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birkoffsjunk's HD2 IMG2CWM Converter
A simple windows batch script to convert DAF builds to Clockwork Recovery ZIPs.
Originally designed for MDJ's Gingerbread NAND and posted here. Results may vary!
Instructions
Download DAF based NAND ROM
Download & Extract this script
Place Boot.img & System.img into the 'in' folder
Double click 'RunMe.cmd' (not as admin)
Manually make any changes you wish (when prompted)
Once done, update.zip will be in the same location as 'RunMe.cmd'
META-INF InfoHow to: Create Clockwork Recovery flash files
How to Create Android Update Zip Package
An updated updater-script (META-INF\com\google\android\updater-script) is required for various other Builds.
Downloadsv1 >>> here <<<
v1.1 attached (7z changed to 9.20 (ghostkid2010) & renamed out folder to temp)
v1.2 attached (Added error checking & support for system.img only)
v1.2.1 attached (Specified xcopy path & removed old 7z.exe)
v1.2.2 >>> here <<< (arif-ali's linux bash script)
Addonsarif-ali's NexusHD2-Gingerbread_V2.0 updater-script
TODO
Add error checking
Add support for system.img only
META-INF Information
Most importantly keep it simple
LicenseBSD License for the script not the tools
7zip is GNU LGPL
unyaffs is GNU GPL v2
same post from MDJ
Your script works great extracting the .img file. But it's not able to create zip file. Let me edit your script with the missing file/info.
Download this file and put in folder tools;
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7za920.zip
change this line;
"%LOC%\tools\7z.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
to;
"%LOC%\tools\7za.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
and it should work. it will create a zip file.
Enjoy
how it works?
How does it use? What things do I have to put in the folder "IN"?
sathara said:
how it works?
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let you extract system.img and boot.img from android build, once you extracted all the fill, it will put all the file into a zip file so you can load via CWM
VuNhatVan said:
How does it use? What things do I have to put in the folder "IN"?
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boot.img & system.img
It has a function to edit apk. But how do you use that function and where do you add your own apk?
10507 said:
It has a function to edit apk. But how do you use that function and where do you add your own apk?
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it does not have a function to edit apk (correct me if i'm wrong). once you extracted all the files, go into app and add your apk there.
ghostkid2010 said:
let you extract system.img and boot.img from android build, once you extracted all the fill, it will put all the file into a zip file so you can load via CWM
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In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?
what a usefull tool, thank you!!
VuNhatVan said:
In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?
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If there's no boot.img, it should still work. all the boot file is already in the system.img
Let me download that build and I can tell you for sure on how to do it.. I smell that a new version of this script will be out..
Yeah it's very much a work in progress, please feel free to attach updated versions... I'll add them to the first post with accreditation
ghostkid2010 said:
If there's no boot.img, it should still work. all the boot file is already in the system.img
Let me download that build and I can tell you for sure on how to do it.. I smell that a new version of this script will be out..
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Is it work if there is only system.img?
drizztzou said:
Is it work if there is only system.img?
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with a little bit of editing yes
ghostkid2010 said:
same post from MDJ
Your script works great extracting the .img file. But it's not able to create zip file. Let me edit your script with the missing file/info.
Download this file and put in folder tools;
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sevenzip/7za920.zip
change this line;
"%LOC%\tools\7z.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
to;
"%LOC%\tools\7za.exe" a "%LOC%\update.zip" "%LOC%\out\*"
and it should work. it will create a zip file.
Enjoy
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can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?
ikkon said:
what a usefull tool, thank you!!
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YEAH! Your not kidding man...i was stoked while playing with it...Id also like to know from here...Is there a similar script for SD->NAND bc my favbe ROM has always been CORECells builds of EVO/HD based...Gave me the best batttery of all SD except for the now current NAND builds. So i figure maybe itll be even better on NAND! TAHNKS again so much for your pos t BIRKOFF! ANYone know of the SD->NAND question?
psuser said:
can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?
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YOU have to add an "a" after the z in 7z WITHIN the RUNME script...you have to right click it and open with NOTEPAD on PC and add the "a"
psuser said:
can u more detail about "change this line" location ? u mean u have done it already or i have to do it myself ? which file should i edit ?
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download the new version on page 1, its fixed
Really cool idea!! I gave it a shot, it just reboots after the MAGLDR screen showing the HTC logo over and over until you boot back into recovery. It flashed fine but just wouldn't boot.
