpp
--- haret/src/memcmds.cpp 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/src/memcmds.cpp 2011-03-02 12:39:37.785419504 +0200
@@ -241,11 +241,11 @@
TRY_EXCEPTION_HANDLER {
if (bitval)
{
- *(uint32*)vaddr |= (1 << bitnr - 1);
+ *(uint32*)vaddr |= ((1 << bitnr) - 1);
}
else
{
- *(uint32*)vaddr &= ~(1 << bitnr - 1);
+ *(uint32*)vaddr &= ~((1 << bitnr) - 1);
}
} CATCH_EXCEPTION_HANDLER {
Output(C_ERROR "EXCEPTION while writing bit %d at address %p",
diff -Naur haret/tools/buildmachs.py haret-new/tools/buildmachs.py
--- haret/tools/buildmachs.py 2010-11-23 18:23:03.000000000 +0200
+++ haret-new/tools/buildmachs.py 2011-03-02 12:04:38.641418478 +0200
@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@
#include "arch-imx.h"
#include "arch-sa.h"
#include "arch-msm.h"
+#include "arch-arm.h"
#include "mach-types.h"
#include "script.h" // runMemScript
========================================================================
And here is the Haret log:
Code:
===== HaRET pre-0.5.3-20110302_124009 =====
Setting KMode to true.
Old KMode was 0
Finished initializing output
Loading dynamically bound functions
Function 'AllocPhysMem' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f62364
Function 'FreePhysMem' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f623d0
Function '[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]' in library 'gx' at 0x2023a38
Function '[email protected]@YAHXZ' in library 'gx' at 0x2023e78
Function '[email protected]@YAPAXXZ' in library 'gx' at 0x20232f4
Function '[email protected]@YAHXZ' in library 'gx' at 0x20233b8
Function 'LoadLibraryExW' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f6250c
Function 'NLedSetDevice' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f89b2c
Function 'GetSystemPowerStatusEx2' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f68e90
Function 'SleepTillTick' in library 'coredll' at 0x3f6242c
Function 'CreateToolhelp32Snapshot' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x262605c
Function 'CloseToolhelp32Snapshot' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x262607c
Function 'Process32First' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x2626148
Function 'Process32Next' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x26261b4
Function 'Module32First' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x2626348
Function 'Module32Next' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x26263b8
Function 'Heap32ListFirst' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x2626454
Function 'Heap32ListNext' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x26264dc
Function 'Heap32First' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x2626574
Function 'Heap32Next' in library 'toolhelp' at 0x2626628
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'ace_ddi'
Unable to load library 'clkregim'
Detecting current machine
Trying to detect machine (Plat='PocketPC' OEM='GIGABYTE gSmart')
Wince reports processor: core=MediaTek name=MT6516 cat= vend=MediaTek Inc
Looking at machine Alpine
Looking at machine Apache
Looking at machine AximX50
Looking at machine AximX5
Looking at machine Beetles
Looking at machine Blueangel
Looking at machine Himalaya
Looking at machine Magician
Looking at machine Universal
Looking at machine H1910
Looking at machine H1940
Looking at machine RX1950
Looking at machine H2200
Looking at machine H3600b
Looking at machine H3700
Looking at machine H3800
Looking at machine H3900
Looking at machine H4000
Looking at machine H4300
Looking at machine H5000
Looking at machine H6340
Looking at machine HX2000
Looking at machine HX4700
Looking at machine Sable
Looking at machine Wizard
Looking at machine Hermes
Looking at machine Trinity
Looking at machine Athena
Looking at machine G500
Looking at machine Artemis
Looking at machine Herald
Looking at machine Prophet
Looking at machine RX3000
Looking at machine Treo700wx
Looking at machine Treo850w
Looking at machine Treo850e
Looking at machine e310
Looking at machine e740
Looking at machine Acer_n30
Looking at machine Mio_P550
Looking at machine Kaiser
Looking at machine Loox5xx
Looking at machine Loox400
Looking at machine MioA701
Looking at machine Wallaby
Looking at machine Raphael
Looking at machine SGH_i900
Looking at machine Leo
Looking at machine Topaz
Looking at machine Rhodium
Looking at machine Jornada9xx0
Looking at machine Acer_S200
Looking at machine M800
Looking at machine X800
Looking at machine DX900
Looking at machine X900
Looking at machine M900
Looking at machine Cougar
Detecting ram size
WinCE reports memory size 100663296 (phys=77144064 store=130306048)
Mapping mmu table
Build L1 reverse map
Found 397 uncached and 397 cached L1 mappings (ignored 1).
Not registering command IGPIO
Not registering command WG|PIO
Not registering command GPLR
Not registering command GPDR
Not registering command GAFR
Not registering command GPIO
Not registering command GPIOST
Registering command LOADLIBRARYEX
Registering command NLEDSET
Not registering command TRACE
Not registering command TRACEMASK
Not registering command TRACE2
Not registering command TRACETYPE
Not registering command TRACE2TYPE
Not registering command TRACEFORWATCH
Not registering command INSN
Not registering command INSNREENABLE
Not registering command INSNREG1
Not registering command INSNREG2
Not registering command INSN2
Not registering command INSN2REENABLE
Not registering command INSN2REG1
Not registering command INSN2REG2
Registering command KILL
Registering command PS
Registering command LSMOD
Registering command ADDR2MOD
Not registering command AC97
Not registering command ATIDBG
Not registering command EIM
Not registering command GPIO
Not registering command WB|ANK
Not registering command GPLR
Not registering command GPDR
Not registering command GPPUD
Not registering command GPSDR
Not registering command GPSPUD
Not registering command GPIOS
Not registering command GPIOSOUT
Not registering command GPIOST
Not registering command MSMCLKKHZ
Initializing for machine 'Cougar'
HaRET(1)# Welcome, this is HaRET pre-0.5.3-20110302_124009 running on WindowsCE v5.2
Minimal virtual address: 0x10000, maximal virtual address: 0x7fffffff
Detected machine Cougar/MT65XX (Plat='PocketPC' OEM='GIGABYTE gSmart')
CPU is ARM ARM arch 5TEJ stepping 5 running in system mode
Enter 'HELP' for a short command summary.
