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[Tutorial][Newbie Only] How to Install & Run Android on SE X1
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!!!WARING!!!
This tutorial is ONLY intended for NEWBIE Like ME, Who don't Know How to Run Android on X1 at first place
I'm not Pro on Andoid Stuff + This is my First Guide on XDA.
And I'm Not Use English as my daily Language
So If there is Any Mistakes Please Tell me
Any Suggesstions & Critics are wellcomed
Mods Please delete my Thread if it's posted Already
THANKS
Please Note that Android for X1 is Still in Delvelopment state..
So there Might be some non working camera, Bluetooth, GPS, Apps, etc...
But Hei..... we Run Android On Our Winmo Device
So.. Use it at Your Own Risk
OK Let's Begin
Currently, We Run Android From SD Card by Run Haret.exe
Just wait and see untill Developers Create a Pefect Android Build for Us
Then Maybe we will able to Flash it to our Phone to replace Winmo
Basicly There is two type of Android Build For X1
at least for Now. Next?? Who Know
1. Fat32 Build
This is old method to Run android on our device
+ No need to create partition on SD Card.
+ No need to install andoid, just copy files to SD Card then Run Haret.exe
- It's slower Android build
Main Files on Fat32 Build may Looks like this
Some of Fat32 Build:
- [F1 Froyo 2.2.2 V3][FAT32]
- Xperia-Xdandroid-X1 2.2.1 25.11,Fatsal-xperoid 2.0.1 25.11,Hero Sense UI 2.1 25.11
Fat32 Build Installation:
1. Download Android & Unzip
2. Copy All Files to Root of SD Card
3. Run Haret.exe
Simple right
2. EXT2 Build (introduced by Neopeek)
it's usually faster than Fat32 Build
- Need to Create EXT2 Partition
- Need to install Android before run Haret.exe
+ Android run Stable, Faster & Smoother!!!!. <<== This is what we Need
Main Files on EXT2 Build may Looks like this
Some of EXT2 Build:
- CM Modded V.2 [26.1 FPS] - HoneyComb Froyo V.2 - PureFroyo - SupeFroyo Modded by Needo
- (◣_◢)CyanogenMod 6.1(◣_◢)v1.5
- F1 Froyo 2.2.2 V3 by Faryaab
EXT2 Build Installation:
1. Create EXT2 Partition on SD Card (Explained Later)
2. Download Android & Unzip
3. Copy All Files to Root of SD Card
4. Install Android by Run install.exe from npkinstall Folder
You will see alot of text running there..
Just wait until it's Done
Then your phone will reboot to Winmo5. Run Haret.exe from Root of SD Card to Run Android
3. ClockWorkMod [CWM] Build (introduced by Neopeek)
Refer Here for CWM Update
Currently, This is Best method to Run android on our device
- Need to Create 4 Partition on SDCard [Fat32 & 3 ext2 Partition]
+ Easy to install & Change to another Android
+ Android run Stable, Faster & Smoother!!!! than any Fat32 or EXT2 Method
+ Easy doing a wipe, cleaning cache, (re)formatting sd-card
+ Easy adding/update files on ROM even after installing android & More
+ Superuser & adsblocker working perectly
+ Enable to mount system as writable
Profits for Developers
+ No need to play around with rootfs any more.
+ Android system structure is now 99% native android compatible. Meaning that rom devs simply work with the /system folder.
+ ROM installation / update is done via ZIP files as on native android devices. No tgz, tar.gz or ext2 files any more!
Main Files on ClockWorkMod [CWM] Build may Looks like this
Some of CWM Build:
- [X1][CWM] TouchWiz CM6.1[21.04.2011]
- [ROM] x1 - HoneyComb V2 - ClockworkMod - 20/04
- [ROM] Xperia1 FRX06 V.2-CWM (07.05.2011)
ClockWorkMod [CWM] Build Installation:
Preparation:
1. Create Fat32 & 3 EXT2 Partition on SD Card (Explained Later)
2. Download Neopeek's CWM
3. Copy npkboot folder on Root SD
4. Get kernel, ts-calibration & startup.txt for X1 then copy to npkboot folder
5. Download Android CWM compartible & copy Zip ROM on Root SD
Launch CWM & Android Installation
1. Run HARET, wait until it ask to press "Volume Down"
2. Press "Volume Down" shortly to Launch CWM
3. Go to "install zip from sd card" to install Android
- Use D-Pad or volume Button to navigate
- Press D-pad Button Down to Confirm4. Choose your android rom (zip file) that you want to install then click "yes"
5. When installation finish, go to CWM main menu & Choose Reboot
To Run Android just run Haret.exe from npkboot folder and wait as usual
Neopeek's CWM Screenshot
Detail info Please see here
Creating Partition on SD Card
1. Create EXT2 Partition on SD Card
*It's Recomended to Backup All Your Files on SD Card
Tool : Minitool Partition manager (Freeware Home Edition)
Preparation:
1. Install Minitool Partition manager
2. Connect Phone to PC then Choose USB Connection or You can Plug your SD Card to PC Using Card Reader
Create Partition:
1. Open Minitool Partition Wizard
2. Delete Existing Partition from SDCard
3. Create Fat32 Partition, Set As Primary!!!
4. Create EXT2 Partition, Set As Primary!!!
5. Create Linuxswap Partition, Set As Logical!!!
Video Guide to Create EXT2 Partition
INFO:
- You have to define the sizes of the partitions so that the FAT32 is the Largest, EXT2 is Smaller, and linuxswap is 64
- Fat32 Act As SD Card on Android
- EXT2 Act As Phone Memory. EXT2 Partition only mountable on Linux
- Linux Swap is like an extra RAM on the memorycard so you can run more apps at the same time. more info see here
- Under windows, Only the Fat32 Partition will show as mountable, but in minitool partition manager, it will show all 3 partitions..
2. Create CWM Partition on SD Card
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Preparation:
1. Install Minitool Partition manager
2. Connect Phone to PC then Choose USB Connection or You can Plug your SD Card to PC Using Card Reader
Create Partition:
1. Open Minitool Partition Wizard
2. Delete Existing Partition from SDCard
3. Create Fat32 Partition, Set As Primary!!!
4. Create EXT2 Partition (System) about 150MB-200MB depend on ROM, Set As Primary!!!
5. Create EXT2 Partition (Data) about 150MB-250MB Set As Primary!!!
6. Create EXT2 Partition (Cache) about 50MB Set As Primary!!!
Video Guide to Create EXT2 Partition
Thanks to BlackRa1n
Will Update With more info that I Found
Android Buttons Layout
* X Panel Button = Home Button
* OK Button = Back Button
* Left Softkey = Menu Button
* Right Softkey = Standby & Lock Button
* Call Button = Dialer Button
* Call End Button = Standby & Lock Button
* Volume Buttons = Volume Buttons
* Power Button = Standby & Lock Button
* Camera = Home Button
What to do when First Time Run Android?
*Note: Android may run Slower on first Run
1. Do some important Settings
- Set your APN if it not Automatic detected
Go to Settings > Wireless & Networks > Mobile Network.