VuNhatVan said:
In the Build MDJ_FroYo_Revolution_v._2.2_NAND, there is only system.img, no boot.img. How could I have boot.img?
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Use the following "RunMetest.bat"
http://hotfile.com/dl/95408413/0c085bd/RunMetest.rar.html
I tested with different build, system.img only, both boot.img and system.img, it was able to create a zip with all the file.
I'm not uploading the whole folder since this was started by birkoffsjunk, I'm just helping
Test it out
This is a software unlock for the Motorola Defy
NEW: Jelly Bean roms and ICS roms work!
See the troubleshooting post (post N°2) if you have problems!
Last update: 06/06/2012 ->Troubleshooting section updated (see post 2)
Disclaimer: This manipulation is not risk free. Niether I nor XDA Developpers can be held responsible for damage made upon your phone. Thus, don’t worry we're doing good work and you'll do a backup
Root is needed!
Credits go to yakk from motofan.ru / Special thanks to Labsin for his involvement and help
Note: Not all Baseband versions work with this hack, to know if it will work for you, go to settings-> system info and check if baseband version is "EPU93_U_00.59.01". If it is not indicated there, then try installing defybaseband switcher and look at info in the app
If your baseband version is different, you can try to change it to the one that works (nandroid backup first ) by downloading Baseband_change(EPU93_U_00.59.01).zip, and putting it in /sdcard/, and flashing it via recovery.
Flashing a zip has never been easier
Thanks to labsin, there's an easy flashable.zip that will:
Backup your original two files and put them in the folder "simlock_original_files" on your SD card (safety first )
Apply a modification to init.mapphone_umts.rc
Copy the fixed bp_ptc file
Go into recovery, flash Softunlock_defy_v1.1.zip that fits your baseband version and you're done!
!!YOU MUST REBOOT ONCE AFTER THE OPERATION BEFORE CHANGING SIMS!!
Voila!
Don't forget to reboot phone once!
Only then you can test by rebooting with another simcard
Hit thanks button if i helped you!
Any problems? I'm here to help
Changelog
v1.3:
ICS ROMs are now fully supported!
v1.2:
zip will check if the line to be added already exists, so it doesn't get added more than once
v1.1:
automated zip that will add a line in mapphone_umts and copy fixed pt_ptc in system
Troubleshooting
I have no signal when i put another simcard in my Defy
Have you rebooted at least once BEFORE changing sim cards??Try using Defybaseband switcher to select the correct frequencies for your carrierTry method below
You are still asked the unlock code
- Turn on Airplane Mode
- Run Terminal emulator and type "su" and then "bp_ptc"
- Turn ofr Airplane Mode
Airplane mode won't turn off
Flash the baseband(EPU.0.59..) file in the first post, then play around with your APNs and network settings untill you fix it (see post 308)
You are having trouble unlocking a stock ROM
See Post 260
Proof of success
jorgeoro said:
Holy mother of Jesus, I could unsimlock my defy+ (plus) . Here is what i did (i think some steps could be ignored but is good to know the entire procedure i've done)
1) Because of a failed CM7 flash, first I flashed a 2.3.5 SBF
2) Flashed quarkx 26-feb nightly for defy+ (baseband EPU93_U_00.60.00)
3) Changed to a proper baseband with defy-baseband-switcher v4.0
3) Changed to baseband EPU_U_00.59.01 following steps mentioned in 1st page
4) Flashed softunlock 1.2 for EPU_U_00.59.01
5) Rebooted (still no sim change till this step)
6) Power off the phone and changed SIM
7) Rebooted
8) Almost had an orgasm
I'll be posting links i used later if somebody ask for them
Thanks to all people directly and indirectly involved (very special thanks to crakeron for his help)
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So I guess i use root explorer to put the files where they go?
thisjustin said:
So I guess i use root explorer to put the files where they go?
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Correct
A simple copy/paste operation
crakeron said:
Correct
A simple copy/paste operation
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Ok thanks got it
Update.zip
Made it as an update package so you don't need to use root-explorer...
It should just copy the appropriate files and set the right permissions.
Edit: Now makes a backup to defy_simlock_originals on your sd
labsin said:
Made it as an update package so you don't need to use root-explorer...
It should just copy the appropriate files and set the right permissions.
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Ready to flash from 2nd-init recovery?