Running WSAStartup
Starting gui
In initdialog
Found machine Cougar
executing startup.txt
HaRET(1)# set RAMSIZE 0x08000000
HaRET(2)# set RAMADDR 0x08000000
HaRET(3)# set MTYPE 2754
HaRET(4)# set FBDURINGBOOT 0
HaRET(5)# set KERNEL zImage
HaRET(6)# set INITRD initrd.gz
HaRET(7)# set CMDLINE "debug rootdelay=10 root=/dev/ram0 console=tty0 mem=128M ppp.nostart=0 lcd.density=120 pm.sleep_mode=0 no_console_suspend"
HaRET(10)# print "Some basic info about your PDA:"
Some basic info about your PDA:
HaRET(11)# print "Processor Mach Type is %d" MTYPE
Processor Mach Type is 2754
HaRET(12)# print "MMU L1 descriptor table address is %08x" MMU
MMU L1 descriptor table address is 02650000
HaRET(13)# print "Video RAM address is %08x" VRAM
Video RAM address is 0174b000
HaRET(14)# print "Current Process ID is %d" PID
Current Process ID is 22
HaRET(18)# boot
boot KERNEL=zImage INITRD=initrd.gz
Opening file zImage
Opening file initrd.gz
boot params: RAMADDR=08000000 RAMSIZE=08000000 MTYPE=2754 CMDLINE='debug rootdelay=10 root=/dev/ram0 console=tty0 mem=128M ppp.nostart=0 lcd.density=120 pm.sleep_mode=0 no_console_suspend'
Boot FB feedback: 0
Built virtual to physical page mapping
Allocated 1109 pages (tags=0x54500000/0567d000 kernel=0x54501000/0567c000 initrd=0x54825000/05963000 index=0x54950000/05a8e000)
Built kernel tags area
Built page index
Tags will be at offset 0x00000100 (0xf00)
Kernel will be at offset 0x00008000 (0x323a48)
Initrd will be at offset 0x00508000 (0x12a606)
[email protected]/05a92000 sj=0x54954278 stack=0x54952000/05a90000 data=0x54953000/05a91000 exec=05a923b8
Reading 3291720 bytes...
Read complete
Reading 1222150 bytes...
Read complete
Launching to physical address 05a92288
Trampoline setup ([email protected]/2c02b994/02ccc994)
MMU setup: mmu=0xa6650000/02650000
Go Go Go...
So your Gsmart S1205 working propertly?
MrXLR8 said:
So your Gsmart S1205 working propertly?
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Like I said "but still it freezes" . When it will work I will write it in bold, i put data here for other people to see and maybe help me in getting the needed data to build Haret for GSmart S1205 / MT6516/MTK6516 processor, the last Android Kernel (or at least the last Linux Kernel has drivers for this processor), but I need GPIO table and specific IRQs.
so? got anything working? its like month ago
), no, because the android kernel source code for the MT6516 processor is only in China, and I haven't found anyone that would share it (they don't care about license of the kernel), only found compiled kernel, i'm trying to create a source code from the processor's datasheet (more than 1500 pages) and from assembler code found in the compiled kernel. So, will take a long long time. Maybe it doesn't worth to run Android on this type of processor, who knows....
I managed to extract the make config of the kernel compilation and initramfs.cpio
can i help you with something , or can you leave your email or skype?
s1205 Android
Hello. I, too, on the s1205 was unable to run. If you can please let know about your successes. Thanks in advance.
I don't suppose you could point me in the direction of a copy of the datasheet? I'm trying to make some changes on a different MT6516-based device, and I reckon a look at that datasheet could help somewhat. But the only copies I've found are on chinese forums that require some kind of virtual currency to download...
jh3141 said:
I don't suppose you could point me in the direction of a copy of the datasheet? I'm trying to make some changes on a different MT6516-based device, and I reckon a look at that datasheet could help somewhat. But the only copies I've found are on chinese forums that require some kind of virtual currency to download...
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Click to collapse
If you need just datasheet, I've found some docs. Can send you if you need.
how about rom extraction
hi guys, how about figuring out how to extract the flash.bin for gsmart s1205? anyone?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=708746
i don't know if this can help you, but i found a PDA with MT6516 processor, and it has android, the link to the firmware/driver ht*tp://ww*w.vkam*obi.com/a5000_refresh.rar (remowe the *)
neocska said:
i don't know if this can help you, but i found a PDA with MT6516 processor, and it has android, the link to the firmware/driver ht*tp://ww*w.vkam*obi.com/a5000_refresh.rar (remowe the *)
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Click to collapse
Hello. I, too have s1205 but not unable to run. If you can please let know about your successes. Thanks in advance.
Rom extraction - only from spec cable:
1. Pinout special contacts under accu:
From left to right: 1- Gnd, 2- Tx, 3-Rx, next symmetric 4 - Rx, 5 - Tx, 6 - Gnd
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Connect s1205 with Serial->USB to comp.
2. Flasher:
h..p://4pda.ru/forum/dl/post/1011438/SP_Flash_Tool_v1.1110.00_new_mcp.7z
3. run flasher
2. go to tab "Read back"
3. remove all task button "remove"
4. press button "Add"
5. 2 Click on stroke - select where save dump, press "save", in textbox "Length" - write 0х10000000
6. On tab "baudrate" select speed (std 115200 b/s, can 460?)
7. See in comp manag number of com port of cable and write this number in number port in flasher.
8. Press "Read back" and get rom(1) file without ext.
Do not start memory test in flasher!!! it's destroy you s1205.
GPS Emulator (Fake GPS) enables you to receive within WindowsCE Device Emulator NMEA-data using the GPS APIs although there is no GPS receiver on the emulated device. Note that the GPS data is read from NMEA .txt files.
