I read somewhere that Google has changed the system used for the standard update zip file.
Therefore you have to convert some .dat files to .img files and .img files to a standard readable folder.
This I understand, however how do I reverse the process above to get back to the .dat file and get a lolipop compatible flashable zip?
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i have decompressed a rom to modify a file in it, and i have compressed the folder again but while intalling it in recovery i get bad zip file.
Is there something i should do while compressing the folder in order to make it work in recovery?
hi,
i want to know how do devs create an apk file that can edit files in system folder. for example sound files etc. generally a flashable zip is created which will replace the stock file with a modified one. The same thing, this time without going into recovery but being able to do it with an app itself.
Yes, ready to learn.
would anyone please share their System\Apps folder. I tried downloading the whole ROM package but its a .dat file. I also managed to convert into an image file but did not succeed.
You need to convert .dat file first to .ext4 see HERE and then you have to use ext4_unpacker_exe.zip to extract the apps which you need
I already do this before few days Good luck!
Hi,
I want to create a flashable zip file for the G4, so I wanted to know if I need to extracted the boot/modem partition (for the Genesis G4 rom) with jest extracting the .kdz file and then just removing the .bin extension?
I'm pretty new to creating zip files so i just wanted to be sure that removing the extension from the bin file is the correct way to get the boot/modem files.
thnx ahead
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Hi all,
I needed original Build.prop, Boot and stock recovery from my RUU package. I successfully extracted the zip file from .exe file. But I found many zip files (about 25 zip files) in the rom.zip and I couldn't extract any of those 25 zip files. Is there any way to un-zip those files to get stock files to use later?
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