Thank you very much!
flashed via 2nd init now testing just got to find my at&t simcard
Garrafone said:
Ready to flash from 2nd-init recovery?
Thank you very much!
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Should be that yes. Don't have a locked Defy but should do it.
thisjustin said:
flashed via 2nd init now testing just got to find my at&t simcard
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Can you pls tell it the zip works? Should be the same as pasting so..
Didn't work with the zip
R you on CM7 and witch version? First post also mentions reboot afterwards with good sim and reboot again with other sim.
Did it work the way mentioned in first post?
labsin said:
Made it as an update package so you don't need to use root-explorer...
It should just copy the appropriate files and set the right permissions.
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Awesome! Thanks! I'll put this in the OP tonight (with credits of course)
Sent from my 1Ghz CM7 + CM9 Defy
thisjustin said:
Didn't work with the zip
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labsin said:
R you on CM7 and witch version? First post also mentions reboot afterwards with good sim and reboot again with other sim.
Did it work the way mentioned in first post?
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I admit: I haven't tried this yet, but I did noticed that the OP says to replace init.mapphone_umts.rc to: /system/bootmenu/2nd-init/ and that your patch copies it to: /system/bootmenu/2nd-boot/ folder...
I'm could be wrong on this, but I believe that most people use 2nd-init boot by default (I've only used 2nd-boot while having ICS as dual boot before). But again; I'm just guessing here and could be totally wrong and it might make no difference...
Cheers, and btw, thanks for teaching me how to backup files [with a zip patch]
My OP say's 2nd-init, are you talking about the flashable zip?
Sent from my 1Ghz CM7 + CM9 Defy
crakeron said:
My OP say's 2nd-init, are you talking about the flashable zip?
Sent from my 1Ghz CM7 + CM9 Defy
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Yes, the flashable zip replaces the file in 2 nd-boot directory so I thought that it "might" be why it didn't work for that guy...
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Yes, the flashable zip replaces the file in 2 nd-boot directory so I thought that it "might" be why it didn't work for that guy...
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True, i'll modify it quickly
Sent from my 1Ghz CM7 + CM9 Defy
thisjustin said:
Didn't work with the zip
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retry with the new zip, there was an adress error in the old one (nothing bad, don't worry)
New flashable zip uploaded. Fixed (changed .../2nd_boot/... to ..../2nd-init/....)
Hello, the file /system/bootmenu/2nd-init/init.mapphone_umts.rc provided did not work for me. It did not detect any SIM card.
So I edited the original file to defy me and I added the line "service bp-ptc /system/bin/bp_ptc" around line 194 (This can change depending on your file) after the line "user root" in the section "# Adb over Network"
After the copy on my smartphone with correct permissions, it worked.
If it can help
erghaize said:
Hello, the file /system/bootmenu/2nd-init/init.mapphone_umts.rc provided did not work for me. It did not detect any SIM card.
So I edited the original file to defy me and I added the line "service bp-ptc /system/bin/bp_ptc" around line 194 (This can change depending on your file) after the line "user root" in the section "# Adb over Network"
After the copy on my smartphone with correct permissions, it worked.
If it can help
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Thanks, seems very usefull
Edit: that line is at the right place in the files i gave so you had a different init.mapphone_umts.rc file probably. What ROM are you running?
[TOOL] [v3.2] [09NOV] Ubuntu Touch "system-image" Installer // w/o computers
# All credit goes to Ubuntu and contributors
ut-system-installer
I wanted to install Ubuntu Touch system-image (official, ro, OTA-enabled, for-sale-in-the-future) on my Galaxy Nexus, but there were some limitations and disadvantages to do so. It requires Ubuntu on my computer and completely wipes my device. Compared to cdimage-touch, which one can install easily with his/her phone, system-image is hard for some people to try, so I made a simple recovery-flashable zip with shell scripts to install it without computer and losing data. It downloads and installs system-image on your device(officially supported ones only).
What is does:
The same thing as doing
Code:
phablet-flash ubuntu-system --channel devel --no-backup
but without wiping the device, so
-Download files for installing Ubuntu Touch system-image (half-automatically)
-Install it on your device (supported ones by Canonical)
Supported Devices:
-Galaxy Nexus (maguro, toro, toroplus)
-Nexus 7 (grouper, tilapia)
-Nexus 4 (mako)
-Nexus 10 (manta)
Downloads:
http://d-h.st/users/zittoro/ut
Do not use anything in wip folder.