Here Is How To Add GPS Emulator To WindowsCE Device Emulator
All you need are 3 DLLs (GPSAPI.dll, GPSID.dll and FakeGPS.dll - see attachment) and at least one textfile containing NMEA-data. You put the 3 libraries mentioned into Device Emulator's \Windows folder. If CE libraries cxport.dll and/or oleaut32.dll are missing in \Windows, you have to put it/them there to, too. The texfile(s) containing the NMEA-data must go to Device Emulator's folder \Program Files\FakeGPS\GPSFiles (note this location is hardcoded in FakeGPS.dll).
A: Add drivers GPSID.dll and FakeGPS.dll to Device Emulator's registry using a .REG-file as with content as following
Code:
; This establishes a fake GPS port the NMEA-data are sent to
; This is the COM port the navigation software searches for
; and reads from
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\GPS]
"Index"=dword:2
"Prefix"="COM"
"Flags"=dword:2
"Keep"=dword:1
"Order"=dword:10
"Context"=dword:0
; This loads the GPS Intermediate Driver ( GPSID )
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\GPSID]
"Flags"=dword:2
"Context"=dword:0
"Index"=dword:0
"Prefix"="GPD"
"Keep"=dword:1
"Order"=dword:10
"Dll"="GPSID.dll"
; This configures the GPS Intermediate Driver ( GPSID )
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver]
"IsEnabled"=dword:1
"MaxLogFileSize"=dword:0
"OldLogFile"=""
; This directs NMEA-data output to COM2
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Multiplexer]
"DriverInterface"="COM2:"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Multiplexer\ActiveDevice]
"Context"=dword:12344160
"Flags"=dword:2
"Keep"=dword:1
"Dll"="GPSID.dll"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers]
"CurrentDriver"="Test File Set 1"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\Test]
"InterfaceType"="File"
"File1"="\Programs Folder\FakeGPS\GPSFiles\FileInput1.txt"
"File2"="\Programs Folder\FakeGPS\GPSFiles\FileInput2.txt"
"FriendlyName"="GPS Emulator - Fake GPS files set"
B: Create at least a NMEA-data textfile named FileInput1.txt with contents as for example
Code:
$GPGLL,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,000023.998,V*1A
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,50.0,50.0,50.0*05
$GPRMC,000023.998,V,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,0.000000,,101102,,*30
$GPGGA,000024.998,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,50.0,0.0,M,0.0,M,0.0,0000*78
$GPGLL,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,000024.998,V*1D
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,50.0,50.0,50.0*05
$GPRMC,000024.998,V,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,0.000000,,101102,,*37
$GPGGA,000025.998,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,50.0,0.0,M,0.0,M,0.0,0000*79
$GPGLL,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,000025.998,V*1C
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,50.0,50.0,50.0*05
$GPRMC,000025.998,V,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,0.000000,,101102,,*36
$GPGGA,000026.998,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,50.0,0.0,M,0.0,M,0.0,0000*7A
$GPGLL,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,000026.998,V*1F
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,50.0,50.0,50.0*05
$GPGSV,1,1,1,7,0,0,0*4F
$GPRMC,000026.998,V,36000.0000,N,72000.0000,E,0.000000,,101102,,*35
$GPGGA,000027.998,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,50.0,0.0,M,0.0,M,0.0,0000*7B
For your convenience 2 NMEA-data files are added (see attachment)
Intro
This howto will explain how to sideload *.tpk and *.wgt applications on your Gear Fit2. It'll also cover how to re-sign the application with your own certificates. This can be required if the application does not include a signature that's valid for your particular Gear Fit2. For example, this would be the case for applications that haven't been accepted to the Galaxy Apps store.
Warning
Unless we get people to develop and share their applications for the Gear Fit2, essentially all applications will have been developed for a different device. This means you'll run into varying degrees of incompatibility. Even if the application installs, there's no guarantee it will run. And even if it does run, it may be a terrible experience. And please show some caution regarding what you attempt to install, I don't take responsibility if you break anything following the guide.
Getting your own author and distributor certificates for your Gear Fit2
In order to sign applications, you need an author and distributor certificate for our Gear Fit2 device. For applications on the Galaxy Apps store, Samsung would be the one who signs applications with a distributor certificate. Since you will be sideloading applications, there's no guarantee they contain a valid signature from Samsung. You there need your own distributor certificate. This certificate will only be valid for signing applications for your particular Gear Fit2, which is why I can't make one for you. However you'll only have to do this once and can uninstall Tizen Studio after you're done. Unless you want to develop applications for the Gear Fit2, of course.
Things to download
Java SE Development Kit 8
Tizen Studio 1.2 with IDE installer
Tizen Studio setup
To install, simply accept the software licence agreement and install both the Tizen SDK and data in their default locations.
After installation, Tizen Studio Package Manager should automatically launch. If not, launch Tizen Studio and choose Tools->Package Manager. In the Package Manager you choose the Extension SDK tab and install Samsung Certificate Extension. When it has been installed, close the window and launch Tizen Studio. Press OK for default workspace location.
Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio
On your Gear Fit2: Got to Settings->Gear info and turn on Debugging. Then go to Settings->Connections. Here you make sure Wi-Fi is turned on and logged on to the same Wi-Fi network as your Windows computer and that Bluetooth is turned off. The Gear Fit2 tend to automatically log off Wi-Fi networks if its connected through Bluetooth. While you can have both on if you're quick, simply turning off Bluetooth leads to much less frustration. You may have to restart your Gear Fit2 at this point to get everything working.
In Tizen Studio, you should see a drop-down list in the tool bar saying No Target. Open the drop-down list and choose Launch remote device manager. Here you press Scan and wait for your device's IP address to appear. You'll only see Tizen devices, so unless you have multiple, there will only be one result. If it doesn't appear, repeat the process above. On the toggle under Connect, turn it from off to on. On your Gear Fit2 it should say RSA key fingerprint: .... You accept on the device and should now be connected. Close down the Remote Device Manager window. The drop-down list should now say SM-R360 ....
Now you choose the menu item Tools->Certificate Manager. Add a new certificate profile by pressing the "+" sign up to the right and then select SAMSUNG as the type for your certificate profile. Go through the 4 tabs as follows
Device Type
Choose Mobile/Wearable and press next.