Enable "data enable"
Set your APN at "Access Point Names" then Add "New Apn"
if you don't how to do it use APN apps such as
Apn Droid or Asisten APN(indonesian User Only)- Syncronize to Google Account
Go to Settings > accounts & Sync. then add Account- Sparepart App (install if it's not included in your Build)
Open Sparepart App, go to end button behaviour.
Set to "Nothing" or "Go to home" (prefered)- Display setting
Go to setting > Display.
Disable auto-rotate screen
Animation set to "no Animation" (Speed up Android)
Reduce Brightness (save battery Life)- Application Setting
Enable Unknown source to allow installation of non-market apps
Go to Settings > Application- Disable GPS if you are not using it (recomended to save battery life)
Go to Settings > Location & security. Disable Use GPS satelites- Other settings please refer to Your Android developer in his Thread
2. Open All Application such as 3D gallery, Music, etc. Let Apps load data's
3. Reboot.. Then Android will Run Faster.
Kernel
If you have problem with Wifi, Battery, etc on Android Build, First try to change kernel..
What are kernels?
You can compare the kernels to the drivers from your computer. They can ensure that your WIFI work or that the camera from phone doesn’t work.
jwte said:
A kernel isn't just drivers, it's the OS but without any apps or anything else that you need. And modulesxxxxxxx.tar.gz are usually drivers that you can hook up to the kernel and it better to have buggy drivers in a module so you can restart for example the keyboard driver without need to restart the OS (kernel) and Android.
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What files are the kernels?
The kernels are named by “modulesxxxxxx.tar.gz” and “zImage”
Credit goes to: Great_Day
How to Change Kernel?
1. Delete Your Current “modulesxxxxxx.tar.gz” and “zImage” from Root of SD Card
2. Replace with the New One then Run Haret.exe
More About Kernel
- Kovsky Kernel Development
- Kovsky Kernel Development [2.6.35]
- [Version: v4b] SEX1 Android Kernel
- Kovsky Kernel Development [2.6.27]
*Recommended to Use YGGE's (Duckly) Kernel... Find it here
5. Create Linuxswap Partition, Set As Primary!!!
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I think this should be set as logical.
Overall, great guide!
AssasinQ said:
I think this should be set as logical.
Overall, great guide!
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Sorry for that, Thanks for Help
First Post Update
great guide and thx now my little sister is happy with her phone
squallvai said:
- Linux Swap, I Don't Know what is this for (Maybe someone Can Explaind it??)
What are kernels?
You can compare the kernels to the drivers from your computer. They can ensure that your WIFI work or that the camera from phone doesn’t work.
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Swap is like an extra RAM on the memorycard so you can run more apps at the same time.
http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/8208-all-about-linux-swap-space
A kernel isn't just drivers, it's the OS but without any apps or anything else that you need. And modulesxxxxxxx.tar.gz are usually drivers that you can hook up to the kernel and it better to have buggy drivers in a module so you can restart for example the keyboard driver without need to restart the OS (kernel) and Android.
Please correct me if I am wrong
Thread Update [07 April 2011]
Change LOG:
Revision:
- Linux Swap Partition as Logical. Thanks to AssasinQ
- Linux Swap info. thanks to jwte
- Kernel info. thanks to jwte
Added:
- Android Buttons Layout
- What to do when First Time Run Android?
thanks so much! i appreaciate your work! now i can start testing Android on X1! yay !!
Nice tutor, but I can't sent you "Cendol" here.
is there anyone running any android build on the Dynamics ROMs? since when i flash this ROM i couldn't enter any haret.exe when i press it the loading window opens and right before the 2 vibrations everything stops (it doesnt even vibrate once) anyone knows the solution, can HaRET have problem with Dynamic ROMs only
i have 8GB SDHC and tested with both old EXT2 and CWM formatings
my Radio version is the normal one
i put everything in the root of SD card
kerfooly said:
is there anyone running any android build on the Dynamics ROMs? since when i flash this ROM i couldn't enter any haret.exe when i press it the loading window opens and right before the 2 vibrations everything stops (it doesnt even vibrate once) anyone knows the solution, can HaRET have problem with Dynamic ROMs only
i have 8GB SDHC and tested with both old EXT2 and CWM formatings
my Radio version is the normal one
i put everything in the root of SD card
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here the answer:
Needo said:
dynamics rom is Overclocked by default and haret can't boot your phone in linux while phone is O/C in WinMo ..
So ..
1- You can run android using Applications\Android & OC will be disabled automatically ..
(you can use it if the haret.exe is present in root SD)
2- Or you can use the .cap ultrashot provided to disable overclocking permanently ...
3- Or just click this ..
( \Application Data\OC_disable.lnk ) & it will be disabled temporally (till the next restart) ..
4- Or you can simply use WinmoSpeed to control CPU speed (set it to defualt) ...
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Needo said:
if this problem is still present .. make sure that android O/C isn't more than 614 mhz .. some processors can't boot in linux with higher values !
Open startup.txt & if you found O/C command like that
( acpuclock.oc_freq_khz=652000 )
just change the value to 614000 ...
& Hope this can help you enjoying android on your phone
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hi, the video shows a LinuxSwap primary partition, in the guide you have written logical
Thread Update [15 May 2011]
Change LOG:
added:
- ClockWorkMod [CWM] Tutorial
- CWM Partition Video (thanks to Blacka1n)
Nice, that u added the CWM.
So i just got one Question, whats about bigger SD Card?
How would u suggest to split the SD if i got f.e. 8 gb or even 16 or more?
if i had the space is there any reason why i could give the Cache much more storage?
As far as i cann see, the Rom always just use as much as it need never more?
So but whats about the Data?
Isnt it where me ROMS going to be stored? So it would be smart to make this bigger when i want to use a lot of Roms?
And the FAT is just for thinks i want on Wimo ( if i want to xD) and such kind of datas like music and so on?
So i would be realy happy if u could explaint thoose thinks,
but by the way this guide is very nice, AND easy to use, so
Vote for Sticky
hello,
I folowed this guide to boot android on my x1 but i got stucked.When I enter on haret it says loading linux 2 vibrates and it freezes.I tryed everithing.I set up my cpu speed to 528 Mhz and edited the startup file too.I have dinamic ROM.Is there any chanche that this ROM isn't compatibile with this time of android installer?
the.taz911 said:
hello,
I folowed this guide to boot android on my x1 but i got stucked.When I enter on haret it says loading linux 2 vibrates and it freezes.I tryed everithing.I set up my cpu speed to 528 Mhz and edited the startup file too.I have dinamic ROM.Is there any chanche that this ROM isn't compatibile with this time of android installer?
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Please see Here or Here
hi squallvai,
thanks for the reply.I saw that post & that topic and I did what they sayd ,but nothing.i'll change my ROM and i'll try to change my CPU speed from registry.
LE: I edited cpu speed from registry(it's 528 now) and it still doesn't work.I'll change my ROM and get back here.If You have any ideas why it doesn't work feel free to post here.I know it doesn't work becouse of the cpu speed...but i changed it and it stil ldoesn't work.what am I doing wrong?