* This will install a CWM-based recovery from Ubuntu, and your device could brick but will not be compensated. *
How-to:
1. Download the zip.
2. Unzip it in /sdcard/Download/ut
3. Move or copy ut-system-dl(read "Arguments for "ut-system-dl"" in second post for options) to /data. Then run the script with root(su). You can just type these in terminal instead of doing this step manually (You need busybox and su installed)
Code:
su
cp -a /storage/emulated/0/Download/ut/ut-system-dl /data
sh /data/ut-system-dl
4. Zip everything in /sdcard/Download/ut
5. Flash it in recovery and reboot recovery (Just use the default install menu at home if you are using special recoveries like MultiROM)
6. Enjoy Ubuntu Touch
Bug reports: post your /sdcard/Download/ut/ut-system.log, /cache/recovery/last_log, and copy of the error if possible
Changelogs:
Code:
[b]09NOV2013[/b]
v3.2
-Added official UT disclaimer link
-Cleaner code
[b]07NOV2013[/b]
v3.1
-Support for "generic customization" channels
[b]03NOV2013[/b]
v3
-Support for "*-customized" channels
-More consistent and easier way of configuring files names to download
v2.2
-Download the recovery image properly as saucy-named doesn't exist in the path anymore. --Thanks to @pildoc for reporting.
[b]21OCT2013[/b]
v2.1
-Log file support to the installation script; still need recovery log because of "system-image-installer"
-Support for trusty-related channels
-Workaround for delta images when device files are the same
-Dropped support for old-channel device images
-Workaround for non-patched recoveries
-Show the actual device names rather than codenames to avoid confusion
[b]19OCT2013[/b]
v2
-Add support for deciding which build number to download --$4
-Fix delta image download
-Mount before extracting files
[b]18OCT2013[/b]
v1.2
-Fix for script error
-Aborts installation if script fails
v1.1
-Recovery installation fix; it wasn't moved to the correct path, my bad:(
-Added log file: ut-system.log
[b]16OCT2013[/b]
v1
-Initial
Arguments for "ut-system-dl":
-$1: -auto: default for script, automatically detects the device's codename using the value for "ro.build.product"
-DEVICE_NAME: images for DEVICE_NAME devices
-$2: -full: default for script, full images used for initial installation
-delta: delta images used for updates(OTA)
-$3: -CHANNEL: use CHANNEL channel to download images, default "devel"
-$4: -BUILD_NUMBER: build number of image
I dont get it
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
gazhead said:
I dont get it
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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It basically installs the recommended version of ubuntu touch
Looks like your path is wrong? If its going into download/ut shouldn't it be:
su
cp -a /storage/emulated/0/download/ut /data
sh /data/ut-system-dl
hockeyadc said:
Looks like your path is wrong? If its going into download/ut shouldn't it be:
su
cp -a /storage/emulated/0/download/ut /data
sh /data/ut-system-dl
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Dang I made a mistake
Zittoro said:
Dang I made a mistake
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Haha no problem. I'm trying this out on my phone(Maguro) and it gets stuck at connecting to the server. Any ideas? Just a ton of people trying to download right now?
hockeyadc said:
Haha no problem. I'm trying this out on my phone(Maguro) and it gets stuck at connecting to the server. Any ideas? Just a ton of people trying to download right now?
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Can you get a screenshot for me?
Zittoro said:
Can you get a screenshot for me?
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Actually, i just tried again and its working. 53 min ETA but its ok. When I zip this and flash it, does it remove my current recovery? How do I go back to my current rom in the future?
hockeyadc said:
Actually, i just tried again and its working. 53 min ETA but its ok. When I zip this and flash it, does it remove my current recovery? How do I go back to my current rom in the future?
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It installs a CWM-based recovery with some tweaks and workout for system-image installation. Since it doesn't even touch your system partition, you can just flash an android kernel and get back to android.
Zittoro said:
It installs a CWM-based recovery with some tweaks and workout for system-image installation. Since it doesn't even touch your system partition, you can just flash an android kernel and get back to android.
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Nice! That makes it pretty easy. Now we just need a way to dual boot lol. Perhaps a program that allows you to select android or ubuntu, and upon android selection it flashes a new kernel?
hockeyadc said:
Nice! That makes it pretty easy. Now we just need a way to dual boot lol. Perhaps a program that allows you to select android or ubuntu, and upon android selection it flashes a new kernel?
