prove:
I give a zip file.download and extract it.you can find a video watch it as the prove of this post
You can test GSi ROM without any data loss.....
Requirements:
1.Need a laptop with Linux (window also can do...but Linux is batter for CMD line)
2.Unrooted phone.(magisk patch boot not boot gsi for my case try it if it work or not)
3.vbmeta.img(flash it via 'fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img')
3.java installed in your machine...
4.Working brain to solve Errors.:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Step 1:
Go to the link and download any official gsi arm64-ab version (I can not boot unofficial gsi..Descendant X....any room which it not boot remember you cannot boot it even fastbood method )
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0IRaTTGUOyl04z17LCE96H
Step 2:
Extract and rename file as 'system.img'...
Step 3:
Now open CMD terminal from where your system.img located and paste this cmd...
simg2img system.img system_raw.img
Error and slove...
You need to install simg2img on Linux...
After install and run this CMD you found error like about header file magic or like something...do not worry... that's mean your system.img file already a raw file and do not need to convert it..just rename this file as 'system_raw.img'
Step 4:
Now open CMD terminal from where your system_raw.img located paste this cmd...
gzip -c system_raw.img > system_raw.gz
Wait for finish..
Step 5:
Now connect your phone with via cable and in developers options turn on usb debugging mood and run this CMA...
adb push system_raw.gz /storage/emulated/0/Download/
Wait for finish........
Step 6:
Now run this CMD..
adb shell setprop persist.sys.fflag.override.settings_dynamic_system true
Step 7:
Now run this CMD...
adb shell am start-activity \
-n com.android.dynsystem/com.android.dynsystem.VerificationActivity \
-a android.os.image.action.START_INSTALL \
-d file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/system_raw.gz \
--el KEY_SYSTEM_SIZE $(du -b system_raw.img|cut -f1) \
--el KEY_USERDATA_SIZE 8589934592
You need to varying your identity by fingerprints or parttern if your device has lock function on...after varify you will notice a notification like this...
Dynamic system update
That's mean you can successfully do my instructions....:cyclops::cyclops:..
Wait for finish....
Now you have two option restart or discard....
Tap restart to go to your gsi or discard to destroy gsi install....
On gsi you can do what you want..
If your work or discover finis then reboot the phone with power button option.
After reboot you are now miui and yes no data lost...
After some moments you can again get two options (Restart or discard)...
This process go untill you discard gsi...
If you stay gsi after reboot then run the CMD....
adb shell gsi_tool enable
Now you can stay gsi after reboot how many time you want...
Disable this feature now type this CMD ...
adb shell gsi_tool disable
If you face some problems....tell me want is your problem......
If you can dual boot your device the thanks is free...
Go throw below link for more information...
https://developer.android.com/topic/dsu
Redmi note 9 merlin doesn't support seamless system update. Is it possible to do this?
Halloul said:
Redmi note 9 merlin doesn't support seamless system update. Is it possible to do this?
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I think it's better to provide your questions in Redmi note 9 fourms in Xda.
Check it :https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-9
Halloul said:
Redmi note 9 merlin doesn't support seamless system update. Is it possible to do this?
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Redmi note 9 supporting dynamic storage if it come with android 10 out of box..if you hava fastboot rom then go to image folder on it and find super.img.
If super.img found that's mean your are good to go...
Or if you find system.img and vendor.img then sorry
1st time its works great
Then i want to check another gsi but not showing in the notification menu
Mantipallykrishna said:
1st time its works great
Then i want to check another gsi but not showing in the notification menu
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If you use two GSI. That's mean you install a a dynamic GSI over a GSI then the problem will happen. Because all GSI can not capable with it. If you flash dynamic GSI over MIui Rom then the problem not happened.when you in MIui then restart to go dynamic GSI.when you are in dynamic GSI then do not reboot your device just power off and then power on your device to go MIui.then you find the dynamic GSI restart option again.even if you can not find the notification then go to your device recovery option and reboot device from recovery mood.
Even if your problem not solve then you can activate GSI from adb cmd
adb shell gsi_tool enable
Then you can go GSI and when you reboot you can not go back MIui but it is good option to use GSI without data loss.to deactivate just run this adb cmd
adb shell gsi_tool disable
Now reboot and then you can back MIui again..
But remember to check if your dynamic GSI can connect you PC via adb.
This method work for me.I also face the same problem like you.hope you can solve your problem.and remember one thing that if you use magisk patched boot.img then you can not boot your dynamic GSI.I think it is a bug hopefully it will solve soon
the first time worked fine, then i tried the command: adb shell gsi_tool enable, for some reason i wasn't able to connect to gsi with adb to turn it off: adb shell gsi_tool disable
i flashed miui with miflash, but now the installation won't start again
just found out that when a micro sd card ist in the phone, for some reason dsu won't show up, i removed the micro sd card, restarted the phone, and now dsu shows in the notification bar
Shas45558 said:
prove:
I give a zip file.download and extract it.you can find a video watch it as the prove of this post
You can test GSi ROM without any data loss.....
Requirements:
1.Need a laptop with Linux (window also can do...but Linux is batter for CMD line)
2.Unrooted phone.(magisk patch boot not boot gsi for my case try it if it work or not)
3.vbmeta.img(flash it via 'fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img')
3.java installed in your machine...
4.Working brain to solve Errors.:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Step 1:
Go to the link and download any official gsi arm64-ab version (I can not boot unofficial gsi..Descendant X....any room which it not boot remember you cannot boot it even fastbood method )
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/wiki/Generic-System-Image-%28GSI%29-list&ved=2ahUKEwj04pKZwfnrAhVLfXAKHV8FAFcQFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0IRaTTGUOyl04z17LCE96H
Step 2:
Extract and rename file as 'system.img'...
Step 3:
Now open CMD terminal from where your system.img located and paste this cmd...
simg2img system.img system_raw.img
Error and slove...
You need to install simg2img on Linux...
After install and run this CMD you found error like about header file magic or like something...do not worry... that's mean your system.img file already a raw file and do not need to convert it..just rename this file as 'system_raw.img'
Step 4:
Now open CMD terminal from where your system_raw.img located paste this cmd...
gzip -c system_raw.img > system_raw.gz
Wait for finish..
Step 5:
Now connect your phone with via cable and in developers options turn on usb debugging mood and run this CMA...
adb push system_raw.gz /storage/emulated/0/Download/
Wait for finish........
Step 6:
Now run this CMD..
adb shell setprop persist.sys.fflag.override.settings_dynamic_system true
Step 7:
Now run this CMD...
adb shell am start-activity \
-n com.android.dynsystem/com.android.dynsystem.VerificationActivity \
-a android.os.image.action.START_INSTALL \
-d file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/system_raw.gz \
--el KEY_SYSTEM_SIZE $(du -b system_raw.img|cut -f1) \
--el KEY_USERDATA_SIZE 8589934592
You need to varying your identity by fingerprints or parttern if your device has lock function on...after varify you will notice a notification like this...
