Can I mount it to my host PC to see what's inside it? Thanks.
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Hi all,
I am just going to cut to the chase, I only have HBoot and Fastboot USB modes availalbe on my phone. I need to delete the only file that is on the Fat32 partition of my SD card and then copy another onto it.
I don't have an adapter for the SD card that I can plug into my computer so I'm hoping to accomplish this with Android SDK.
ADB is out of the question because my Magic won't boot up to normal mode.
Any help is appreciated.
Doesn't your hboot allow you to mount the sdcard to your computer? If not you may be able to use fastboot to install an hboot that supports this.
RA's recovery ROM (or I think any new one) will allow you to mount the sdcard. Just use fastboot to load it.
If you can't do that for somereason, and solely want to rely on the sdk, use adb like this:
adb shell
adb mount sdcard
cd sdcard
rm <filename>
exit
adb push <filename> /sdcard/
Is there a possibility to directly mount for example data.img yaff2 partitions in windows or some sort of an application doing this (with GUI)?
Thanks
What file system do the image files in the Samsung Roms use?
Ext4?
File system
Judging by this system files it could be EXT2
BTW this could be the best File system used
run the "mount" command in terminal
u will get ur answer there!
Ls,
Is it possible to convert the .rar roms as found on needrom.com to a .zip install file that I can use with ADB sideload and/or copy to sdcard and use restore from sdcard?
I seem to have troubles finding the right usb driver/ the flashtool wont connect to the device.
The .rar roms are usually about 160+ Mb the .zip for sideload or sdcard recovery are about 450+Mb.
Highest regards,
Mac
when you upload a file to a device ( adb push) where does it go? I cannot see any of my zip files in any subdirectory via recovery filemanager. So I can't install them obviously.
It should go where you tell adb where to put it... i.e. adb push whatever.zip /storage/emulated/0 should put it in your internal storage (not in a subfolder). With my old Archos tablet I used adb push update.zip /data/media/0 (which is a symlink to internal storage).