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It's already possible on gnex.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2480404
This kernel has tri-boot option for android and ut and recovery dual-boot using its recovery
Zittoro said:
It's already possible on gnex.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2480404
This kernel has tri-boot option for android and ut and recovery dual-boot using its recovery
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Awesome!
hockeyadc said:
Awesome!
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Hey did you get it installed successfully? Some people in a different community say it doesn't. Did it boot into a new recovery when you rebooted it?
Zittoro said:
Hey did you get it installed successfully? Some people in a different community say it doesn't. Did it boot into a new recovery when you rebooted it?
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I haven't tried yet. I realized how many apps I need and use on a daily basis, so I would rather not install it yet. Just gonna wait it out until Ubuntu is more complete.
Changelogs:
18OCT2013
v1.1
-Recovery installation fix; it wasn't moved to the correct path, my bad
-Added log file: ut-system.log
v1.2
-Fix for script error
-Aborts installation if script fails
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can you guys explain to me step by step in doing so. Sorry for being a noob. i want to learn how to so that i can help others and also improve my knowledge..
subaash said:
can you guys explain to me step by step in doing so. Sorry for being a noob. i want to learn how to so that i can help others and also improve my knowledge..
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1. Download the zip from the link
2. Unzip it to the specified directory on your phone (you can do this with a file explorer app)
3. Download a terminal app and copy and paste the "code" into it.
4. If you get an error, post your /sdcard/Download/ut-system.log. If you don't, zip everything in the specified folder and flash it in recovery
5. Reboot recovery right after the installation
Changelogs:
19OCT2013
v2
-Add support for deciding which build number to download --$4
-Fix delta image download
-Mount before extracting files
Will this work with kulturom(nexus7) AS secondary ROM?
Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7 przy użyciu Tapatalk
Note:
This is not bootanimation, this is the splash screen (the 'LeEco' boot logo which is displayed when device is switched ON)
This is for LeEco Le Pro 3 Only..
For other devices, please send me your splash.img so that I can create a tool for you too..
Requirements:
1. Rooted LeEco Le Pro 3 (any ROM)
2. Optional: Terminal Emulator app or Custom Recovery or atleast working fastboot in computer
3. You're proceeding at your own risk.
STEPS to create splash.img:
1. Download & Extract this in computer: Le_Pro_3_Splash_Maker.zip
2. Make sure you have 3 pictures (same or different) in 1080x1920 px resolution in PNG format.
(Actually, it seems Le Pro3 displays 3 pictures one by one while switching ON, so I think you'll have to use 3 pictures, but feel free to explore; IDK)
3. Now rename your 3 pictures as logo1.png, logo2.png, logo3.png & replace it inside "pics" folder of the extracted folder.
(Similarly you can replace other pictures in it carefully if you wish)
4. Finally, run the 'CREATE_LOGO.bat' to create splash.img and flashable zip file, which you can find inside the "output" folder after completion.
STEPS to flash splash.img:
Choose any one easy method:
a. To flash from recovery:
Transfer the flashable_splash.zip to your device and flash from TWRP or CWM or Philz or any other custom recovery.
b. To flash from Terminal Emulator:
Transfer the splash.img to your device's Internal Storage, Open Terminal Emulator & enter the following to flash it:
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/splash.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/splash
c. To flash from Fastboot mode:
Code:
fastboot flash splash splash.img
Note:
Incase something goes wrong or device doesn't bootup, flash the stock splash.img from custom recovery or fastboot.
Thanks to @androcheck who tested this and @Peter-C who provided the stock splash.img ..
Hit the Thanks :good: button if it worked for you
You're welcome to share the splash images that you created in this thread..
Can we change other pics in the folder?
@GokulNC Thanks for you awesome work. I did Pixel Splash Black and White version in twrp. Here
GokulNC said:
Actually, it seems Le Pro3 displays 3 pictures one by one while switching ON, so I think you'll have to use 3 pictures, but feel free to explore; IDK)
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Actually it seems like the 3 pictures are not displayed one by one but instead at each boot time a different one of the three will be displayed. As the 3 original images are very similar (only the dark grey chinese text is different and I cannot read chinese) initially I didn't notice the difference.
It doesn't seem like the images change in a round-robin style but I didn't really look into this. Maybe it's randomly selected.