LE: I changed the ROM and it isn't working same problem.any ideas please?
thnks man. Y try to install the Froyo 3V
thanks for this information.
it was only because of this thread that i had courage to install and try android on my x 1.
mini tool cannot partition my sd card
i tried to do partition of my sd card exactly as shown in the video, but after completing the process the mini tool shows only fat32 partition with the whole memory of the card
http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html
Initial Release V0.1:
This ROM is english only and has several tweaks inbuilt. Try it out yourself and you will be amazed of the overall speed. Maybe I will support more languages later (have to talk to Infinimint about this -> maybe he has enough CPU power and time + nerves to compile it in each language). Till then if you are searching for another language then move elsewhere to find your ROM...
you can find more informations here: http://www.neopeek.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=7524
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* Installing instructions :
1- Format SDcard To 4 Partitions :
- 1- partition: FAT32 (SDcard / Rest)
- 2- partition: EXT2 (System / about 250 MB )
- 3- partition: EXT2 (Data / about 450 MB)
- 4- partition: EXT2 (Cache / about 100 MB)
* Make sure That all partitions are set PRIMARY ..
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2- Extract & Copy Npkboot Folder and Neofroyo-v01.zip to root SDcard ..
3- Run Haret & wait till it ask you to press Volume Down shortly to launch ClockworkMod Recovery ..
4- While In recovery menu , choose " install zip from SD card >>
choose zip from sdcard and select " Neofroyo-v01.zip " ..
-Then return back to main menu using " ok "
5- Check mounts (Mounts and storage menu), and make sure that system is mounted.
6- Install Gapps like you installed the build (point 4)
-Then return back to main menu using " ok "
- i fyou want you can instal neolang to have the build in other language, but maybe you will lose speed and stability (not sure).
7- reboot system now
8- Run " HARET.exe " & leave it to continue booting into Android ...
** For More info see http://www.neopeek.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=6630
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* Attached Kernel is highly overclocked , it may not work with all kovsky devices , so if it doesn't work with you, try to change the overclocking value from 652 to 614 mhz in startup.txt ..
- If it is still not working , replace this kernel with "Turbo kernel" attached to package ..
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Download: http://hotfile.com/dl/127082063/c9fda77/CWM_NeoFroyoV01X1.rar.html
Reported Bugs
Terminal Emulator and Quickpic not working: Oooops I forgot to exclude 'em! Just uninstall them via Settings and reinstall at least QuickPic again from Market -> not a serious bug, is it?
Credits & Thank You's:
Neopeek-Team for testing
XDAndroid-Team
Cyanogen + Team
Anybody else whom I forgot.
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I'm Not responsible for any damage for your device ....
Im not a dev, just put stuff together credit goes to all authors just posting here to spread the word, so if you have errors, please report in the threads linked above =).
sorry man, but this isn't right!
sure. you say all credits go to the devs in the very last paragraph.
but until there you make it look like you compiled this rom yourself by using simple c/p of neopeeks original post...
1- Format SDcard To 4 Partitions :
- 1- partition: EXT2 (System / about 250 MB )
- 2- partition: EXT2 (Data / about 450 MB)
- 3- partition: EXT2 (Cache / about 100 MB)
- 4- partition: FAT32 (SDcard / Rest)
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this is wrong, fat32 needs to be first partition, otherwise windows won't recognize it anymore.
i don't know which gapps you put into this package, but it's certainly not the one neopeek tells you in cwm-thread. the meta-inf isn't replaced.
Is that any difference between this and THIS
jerrytan93 said:
Is that any difference between this and THIS
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no difference, I just made all the steps for you so you just have to unzip the files and copy them in root of SDcard
ooooppssii daily i seemed to have made a new thread for something which is already thereE!
to bad wifi isnt working
It is, just get the right kernel, ygge or latest glemsom (19.08.)
but glemsom ain't so good for me:
- wifi working***
- system a bit snappier (or just wishful thinking?)
- permanent hiss from loudspeaker
- battery always full
- had to change cpu-freq to 652, phone kept freezing with 672
- sys-process-gapps fc's now and then
*** i didn't reinstall the rom, just changed kernel & wiped dalvik cache. So i don't know if something extra is left from ygge-kernel.
edit:
took longer, but it froze again. 633 mhz now.
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Hi there!
It works fantastically, but I don't know if this build is supposed to have fixed this issue, I'm still having the hardware keyboard death problem. So I tried to implement ygge's keyboard-as-modules kernel, and when deleting the current modules, I have an error saying that they can't be removed because this is a Read-only file system. (like this: "cannot remove 'nameofthemodule.ko': Read-only file system")
It is not the first time I try to use this kernel, and the previous times, I could delete them without any trouble (through terminal emulator). I have tried with terminal emulator as a root, with other file explorers as a root and seems to be difficult to erase them. Is there any other solution? Oh, and I have already tried reinstalling again, but I guess I can't reinstall with ygge's kernel with keyboard as modules since I won't be able to press volume down to enter Recovery mode, am I right? Thanks.
Thanks in advance!
I already posted this issue twice in neopeek's forum, without any luck
Felipaoo said:
Hi there!
It works fantastically, but I don't know if this build is supposed to have fixed this issue, I'm still having the hardware keyboard death problem. So I tried to implement ygge's keyboard-as-modules kernel, and when deleting the current modules, I have an error saying that they can't be removed because this is a Read-only file system. (like this: "cannot remove 'nameofthemodule.ko': Read-only file system")
It is not the first time I try to use this kernel, and the previous times, I could delete them without any trouble (through terminal emulator). I have tried with terminal emulator as a root, with other file explorers as a root and seems to be difficult to erase them. Is there any other solution? Oh, and I have already tried reinstalling again, but I guess I can't reinstall with ygge's kernel with keyboard as modules since I won't be able to press volume down to enter Recovery mode, am I right? Thanks.
Thanks in advance!
I already posted this issue twice in neopeek's forum, without any luck
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My X1i accept calls and wifi does not work, do not help any modifications.
Does someone else have this hardware key's freezing problem as well? How did you fix it? The current solution of the kernel with keyboard separated as modules doesn't seem to be working here
Felipaoo said:
Does someone else have this hardware key's freezing problem as well? How did you fix it? The current solution of the kernel with keyboard separated as modules doesn't seem to be working here
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the fix doesnt work for me neither
Guy this is NEOPEEKS BUILD why u say its yours not fair......
ilgreco112 said:
the fix doesnt work for me neither
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So what did you do? Use another build?
Felipaoo said:
So what did you do? Use another build?
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Actually I'm not using android since I had too much problems with it
I developed a flashable zip to help configure dual boot. Zip is designed to be independent of ROM type, version and install method, whether by flashable zip, cloning primary ROM to SD, or in general copying a ROM system image to SD.
Then I overhauled this thread...
Config-Dual-Boot-v1.0-signed.zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?edgat0koyp7d33l
Backs up /sdcard[-ext]/Boot (if it exists) to /sdcard[-ext]/Boot.bak
Creates Boot/ROM1 and Boot/ROM2 directory paths under /sdcard[-ext]
Installs Script Manager on ROM1 and ROM2
Contains shell script “copy-boot.sh” to copy ROM boot partition to boot image file
Contains shell script “boot-rom.sh” to switch to boot ROM2 from ROM1 and vice versa
The updated “boot-rom.sh” script now features generic boot image directory names: Boot/ROM1 and Boot/ROM2, and automatically captures the SD Boot directory path (/sdcard for CM ROMs and /sdcard-ext for Blur ROMs).