Dynamic system update
That's mean you can successfully do my instructions....:cyclops::cyclops:..
Wait for finish....
Now you have two option restart or discard....
Tap restart to go to your gsi or discard to destroy gsi install....
On gsi you can do what you want..
If your work or discover finis then reboot the phone with power button option.
After reboot you are now miui and yes no data lost...
After some moments you can again get two options (Restart or discard)...
This process go untill you discard gsi...
If you stay gsi after reboot then run the CMD....
adb shell gsi_tool enable
Now you can stay gsi after reboot how many time you want...
Disable this feature now type this CMD ...
adb shell gsi_tool disable
If you face some problems....tell me want is your problem......
If you can dual boot your device the thanks is free...
Go throw below link for more information...
https://developer.android.com/topic/dsu
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its give me proble when in start activity at the end.
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adb shell am start-activity \
-n com.android.dynsystem/com.android.dynsystem.VerificationActivity \
-a android.os.image.action.START_INSTALL \
-d file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/system_raw.gz \
--el KEY_SYSTEM_SIZE $(du -b system_raw.img|cut -f1) \
--el KEY_USERDATA_SIZE 8589934592
Exception occurred while executing 'start-activity':
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No intent supplied
at android.content.Intent.parseCommandArgs(Intent.java:7790)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.makeIntent(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:341)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.runStartActivity(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:438)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.onCommand(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:189)
at android.os.BasicShellCommandHandler.exec(BasicShellCommandHandler.java:98)
at android.os.ShellCommand.exec(ShellCommand.java:44)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.onShellCommand(ActivityManagerService.java:11390)
at android.os.Binder.shellCommand(Binder.java:936)
at android.os.Binder.onTransact(Binder.java:820)
at android.app.IActivityManager$Stub.onTransact(IActivityManager.java:5216)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.onTransact(ActivityManagerService.java:3162)
at com.android.server.am.OppoActivityManagerService.onTransact(OppoActivityManagerService.java:169)
at android.os.Binder.execTransactInternal(Binder.java:1166)
at android.os.Binder.execTransact(Binder.java:1130)
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Here Is the error code. Im on A11. Realme C3. But when Im use Dsu and download and install from dsu it works im confused ??
fire7ly said:
its give me proble when in start activity at the end.
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adb shell am start-activity \
-n com.android.dynsystem/com.android.dynsystem.VerificationActivity \
-a android.os.image.action.START_INSTALL \
-d file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/system_raw.gz \
--el KEY_SYSTEM_SIZE $(du -b system_raw.img|cut -f1) \
--el KEY_USERDATA_SIZE 8589934592
Exception occurred while executing 'start-activity':
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No intent supplied
at android.content.Intent.parseCommandArgs(Intent.java:7790)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.makeIntent(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:341)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.runStartActivity(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:438)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerShellCommand.onCommand(ActivityManagerShellCommand.java:189)
at android.os.BasicShellCommandHandler.exec(BasicShellCommandHandler.java:98)
at android.os.ShellCommand.exec(ShellCommand.java:44)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.onShellCommand(ActivityManagerService.java:11390)
at android.os.Binder.shellCommand(Binder.java:936)
at android.os.Binder.onTransact(Binder.java:820)
at android.app.IActivityManager$Stub.onTransact(IActivityManager.java:5216)
at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.onTransact(ActivityManagerService.java:3162)
at com.android.server.am.OppoActivityManagerService.onTransact(OppoActivityManagerService.java:169)
at android.os.Binder.execTransactInternal(Binder.java:1166)
at android.os.Binder.execTransact(Binder.java:1130)
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Here Is the error code. Im on A11. Realme C3. But when Im use Dsu and download and install from dsu it works im confused ??
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Use dsu..it is easy method
Shas45558 said:
Use dsu..it is easy method
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Yeah You Are Right ! . But Dsu gives Only Aosp Gsis. Which Is not So Great. If Any Ways I use Pixel Gsis it Would Be Great.
fire7ly said:
Yeah You Are Right ! . But Dsu gives Only Aosp Gsis. Which Is not So Great. If Any Ways I use Pixel Gsis it Would Be Great.
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Hmm...thats is the point...use linux and when you input any cmd you must open cmd pannel from where you kept the rom which you try to installed...
Shas45558 said:
Hmm...thats is the point...use linux and when you input any cmd you must open cmd pannel from where you kept the rom which you try to installed...
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you mean same directory where gsi present.
fire7ly said:
you mean same directory where gsi present.
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Yes..
work in poco m3?
how about redmi note 9 pro sir? can you give me a link for the tut?
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Run Ubuntu 10.10 on Nexus One
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Background:
In June 2010, XDA zedomax got Ubuntu 9.04 running on Nexus One, tutorial is available at this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=718952
I continued studying the tutorial and worked out a way to make Ubuntu 9.04 running better, smoother and cause less error, here's my post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=815532
Recently HTC_Linux team has released version 0.3 of their Ubuntu image, compare to the original guide provided by zedomax, the v0.3 release is based on the latest Ubuntu 10.10. So I thought about making this tutorial to guide you to run Ubuntu 10.10 on your Nexus One.
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What benefits will you get from running Ubuntu 10.10 on Nexus One (at least):
1. Fully functional Linux terminal, with all standard Linux command line utilities
2. Fully functional desktop browser Firefox 3.6.13
3. Ability to compile and run native Linux applications
4. Bunch of graphical Internet and utility applications as shown in the screenshots
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Credit:
Thanks to the great XDA-developers community.
Thanks to Zedomax for providing the original tutorial of running Ubuntu on Nexus One.
Thanks to HTC_Linux team for creating the optimised Ubuntu 10.10 image file.
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Now the tutorial starts.
Preparation:
1. A micro SD card at least 4GB in capacity, 8GB/16GB is recommended
2. (Optional) If you're using Froyo App2SD, move all your applications which are on SD card back to Internal Storage, or you may also uninstall all applications that are on SD card. If you fail to do so, you won't be able to enter Ubuntu. However I've discovered a way that you won't need to move or uninstall apps on SD card, will discuss later.
3. Basic Linux shell knowledge
Then:
1. Get Ubuntu 10.10 from this post (file name: hd2-ubuntu_0.3.zip): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=889433
2. Download attached scripts.zip
3. On your computer, make a directory on a partition that has more than 3.5GB available space, name the directory “ubuntu” (case-sensitive!)