Certificate Profile
Choose Create a new certificate profile and type any name you want. Press next.
Author Certificate
Choose Create a new author certificate and press next.
Type in an author name and password. Make sure you remember the password as it will be needed for signing applications later on.
You'll now be asked to sign in to your Samsung account. If you don't have one, choose Create new account and follow instructions.
After you've signed in you should get a Congratulations! notice. Take note of the location of the author certificate and press next
Distributor Certificate
Choose Create new distributor certificate and press next.
For Privilege choose Partner. This defines how much of the Tizen API the applications you'll be signing are allowed to access. The three levels are Public, Partner and Platform with Platform being the highest level of access. Unfortunately that's not available to us, so we choose Partner.
IMPORTANT: Leave the password as it is.
Under the section Add individual DUIDs you should find the first entry contains something that starts with 2.0#.... That's your Gear Fit2's DUID. If you don't see it, press cancel (sorry) and go back to the Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio section above. If you do see, it press next. Make a note of the location of the distributor certificate. This should be the same as the author certificate from above. Then press Finish and you're done.
Signing and installing applications on your Gear Fit2
Things to download (See attachments to the post)
Fit2Installer
PacMan
We'll use PacMan as an example. It's a modified version of the PacMan application found in this xda post. Some of the other applications in that link work on the Gear Fit2, some don't.
Using Fit2Installer
Download and extract the Fit2Installer. The folder contains the following.
sdb.exe: Smart Development Bridge for Tizen devices. This allows us to connect to the device and install applications. See tizen.developer.org's sdb section for more information on what you can do with it.
7zipcli: The open source a command-line archiver from 7-zip. Used to package applications.
tizen: A very stripped down version of Tizen Studio that only contains the required files for signing and packaging applications.
cert: Empty folder where you're supposed to place your own certificates.
sign_me: Empty folder where you place applications you want to be signed.
install_me: Empty folder where you place applications you want to be installed on your device.
sign.bat: Batch script that will sign the applications put in sign_me
sign.bat: Batch script that will connect your Gear Fit2 to your computer, allowing you to install applications.
install.bat: Batch script that will install the applications put in install_me
connect.bat: Batch script that will connect to your Gear Fit2.
disconnect.bat: Batch script that will disconnect from your Gear Fit2.
Setting up your certificates
Go to the location of the certificates you generated with the Certificate Manager. The standard location is in your user folder under ~\SamsungCertificate\<name of cert profile>. The folder should contain 9 files. Copy all those directly into the .\Fit2Installer\cert\ folder. Eg, distributor.p12 should be placed as .\Fit2Installer\cert\distributor.p12.
Signing applications
There are two ways of using the sign.bat script.
Place a *.tpk or *.wgt file directly in the sign_me folder. Run the sign.bat script and type in the password you chose for your certificate earlier. If successful, this will produce a *.tpk or *.wgt file in the install_me folder.
If you don't have the package file, but rather just a folder containing the files for the application you'll have to place that folder in sign_me. For *.tpk files, this means the path will be .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\<application_folder>\tizen-manifest.xml. For *wgt files it will be .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\<application_folder>\config.xml. Now, run the sign.bat script and type in your certificate password.
As an example, I've attached PacMan. PacMan is a web-app that was packaged for the Gear S2. In order to get it to fit the Gear Fit2 screen, I had to extract the PacMan.wgt file and make a few changes to the code. Changes to the files invalidates the signature, so I had to resign it using my own certificates. If you've everything set up correctly, this should be fairly simple for you to do too.
Extract the PacMan.zip archive and place the content in the folder .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\PacMan\ and run the sign.bat script. Look in the install_me folder to check there's a *.wgt file for PacMan.
Installing applications
As in the earlier section Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio, make sure you're on Wi-Fi, bluetooth is off and debugging in turned on. Also, make sure you only have one Tizen device connected to your computer (this includes Tizen emulators).
Run the connect.bat script and type in the IP address of your Gear Fit2. If you do not know the IP address, you can find it on the device under Settings->Connections->Wi-Fi->Wi-Fi networks-><wifi_name> and at the bottom of the list. Make sure you allow sdb.exe through your firewall.
Important responses are:
error: failed to connect to remote target <ip address>
Make sure you've set up your device correctly. Try turning Wi-Fi off and on. Or even a reboot of the device.
device unauthorized. Please approve on your device.
This may mean you have to accept the RSA key fingerprint on your Gear Fit2. However, there appears to be a bug in the sdb that causes this to happen regardless. Try to run the script twice and see if you get the message below:
<ip address>:26101 is already connected
Now you know for sure your device is connected.
After you've connected, you can safely turn Bluetooth back on. Remember to run disconnect.bat when you're done installing applications. Your Gear Fit2 will otherwise stay connected and drain a lot of battery.
Similarly to using the sign.bat script, there are two ways of using the install.bat script. Both of them require the application to already have a valid signature.
Place a *.tpk or *.wgt file directly in the install_me folder. Run the install.bat script.
If you don't have the package file, but rather just a folder containing the application you'll have to place that folder in install_me. For *.tpk files, this means the path will be .\Fit2Installer\install_me\<application_folder>\tizen-manifest.xml. For *wgt files it will be .\Fit2Installer\install_me\<application_folder>\config.xml.. Run the install.bat script.
Since PacMan should already be signed and placed correctly in the install_me folder, you can now run the install.bat script to install it on your Gear Fit2.
LeJay said:
Intro
This howto will explain how to sideload *.tpk and *.wgt applications on your Gear Fit2. It'll also cover how to re-sign the application with your own certificates. This can be required if the application does not include a signature that's valid for your particular Gear Fit2. For example, this would be the case for applications that haven't been accepted to the Galaxy Apps store.
Warning
Unless we get people to develop and share their applications for the Gear Fit2, essentially all applications will have been developed for a different device. This means you'll run into varying degrees of incompatibility. Even if the application installs, there's no guarantee it will run. And even if it does run, it may be a terrible experience. And please show some caution regarding what you attempt to install, I don't take responsibility if you break anything following the guide.