Instructions:
1. Boot to ROM1 (emmc)
2. Reboot to CWM and flash: http://www.mediafire.com/?edgat0koyp7d33l . Doing so will backup any existing Boot directory under /sdcard[-ext] and push a new Boot directory containing empty subdirectories ROM1 and ROM2 and two shell scripts: copy-boot.sh (copy boot partition to image file) and boot-rom.sh (boot switcher).
In the following steps, the shell (sh) commands can be run using ADB (Android SDK Platform Tools), Terminal Emulator, Script Manager or other suitable app.
3. Reboot to ROM1
4. Enter: “sh /sdcard[-ext]/Boot/copy-boot.sh”. This detects which ROM is running, ROM1 in this case, and copies its boot image to /sdcard[-ext]/Boot/ROM1
5. Configure Script Manager to execute “sh boot-rom.sh 2” which enables booting to ROM2. But do not run this command until ROM2 “boot.img” is in place. We'll do that now.
6. Reboot to fastboot and connect phone to computer.
7. Enter: “fastboot flash boot boot.img” where boot.img is a boot image file modified to host ROM2 on SD. Please see my Auto-Modify Boot Image thread.
8. Enter: “fastboot reboot"
9. Enter: “sh /sdcard[-ext]/Boot/copy-boot.sh” as in step 4.
10. Configure Script Manager to execute “sh boot-rom.sh 1” which enables booting to ROM1.
More on configuring Script Manager:
Go to Settings > More > Advanced Options > Config > Home Directory. Set home directory to /sdcard/Boot. Then while still in SManager, navigate to /sdcard/Boot and press boot-rom.sh to configure. Valid arguments are:
Code:
blank: Reboot to current ROM
1: Reboot to ROM1 (emmc)
2: Reboot to ROM2 (SD)
3: Reboot to recovery
Press the “Su” box to run as root (note green symbol) and press “Save” at top right. Then press “Run” at top left to launch boot-rom.sh and reboot to the other ROM.
Place shortcut to Script Manager on home screen.
If all goes well, you can now boot ROM2 from ROM1 and vice versa with just a few screen taps.
This procedure was tested working with Neutrino V2.8 EE (CM) on emmc and NottachTrix 1.3.1 ATT (Blur) on SD.
Legacy YouTube video (3:38) showing reboots from one ROM to the other: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31TPyAguQ60
Credits
Special thanks to jokersax11, Notorious544d, ATRIXXIRTA, ghost_og, hatefuel19, J-Roc and many others for their technical direction, useful suggestions and encouragement. And of course to the Photon/Atrix/Android dev teams, Koush and https://sites.google.com/site/devwom/
Thanks a lot dude! Im going to try this!
how do you install two roms at the same time? i thought this was showing how to do that but im confused. how do you change the cwm zip installers to .img?
edit:: sorry i thought this was the other thread showing how to install a dual boot system but in fact its how to configure it to boot into them easier. sorry for the mixup ill defiantly read over your 1st thread
Note: Joker recommended as a refinement to place all apps in sdcard to keep apps common to both builds. Good idea.
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Does this mean that across both on CM7 and CM9, the same apps will be installed? And if you install a new app, it will be seen in both CM7 and CM9?
And is data for apps accessible as well for both CM7 and CM9? So saving a data file with CM9 for example will be saved in /data and when I boot back into CM7, the same data I saved from CM9 will be there in CM7?
Lastly, did you manage to get that dalvik cache thingy working?
That's a lot of questions, but I hope you understand what I'm trying to say.
If it is, then WOW!
Notorious544d said:
Does this mean that across both on CM7 and CM9, the same apps will be installed? And if you install a new app, it will be seen in both CM7 and CM9?
And is data for apps accessible as well for both CM7 and CM9? So saving a data file with CM9 for example will be saved in /data and when I boot back into CM7, the same data I saved from CM9 will be there in CM7?
Lastly, did you manage to get that dalvik cache thingy working?
That's a lot of questions, but I hope you understand what I'm trying to say.
If it is, then WOW!
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Thanks for the good questions. I haven't yet considered Joker's tip in detail as I spent most of yesterday writing this thread, researching other related topics (and watching Downton Abbey with my beloved wife ). But off the top, I assume that if a given app works on both ROMs, theoretically there should not be a problem hosting it and its corresponding data on the kitchen table (sdcard).
I guess one of the challenging questions is: Are there certain apps for which data should be kept separate to enable ROM-specific customization?
I just updated my thread with this...
"Alternatively (and actually preferred), you can extract the contents of this zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?0kdp4qvy6fv71kp to /sdcard. It makes ROM selections generic, and also fixes a problem with boot-rom.sh (Android shell apparently does not like trailing spaces in script files.) Then drop your boot.img files into /sdcard/Boot/ROM1 and ROM2 and you're good to go."
Cheers.
I developed a flashable zip to help configure dual boot. Zip is designed to be independent of ROM type, version and install method, whether flashable zip, cloning primary ROM to SD, or in general copying a ROM system image to SD.
Then I overhauled this thread...
Finally, I finished creating my scripts & kernel for booting a rom on SD Card. Dual boot kernels, preinstalled roms, setup scripts, instructions are available below.
How to make a rom on SD Card
Requirements: 3.1 GB of free space on your internal SD Card.
New method to set up the rom, fast and easy. You can now boot 5 different roms
Here is some new kernels you can try, but the setup in the Aroma v2.3c package below
PhilZ-cwm6-XXLS7-XJB-3.1-dualboot.zip (support only TW JB roms)
http://www.mediafire.com/?os6zi3u2mpe6yih
PhilZ-cwm6-XXLS2-XJB-2.7-dualboot - thanks to Phil3759 (support only TW JB roms)
http://www.mediafire.com/?k574667whh3c6qk
Hydracore v6.2 beta3 OC - dualboot kernel
http://www.mediafire.com/?0w852y7hl5yf8k8
Hydracore v5.4 - dualboot kernel
http://www.mediafire.com/?iawqi5picfcb9sm -STD
http://www.mediafire.com/?w18xigwkd9ya4no -OC
Download this current Aroma version
Version 2.3c http://www.mediafire.com/?5ym62wr7kta1u2o
- Added Timeout 15 seconds for the Boot Menu
- Fixed issue with the rom3 external in the Boot Menu
- Added Option to fix root in page 2 of the tools section.
Version 2.3b http://www.mediafire.com/?g3g8hdc2n0j3u9v
- Added Hydracore v4.3b kernels
- For some users, if you don't see the bootsdrom.cfg in the \sdcard\SDRoms folder, simply extract it from the Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_v2.3b.zip (in the Default folder) and put the bootsdroms.cfig in the \sdcard\SDRoms to enable the dualboot roms.
- For some users, if you want to show the boot menu, you can put an empty file named "bootmenu_on" in the \sdcard\SDRoms folder.