4. Extract three scripts (b, e, u) from scripts.zip to the directory ubuntu
5. Once you finish download hd2-ubuntu_0.3.zip, extract linux/rootfs.ext2 to the directory ubuntu
6. In your ubuntu directory, rename rootfs.ext2 into ubuntu.img (case-sensitive!)
7. Now verify that you have the following files in your computer's ubuntu directory: b, e, u, ubuntu.img
8. Copy the whole ubuntu directory onto your SD card, put the SD card back to your phone
9. Power up your Nexus One
Now we have some script work:
1. Run a terminal application from your phone (e.g. Android Terminal, Better Terminal Emulator)
2. type “cd /sdcard/ubuntu” (enter)
3. type “sh u” (enter)
4. If you see “Type 'b' to boot Ubuntu”, then you're almost there!
5. Type “b” (enter)
6. If you see “[email protected]:/#” (like shown in screenshot) Congratulations! Now you're running Ubuntu 10.10 on your Nexus One!
Whenever you want to enter Ubuntu again, simply type “b” (enter) in your Android Terminal.
To properly exit from Ubuntu, you must type “exit” from Ubuntu terminal.
If your Android terminal application gets killed by Android system (i.e. you lost Ubuntu terminal), you need to go back to Android terminal, type “e” (enter), that will properly unmount Ubuntu.
Very often that you can get “loop device busy” error when exiting from Ubuntu, in that case, type “e” (enter) multiple times (it's harmless to run “e” script multiple times, don't worry). If still you get “loop device busy” error, don't worry, ignore it then.
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(Optional) If you would prefer working with GUI, now let's do some extra script work:
1. Install “android-vnc-viewer” from Market (freeware)
2. Enter Ubuntu terminal
3. Make sure that you have network connection (Wi-fi recommended)
4. type “apt-get update” (enter), and wait till it finishes
5. type “apt-get install tightvncserver” (enter) and answer “y” to the question
6. After installed tightvncserver, type “cd /bin” (enter)
7. Type the following commands (all are case-sensitive!):
“cat > x” (enter)
“rm -r -f /tmp” (enter)
“mkdir /tmp” (enter)
“chmod 777 /tmp” (enter)
“export USER=root” (enter)
“export XKL_XMODMAP_DISABLE=1” (enter)
“vncserver -geometry 1024x800” (enter)
(enter)
(press and hold trackball and click D on keyboard)
“chmod 777 x” (enter)
8. The above procedure makes a script named “x”, whenever you want to start GUI, you need to type “x” (enter).
Notice that the first time (only the first time) you run “x” script you'll be prompt to enter a password for VNC connection, then you'll be asked whether to create a “view-only” password, since it is not necessary, answer “n” to the question.
9. Start “android-vnc-viewer”, create a new connection with the following settings:
Nickname: (anything you like to identify the connection)
Password: the VNC connection password that you created when ran the “x”script
Address: localhost
Port: 5901
Color format: 24-bit color (4 bpp)
Click “Connect” button, and in about a minute, you'll see your Ubuntu 10.10 desktop!
10. We still need to create one final script called “s”, now go back to your Ubuntu terminal and type:
“cd /bin” (enter)
“cat > s” (enter)
“export USER=root” (enter)
“vncserver -kill :1” (enter)
“vncserver -kill :2” (enter)
“sudo reboot” (enter)
“sudo halt” (enter)
(enter)
(press and hold trackball and click “D” on keyboard)
“chmod 777 s” (enter)
11. If you have GUI running, you * MUST * type “s” (enter) to stop VNC server before you exit from Ubuntu terminal!
In case that your Android kills your Android Terminal application and you still have VNC server running, do the following steps:
a. Start Android Terminal
b. type “b” (enter) to bring back Ubuntu terminal
c. type “s” (enter) to stop VNC server
d. type “exit” (enter) to exit from Ubuntu terminal
Fail to do so you will have problem with VNC connection next time you use it.
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What are not working in Ubuntu:
1. Sound
2. Some applications may not run (I guess, due to Android memory management mechanism)
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A little trick to access SD card from your Ubuntu:
1. Install “SwiFTP” from Market (freeware)
2. Set up FTP server using SwiFTP
3. In Ubuntu, “Places → Connect to Server” then:
Service type: FTP (with login)
Server: localhost
Port: (port number specified in SwiFTP, default is 2121)
Folder: /
User Name: (user name specified in SwiFTP)
Then press “Connect” and enter your password specified in SwiFTP. Now feel free to access your phone's file system!
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How to bring up Ubuntu if you have applications installed on SD card using Froyo App2SD:
1. Make sure that your Android Terminal application is installed in Internal Storage
2. Put a shortcut to Android Terminal application on your home screen
3. Make sure you have got ubuntu directory and all its contents on SD card
4. Reboot your phone (stay sharp, these following steps require perfect timing!)
5. Once you enter lock screen, Immediately unlock it.
6. Enter Android Terminal and type “b” as quick as possible, do not press Enter yet!
7. Pay close attention to your notification bar, as soon as the “SD: Checking for errors” notification disappears (the little SD icon disappears), Immediately press Enter.
8. Now you should be in Ubuntu terminal, wait 1-2 minutes before you do anything else.
9. After 1-2 minutes, you may do whatever you want.
With some applications installed on SD card, you must do the procedure above to bring up Ubuntu terminal each time you reboot your phone.
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That's it! Thank you for reading this tutorial. Please feel free to make any comment or ask any question!
Awesome. I'll be trying this out as soon as I get a larger SD card. It would be great if you could upload a .zip with all of the scripts, downloads, etc. already placed in one folder; that would make it a lot easier.
Thx U for this Tutorial....it was really helpful...Can u fix the adobe flash thing...i know that sound will not work but just wondering if it can be installed.
yumcax said:
Awesome. I'll be trying this out as soon as I get a larger SD card. It would be great if you could upload a .zip with all of the scripts, downloads, etc. already placed in one folder; that would make it a lot easier.
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Actually I thought about the same but here my uploading speed is 15kb/s maximum, so I'm not sure if I'm gonna upload a 600mb file...
reubenjack said:
Thx U for this Tutorial....it was really helpful...Can u fix the adobe flash thing...i know that sound will not work but just wondering if it can be installed.
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Adobe Flash has no support for ARM architecture.. sorry, there's no way to install Adobe Flash plugin for Firefox on Ubuntu ARM.
OMG Im abt to die. Transfering the folder to my sd card takes 20 min. I really nid to get a better memory card (higher speed). SIGH..
Works nice on my N1 running MIUI 12.24..
BTW I have a question, if I wipe my phone(data,cache).. Would I need to perform any steps then?
Keshav_CoolDude said:
Works nice on my N1 running MIUI 12.24..
BTW I have a question, if I wipe my phone(data,cache).. Would I need to perform any steps then?
