I have tried everything i keep getting file not found
typing flash_image recovery /sdcard/ra170.img
and yes it is named this after i renamed it.
ianandamy said:
I have tried everything i keep getting file not found
typing flash_image recovery /sdcard/ra170.img
and yes it is named this after i renamed it.
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fastboot flash recovery /sd/card/ra170.img
ianandamy said:
I have tried everything i keep getting file not found
typing flash_image recovery /sdcard/ra170.img
and yes it is named this after i renamed it.
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if you would research and look at any of the wiki's you would find your answer...
I searched for hours the boards need to be cleaned up. however I am talking about do it in the terminal not through fastboot.
and how do I flash a radio image i found it says it cant find the radio file.
hi Guys,
I have di11i's ROM installed, 5.6 stripped, on a Samsung Captivate.
I installed ROM manager, flashed clockwork from there. Chose Galaxy S Captivate as my phone. (should I have chosen I9000??!!)
then I clicked boot into recovery, and in recovery menu, it said "signature verification failed" did not install multi-CSC thing, and got stuck there!!
I unsinstalled ROM manager....
would my recovery menu be ok now if I try again? (scared to try)
what went wrong??!
thank u for the support!
Hey Dude,
I'm guessing its coming up as 3e recovery? If so, you need to take the file I'm attaching, unzip it and place it in the /system/bin folder. Reboot and you should be set.
Just to be clear:
Unzip the file and place it on your phone.
Use root explorer.
Make file system RW
Copy the file to /system/bin
Reboot!
You should be all set from here.
What Phoenix said is right. Also, this doesn't belong in development
Sent from my Captivate using XDA App
Another simple way to get into recovery mode, since you are already on di11i's ROM:
use the power menu, then select recovery ...
mengbo said:
Another simple way to get into recovery mode, since you are already on di11i's ROM:
use the power menu, then select recovery ...
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indeed, my concern is, did I screw up anything related to that by getting this error, or was that error only because of trying through ROM manager?
phoenix2217 said:
Hey Dude,
I'm guessing its coming up as 3e recovery? If so, you need to take the file I'm attaching, unzip it and place it in the /system/bin folder. Reboot and you should be set.
Just to be clear:
Unzip the file and place it on your phone.
Use root explorer.
Make file system RW
Copy the file to /system/bin
Reboot!
You should be all set from here.
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thanks. what does this zip do, bypass sig check, or does it fix any issues, if any, caused by the original error?
Hi guys,
I tried a fix for GPS for v20l that can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19002334&postcount=41
This got me into a bootloop...
Can anybody help me and create a zip update to install via clockworkmod with the services.jar I backed up?
services.jar: http://www.mediafire.com/?b7ib6q8z4fa0z5z
Is there any other way to replace it manually in clockworkmod?
thnx
Dkzs said:
Hi guys,
I tried a fix for GPS for v20l that can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=19002334&postcount=41
This got me into a bootloop...
Can anybody help me and create a zip update to install via clockworkmod with the services.jar I backed up?
services.jar: http://www.mediafire.com/?b7ib6q8z4fa0z5z
Is there any other way to replace it manually in clockworkmod?
thnx
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Here, attached. The file on mediafire is larger than "my" stock services.jar though, don't know what that is about.
Anyway, flash it via CWM, wipe dalvik-cache, and you should have your original back.
Now that I've done you a favor, you can do me one: Look up ADB on the .net. Even on an unrooted phone you can boot into CWM, mount /system and run ADB-commands to replace single files like this. It will probably save you some time.
ROM Tools v2
Version 2 BETA
v2b (Officially v2)
Linux Script
by iamareebjamal
Automated Android script for extracting boot.img and bml15 partition
My PC has issues so I can't use it to build mods and scripts, also, I have a very slow internet connection. That's why I don't upload my ROMs. Provided, I build EACH and EVERY one of my mod on my mobile, including those long scripts with repeating commands and making it easy for other guys to use, I could've just created a script with two commands which rendered error if used incorrectly, but I make it noob proof in every way possible so that there are minimum errors from your side and if something gets wrong, you know what it is. Even uploading 5 mb of mod makes it very difficult as I have to reupload if it fails. Writing scripts on mobile is not easy, you'll know if you have done it, it takes hours. Also, these colorful and easy guides are also made on mobile by writing BB codes ONE BY ONE by hand.
I am telling you because a person day before yesterday posted my Amazing Sounds Mod in another forum without my permission. However, he has removed it now. My work is fully open sourced for you to learn and make your own mods. But taking part of my work and posting as yours is not appreciated.
The MOST you can give me is love, prayers and Thanks
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Out of the time I was absent from XDA(13 hours ) , I was searching for a method of extracting the kernel from your ROM
Imagine, you want to extract boot.img from your ROM but don't know what to do, you don't have internet to download the stock or custom kernel or simply want to extract it?
I did not find anything except the solution of Android Kitchen but what if you want to do it on your android?
As a bi product of this search, I got a lot of knowledge about the partitions used by Android system and the blocks that define them.
I also got basic knowledge about Linux Scripting.
So, I created this script that backs up your boot.img and bml15.img partitions.
boot.img - kernel of your device
bootextractorv2.sh - Backs up your kernel
bml15.img - IMEI partition
bml15extractorv2.sh - Backs up your IMEI partition
Note:- SGY Toolbox also backs up and restores bml15_EFS.img. And that also with a nice user interface, I just created this mod, because I wanted to but I recommend newbies to use SGY Toolbox for backing up IMEI
However, I found no tool able to backup the kernel, so it may be very useful for some members
ChangeLog
Code:
*More Interactive
*More Intelligent
*Added Option to create Odin Flashable Tar package for kernel
*More Convinient
Requirements :
Root Acess
Busybox
Android device
Hands
Terminal Emulator or Script Manager
(Script Manager recommended)
Instructions
Script Manager Method (Easy):-
1. Download Script Manager.
2.Download desired script and place it on sdcard.