Version 2.1b http://www.mediafire.com/?7aqibjh5nhgnh6m
- Added Hydracore v4.1b kernels
- Possible fix for the bootsdrom.cfg not being extracted for some users
Version 2.0 http://www.mediafire.com/?y0gsnzmwb7e8r6z
- Added Hydracore v3-5 kernels
- Fixed issue setting up the rom partition images on the external SDCard.
Version 1.9-1 http://www.mediafire.com/?foumtinhrhid2c6
- fixed the issue that the STD kernel always being flashed when select the OC one.
Version 1.9 http://www.mediafire.com/?ykvjahj8d32pcdv
- Added Hydracore v3-1 both OC and STD versions.
- Add boot menu options. This can be turned on and off in the "Set Default Booting Rom" section in the dualboot Aroma.
- More checking in the mount partitions tool to make sure we don't mess-up the phone rom. Again, if you see any error, don't flashing any rom/mod, otherwise it will mess up the main phone rom.
Version 1.8 http://www.mediafire.com/?lpxesvw31u3es6a
- Use a new method to mount the partitions for a rom on SDCard. Now you can directly flash new roms without messing up the phone rom.
- Clean up other versions, they seem to be obsolete now.
How to setup and flash a new rom for booting from SDCard
Please follow the instructions below, this is the most easiest ever!!! There is no need to modify the rom or mod before flashing with my tool.
1. Back up your data (just in case)
2. Reboot to recovery and flash Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_v1.8.zip
- Select Tools section. Then select the rom slot you want. If this is the first time you use that rom slot you need to setup system, data, and cache images for the rom. In page 1 of the tool, check "Setup System" and "Setup data & cache" to setup the images. You need to do this only one time
- In page 2, select "Wipe system", "Wipe data", and "Wipe cache"
-And the most important one, select "Mount Partitions". Don't forget to select "Mount Partitions" otherwise it will overwrite the data and mess up your phone rom.
-Press Next until complete, and don't reboot the phone. (If you see any error, reboot in to recovery and try again)
3. Make sure you don't see any error in the step 2. then you can now flash any rom you like as normal. It will be flashed to the rom slot you just select in the step 2. Don't reboot after complete because you need to flash a dualboot kernel after.
4. Flash Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_v1.8.zip again, then select "Set Default Booting Rom", then select the same rom slot in step 2.
- Then select "SDCard" as default, and select "Don't Share"
- Then click "Yes" for the popup "Flash a Dualboot Kernel?" to flash a dualboot kernel. You have to flash a dual-boot kernel because in step 3, the kernel has been changed after flashing a new rom.
- Next select "HydraCore v1-7" this can boot most roms, Or you can choose "Goku v1.5-11" only CM9 & TW.
- Click "Next" till the end, and reboot the phone.
5. Now the phone should boot in to a rom on your SDCard.
Tips: To switch the rom, flash Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_v1.8.zip again, and then select "Phone" as default in the "Set Default Booting Rom" section.
Or you can keep pressing and un-pressing the HOME BUTTON at boot.
Enjoy flashing and new roms, and good luck to you!!!!!
Here is the tutorial how to flash mods/themes, just a little bit different from flashing the rom.
1. Back up your data (just in case), you may also backup the rom folder in the SDRoms folder you want to flash a mod.
2. Reboot to recovery and flash Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_vXX.zip
- Select Tools section. Then select the rom slot you want. Skip Page 1, Then in page 2, select "Wipe dalvik-cache" only
-And the most important one, select "Mount Partitions". Don't forget to select "Mount Partitions" otherwise it will overwrite the data and mess up your phone rom.
-Press Next until complete, and don't reboot the phone. (If you see any error, reboot in to recovery and try again)
3. Make sure you don't see any error in the step 2. then you can now flash any mod you like as normal. It will be flashed to the rom slot you just select in the step 2.
- Click "Next" till the end, and reboot the phone.
4. Reboot the phone and boot the rom you want.
FAQ
1. I get an error, what should I do?
- Reboot into recovery, and start over
- If still get the error, Flash "HydraCore v1-7" kernel, and reboot into recovery, and start over
- If still get the error, save the recovery log and post it here.
2. How do I reset the rom on SDCard?
- Flash Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_v1.8.zip, then select "Tools", select the rom slot you want to reset, skip page 1, then select "Wipe data", and "Wipe cache" in page 2. Then next until finish.
Credits and special thanks to:
- Hardcore for his SpeedMod N7000 ICS.
- superatmos for his TUTORIAL Building Kernel from source
- criskelo for some aroma scripts
- g.lewarne for HydraCore Universal kernel
- funky81 for first CM9 & TW kernel
- ashwin123 for Video Tutorial
- Samsung and developers for some wonderful roms.
WARNING: I've tested and used my scripts and modified kernels on my phone without any problem. There is always a risk when flashing a kernel or a new rom, so flash as your own risk. I have no responsible for any damage to your phone
Pre-install Roms
To make it easier, I have some pre-install roms on SD Card for you guys. Just extract it then it's ready to go.
1. flash pre-install rom
2. flash dualboot kernel
3. reboot
Now you should be able to boot your current rom (samsung ics only) and the pre-install rom on your sd card. Keep press/unpress the home button at boot until you see the boot animation to switch the rom. Check the log and the config file in the SDRoms for more details.
Pre-installed Cassies_XLR_ICS_V4_LQ3 rom - thanks to thering1975
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5SXZ0dzc3RHNSb2c
Pre-installed [ROM][TABLET/HYBRID]STAXXTANIUM-PARANOIDANDROID. V1.7 - Original Thread - thanks to Staxxthedan
How to Install
- Backup or rename /sdcard/SDRoms/rom1 folder if you have any previous rom on your SD Card.
- Flash sd_internal_preinstall-rom-PARANOIDANDROIDv1.7.zip or extract the SDRoms folder to root folder on your internal SD Card
download link https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5Uy04S0I4eGtrV1k
- Flash cm9_stock_kernel_dualboot.zip to boot the CM9 rom on your sd card
download link http://www.mediafire.com/?gkgvl950d38ka9c
- Reboot, and wait for the phone to boot in to PARANOIDANDROID rom
Pre-installed Preinstalled-Liquid_Black_V 3.2 - Original Thread - thanks to firasusman
How to Install
- Backup or rename /sdcard/SDRoms/rom1 folder if you have any previous rom on your SD Card.
- Flash Preinstalled-Liquid_Black_V 3.2_rom1.zip or extract the SDRoms folder to root folder on your internal SD Card
download link https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5Z1FuMnh0M2otVG8
- Flash any Samsung ICS dual boot support above (not CM9 kernel) to boot the rom on your sd card.
- Reboot, and wait for the phone to boot in to boot rom on SD Card.
Pre-installed [ROM][JB 4.1.1] PARANOIDANDROID v1.2 [TABLET/HYBRID][CM10] - Original Thread - thanks to imilka
How to Install
- Backup or rename /sdcard/SDRoms/rom1 folder if you have any previous rom on your SD Card.