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If you re-installed a rom (i.e. /system partition gets rewritten)
You'll need to execute the following commands on Android Terminal:
cd /sdcard/ubuntu
sh u
then type "b" to enter Ubuntu terminal
Happy New Year!
Hey,
In the OP you mention that some apps will not run because of the memory management? Is there a size threshold that this is start to be seen at or is it totally random on which things run/don't?
Thanks
houzuoguo said:
If you re-installed a rom (i.e. /system partition gets rewritten)
You'll need to execute the following commands on Android Terminal:
cd /sdcard/ubuntu
sh u
then type "b" to enter Ubuntu terminal
Happy New Year!
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Okay.. Thanks for the guide..
Happy New Year..
Chopes said:
Hey,
In the OP you mention that some apps will not run because of the memory management? Is there a size threshold that this is start to be seen at or is it totally random on which things run/don't?
Thanks
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I'm not very familiar with Linux kernel so sorry I can't give an accurate explanation
According to my observation, many applications in the Ubuntu 10.10 can successfully start (program title appears in task bar) but immediately they turn off by themselves.
And it seems to me that all those applications share a same characteristic: they're relatively bigger than others. For example, Terminal runs, Dictionary runs, Firefox runs, but Ubuntu Software Centre won't run.
So my guess is ... Android system would not allocate too much memory for an application in Ubuntu, thus they get killed before they could start.
I'll give this a one thumb up, because I got it working, got to play around a bit... it looks really nice... but I did a reboot of my phone after shutting it down properly, and now everytime I try to launch ubuntu again, I get a bunch of errors.
I've tried just about everything.... restoring to my nand backup I did before trying this, deleting the files off the sdcard and on my system relating to this, tried to set everything back up... but I still get errors and I can't get past them, even with trying "e" in the term.
FWIW, I'm on CM 6.1.1 and I do use DTa2sd with plenty of space left on all partitions. Here's a pastebin of my errors : http://pastebin.com/adCQ62iF
tehgeekguy said:
I'll give this a one thumb up, because I got it working, got to play around a bit... it looks really nice... but I did a reboot of my phone after shutting it down properly, and now everytime I try to launch ubuntu again, I get a bunch of errors.
I've tried just about everything.... restoring to my nand backup I did before trying this, deleting the files off the sdcard and on my system relating to this, tried to set everything back up... but I still get errors and I can't get past them, even with trying "e" in the term.
FWIW, I'm on CM 6.1.1 and I do use DTa2sd with plenty of space left on all partitions. Here's a pastebin of my errors : http://pastebin.com/adCQ62iF
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Happy New Year!
Could you please go to Settings-> Application Settings-> Manage Applications-> on SD card and confirm there is no application on SD card?
Also please make sure you execute "b" after "Checking for Errors" notification disappears.
Running this distro does that mean i can use firesheep on my n1?
Awesome! What kind of battery life are you seeing using Ubuntu? Any apps in particular you've enjoyed having on your N1?
rossonza said:
Running this distro does that mean i can use firesheep on my n1?
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According to my study Firesheep would require WinPcap to work, WinPcap is only available for Windows so unfortunately you can't use it.
Deathwish238 said:
Awesome! What kind of battery life are you seeing using Ubuntu? Any apps in particular you've enjoyed having on your N1?
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I notice battery drains 2-3 mAh more when Ubuntu is idle, when actually using Ubuntu I notice 30-40mAh higher current draw. So actually it's not much
hey thanx houzuoguo,
working great on my n1....!!
is there any solution for the sound to run...??
I cant seem to get any of the "cat >" letters to work, it just hangs in the terminal.
houzuoguo said:
According to my study Firesheep would require WinPcap to work, WinPcap is only available for Windows so unfortunately you can't use it.
I notice battery drains 2-3 mAh more when Ubuntu is idle, when actually using Ubuntu I notice 30-40mAh higher current draw. So actually it's not much
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Firesheep works in Ubuntu, you just have to compile it yourself.
1) Download the required dependencies:
Code:
sudo apt-get install autoconf libtool libpcap-dev libboost-all-dev libhal-dev xulrunner-1.9.2-dev
2) Install git:
Code:
sudo apt-get install git
3) Download the Firesheep source:
Code:
git clone https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep.git
4) Change to the Firesheep directory:
Code:
cd firesheep
5) Initialize it:
Code:
git submodule update --init
6) Compile it:
Code:
./autogen.sh && make
7) You'll find the file in the build directory.
hotweiss said:
Firesheep works in Ubuntu, you just have to compile it yourself.
1) Download the required dependencies:
Code:
sudo apt-get install autoconf libtool libpcap-dev libboost-all-dev libhal-dev xulrunner-1.9.2-dev
2) Install git:
Code:
sudo apt-get install git
3) Download the Firesheep source:
Code:
git clone https://github.com/codebutler/firesheep.git
4) Change to the Firesheep directory:
Code:
cd firesheep
5) Initialize it:
Code:
git submodule update --init
6) Compile it:
Code:
./autogen.sh && make
7) You'll find the file in the build directory.
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Not to threadjack or anything of the sort but:
Does the above method work on getting firesheep installed on a n1 running ubuntu or is this just the way to install it assuming your running on normal hardware?
Second question, what is the resulting file?
Thanks,
Which terminal application are you using, and did you type the "cat >" on screen keyboard or copy&paste?
Before I get into this guide I am going to start off with a disclaimer. If you break or harm your device. Or make it unbootable. This is not my fault, and you understand that you are doing this at your OWN RISK.
Now let's get into the guide!
Tip for Section Number #1: If you are having trouble using the windows file explorer or any other OS, use Sync by BitTorrent and sync files to your computer, I am not promoting the app for any self gain, just a suggestion
NOTICE: ROOTING THE N PREVIEW IS ONLY POSSIBLE USING A DECRYPTED DEVICE FROM MY KNOWLEDGE
This will be separated into sections. As listed below:
Installing Android N with working TWRP
Rooting Android N Preview
Enabling Permissive SELinux without a instant reboot
More may be added in the future!
Installing Android N with a working TWRP
Easier method :
If you have Marshmallow already installed, you can enroll your device for a OTA of Android N Developer Preview. Or you can install Marshmallow and then do the same.
Longer method :
Backup all your userdata files (I MEAN EVERYTHING!) this will erase all of your files if you want a working TWRP.