3. Open Script Manager and enable browse as root.
4. Go to the downloaded script and click on the green android icon(root) in the pop up window.
5. Click on Run. Follow Instructions and enjoy
Terminal Emulator Method (Hard):
1. Download Terminal Emulator.
2. Download desired script and place it in the root of the sdcard.
(You can place it anywhere else but the directory should not have spaces and you will have to change the commands accordingly)
3. Open Terminal Emulator and type (After every command you have to press enter)
Code:
su
And Grant Root Access
Then, type
Code:
sh /sdcard/bootextractorv2.sh
or
Code:
sh /sdcard/bml15extractorv2.sh
according to the the script you want to run
4. Now, follow the instructions on screen and enjoy
Download bootextractorv2.sh
Download bml15extractorv2.sh
Credits :
Miscellaneous Google search posts showing how to write Linux Script
Me for writing the script
Rafael.Baugis for source
Ryuinferno for guide
Reserved
I'll test on S5830 and report asap
edit: Script wouldn't run on S5830 with script manager. With terminal emulator it dumps an empty boot.img
daxanh said:
I'll test on S5830 and report asap
edit: Script wouldn't run on S5830 with script manager. With terminal emulator it dumps an empty boot.img
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kernel partition of s5830 is different
Give me the Partition
And I will make the mod
V2 completed
Uploading ASAP
OP Updated
v2 released
nice work man...thaks a lot
Sent from my GT-S5830i using xda app-developers app
He didn't really mean the love and prayers.
Nabs Zains said:
He didn't really mean the love and prayers.
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lol
ROFL
You disclosed my secret Nabs
:good: simple & important... all ace_i owner should get this before 'cooking' ur device...
nice tool for kernel backup... :good:
Doesn't work for me, S5830i stock firmware. If I use script manager method, a lot of "not found" messages, and finally the boot folder is empty. I give script manager root permission. And if I use a terminal emulator, the same error messages, finally there is a 5MB boot.img file, but "untouchable". I can not copy in any other folder. If I connect to PC, boot.img is missing. Appears again in the mobile when I disconnet the USB. I can not change file permissions with root explorer....
Also when the script ask if I want to create a zip file for recovery, I select 1 and I get "bad integer, run again"
Thank you
puntillero said:
Doesn't work for me, S5830i stock firmware. If I use script manager method, a lot of "not found" messages, and finally the boot folder is empty. I give script manager root permission. And if I use a terminal emulator, the same error messages, finally there is a 5MB boot.img file, but "untouchable". I can not copy in any other folder. If I connect to PC, boot.img is missing. Appears again in the mobile when I disconnet the USB. I can not change file permissions with root explorer....
Also when the script ask if I want to create a zip file for recovery, I select 1 and I get "bad integer, run again"
Thank you
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You have busybox?
If no,
You can't run it
Yes, and the script founds it (it says). Finally I zipped boot.img with root explorer and that zip file could be copied to the PC. Guess the file is ok. Thanks.
puntillero said:
Yes, and the script founds it (it says). Finally I zipped boot.img with root explorer and that zip file could be copied to the PC. Guess the file is ok. Thanks.
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Why you zipped it?
English is not my language. I explained that boot.img was untouchable. I tried to copy to computer and I always got writing errors. Rebooting wasn't useful. Permissions couldn't be changed with root explorer.. The file was there, but couldn't do anything with It. Tried to zip it and it worked, and I copied the zip to my computer..
puntillero said:
English is not my language. I explained that boot.img was untouchable. I tried to copy to computer and I always got writing errors. Rebooting wasn't useful. Permissions couldn't be changed with root explorer.. The file was there, but couldn't do anything with It. Tried to zip it and it worked, and I copied the zip to my computer..
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Sure that there is problem in busybox applet sync
I don't know why script couldn't detect it
I don't know what the problem was. I installed, not without many problems, the last busybox available, and everything worked ok. Out of curiosity, I compared boot.img file extracted with "problems" and the boot.img extracted now cleanly, and are identical.
Regards
[Q] IMEI backup work on GT-S5570 Galaxy Mini???
Sent from East Borneo Isand use Honey Bear's Phone
S5570 has another partition table
So no
Sent from my GT-I9100 using muffin premium
How do I extract the kernel image from the stock firmware? (OI5, first link in this post) I've followed various guides (such as this one) and poked at it for a few hours, but I can't figure it out. When using the linked guide, I get a segmentation fault. I'm trying to extract a zImage file suitable for passing through this tool: https://github.com/android-rooting-tools/helper_tools
The end goal is to find the addresses required for this: https://github.com/dosomder/iovyroot
Bump. If somebody helps me here I can root this thing finally.
Greek2me said:
How do I extract the kernel image from the stock firmware? (OI5, first link in this post) I've followed various guides (such as this one) and poked at it for a few hours, but I can't figure it out. When using the linked guide, I get a segmentation fault. I'm trying to extract a zImage file suitable for passing through this tool: https://github.com/android-rooting-tools/helper_tools
The end goal is to find the addresses required for this: https://github.com/dosomder/iovyroot
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I got that segmentation fault too. Fix it by making a folder called boot in the directory that has the boot.img. Then use the unpackbootimg command to unpack it in too boot directory using absolute address.