Getting your own author and distributor certificates for your Gear Fit2
In order to sign applications, you need an author and distributor certificate for our Gear Fit2 device. For applications on the Galaxy Apps store, Samsung would be the one who signs applications with a distributor certificate. Since you will be sideloading applications, there's no guarantee they contain a valid signature from Samsung. You there need your own distributor certificate. This certificate will only be valid for signing applications for your particular Gear Fit2, which is why I can't make one for you. However you'll only have to do this once and can uninstall Tizen Studio after you're done. Unless you want to develop applications for the Gear Fit2, of course.
Things to download
Java SE Development Kit 8
Tizen Studio 1.2 with IDE installer
Tizen Studio setup
To install, simply accept the software licence agreement and install both the Tizen SDK and data in their default locations.
After installation, Tizen Studio Package Manager should automatically launch. If not, launch Tizen Studio and choose Tools->Package Manager. In the Package Manager you choose the Extension SDK tab and install Samsung Certificate Extension. When it has been installed, close the window and launch Tizen Studio. Press OK for default workspace location.
Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio
On your Gear Fit2: Got to Settings->Gear info and turn on Debugging. Then go to Settings->Connections. Here you make sure Wi-Fi is turned on and logged on to the same Wi-Fi network as your Windows computer and that Bluetooth is turned off. The Gear Fit2 tend to automatically log off Wi-Fi networks if its connected through Bluetooth. While you can have both on if you're quick, simply turning off Bluetooth leads to much less frustration. You may have to restart your Gear Fit2 at this point to get everything working.
In Tizen Studio, you should see a drop-down list in the tool bar saying No Target. Open the drop-down list and choose Launch remote device manager. Here you press Scan and wait for your device's IP address to appear. You'll only see Tizen devices, so unless you have multiple, there will only be one result. If it doesn't appear, repeat the process above. On the toggle under Connect, turn it from off to on. On your Gear Fit2 it should say RSA key fingerprint: .... You accept on the device and should now be connected. Close down the Remote Device Manager window. The drop-down list should now say SM-R360 ....
Now you choose the menu item Tools->Certificate Manager. Add a new certificate profile by pressing the "+" sign up to the right and then select SAMSUNG as the type for your certificate profile. Go through the 4 tabs as follows
Device Type
Choose Mobile/Wearable and press next.
Certificate Profile
Choose Create a new certificate profile and type any name you want. Press next.
Author Certificate
Choose Create a new author certificate and press next.
Type in an author name and password. Make sure you remember the password as it will be needed for signing applications later on.
You'll now be asked to sign in to your Samsung account. If you don't have one, choose Create new account and follow instructions.
After you've signed in you should get a Congratulations! notice. Take note of the location of the author certificate and press next
Distributor Certificate
Choose Create new distributor certificate and press next.
For Privilege choose Partner. This defines how much of the Tizen API the applications you'll be signing are allowed to access. The three levels are Public, Partner and Platform with Platform being the highest level of access. Unfortunately that's not available to us, so we choose Partner.
IMPORTANT: Leave the password as it is.
Under the section Add individual DUIDs you should find the first entry contains something that starts with 2.0#.... That's your Gear Fit2's DUID. If you don't see it, press cancel (sorry) and go back to the Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio section above. If you do see, it press next. Make a note of the location of the distributor certificate. This should be the same as the author certificate from above. Then press Finish and you're done.
Signing and installing applications on your Gear Fit2
Things to download (See attachments to the post)
Fit2Installer
PacMan
We'll use PacMan as an example. It's a modified version of the PacMan application found in this xda post. Some of the other applications in that link work on the Gear Fit2, some don't.
Using Fit2Installer
Download and extract the Fit2Installer. The folder contains the following.
sdb.exe: Smart Development Bridge for Tizen devices. This allows us to connect to the device and install applications. See tizen.developer.org's sdb section for more information on what you can do with it.
7zipcli: The open source a command-line archiver from 7-zip. Used to package applications.
tizen: A very stripped down version of Tizen Studio that only contains the required files for signing and packaging applications.
cert: Empty folder where you're supposed to place your own certificates.
sign_me: Empty folder where you place applications you want to be signed.
install_me: Empty folder where you place applications you want to be installed on your device.
sign.bat: Batch script that will sign the applications put in sign_me
sign.bat: Batch script that will connect your Gear Fit2 to your computer, allowing you to install applications.
install.bat: Batch script that will install the applications put in install_me
connect.bat: Batch script that will connect to your Gear Fit2.
disconnect.bat: Batch script that will disconnect from your Gear Fit2.
Setting up your certificates
Go to the location of the certificates you generated with the Certificate Manager. The standard location is in your user folder under ~\SamsungCertificate\<name of cert profile>. The folder should contain 9 files. Copy all those directly into the .\Fit2Installer\cert\ folder. Eg, distributor.p12 should be placed as .\Fit2Installer\cert\distributor.p12.
Signing applications
There are two ways of using the sign.bat script.
Place a *.tpk or *.wgt file directly in the sign_me folder. Run the sign.bat script and type in the password you chose for your certificate earlier. If successful, this will produce a *.tpk or *.wgt file in the install_me folder.
If you don't have the package file, but rather just a folder containing the files for the application you'll have to place that folder in sign_me. For *.tpk files, this means the path will be .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\<application_folder>\tizen-manifest.xml. For *wgt files it will be .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\<application_folder>\config.xml. Now, run the sign.bat script and type in your certificate password.
As an example, I've attached PacMan. PacMan is a web-app that was packaged for the Gear S2. In order to get it to fit the Gear Fit2 screen, I had to extract the PacMan.wgt file and make a few changes to the code. Changes to the files invalidates the signature, so I had to resign it using my own certificates. If you've everything set up correctly, this should be fairly simple for you to do too.
Extract the PacMan.zip archive and place the content in the folder .\Fit2Installer\sign_me\PacMan\ and run the sign.bat script. Look in the install_me folder to check there's a *.wgt file for PacMan.