1. Download the Android N .tgz file for your device from here -=OPTIONAL=-Download the modifed boot image with decryption on boot disabled for your Preview version here
2. Decompress/extract every file. (the main file and the image directory) I would recommend having all of them in the same folder
3. Make sure you have fastboot, then open a terminal/command prompt in that folder - Shift + right click in windows then open command prompt here
4. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR DATA BACKED UP, THIS IS NECESSARY IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR FILES AND HAVING A WORKING TWRP - optional
5. Boot your device into the bootloader, power down your phone (this is for nexus 6p) and hold the power button + volume down until you see a Android figure laying down
6. Do the following commands in a terminal with fastboot installed - this is inferring you have a unlocked bootloader
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash radio radio.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img - the modified one you downloaded, if you did.
fastboot flash recovery twrp-xxxxx-angler
fastboot format cache
fastboot flash cache cache.img
-=OPTIONAL, FOR DECRYPTION AND WORKING TWRP=-:fastboot format userdata - do not flash the userdata.img unless you have a 32gb Nexus 6P.
fastboot reboot
Now, once the device boots. Set it up and go to Settings>Security and under encryption if you want a working TWRP, it should say Decrypt phone. If not, look back and see if you did a step wrong.
Rooting Android N Preview xx
1. Download the latest BETA of SuperSU - or anything above 1.74. BETA onto your device's sdcard directory. (otherwise known as /storage/emulated/0/)
2. Reboot your device to TWRP by powering off your device, then holding the power button + volume down. Once in the bootloader, tap the volume down button until you land on Recovery. Then press the power button.
3. Go to the install section, and flash your SuperSU zip.
4. Reboot, it may reboot a few times. Let the device run it's course until it lands at the lockscreen, this is important.
Enabling a permissive SELinux without a instant reboot
Follow the guide here
In other words, download the logd file and copy and paste it to /system/bin/ then replace the other file after backing it up.
Then do
setenforce 0
in a terminal with root access on your device and then do getenforce to check if it's working.
This enables you to restore backups using Titanium backup, as it doesn't work without doing this.
Credits
Credit for SuperSU goes to @Chainfire
Credit for the modified boot.img goes to @Tigerstown
Credit for getting Permissive SELinux to work on Android N goes to @gubacsek
I do not take credit for any of the downloaded content, all of the downloaded files goes to their original creators.
PM me if anything is wrong, or edit this post!
Mods, if this post is in the wrong place. Move it to the correct place please!
Happy modding of your Nexus 6P on Android N Preview!
Isn't this the same guide as this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206928 ?
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA-Developers mobile app
johnhazelwood said:
Isn't this the same guide as this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3206928 ?
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA-Developers mobile app
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Yes, in some ways. But this thread is all the information from around XDA put in one place. As I haven't found a thread with the information put together like this.
Yeah, I agree. I had to hunt through several threads to find this when I updated both my 6P's to N the other day. I knew the info was out there, but was a PITA to find. Too bad you didn't put this thread up 3 days ago when I needed it LOL.
Just a quick FYI, it is possible to run rooted N with encryption. I just wrote a guide on how to do it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-android-nougat-developer-preview-t3410906
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Great guise. Might use this later to finally flash android N. I just wished that xposed worked with Android N.
TnT_ said:
This enables you to restore backups using Titanium backup, as it doesn't work without doing this.
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If you don't like to disable SELinux, you can simply change SELinux's policy using supolicy. Execute the following commands in the terminal:
Code:
supolicy --live "allow system_app shell_data_file dir { search read write }"
supolicy --live "allow system_app dalvikcache_data_file dir { write read add_name remove_name }"
supolicy --live "allow system_app dalvikcache_data_file file { create }"
supolicy --live "allow system_app shell_data_file file { read open write }"
The following commands are needed for AdAway (busybox required):
Code:
supolicy --live "allow untrusted_app system_data_file file { read write }"
supolicy --live "allow shell dalvikcache_data_file dir { read write }"
supolicy --live "allow shell shell capability { dac_override }"
supolicy --live "allow shell dalvikcache_data_file dir { write remove_name add_name }"
supolicy --live "allow shell dalvikcache_data_file file { create write read open }"
This doesnt work for me. I tried twice. I even tried the modified boot.img. both times it says in security encrypted phone. What do I do?
XAL2 said:
This doesnt work for me. I tried twice. I even tried the modified boot.img. both times it says in security encrypted phone. What do I do?
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@XAL2 you don't need to be decrypted - scroll up to my last post in the thread and follow the instructions there to get N and keep encryption.
asj0422 said:
@XAL2 you don't need to be decrypted - scroll up to my last post in the thread and follow the instructions there to get N and keep encryption.
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So do I have to flash back to Marshmallow stock then try to reflash N? Or do I just go into the bootloader and reflash the M vendor image flash twrp, boot into it flash super su, and then reflash the N vendor and reboot?
Can you dirty flash (wipe cache) N over M? My device is running a stock image + root + busybox, TWRP, encrypted. Can I just flash everything over (without recovery) via fastboot, root via TWRP, and be done with it?
XAL2 said:
So do I have to flash back to Marshmallow stock then try to reflash N? Or do I just go into the bootloader and reflash the M vendor image flash twrp, boot into it flash super su, and then reflash the N vendor and reboot?
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That sounds like it would work to me - although I don't think you have to flash the M vendor image before you flash the recovery, you just can't have the N vendor image when you try to use twrp.
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vostok4 said:
Can you dirty flash (wipe cache) N over M? My device is running a stock image + root + busybox, TWRP, encrypted. Can I just flash everything over (without recovery) via fastboot, root via TWRP, and be done with it?
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Technically, yes - check out this guide I wrote, it's actually for your exact scenario. The issue is that twrp doesn't play nice with N, but if you wait on the vendor image before you use twrp, you're good to go.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-android-nougat-developer-preview-t3410906
Thank you, that worked perfectly!
First thing to do is to unlock bootloader and then root your device. Then go to terminal on pc and enable usb debugging. type:
adb shell
su
then copy and paste all this into the terminal window : https://del.dog/asovalisad.pl then type enter.
if you go to aida 64 it will tell you that all your sensors are working again. DO NOT REBOOT, FIX DOESN'T STICK AFTER REBOOT Tested on Pixel 3 (blueline) but it should work on every pixel. full credit to @ab123321 and @_LLJY
Add "sync"
Hey if you're touching the persist partition, you'll want to add a "sync" command to flush content out to the disk / UFS.
zaacc said:
First thing to do is to unlock bootloader and then root your device. Then go to terminal on pc and enable usb debugging. type:
adb shell
su
then copy and paste all this into the terminal window : https://del.dog/asovalisad.pl then type enter.
if you go to aida 64 it will tell you that all your sensors are working again. DO NOT REBOOT, FIX DOESN'T STICK AFTER REBOOT Tested on Pixel 3 (blueline) but it should work on every pixel. full credit to @ab123321 and @_LLJY
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Thank you for sharing the script.
A suggestion to try out: put this script in init so it is initialised at each reboot.
Let us know if it works!
--- This is not made by me. This is an repost to XDA. ---
This is 32-bit, so you can use offical TWRP.