Nevertheless, @GokulNC thanks a lot for making the tool available!
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Presterin said:
Can we change other pics in the folder?
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Yes, you can (at least I tried to modify the recovery and fastboot image and it seemed to work).
Hi, can I ask how to extract splash.img in the Windows 10? Thanks
@GokulNC
Peter-C said:
Hi, can I ask how to extract splash.img in the Windows 10? Thanks
@GokulNC
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It's a quite long process and has no automated tool to do that..
BTW, Here's a similar answer: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68231258&postcount=4
GokulNC said:
It's a quite long process and has no automated tool to do that..
BTW, Here's a similar answer: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68231258&postcount=4
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Thanks. I will try.
Wonderful mannn...
Hey bro...can u create d same file for Le2 X526 ? ....please...I don't want to see that dirty chnse letters evrytym when i bootup...Thank you very much
Achyuth Reddy said:
Hey bro...can u create d same file for Le2 X526 ? ....please...I don't want to see that dirty chnse letters evrytym when i bootup...Thank you very much
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Send your device's splash.img
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1ndvtmysiPRcHZoaXR3OGlXSEU/view?usp=drivesdk
It is around 50MB...There is no indication about its file type .img or something else...sorry bro if i have given a wrong file...Thanks again
Thanks it's possible to do that tool for max x900?
Achyuth Reddy said:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1ndvtmysiPRcHZoaXR3OGlXSEU/view?usp=drivesdk
It is around 50MB...There is no indication about its file type .img or something else...sorry bro if i have given a wrong file...Thanks again
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[GUIDE] How to Change Boot Logo (Splash Screen) of LeEco Le 2 / Le S3
pablo01 said:
Thanks it's possible to do that tool for max x900?
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Send your device's splash.img
Here you go https: //drive.google.com/open?id=0B3UPkgLgFLAbYWtFR1c4empCbW8 THANKS
pablo01 said:
pablo01 said:
It's possible to do that tool for max x900?
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Here you go https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3UPkgLgFLAbYWtFR1c4empCbW8
THANKS
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[GUIDE] How to Create Custom Splash Screen (Boot Logo) for Le Max
GokulNC said:
Note:
This is not bootanimation, this is the splash screen (the 'LeEco' boot logo which is displayed when device is switched ON)
This is for LeEco Le Pro 3 Only..
For other devices, please send me your splash.img so that I can create a tool for you too..
Requirements:
1. Rooted LeEco Le Pro 3 (any ROM)
2. Optional: Terminal Emulator app or Custom Recovery or atleast working fastboot in computer
3. You're proceeding at your own risk.
STEPS to create splash.img:
1. Download & Extract this in computer: Le_Pro_3_Splash_Maker.zip
2. Make sure you have 3 pictures (same or different) in 1080x1920 px resolution in PNG format.
(Actually, it seems Le Pro3 displays 3 pictures one by one while switching ON, so I think you'll have to use 3 pictures, but feel free to explore; IDK)
3. Now rename your 3 pictures as logo1.png, logo2.png, logo3.png & replace it inside "pics" folder of the extracted folder.
(Similarly you can replace other pictures in it carefully if you wish)
4. Finally, run the 'CREATE_LOGO.bat' to create splash.img and flashable zip file, which you can find inside the "output" folder after completion.
STEPS to flash splash.img:
Choose any one easy method:
a. To flash from recovery:
Transfer the flashable_splash.zip to your device and flash from TWRP or CWM or Philz or any other custom recovery.
b. To flash from Terminal Emulator:
Transfer the splash.img to your device's Internal Storage, Open Terminal Emulator & enter the following to flash it:
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/splash.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/splash
c. To flash from Fastboot mode:
Code:
fastboot flash splash splash.img
Note:
Incase something goes wrong or device doesn't bootup, flash the stock splash.img from custom recovery or fastboot.
Thanks to @androcheck who tested this and @Peter-C who provided the stock splash.img ..
Hit the Thanks :good: button if it worked for you
You're welcome to share the splash images that you created in this thread..