Installing applications
As in the earlier section Connect Gear Fit2 to Tizen Studio, make sure you're on Wi-Fi, bluetooth is off and debugging in turned on. Also, make sure you only have one Tizen device connected to your computer (this includes Tizen emulators).
Run the connect.bat script and type in the IP address of your Gear Fit2. If you do not know the IP address, you can find it on the device under Settings->Connections->Wi-Fi->Wi-Fi networks-><wifi_name> and at the bottom of the list. Make sure you allow sdb.exe through your firewall.
Important responses are:
error: failed to connect to remote target <ip address>
Make sure you've set up your device correctly. Try turning Wi-Fi off and on. Or even a reboot of the device.
device unauthorized. Please approve on your device.
This may mean you have to accept the RSA key fingerprint on your Gear Fit2. However, there appears to be a bug in the sdb that causes this to happen regardless. Try to run the script twice and see if you get the message below:
<ip address>:26101 is already connected
Now you know for sure your device is connected.
After you've connected, you can safely turn Bluetooth back on. Remember to run disconnect.bat when you're done installing applications. Your Gear Fit2 will otherwise stay connected and drain a lot of battery.
Similarly to using the sign.bat script, there are two ways of using the install.bat script. Both of them require the application to already have a valid signature.
Place a *.tpk or *.wgt file directly in the install_me folder. Run the install.bat script.
If you don't have the package file, but rather just a folder containing the application you'll have to place that folder in install_me. For *.tpk files, this means the path will be .\Fit2Installer\install_me\<application_folder>\tizen-manifest.xml. For *wgt files it will be .\Fit2Installer\install_me\<application_folder>\config.xml.. Run the install.bat script.
Since PacMan should already be signed and placed correctly in the install_me folder, you can now run the install.bat script to install it on your Gear Fit2.
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It may work on gear s? Tizen is linux kernel isn't it? I starting my little steps on code thanks for your explanetion...
Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
Few months tooo late...
Somebody tested this solution successfully?
I wish to insert the Certs for Public, Partner and Platform...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76472787&postcount=509
:angel:
I am using since years my SM-Z130H, RD-PQ and now SM-Z300H for signing easily...
But as Windows Fan Boy maybe Windows solution would be nice. :angel:
I will later add info where I have problems... maybe only path wrong...
Best Regards
Code:
D:\Fit2Installer>sign.bat
Enter certificate password: test
Setting configuration is succeeded....
No exist the default path of security profiles.
[COLOR="Red"][B]Specified file not found: ..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12[/B][/COLOR]
7-Zip (A) 9.20 Copyright (c) 1999-2010 Igor Pavlov 2010-11-18
Scanning
Creating archive ..\PacMan_zip.zip
Compressing audio\die.mp3
Compressing audio\die.ogg
Compressing audio\eatghost.mp3
Compressing audio\eatghost.ogg
Compressing audio\eating.mp3
Compressing audio\eating.ogg
Compressing audio\eating.short.mp3
Compressing audio\eating.short.ogg
Compressing audio\eatpill.mp3
Compressing audio\eatpill.ogg
Compressing audio\extra lives.mp3
Compressing audio\extra lives.ogg
Compressing audio\intermission.mp3
Compressing audio\intermission.ogg
Compressing audio\opening_song.mp3
Compressing audio\opening_song.ogg
Compressing audio\siren.mp3
Compressing audio\siren.ogg
Compressing audio\vcs_90.mp3
Compressing audio\vcs_90.ogg
Compressing BD_Cartoon_Shout-webfont.ttf
Compressing config.xml
Compressing icon.png
Compressing index.html
Compressing jquery-1.9.1.js
Compressing LICENSE
Compressing modernizr-1.5.min.js
Compressing pacman.js
Compressing screenshots\pacman1.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman2.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman3.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman4.png
Everything is Ok
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Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/osgi/util/NLS
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.access$100(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.validateProfilesPath(SignCLICommand.java:120)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.call(SignCLICommand.java:63)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.call(SignCLICommand.java:48)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.AbstractSubCommand.runCommand(AbstractSubCommand.java:85)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doRepackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:470)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doPackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:715)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.execute(PackageCLI.java:1056)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.AbstractCLI.execute(AbstractCLI.java:92)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.run(Main.java:144)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.main(Main.java:78)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.eclipse.osgi.util.NLS
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
... 22 more
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .
Will try to set Path manually...
Maybe my fault...
Best Regards
adfree said:
Code:
D:\Fit2Installer>sign.bat
Enter certificate password: test
Setting configuration is succeeded....
No exist the default path of security profiles.
[COLOR="Red"][B]Specified file not found: ..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12[/B][/COLOR]
7-Zip (A) 9.20 Copyright (c) 1999-2010 Igor Pavlov 2010-11-18
Scanning
Creating archive ..\PacMan_zip.zip
Compressing audio\die.mp3
Compressing audio\die.ogg
Compressing audio\eatghost.mp3
Compressing audio\eatghost.ogg
Compressing audio\eating.mp3
Compressing audio\eating.ogg
Compressing audio\eating.short.mp3
Compressing audio\eating.short.ogg
Compressing audio\eatpill.mp3
Compressing audio\eatpill.ogg
Compressing audio\extra lives.mp3
Compressing audio\extra lives.ogg
Compressing audio\intermission.mp3
Compressing audio\intermission.ogg
Compressing audio\opening_song.mp3
Compressing audio\opening_song.ogg
Compressing audio\siren.mp3
Compressing audio\siren.ogg
Compressing audio\vcs_90.mp3
Compressing audio\vcs_90.ogg
Compressing BD_Cartoon_Shout-webfont.ttf
Compressing config.xml
Compressing icon.png
Compressing index.html
Compressing jquery-1.9.1.js
Compressing LICENSE
Compressing modernizr-1.5.min.js
Compressing pacman.js
Compressing screenshots\pacman1.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman2.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman3.png
Compressing screenshots\pacman4.png
Everything is Ok
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Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/osgi/util/NLS
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.access$100(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
at java.net.URLClassLoader$1.run(Unknown Source)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.validateProfilesPath(SignCLICommand.java:120)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.call(SignCLICommand.java:63)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.sign.SignCLICommand.call(SignCLICommand.java:48)
at org.tizen.ncli.subcommands.AbstractSubCommand.runCommand(AbstractSubCommand.java:85)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doRepackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:470)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doPackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:715)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.execute(PackageCLI.java:1056)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.AbstractCLI.execute(AbstractCLI.java:92)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.run(Main.java:144)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.main(Main.java:78)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.eclipse.osgi.util.NLS
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
... 22 more
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .
Will try to set Path manually...
Maybe my fault...
Best Regards
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yes, i also had to change the paths manually in the sign.bat file; and then it works - on gear s3, tizen 3.0.0.2
@stakoz
Please, can you post your changes?
Thanx in advance.
Best Regards
Hi adfree
I have placed the unzipped "Fit2Installer" folder in the main tree C:\Fit2Installer
(this is Windows 10 on a Virtual Machine on a Mac)
As per the instructions have already copy pasted the certificates made with Tizen Studio in C:\Fit2Installer\cert
Below is the contents of my "sign.bat" file relating to above path
And further below is also the output window of cmd.exe having run the "sign.bat" file for "waldo_transl.wgt" that was placed in the "sign_me" subfolder
There is something about security profile.xml path, which i also tried to address by editing the default profile path in the "tizen cli-config" file, but it always comes back as before, so left it as it was, as it still works.
Finally I also shared with all my PC users the read/write rights for the "Fit2Installer" folder just in case, as described in the instructions for the "Tizen Studio" folder too
Hope this helps
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contents of my modified "sign.bat" :
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@Echo off
set /p pass="Enter certificate password: "
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat cli-config -- .\tizen "default.profiles.path=..\..\..\..\profiles.xml"
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat security-profiles add -- .\tizen -f -n MyProfile -a C:\Fit2Installer\cert\author.p12 -p %pass% -d C:\Fit2Installer\cert\distributor.p12 -dp %pass%
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.tpk) do (
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\
)
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.wgt) do (
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\
)
for /D %%d in (.\sign_me\*) do (
IF EXIST %%d\config.xml (
cd %%d
call "C:\Fit2Installer\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
cd ..
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt" -o C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
) ELSE (
IF EXIST %%d\tizen-manifest.xml (
cd %%d
call "C:\Fit2Installer\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
cd ..
call C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk" -o C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
)
)
)
pause
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contents of the output window of cmd.exe having run above sign.bat file :
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Enter certificate password: password
Setting configuration is succeeded....
Loaded in 'C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml'.
Security profiles have a specified profile. Will be overwritten.
author path: C:\Fit2Installer\cert\author.p12
author password: *********
distributor1 path: C:\Fit2Installer\cert\distributor.p12
distributor1 password: *********
Wrote to 'C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml'.
Succeed to add 'MyProfile' profile.
If want to sign by this, add the file of security profiles in CLI configuration
like 'tizen cli-config "profiles.path=C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml"'.
Author certficate: C:\Fit2Installer\cert\author.p12
Distributor1 certificate : C:\Fit2Installer\cert\distributor.p12
Package( C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\waldo_transl.wgt ) is created successfully.
Press any key to continue . . .
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The query I had is resolved after going through the complete thread, so this post is irrelevant. However, I might as well use this opportunity to thank those who have contributed to this as the guide works fine.
Hey, i would like to take this opportunity and thank you for this really useful guide. Everything works fine, but I would like to ask you about the changes you did to the .wgt in order to get the screen shape right, because most of the apps are either cut in half or really small.
I cant generate distributors certificate!
davesidd said:
I cant generate distributors certificate!
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You need to download the wearable extension in the package manager.
Namenlos55555 said:
You need to download the wearable extension in the package manager.
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the distribution certificate gets generated automatically and it is password protected, so cant use it
working great!
Games
Are there any more games for the gear fit 2 i can download. Any help would be appreciated
Unable to open Certificate Manager
Never mind got it fixed.
Browser possible?
Have you found a way to make a browser possible using this method?
Code:
Enter certificate password: topsecret
Setting configuration is succeeded....
Loaded in 'C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml'.
Security profiles have a specified profile. Will be overwritten.
author path: C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12
author password: ****
distributor1 path: C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\..\..\..\..\..\cert\distributor.p12
distributor1 password: ****
Wrote to 'C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml'.
Succeed to add 'MyProfile' profile.
If want to sign by this, add the file of security profiles in CLI configuration
like 'tizen cli-config "profiles.path=C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\profiles.xml"'.
Author certficate: C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12
Distributor1 certificate : C:\Fit2Installer\tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\..\..\..\..\..\cert\distributor.p12
Package( C:\Fit2Installer\install_me\publicTEST_fake_v12.tpk ) is created successfully.
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .
I am using this solution since few days... without Modification. :good: :good:
With Tizen 4 Firmware on SM-R760... and Certs from Tizen Studio 3.1.
Windows 7
Thank you very much. :good: :good:
Best Regards
Hello,
I cannot sign anything, I get errors in cli.log.
Could you help me fixing these?
Cli.log:
2019-02-24 10:56:51,523 [TRACE] Main.java(90) - Start running Tizen CLI Main class...
2019-02-24 10:56:51,526 [TRACE] Main.java(91) - Argument count:6
2019-02-24 10:56:51,533 [TRACE] ConfigCLI.java(52) - setConfigProperty default.profiles.path=..\..\..\..\profiles.xml
2019-02-24 10:56:51,533 [TRACE] ConfigCLI.java(78) - Execute configCLI...
2019-02-24 10:56:52,034 [TRACE] Main.java(90) - Start running Tizen CLI Main class...
2019-02-24 10:56:52,037 [TRACE] Main.java(91) - Argument count:17
2019-02-24 10:56:52,049 [TRACE] SecurityProfilesCLI.java(56) - Begin SecuriyProfilesCLI...