Made by hacker12455 and Lukapanio
Bugs:
Camera and minor bugs
Installation:
(Requires ADB + Fastboot, Linux on the PC and Git)
1. Format the data partition with ext4 (Format != Wipe)
2. Download the latest halium-boot.img from https://sourceforge.net/projects/ubports-cedric/files
3. Run
Code:
fastboot flash boot halium-boot.img
4. Download the latest ubports-touch.rootfs-xenial-armhf.tar.gz from https://ci.ubports.com/job/xenial-rootfs-armhf/
5. Download the latest system.img from https://sourceforge.net/projects/ubports-cedric/files
6. Clone https://gitlab.com/JBBgameich/halium-install git repository and go into that folder
7. Run
Code:
./halium-install -v -p ut path/to/ubports-touch.rootfs-xenial-armhf.tar.gz path/to/system.img
8. Reboot your phone.
9. Run
Code:
dmesg -w
and look for an GNU/Linux device.
10. Connect your computer to the RNDIS network that appeared when you rebooted your phone. (If not already happened.)
11. SSH onto the device:
Code:
ssh [email protected]
12. Follow that guide: http://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/running-ut.html
You made it!
Source: https://github.com/ubports-on-cedric
Download: http://ubports-cedric.sf.net
Fail, ignore
Screenshots!
Note: Visual glitch already fixed, old screenshots.
About this device is coming soon.
Nice, i will try it tomorrow
[censored because imei leak, looking for new screenshot]
@nift4 the broken things are fixable?
lucki1000 said:
@nift4 the broken things are fixable?
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Sound yes
Why authors are redacted?
nift4 said:
Why authors are redacted?
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Follow the xda rules - telegram is not allowed on xda nor is the promotion of any other social media
XDA is a place for discussion and building of android projects - if everyone went to telegram the forums would be empty
I'd advise you remove all references to telegram
Done
EDIT: I did not want to break the rules I simply did not made it
Ok, I:
- Flashed the boot image from fastboot mode
- Booted into TWRP because the halium-install script tried to use ADB (there's no ADB in fastboot mode!)
- image flashed, i rebooted and the RNDIS appeared with
Code:
sudo dmesg -w
but ssh connection is refused on port 22, and when I connected with telnet the commands from the last guide (had to use the Wayback Machine, since the actual page doesn't exist anymore) but
Code:
/ # cat /var/lib/lxc/android/rootfs/ueventd*.rc|grep ^/dev|sed -e 's/^\/dev\///'|awk '{
printf "ACTION==\"add\", KERNEL==\"%s\", OWNER=\"%s\", GROUP=\"%s\", MODE=\"%s\"\n",$1,
$3,$4,$2}' | sed -e 's/\r//' >/usr/lib/lxc-android-config/70-cedric.rules
cat: can't open '/var/lib/lxc/android/rootfs/ueventd*.rc': No such file or directory
/bin/sh: can't create /usr/lib/lxc-android-config/70-cedric.rules: nonexistent directory
/ #
So, what am I doing wrong? Is there a more recent version?
This step by step tutorial is all about
☆☆☆ FastbootD video tutorial : https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvggR4skCxYzhB3SXxpSx4LvRzGwx9k45Full round-trip of "GSIs flashing process".
Step to install Stock ROM with Fastboot ability.(need 3in1.tar)
Step to flash GSI on top of Stock ROM.
get rid of SU.which came with "bvS" or "bgS" Variant.(option if you want Magisk)
Step to update GSI without lost your data include magisk.
Step to Recovery back to the First Boot with Magisk (hidden).
<<Additional for PHH AOSP>>
Add Adaptive Auto-brightness for T225 (magisk module) here
Add Face Unlock. here
<< Additional for Stock SAM A13 based>>
Add Restore Samsung Knox features.(had lost from unlocked and root)
Add Advanced Setup New LeOS
ADD DUAL BOOT WITH Vega Bobo DSU Sideloader. (SAM Stock A13 Base) Example here:
**FastbootD Help.
fastboot commands
fastboot commands. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
gist.github.com
--info--
Sam did not provided " fastboot mode" for all devices. only "Odin flashing tool".
What is the FasdtbootD?
What is FastbootD? How to Boot to FastbootD Mode
In this tutorial, we will explain you what is FastbootD Mode in Android, how to boot to FastbootD Mode and how to exit this mode.
www.droidwin.com
*Limitation of FastbootD
FastbootD not the same as regular "fastboot", impossible to use fastbootd without " Dynamic partition. etc., dynamic partitions are automatically created, resized, or deleted as needed.
*FastbootD has access in logical partition like Super Partition.
( have odm +product+vendor+system partition inside) , Because dynamic partitions are implemented in userspace, partitions needed by the bootloader can't be made dynamic. For example, boot, dtbo, and vbmeta are read by the bootloader, and so must remain as physical partitions.
then
You can't uses by fastbootD performed
Code:
fastboot --disable-verity flash vbmata vbmeta.img
✓ Not enough space to resize partition solution
Solution:
Removing stock system_ext and/or product from fastbootd is enough, like so:
***Don't uses this command
"fastboot delete-logical-partition product"
why ?
the product partition, with around 1.3GB in size isn’t even required by the GSIs.
then you can delete data on product partition.
*(Didn't delete product partition itself but deletes only data inside this partition , then android will auto-resize product'spartition.)
Do this.
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
Code:
fastboot erase product
set the size of the product partition to 0
Code:
fastboot resize-logical-partition product 0x0
To verify if the partition size has become 0.
Code:
fastboot getvar all
If one of the lines shows the below code, then the process is a success.
Code:
(bootloader) partition-size:product:0x0
{
"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"
}
or
>fastboot erase system_ext
>fastboot resize-logical-partition system_ext 0x0
---End Info--
Resource:
Basic knownledge.
my customAP tutorial.
** When using FastbootD you should knows
Set of fastbootd command.
-content-
Flashing Any GSIsUsing Fastboot without CustomAP 》Save your time.Example_use AOSP A13 from phhusson TrebleDroid GSI.
Complete Cycle From Fastboot Flashing >>>ROOT (Magisk,SU)>>Customized UI >>Update without Lost Data and Magisk.Requirement:
-Unlocked BootLoader
-(Recommend) Stock Firmware Update to A13 such as
"SM-T225XXU1CWA2" etc.,
Why? Used Android 13 GSIs.
1. MTP works
2. Offline Charging works
3. Google Assistant can call for you. (Ok Google call xxx) Stock A13 didn't do it.
etc.,
>Step to install Stock ROM together with Fastboot ability at the same time.
(clean install with stock firmware)
Extract AP Framework File for "recovery.img.lz4" and patch to add FastbootD ability. [ Download Attach file ] or patch by yourself here https://github.com/Johx22/Patch-Recovery.