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Thank you, Working to my LeEco Le Pro 3 :good:
BeyondRom V5.8
Based on Android 9.0 - G975FXXU3ASK1
Devices Supported: G973F(D), G975F(D)
ROM Features
<*>Aroma choices: full/dirty wipe, debloating, Bixby key remapping, Emoji</*>
<*>Supports G973F(D) and G975F(D)</*>
<*>Base SM-G975F G975FXXU3ASK1 odex/deodex November 2019 patch level</*>
<*>CSC features (camera sound menu, call recording, LTE only mod, camera during call, etc)</*>
<*>Knox removed, 1170 fonts by Winb33, AppLock</*>
<*>Included the security bypass from Ian’s multidisabler</*>
<*>build.prop tweaks: multiuser, Bluetooth Aptx driver, call ring delay, SHealth fix, WiFi and BT passwords remember</*>
<*>Dual SIM + SD Card, allow ss in secure apps, disable sig verification, SecureFolder</*>
<*>Reboot directly into rooted system from power menu, disable high volume warning</*>
<*>Possibility to choose in aroma to remove the boot warning</*>
Added/fixed in v5.8
<*>November ASK1 sw level</*>
Credits
- John Wu for Magisk
- Ianmcd for his multidisabler
- Ianmcd & Geiti for the TWRP
- Winb33for the fonts app
- SuperR for his kitchen
- fOmey for his smali patcher
- Khongloi for Secure Folder fix
- Corsicanu for his help and advices
- Sannoc for his help and support
- All people from Telegram group for testing (especially Nathan, Carlos, Raphael, Jay, Alan
Download Link
Google Drive
Digi Link
Flashable patched TWRP S10 (G973F)
Flashable patched TWRP S10+ (G975F)
Installation procedure for upgrade from BeyondROM v5.4 / v5.5
- Take a full TWRP backup
- Dirty flash or clean flash is ok
Installation procedure for upgrade from BeyondROM less than v5.4
- If you are on stock ROM, follow the attached guide
This ROM version needs minimum ASIG BL and ASIG TWRP/recovery or it won't boot !!!
1. Boot in TWRP and take a full backup before flashing BeyondRom 5.8 ROM zip
2. Copy the ROM zip to your phone (Ext SD preferably)
3. Download Ian’s Multidisabler v1.6 or higher and copy it to your phone
4. Download Ian’s TWRP 3.3.1-11, copy it to your phone and patch it with Magisk Manager or use the patched TWRP from gdrive folder
5. Download the stock FW for your device (S10 or S10+) – Frija is a good tool to use
6. Extract the AP from stock FW, copy it to a temp folder on your internal SD
7. Patch in Magisk Manager the AP
8. Copy the patched AP to your PC and replace the recovery.img inside the AP with the patched TWRP from point 4. Rename the patched TWRP to recovery.img before replacing it into the patched AP
9. Open Odin 3.13.1 or 3.13.3 and fill all slots with: patched AP, BL, CP and HOME_CSC. Uncheck the automatic restart and start flashing.
10. Once flashing completed, long press VOL DOWN + POWER until screen becomes black. IMEDIATELY the screen gets black, press VOL UP + BIXBY + POWER BUTTON to enter to TWRP recovery.
11. Once in TWRP, flash the Multidisabler v1.6 and right after flash BeyondROM v5.8 No need to reboot in between.
12. After flashing the ROM zip, save the aroma log, go back to TWRP root menu and select Reboot --> Recovery
13. Wait for the boot up (5-7 minutes) and setup your ROM to your liking
14. Enjoy the release of BeyondROM
Advises
1. Clean install if you have issues with dirty flash; don't start flashing BR5 without a twrp backup of your existing rom
2. If you have flashing issues: check rom zip MD5 hash
3. If you consider that the moded services are the culprit for your SnapChat ban, use stock services.jar provided in the download folder
4. If you like my work, consider buying me a coffee (PayPal link)
Helpful links
Telegram chat
Happy flashing good people!
Always good to see a new rom for the S10(+)
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i dont have LTE, only 4G.
what CSC should I chose when flashing?
mcn1970 said:
i dont have LTE, only 4G.
what CSC should I chose when flashing?
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They're the same thing. It's just the way your phone is reporting the connection.
Regards,
Nathan
sevsman said:
They're the same thing. It's just the way your phone is reporting the connection.
Regards,
Nathan
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features of the ROM presents LTE instead of 4G mod.
this is what I mean
mcn1970 said:
features of the ROM presents LTE instead of 4G mod.
this is what I mean
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You have to choose it in the aroma. You may well have missed the option and a dirty flash will fix it.
Regards,
Nathan
sevsman said:
You have to choose it in the aroma. You may well have missed the option and a dirty flash will fix it.