- Flash PARANOIDANDROID v1.2 [TABLET/HYBRID][CM10]_rom1.zip or extract the SDRoms folder to root folder on your internal SD Card
download link https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5TmR3RWZxbG4wQ2s
- Flash cm10_kernel_dual_new.zip to boot the rom on your sd card
download link http://www.mediafire.com/?da4cuozus6tdlv3
- Reboot, and wait for the phone to boot in to PARANOIDANDROID v1.2 rom
- Note: Flash any kernel that works with your phone rom to boot back your phone rom.
Pre-installed CM9 Stable Aroma can select 1 of the 5 rom slot via Aroma. Hope someone can help post more pre-installed roms by replacing the system.img.
You can dual boot this rom with any TW rom using the Goku v1.5-11 kernel.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5Tjl5dWVqZnNzc2M
Pre-installed Roms by REVERSiN Sep-3-2012
CM10 - Preview5 UNOFFICIAL : https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-FfdI4hUTJReFVocmdYMFJwcVE
PARANOiD - JB - v1.911 BugFIX : https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-FfdI4hUTJRMjgzSEhrelJjbm8
Pre-installed Roms by yats86
ParanoidAndroid 1.3 [JB][TABLET/HYBRID]
Link to download rom: http://www.4shared.com/zip/BxEHxBRC/...l-rom-PAR.html
Mirror: http://www.MegaShare.com/4496353
TMT Midteam 2.2 ICS 4.0.4
Link to download rom http://www.4shared.com/zip/_8VkyH18/...l-rom-TMT.html
Mirror: http://www.MegaShare.com/4496423
CriskeloRomNOTE.vICS-V11.2
Link to download rom http://www.4shared.com/zip/6DPerI8k/...l-rom-Cri.html
Mirror: http://www.MegaShare.com/4496472
More roms will be added later.....
How to make a pre-installed rom
- After setup a rom and copy the system partition to SD Card. You can simply replace the system.img file in any of my pre-installed rom with your system.ing then upload the zip and share with your community. Thank you to anyone who can help with this.
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Intramfs Source
http://www.mediafire.com/?sk31d47jeh7q2sy - initramfs source for my dualboot1.0 feature.
http://www.mediafire.com/?oob18xxqit8cqmy - initramfs source for my dualboot3.1 feature.
Old Version
Code:
Version 1.7 [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?5w03c1q49wppbgb[/url]
-Added HydraCore v1 - big thanks to g.lewarne who makes this universal kernel working for all roms TW, MIUI, CM9, CM10. Now you can use this kernel to dual boot any rom you want.
-Added latest CM10 kernel.
[SIZE="3"][B][COLOR="blue"]How to modify rom and directly flash it using the Mount Partitions Tool[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE].
[COLOR="DarkOrange"]Most of MIUI,CM9,CM10 roms have the format command which is not safe for directly flashing a rom on SD Card. Follow this instruction to remove the format command.[/COLOR]
1. Extract the rom
2. Then edit the file META-INIF\com\google\android\updater-script using Notepad++
3. Take out the format command [B]format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p9", "0");[/B] if there is any
You may also take out all the mount, unmount, kernel flashing, and modem flashing or any command that is related to mmcblk.
4. Compress/Zip the rom back. Now you have the modified rom.
5. Now it ready to flash using the mount tools. Boot recovery, run my dualboot aroma, select tools.., select a rom to flash, in page 1 select wipe system, data, and cache, then in Page 2 select mount partitions for rom on SDCard. Don't reboot after run the script. If don't see any error or fail. Then go ahead flash the modified rom. It should directly flash it into the rom you just pick. Now flash a dualboot kernel you like and enjoy your new roms.
Note: Do the same for any mod, except you don't need to modify the mod, just run the mount tool and flash the mod.
[SIZE="3"][B][COLOR="blue"]How to Setup[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE]
1. Flash a rom you want, make sure follow the instructions of the rom you want to flash. Otherwise you will get a brick.
2. Run (flash) Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_vXX.zip, then select Tools, then select rom slot (1 out of 5 slots) you want, then select "Copy system to SDCard" and "Wipe data & cache". This tool will copy your current rom to SD Card and setup the data.img and cache.img for the rom on SDCard. I takes about 5 to 10 minutes to process. [COLOR="red"](don't reboot after completion)[/COLOR]
3. Repeat the step 1 & 2 if for the second, third, fourth, or fifth rom except you need to pick a new rom slot. [COLOR="red"](don't reboot after completion)[/COLOR]
4. Run (flash) Chuan_Dualboot_Aroma_vXX.zip again. Select Default Booting Rom, then select the rom slot you want to boot, then select "SDCard" as default. Then Click Yes to flash a dualboot kernel, pick a kernel you want (make sure it's compatible with the rom you want to boot). [B]Now Reboot[/B], and the phone should boot into a rom on SDCard.
[SIZE="5"][COLOR="Blue"][URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6JU08mONHY"][COLOR="Blue"]Video Tutorial[/COLOR][/URL][/COLOR][/SIZE] - thanks to ashwin123
[media=youtube]B6JU08mONHY[/media]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6JU08mONHY[/url]
Version 1.6 - [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?d7bs7srsecwgm16[/url]
- Added Notecore 14.1 kernel
- Added Goku v1.5-11 kernel - thanks to funky81 for the kernel source. This is a very good kernel that supports both CM9 & TW. Now you can dual boot CM9 and TW with this kernel. Keep press/unpress the Home button at boot to switch the rom.
- Added Wipe Tools for the rom on SD Card
- Added Mount partition Tool for the rom on SD Card. This allows you to directly flash a rom or mod on the rom on SD Card. Now you can easily flash a new rom on SD Card, [COLOR="Red"]but be careful if you want to use this tool to flash CM9/CM10 roms. There's a format command there, you need to take out before flashing those roms.[/COLOR]
- Some fixes for the Tools sections.
Version 1.5 [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?1493p91bg7z56nk[/url]
-Fixed the CM10 kernel flashing issue.
-Added NoteCore v13-4
Version 1.3 [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?3c06hnon548hhh2[/url]
-Added NoteCore v13
Version 1.2 [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?9z0uzof8b532bzb[/url]
-Fixed flashing error in version 1.1
Version 1.1
- Added Kernel backup/restore options
- Added share data options too.
Version 1.0 [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?b2i954vve1gh1c4[/url]
-Initial Aroma version
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1. Backup your current rom and your data just in case something goes wrong and you can recover your data. You can skip this step if you don't need to save anything.