Flash Stock Framework File with odin. (AP , BL, CP, CSC_not_home) + Magisk patch-boot & vbmeta & patch-recovery at (USERDATA Slot) ( include 3 patch-files to one tar file) [ Download Attach file ] -After reboot must connects internet and set "Developer options = enable OEM unlocking + USB debugging"
(Computer) Download and extract Platform tools to C:\ https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.
(Computer) Download and install Fastboot interface Driver. https://www.droidwin.com/how-to-install-fastboot-drivers-in-windows-11/
Note:
1.you can dirty flash patched fastbootD-recovery at AP slot. When you had any firmware or gsi installed.
2.Howto magisk-patch (boot.img.lz4 + vbmeta.img.lz4). in General Section.
>Step to flash GSI on top of Stock ROM
Set of Command to install GSIs on top of Stock Firmware.
-Connect device with USB cable to Computer.
-Download your GSIs.
-Extract "GSI.img file into platform tools directory.
-open CMD inside the platform-tools folder and then type in the below command
** Check device was already connected with computer.
*** Check bootloader version (patched) is the same as your device's firmware.
0.
Code:
adb devices
1.
Code:
adb reboot fastboot
-Device will turn display into FastbootD mode
2.
Code:
fastboot erase system
option: if you founded ‘Not enough space to resize partition’) error.
Code:
fastboot delete-logical-partition product
3.
Code:
fastboot flash system gsi-filename.img
4. FastootD (pic below)Select "Enter recovery menu"
5.Recovery (pic below)
Select "wipe data/factory reset" menu
6. Recovery (pic above)
Select "reboot system now" menu
>>Finished " Flashing with FastbootD"<<
After installation.
- This variant was included with " PHH-SU".
>Step get rid of SU.(option if you want Magisk) (bvS or bgS variant)
adb shell Enter
su Enter
chmod +x /system/bin/phh-securize.sh Enter
/system/bin/phh-securize.sh Enter
* Device will auto reboot.
After this Magisk icon will show up.
Click Magisk icon to continue setup additional files and reboot.
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*Step to update GSI without lost your data include magisk.
*** (Recommended: use Magisk-Gapps, if you don't want to re-process install gapps again.)
Disable all magisk modules. (if you used another Launcher or Port it from another GSI , pleases uninstall it first.)
Flash New-Update-GSI with FastbootD
Code:
fastboot flash system new-gsi.IMG
then REBOOT System (No factory reset or wipe data)
Code:
fastboot reboot
After get rid of SU , magisk will show up.
get rid of SU
Code:
adb shell
Code:
su
Code:
chmod +x /system/bin/phh-securize.sh
Code:
/system/bin/phh-securize.sh
Note: After this magisk will works again. (with all modules you had installed .)
===End of Update Version info===
Scripts by phhusson to automatically build/CI/Release TrebleDroid GSI
more than 2 times per month
Then I write this easy additional way to update without lost your data..
>Step to Recovery back toThe First Boot with Magisk (hidden installed).
1.Run Factory Reset From Recovery by press and hold (Power+ Vol down)
2. Connect internet and enable Developer options.
3. Enable OEM unlocking & USB debugging.
4. Reboot after that Magisk setting icon will show up again.
--End update--
Happy Chinese New Year!General Section
** Compared 2 projects
** Restore Samsung Knox features.
✓ How to create Magisk patch for boot.img + vbmeta.img
extract (vbmeta.img.lz4 + boot.img.lz4) from your AP Stock
create compress one file xxx .tar with 7zip
move (vbmeta.img.lz4 + boot.img.lz4).tar (xxx.tar) to tab a7 lite
install magisk.apk on you tab a7 lite
patch the tar file. (with magisk manager)
result magisk-patch file at Tab a7 :-Download folder.
✓ Howto install fastboot driver.
How to Install Fastboot Drivers in Windows 11
In this comprehensive tutorial, we will show you the detailed steps to install the Fastboot Drivers onto your Windows 11 PC
www.droidwin.com
✓ [Add pre-patch-recovery-FastbootD]
*** S2 = can't downgrade (Android version) even firmware version.
SM-T220 A13SM-T225 A13SM-T 227U A13SM-T 225N A13T220XXS2CWA7T225XXS2CWA8T227UVLU3CVLAT225NKOU1CWA3T220XXU1CWA2T225XXS2CWA6T220XXU1CWA1T225XXU1CWA2T220XXU1CVL7T225XXU1CVL6T220XXU1CVL5T225XXU1CVL5T220XXS2CWA8T225XXU2CWB3
✓ Howto install "adb &fastboot" on PC
Samsung Android USB Driver | Samsung Developers
You need the driver only if you are developing on Windows and want to connect a Samsung Android device to your development environment over USB.
developer.samsung.com
You should also replace your adb with the latest binaries by Google.
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
Download the platform tools for windows zip file. Find out where your current adb.exe file is located. Extract the zip into that location, overwrite the old file(s).
Note: Don't delete any files from platform-tools
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
√ Download:
Where are New AOSP A13 official?
Releases · TrebleDroid/treble_experimentations
Scripts to automatically build/CI/Release TrebleDroid GSI - TrebleDroid/treble_experimentations
github.com
Note: (Read/Write System should uses variant "vndklite".)
✓Changes PHH-SU to Magisk.
- Connect device with your computer. run below command.
Code:
adb shell Enter
su Enter
chmod +x /system/bin/phh-securize.sh Enter
/system/bin/phh-securize.sh Enter
May be didn't found phh-securize.sh only uses root file manager deleted "/system/xbin/su"
√ You can install "GAPPS" by adb shell or by Magisk-Gapps module.
(Cause we didn't have TWRP, but don't worry about TWRP.)
*install Bromite Systemwebview
*Vega Bobo DSU Sideloader (Root mode with magisk)
*this firmware can't downgrade.**S2**T225XXS2CWA6 , it will no longer be possible to roll back even to the previous firmware .
( A13"SM-T225XXU1CWA2)
* Add some T220 FastbootD -Recovery-patch
Reserved:
Option tools for customize your AOSP GSI.
Install Gapps modules with Magisk. ( For Android 13)DOWNLOAD: https://litegapps.site/index.html
CLICK NAME FOR DOWNLOAD
1. [MAGISK]LiteGapps_Nano_arm64_13.0_v2.8_official.zip (Base)
2. GoogleSearch_LiteGapps_Addon_arm64_13.0.zip. (add-on)
3. GoogleAssistant_LiteGapps_Addon_arm64_13.0.zip. (add-on)
Note: you can add add-on mod from here.