2019-02-24 10:56:52,741 [TRACE] SecurityProfilesCLI.java(66) - Finish SecuriyProfilesCLI...
2019-02-24 10:56:53,196 [TRACE] Main.java(90) - Start running Tizen CLI Main class...
2019-02-24 10:56:53,198 [TRACE] Main.java(91) - Argument count:11
2019-02-24 10:56:53,209 [TRACE] PackageCLI.java(981) - Execute PackageCLI...
2019-02-24 10:56:53,212 [TRACE] PackageCLI.java(983) - getRealWorkingPath: C:\Users\Hex\Desktop\S3Watchfaces\appswgt\Fit2Installer_freedials\sign_me\pilot.wgt
2019-02-24 10:56:53,213 [TRACE] PackageCLI.java(452) - Re-packaging wgt file C:\Users\Hex\Desktop\S3Watchfaces\appswgt\Fit2Installer_freedials\sign_me\pilot.wgt
2019-02-24 10:56:53,530 [ERROR] AbstractCLI.java(94) - java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid entry size (expected 61948 but got 61958 bytes)
java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid entry size (expected 61948 but got 61958 bytes)
at org.tizen.common.core.command.policy.UncaughtExceptionHandlingPolicy.uncaughtException(UncaughtExceptionHandlingPolicy.java:84)
at org.tizen.common.core.command.Executor.execute(Executor.java:179)
at org.tizen.common.core.command.Executor.execute(Executor.java:150)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doRepackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:463)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.doPackageForWgt(PackageCLI.java:715)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.PackageCLI.execute(PackageCLI.java:1056)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.AbstractCLI.execute(AbstractCLI.java:92)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.run(Main.java:144)
at org.tizen.ncli.ide.shell.Main.main(Main.java:78)
Caused by: java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid entry size (expected 61948 but got 61958 bytes)
at java.util.zip.ZipInputStream.readEnd(Unknown Source)
at java.util.zip.ZipInputStream.read(Unknown Source)
at java.io.FilterInputStream.read(Unknown Source)
at org.tizen.common.util.IOUtil.redirect(IOUtil.java:149)
at org.tizen.common.file.StandardFileHandler.write(StandardFileHandler.java:283)
at org.tizen.common.core.command.zip.ZipExtrCommand.run(ZipExtrCommand.java:116)
at org.tizen.common.core.command.Executor.execute(Executor.java:164)
... 7 more
2019-02-24 10:56:53,532 [ERROR] Main.java(152) - java.util.zip.ZipException: invalid entry size (expected 61948 but got 61958 bytes)
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Need solution to create Distributor Cert with Platform Privilege...
Tizen Studio only shows:
Code:
Public
Partner
Maybe via Command Line?
My old trick at the moment not work anymore in Tizen 3... 4...
Because DUID required to be written into Cert...
Please help. :angel:
Best Regards
I am using Platform Cert"s" from Hash-Signer... so at the moment only usefull in Combination Firmware... for me...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=79416572&postcount=751
But I made 2 new edited Batch Files for me...
1 can handle 2 different Passwords... for athor and Distributor Cert... the second Batch contains the Passwords...
Code:
@echo off
set /p pass="Enter Author certificate password: "
set /p pass2="Enter Distributor certificate password: "
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat cli-config -- .\tizen "default.profiles.path=..\..\..\..\profiles.xml"
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat security-profiles add -- .\tizen -f -n MyProfile -a ..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12 -p %pass% -d ..\..\..\..\..\cert\distributor.p12 -dp %pass2%
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.tpk) do (
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o .\install_me\
)
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.wgt) do (
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o .\install_me\
)
for /D %%d in (.\sign_me\*) do (
IF EXIST %%d\config.xml (
cd %%d
call "..\..\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
cd ..
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt" -o .\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
) ELSE (
IF EXIST %%d\tizen-manifest.xml (
cd %%d
call "..\..\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
cd ..
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk" -o .\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
)
)
)
pause
and
Code:
@echo off
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat cli-config -- .\tizen "default.profiles.path=..\..\..\..\profiles.xml"
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat security-profiles add -- .\tizen -f -n MyProfile -a ..\..\..\..\..\cert\author.p12 -p tizenauthor -d ..\..\..\..\..\cert\distributor.p12 -dp tizenpkcs12passfordsigner
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.tpk) do (
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o .\install_me\
)
for %%f in (.\sign_me\*.wgt) do (
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- "%%f" -o .\install_me\
)
for /D %%d in (.\sign_me\*) do (
IF EXIST %%d\config.xml (
cd %%d
call "..\..\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
cd ..
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t wgt -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt" -o .\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_wgt.wgt"
) ELSE (
IF EXIST %%d\tizen-manifest.xml (
cd %%d
call "..\..\7zipcli\7za.exe" a "..\%%~nd_zip.zip" *
cd ..
move "%%~nd_zip.zip" "%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
cd ..
call tizen\tizen-studio\tools\ide\bin\tizen.bat package -t tpk -s MyProfile -- ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk" -o .\install_me\
del ".\sign_me\%%~nd_tpk.tpk"
)
)
)
pause
Now I still need way to create Platform Cert with f%&ing DUID for Stock Firmware...
Best Regards
My device is rooted but every time I tried to open dsploit apps its showing this massage that " It seems like your rom has LD_library_path bug , I am sorry but this is not compatible with dsploit" . Please any one help me to slove this problem
If device basically runs error free, will say you can run any other apps successfully, then Android's LD_LIBRARY_PATH system variable - what is comparable to PATH system variable in Windows OS - is NOT wrongly set.
In your case it seems to me the app in question doesn't serach for used shared libraries in Android's default LD_LIBRARY_PATH, what may be due to an Android ABI mismatch.
FYI:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH tells the dynamic link loader (ld. so– this little program that starts all your applications) where to search for the dynamic shared libraries an application was linked against. Multiple directories can be listed, separated by a colon ), and this list is then searched before the compiled-in search path(s), and the standard locations (typically /lib, /lib64, /usr/lib, …).
You can query content of LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable
Code:
adb devices
adb shell 'echo "$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"'