2. Flash any rom you want like you've been doing. This rom will be a rom on your internal SD Card. Just follow the guild from Dev's of the rom you want to flash. Be careful about EMMC brick, please don't wipe using an unsafe kernel. (Skip this step if you want your current rom to be the rom on your SD Card)
Some roms don't auto get root, so just to be sure you can flash this [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?8adhwsporsdd61w"]CWM-SuperSU-v0.95.zip[/URL]
3. Copy rom partition to internal SD Card. You can do it partially or all by flashing the following scripts.
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?te8soummj0b9iqv"]copy_rom_to_sdcard_system.zip[/URL] - copy system partition to SD Card. ([COLOR="Blue"]recommend flashing this only[/COLOR])
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4c6de3h1e8hx4po"]copy_rom_to_sdcard_data.zip[/URL] - copy data partition to SD Card. ([COLOR="Red"]not recommended[/COLOR] unless you want to copy your current apps & data to SD card and want to restore back from the rom on SD card later)
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?vb5l6nc8qr4qlno"]copy_rom_to_sdcard_cache.zip[/URL] - copy cache partition to SD Card. [COLOR="Red"](not recommended[/COLOR], another script will take care of this)
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dvapmhow79pe1v0"]copy_rom_to_sdcard_all.zip[/URL] - copy all rom partitions to SD Card. ([COLOR="Red"]not recommended[/COLOR], take long time to do)
4. Flash [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?7q8ml0muqhh930m"]sd_internal_rom1_wipe_data_cache.zip[/URL] to setup a blank data.img and cache.img for the rom on SD card. (only flash this if you didn't flash the above copy_rom_to_sdcard_data.zip and copy_rom_to_sdcard_cache.zip, or copy_rom_to_sdcard_all.zip)
5. Setup the config file for your rom on SD card.
- Flash [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?x1jsiec6c7g78qk"]sd_rom_config_setup_3.2b_default_phoneRom.zip[/URL] to setup the config file for the SD Rom and boot your phone rom as default.
- Or Flash [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?318jat6mkpjjec5"]sd_rom_config_setup_3.2b_default_sdcardRom.zip[/URL] to setup the config file for the SD Rom and boot your rom on the SD Card as default.
[COLOR="Blue"] Remember: if the phoneRom and the sdcardRom are the same base, or same platform (CM9, or ICS, or GB). You can switch the rom by keep press/unpress the home button at boot. [/COLOR]
6. Flash dual boot support kernel to boot the rom on the sdcard. You can flash one of the flowing compatible kernels.
[COLOR="Red"]Remember: Do not flash the CM9 kernel to boot the Samsung ICS rom and versus [/COLOR]
- GL_NOTECORE_V11_dual.zip [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?dxdaqig1d060nru"]Standard[/URL] / [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?jbaado5xacmx7fw"]OC[/URL] - Thanks to g.lewarne
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?wf1mfqb2q7wtfrb"]dualboot3.2b_speedmod-ics-k3-11.zip [/URL] - Speedmod K3-11 with dual boot support for Samsung ICS roms only, set ro.secure=0 for fully adb root - Thanks to Hardcore
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?60lt63qtvfqcs6b"]GL_NOTECORE_V8.1_dual.zip[/URL] - GL NOTECORE v8.1 with dual boot support for Samsung ICS roms only - Thanks to g.lewarne
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?cdoj67xoqgk82j3"]dualboot3.2_speedmod-ics-k3-9.zip[/URL] - SpeedMod 3-9 with dual boot support for Samsung ICS roms only. - Thanks to Hardcore
- [URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1710937"]GoKu Kernel 1.4[/URL] - I have not tested this myself, but the change log says dual boot support. - Thanks to funky81.
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?da4cuozus6tdlv3"]cm10_kernel_dual_new.zip[/URL] - CM10 kernel from PARANOIDANDROID v1.2 - thanks to imilka. Note: This kernel also works with the Samsung ICS rom except Wifi and Bluetooth issue. Hope someone can fix it.
- [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?gkgvl950d38ka9c"]cm9_stock_kernel_dualboot.zip[/URL] - stock CM9 kernel with dual boot support for CM9 roms only. - Thanks to CM9 team
7. Reboot and test the rom on your SD Card. Make sure you test both roms on the SD Card and your phone to make sure they are working.
8. Once you are able to boot the rom on the SD Card, You can now restore your old rom, or flash any new rom you want.
Remember: If my dual boot kernel doesn't support your new rom, you need to flash my dual boot support kernel to boot the rom on SD card, and you need to flash a compatible kernel with your phone rom to boot your phone rom back.
Please note that my current kernels with dual boot support work with Samsung ICS or CM9 roms. I have not tested them with any GB rom yet, so be careful when you flash them on a GB rom or a different platform rom.
[SIZE="5"][COLOR="Blue"][URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9UnqqaPdvo"][COLOR="Blue"]Video Tutorial[/COLOR][/URL][/COLOR][/SIZE] - thanks to ashwin123
[media=youtube]c9UnqqaPdvo[/media]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9UnqqaPdvo[/url]
[SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]Aug 09-12[/COLOR][/SIZE]
- First Aroma version support 2 roms on internal SDcard and 3 roms on external SDCard.
- Add GL NoteCore V12
- Add TMT MIUI kernel
Download link: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?b2i954vve1gh1c4[/url]
July 30-12
- Add new SpeedMod K3-11 with dual boot support and fully adb root.
- Add Video tutorial - thanks to ashwin123
July-28-12
- Add new kernel GL NOTECORE V8.1 with dual boot support [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?60lt63qtvfqcs6b[/url]
- Preinstalled Liquid_Black_V 3.2 - [url]https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwDBny0G97K5Z1FuMnh0M2otVG8[/url]
July-26-12
- Add new kernel GL NOTECORE V8 with dual boot support [URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?6p5wapyps7q5qe8"]download link[/URL]
- Re-word the instructions. Much simple and faster to set-up.
Version 3.2
- Updated to SpeedMod-K3-9 source
- Optimized booting time - (about 6 seconds faster than original SpeedMod-K3-9)
- Add feature to safely share data partition if the two roms are the same base but different mod/theme.
- Update SD Rom by extracting system and data folder to /sdcard/SDRoms/update/ - experiment (report if it works for you)
Version 3.1:
- Add feature to put the update.zip in the /sdcard/SDRoms/update/ folder for flashing a mod/theme on the SD Rom.
- Create a file "wipe_dalvik-cache" file in the /sdcard/SDRoms/update/ folder to wipe dalvik-cache on the SD Rom. (simple and fast)
or simply flash this [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?690wyv2zt5j7185[/url] ro wipe dalvik-cache on the SD Rom.
Version 3:
- Updated to SpeedMod-K3-7 source
- Add script to wipe data & cache for rom1 on SD Card. You can also save 1.1 GB space with this. This contains empty data and cache partition images and extract them on your SD Card. You can also save a lot of time & space by simply copy the system to sd card, and then flash sd_internal_rom1_wipe_data_cache.zip
Version 2:
- Updated to SpeedMod-K3-6 source
- Add default rom value in bootsdrom.cfg. Now you can set default rom (phone or sdrom) by changing the default value in the config file.
- Add CMW restore scripts to restore sdrom back to phone rom.
- Some minor tweaks.
Version 1:
- Initial release
- Fix the mounting bug (swaping external and internal sd card) - Kernel/CWM
Could you make an app?
It would be easy to make some $.
Not right now, this requires some kernel modification which is not easy to do in an application. The app may help to flash the rom on SD card faster and easier, but can't change the kernel itself.
hi1 said:
It would be easy to make some $.
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Good luck for this project
Will try it out sometime...
Nice concept.. I always want to have dual boot for Samsung and AOSP/CM based ROM... But now, wait until we see a one-for-all kernel like siyah to be developed for our Notes..
Wow ! Waiting for such a thing !
Will install it and see ....