STEP. ( with magisk manager )
Flash 1 and Reboot
Flash 2 and Reboot
Flash 3 and Reboot
How to configure Google Assistant . ( For make a call )
-Set Default Digital Assistant.
Open Setting and Search with keyword " digital assistant or assistant"
-Configure OK Google.
Open Setting 》Google 》Setting for Google apps 》Search Assistant & Voice 》 Google Assistant 》Hey Google & Voice match
ENABLE Hey Google.
tom.android said:
You can install "GAPPS" by adb shell .
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Where can I download a compatible package and what command besides adb shell do I have to run in order to install?
nirogu325 said:
Where can I download a compatible package and what command besides adb shell do I have to run in order to install?
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readme inside archrive.
tom.android said:
readme inside archrive.
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The readme only leads me to the package's website which does not tell me which specific command I have to run after adb shell. I then went to the Telegram group which basically tells me this: "adb root then adb shell or adb shell then su" and then "just run the script" Uh-huh. How do I run the script? "running it".
nirogu325 said:
The readme only leads me to the package's website which does not tell me which specific command I have to run after adb shell. I then went to the Telegram group which basically tells me this: "adb root then adb shell or adb shell then su" and then "just run the script" Uh-huh. How do I run the script? "running it".
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nirogu325 said:
The readme only leads me to the package's website which does not tell me which specific command I have to run after adb shell. I then went to the Telegram group which basically tells me this: "adb root then adb shell or adb shell then su" and then "just run the script" Uh-huh. How do I run the script? "running it".
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1. install root explorer app. (such as Mixplorer)
2. create directory "gapps" or anyname at /data
such as /data/gapps
3. extract archrive " TitaTheGapps.zip" to dir from 2
4. open terminal adb shell ----then su then
cd /data/gapps/tita
chmod +x ./installer.sh
5. add more space for new gapps by delete some unuseful from "/system/system_ext/apex"
Del "android.vndk.v.28,29,30,32 keep only v31
6. run script---> sh ./installer.sh
note you can use command "mount -o rw,remount /system" or used root explorer do it. (changes RO to RW) before mod system.
nirogu325 said:
The readme only leads me to the package's website which does not tell me which specific command I have to run after adb shell. I then went to the Telegram group which basically tells me this: "adb root then adb shell or adb shell then su" and then "just run the script" Uh-huh. How do I run the script? "running it".
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Here is what I did to install GApps on AOSP A13:
Get TheGappsInstaller-Tita archive here: https://github.com/ChonDoit/TheGappsInstaller/releases/tag/Tita (specifically: TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225.tar.xz)
Extract the tar archive from the tar.xz file
Follow instructions below (credits: ozmage)
adb push TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225.tar /sdcard/Download
adb root
adb shell
cd /data
mkdir GAPPS
mv /sdcard/Download/TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225.tar GAPPS
cd GAPPS
tar xvpf TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225.tar
cd TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225
chmod a+x ./installer.sh
sh ./installer.sh
tom.android said:
1. install root explorer app. (such as Mixplorer)
2. create directory "gapps" or anyname at /data
such as /data/gapps
3. extract archrive " TitaTheGapps.zip" to dir from 2
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dapr0b said:
Here is what I did to install GApps on AOSP A13:
Get TheGappsInstaller-Tita archive here: https://github.com/ChonDoit/TheGappsInstaller/releases/tag/Tita (specifically: TitaTheGapps_Terminal_20221225.tar.xz)
*instructions*
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Thank you both, THAT is real support.
Update: Howto update GSI without lost your data.
Update.
Flashing Any GSIsUsing Fastboot without CustomAP any longer.
tom.android said:
Update.Flashing Any GSIsUsing Fastboot without CustomAP any longer.
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Thank you.
I have one question though.
My tab is already updated to SM-T225XXU1CWA2. In the firs step, can I just simply flash with ODIN your attached fastbootd-recovery.tar in AP slot and the 3-in-1.tar in USERDATA slot without including the stock framework file (AP, BL, CP, CSC)?
jtrakx said:
Thank you.
I have one question though.
My tab is already updated to SM-T225XXU1CWA2. In the firs step, can I just simply flash with ODIN your attached fastbootd-recovery.tar in AP slot and the 3-in-1.tar in USERDATA slot without including the stock framework file (AP, BL, CP, CSC)?
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1. flash only 3in1.tar at AP slot. (magisk 25.2 + vbmeta + recovery-patch)
-install gsi
2. remove SU by
adb shell Enter
su Enter
bra bra bra
look at my tutorial
tom.android said:
1. flash only 3in1.tar at AP slot. (magisk 25.2 + vbmeta + recovery-patch)
2. remove SU by
adb shell Enter
su Enter
bra bra bra
look at my tutorial
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Thank you. That's a big help.
update iconify v6.0 (extract zip file run iconify.apk ) or update from app.
Iconify • Customize Boring Android UI
Updated to v6.0.0
What's new?
• Custom battery color
• Semi Transparent Brightness bar style
• Semi Transparent QS tile style
• Semi Transparent Notification style
• 5 styles of volume panel
• Improved UI roundness
XPosed Menu: (LSPosed recommended)
• Transparent Qs Panel (Supports more rom)
• Window Level Blur and Force blur enabler for unsupported ROMs
• Vertical QS tiles
• Custom header image (GIF supported)
• Custom header clocks
• Custom lockscreen clocks (custom font supported)
• Clock and status icons background chip
Full Changelog: Click Here
Teamfly Launcher (Didn't test)
TeamFiles Launcher
A launcher which aims to provide stability, speed & customizationMore info at github.com/TeamFiles/TeamFiles-LauncherJoin t.me/loopprojects to get more updates!
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May be compatible with quick switch of OneUI 5.
I also have a question, is this only for SM-T225XXU1CWA2 only ? or T220 can do this too . I have T220 XAR us version android 13 gsi pixel Experience plus with magisk. I want to install fastbootD and install gsi without custom AP.. do I use this guide?
abc1054 said:
I also have a question, is this only for SM-T225XXU1CWA2 only ? or T220 can do this too . I have T220 XAR us version android 13 gsi pixel Experience plus with magisk. I want to install fastbootD and install gsi without custom AP.. do I use this guide?
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yes u can , extract AP file>>recovery.img.lz4. boot.img.lz4. vbmeta.img.lz4. upload here if you can't patch.
Can you explain how to patch it. Thanks
abc1054 said:
Can you explain how to patch it. Thanks
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1.boot.IMG.lz4. 2. vbmeta.IMG.lz4. patch with magisk
2.recovery.IMG.lz4. patch follow with https://github.com/Johx22/Patch-Recovery
tom.android said:
yes u can , extract AP file>>recovery.img.lz4. boot.img.lz4. vbmeta.img.lz4. upload here if you can't patch.
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Here is my files