Regards,
Nathan
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i don't have this in Aroma
another one
??? Good luck with flashing it guys!
I can confirm it is working well on S10 G973F.
Thanks a lot @Andrei1973 @starbucks2010
Thank you for the update! :good::good::good:
Wow July update. !!!
:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Installed. So far working fine. Thanks OP.
how can I install TWRP for Galaxy S10+
and kernel?
tried this at least half a dozen times and get stuck at the same spot. I can root and get Magisk and be fine. Then I patch the appropriate TWRP file for my kernel (S10+ twrp-beyond2lte-3.3.1-3.1_ianmacd.img) and then I open the .tar file. I exchange out the recovery.img with the newly patched one. Then I repackage as a tar using B1 free archiver (this may be the issue, but it seems fine). It creates a new AP file. I insert that into Odin (the same version that worked previously) along with the corresponding BL, CP, and CSC files (I have tried both CSC and Home CSC). I boot into download, hook up my phone, hit flash and VOILA...NOTHING!!!! It says, "file analysis" and crashes every time. After a while I got sick of trying so I made an attempt to flash the recovery.img file straight through TWRP app by itself. All that did was cause an infinite boot loop. Can anyone please help me? Here are my rom file names.
AP_G975FXXU1ASE7_CL16003457_QB24029035_REV01_user_low_ship_meta_OS9.tar.md5
BL_G975FXXU1ASE7_CL16003457_QB24029035_REV01_user_low_ship.tar.md5
CP_G975FXXU1ASE5_CP12748354_CL16003457_QB23792291_REV01_user_low_ship.tar.md5
CSC_OMC_OXM_G975FOXM1ASE5_CL16003457_QB23792291_REV01_user_low_ship.tar.md5
HOME_CSC_OMC_OXM_G975FOXM1ASE5_CL16003457_QB23792291_REV01_user_low_ship.tar
MM Pre-patched AP + TWRP name is "magisk_patched + TWRP.tar."
The TWRP file I downloaded was: twrp-beyond2lte-3.3.1-3.1_ianmacd.img which I of course renamed to recovery.img.
THEN AFTER I GET THIS WORKING, DO I JUST FLASH STRAIGHT THE ZIP FOR THE CUSTOM ROM INSIDE TWRP AND THAT'S IT?
TIA
I just noticed that every time I create the tar file it eliminates the .MD5 extension. Can I just edit the file name to include the .MD5 or do I have to do something special to actually modify the file? Thank you.
kevinjmoore said:
I just noticed that every time I create the tar file it eliminates the .MD5 extension. Can I just edit the file name to include the .MD5 or do I have to do something special to actually modify the file? Thank you.
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I think your archive editor isn't up to scratch, install 7zip from here Download
Try using this recovery, its a working pre magisk patched image G973F_magisk_patched3.3.1-3.1.img
Rename it to recovery.img and replace the one inside your magisk patched version of AP_G975FXXU1ASE7_CL16003457_QB24029035_REV01_user_ low_ship_meta_OS9.tar.md5 using 7zip. Then flash with odin.
Hope this helps
kevinjmoore said:
I just noticed that every time I create the tar file it eliminates the .MD5 extension. Can I just edit the file name to include the .MD5 or do I have to do something special to actually modify the file? Thank you.
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Just delete md5 extension, you don't need that. Odin will flash *.tar file without any problems
Thank you for the reply. There are three things that I'm not sure about. All the versions of 7zip that I have used can't create or edit tar files. The second is my device is 975F not 973. Finally, what are the exact steps to replace the recovery file in 7ZIP? That seems to be where it's having the hangup.
@oggi21 I only added that extension as a last resort. It won't flash the regular tar file once I add the patched AP with TWRP recovery using the B1 archiver. Any help would be appreciated.
Any chance of US CSC's like TMB could be implemented?
kevinjmoore said:
Thank you for the reply. There are three things that I'm not sure about. All the versions of 7zip that I have used can't create or edit tar files. The second is my device is 975F not 973. Finally, what are the exact steps to replace the recovery file in 7ZIP? That seems to be where it's having the hangup.
@oggi21 I only added that extension as a last resort. It won't flash the regular tar file once I add the patched AP with TWRP recovery using the B1 archiver. Any help would be appreciated.
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The best way is to take any tar file (AP or whatever) and open it in 7zip. Then put yours files in it and delete all others that was inside