How can I delete the Rom on SD again, if I don´t want it anymore?
And to be sure the SD means the external SD.
thanks for answer
Edit: sorry to say, but ur links are 404 Error, can´t download anything
Just delete the SDRoms folder on your internal SD card. SD means internal SD. You can move it to external SD by changing the bootsdrom.cfg values.
hara74 said:
How can I delete the Rom on SD again, if I don´t want it anymore?
And to be sure the SD means the external SD.
thanks for answer
Edit: sorry to say, but ur links are 404 Error, can´t download anything
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chuandinh said:
Just delete the SDRoms folder on your internal SD card. SD means internal SD. You can move it to external SD by changing the bootsdrom.cfg values.
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With changing that value, is it possible to get triple boot?
I imagine to have:
- CM/AOKP in the main ROM
- custom ROM based on TW on internal SD
- official ROM on external SD.
Download link
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?xc03yg1wjjzziys
I would give it a try if the download links would work
and thanks for the quick answer
I think it´s really cool to have two Roms on our Note to play with
Edit: too late, first Link is back again
CM/AOKP is not supported right now.
Here is an example of the values in the bootsdrom.cfg file
rom=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom1
system=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom1/system.img
data=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom1/data.img
cache=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom1/cache.img
After you are done copy rom to SD card, you can rename the rom1 to rom2 in the SDRoms folder. Then change the values in the config file like this
rom=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom2
system=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom2/system.img
data=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom2/data.img
cache=/sdmnt/SDRoms/rom2/cache.img
If you want to use external SD instead.
Copy the SDRoms folder to your external SD
then change the config file values like this. sdmnt1 means external SD.
rom=/sdmnt1/SDRoms/rom1
system=/sdmnt1/SDRoms/rom1/system.img
data=/sdmnt1/SDRoms/rom1/data.img
cache=/sdmnt1/SDRoms/rom1/cache.img
mbudh said:
With changing that value, is it possible to get triple boot?
I imagine to have:
- CM/AOKP in the main ROM
- custom ROM based on TW on internal SD
- official ROM on external SD.
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is there a way to change that it boot normally the phone Rom and press home button only if I want to boot the SD Rom?
Wait for my next update
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I tried the setup.zip but the is no bootsdrom.cfg file in SD Rom folder
I tried it twice.
so I cannot boot the SD Rom
any suggestions?
no root! for phone Rom
for first problem I copied over the bootsdrom.cfg in the folder and it works,
booted the SD Rom and it has still root
but now I can´t boot Phone Rom with holding Homebutton
now I can switch between the Roms by rename bootsdrom.cfg to .bak
but it always been optimizing the apps when switch the Roms
I get root back for the Phone Rom :laugh:
I get it nearly all to work :laugh:
only things are that the homebutten at booting doesn´t work, have to rename the bootsdrom.cfg into .bak for booting phone rom
and
the optimizing all apps at switch between the roms
but therefor it´s REALLY cool and I THANK YOU again for your GREAT WORK :good:
I always searched for a thing like this
Really great work
Looking forward ti seeing you porting it to cm9 kernel
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a few little things that I noticed:
- after each switch I have to decide which Home Launcher I want to use
- the widgets I place on Nova Launcher are the same on both Roms, so I guess if I use the same Launcher I can´t use different Widgets by default
- the Icon Quickpanel Settings is shown in one Rom but in the other Rom the Icon is shown as not installed, so I have to put it again from app drawer to the homescreen
- and I tried to copy the files from sd_rom_setup into the right folders so that the homebutton work, but it doesn´t work
realy great job mister...
will learn how to implement..
now i can put also switch my fav rom... albafinalstage n cassie 4.5 slim :thumbup:
Hi XDA,today I want present you the port "Androidiani ROM" or the ROM of http://www.androidiani.com/forum/ This ROM was made from the Androidiani Dev-team whose
members are :
- theflanker
- dema121
- matt96g
I also want to thank for the support and for small changes:
- xDaZe
- erghetto
- erok
- SparkZ
- AgoDrago
- OrlaTunzTunz
- GalaxyAceICS
- Cleofra
- djpredator17
- mik90
DOWNLOAD:
Rom http://www.mediafire.com/download/x...ni-Experience-FINAL-tassve-by-linckandrea.zip
CWM http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2584629&d=1392648455
Kernel http://www.mediafire.com/download/v5q74y90hg348iu/kernel_CM7_v4.0_tassve.zip
HOW TO INSTALL
1.(RECOMMENDED) Be on a stock ROM, installation will be cleaner
2.Download THIS EXT4 tool, the Kernel and the Rom on your device.
3.Flash on Samsung recovery (or your recovery if you are not on stock), my temp. CWM.
4.When you are on the Temp. CWM, flash the EXT4 Formatter tool, so whole system will be converted to EXT4. (Stock filesystem is RFS)
5.After the installation, flash my kernel you have downloaded before.
6.When the Kernel is installed, go, on the CWM, to advanced --> reboot recovery (this will reboot the device, and turn it on on the new CWM of kernel)
7.Wipe data, cache and dalvik
8(IMPORTANT) Go to mounts and storage, and make sure system is mounted (will show unmounted) mount it 2 times!
9.Go to install zip from SD Card, choose zip from SD card and install your Androidiani-Experience-FINAL. (MAKE SURE installation last more than 5 seconds, if is less than 5 secodns, your system is unmounted! repeate step 8).
10.After installation, go back and reboot system, if you made it good, ROM boots, so no problem on it.
CHANGELOG
Holo laucher
Androidiani app system
VoiceSearchk @. apk
AudioFixk @. apk
GPS fix
Adrenaline Engine 4.2
AdrenalineBoost
30 steps volume
Modded host file
Framework deodexato
Tweaks in various build.prop
Beats audio
Increased sensitivity touchscreen
Settings in ICS style
Gplay latest version
Sounds sgs3
Flashplayer
Theme GingerIX (hybrid Gingerbread / IceCreamSandwich)
browser modded
Background default custom
Theme ICS ThemeChooser
BUGS
You tell me
SCREENSHOTS
http://imageshack.us/a/img442/6941/screenshot1357833499907.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img547/7568/screenshot1357833506442.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img14/8923/screenshot1357833542503.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img838/3573/screenshot1357833617869.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img24/6026/screenshot1357833878442.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img145/3570/splashscreen.png
credits:
- theflanker
- dema121
- matt96g
- xDaZe
- erghetto
- erok
- SparkZ
- AgoDrago
- OrlaTunzTunz
- GalaxyAceICS
- Cleofra
- djpredator17
- mik90
- BroadcomCM for device tree, vendor files...
ADD-ON
Patch:
roboto font https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=no_antivirus&id=0B5spFnYHF7xlNFdTS2xxRnU3TW8
add live wallpaper https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=no_antivirus&id=0B5spFnYHF7xlTG9NYVFkRkdHMms
for install on CWM mount system and install
Wallpapers:
Androidiani Wallpapers by dema121 https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B5spFnYHF7xlVGJPd0RmMEJBT3c/edit
Wallpapers by GalaxyAceICS http://www.mediafire.com/?bk9crkltbnyuobr