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The Ultimate Guide to put Hero Builds and other Builds to your G1/Magic Android Phones by hellogadgetman from Greece
or download from here for best structure and more
http://rapidshare.com/files/2522727..._Builds_and_other_Builds_to_your_G1_best.docx
for ROOTED Phones
I have no responsibility for mistakes and problems through this guide
1) Find your SPL and Radio Versions
• Radio
o Next you will want to confirm your Radio Baseband.
To Confirm this Press Menu - Settings - About Phone - Scroll down till you see Baseband version.
Compare the Baseband value to the value below to see if you are using the correct radio for your build or if you need to update.
o You will need 2.22.19.26I
• Currently there are three SPLs available. The G1 variant is the SPL that is installed in stock T-Mobile G1 phones. The Engineering variant is found in the Android Dev Phone 1. Finally, the HardSPL is a modification of the Engineering variant by cmonex, with additional hacker-friendly functionality.
• HardSPL
• VER: HSPL10.95.3000
• HardSPL is a modification of the Engineering SPL by cmonex. In addition to the functionality of the Engineering SPL, HardSPL also allows NBH files to be used without matching the CID (carrier ID) check.
• Engineering SPL
• VER: HBOOT-0.95.3000
• The Engineering SPL is a custom SPL installed in devices intended for Android development. It has existed since before the launch of the G1 and is now available to the general public as preinstalled on the Android Dev Phone 1.
• G1 Original SPL
• VER: HBOOT-0.95.0000
• This is the original SPL which is installed in a stock G1. It is easily distinguished by the "trademark" red-green-blue bootloader screen which appears in many HTC phones. This SPL does not support the fastboot protocol and thus will not allow the user to flash nand backup images.
2) Update the Radio to the Latest
• Download the Radio zip.
• http://android-roms.googlecode.com/files/ota-radio-2_22_19_26I.zip
• Rename it to "update.zip".
• Copy it to the root of your phone's SD card.
• Turn your phone off.
• Start up in recovery mode by holding Home and pressing Power.
• Press ALT+S to apply the update.
• Once the update is applied press Home+Back to reboot the phone. The Phone will start to boot up and then continue applying the update. Once this is completed the Recovery menu will ask you for the second time to reboot the phone via Home + Back
3) Update the SPL to the Latest
IF YOU HAVE ONE SD CARD:
• Upload new SPL on your microSD and rename to "update.zip"
• Reboot your phone into recovery mode. I ASSUME YOU MEAN HOLDING POWER AND HOME BUTTONS>>>RIGHT?
• THIS IS IMPORTANT (perform a nandroid backup, of course) APPLY THE UPDATE USING ALT-S..., and once complete DON'T DO ANYTHING.. read step 4.
• WITHOUT PRESSING ANY BUTTONS remove your microSD card from your phone, and plug it into your microSD card adapter/SD card reader
• Remove/rename the SPL update (to something other than "update.zip") and upload the update file of the build you are currently using onto your microSD card. Put your microSD card back in your phone AGAIN WITHOUT PUSHING ANY BUTTONS I KNOW THIS IS STUPID, BUT WE RENAME THE BUILD TO UPDATE.ZIP AS WELL
• Press Alt + x to go to the console. If your phone does not reboot automatically, press enter, type "reboot recovery", then press enter again.
• If you boot up in recovery, you have done everything correctly. Now APPLY THE UPDATE USING ALT-S, reboot, and you're done
4) Performing a NANDROID Backup
At this point you should backup your phone via NANDROID
1 Turn your phone off.
2 Hold Home, press Power button to boot into Recovery Mode
3 Press ALT+B to start the backup.
4 Once the backup has completed press Home + Back
Next your phone will reboot and load the OS, at this point you should copy the files your just backed up to your PC incase you need to recover your phone
1 Mount your SDCard to your PC
2 On your SDCard change to the nandroid/HT840GZ30985
3 Inside this folder you will see another folder the first 8 digits of this folder name is the date it was created in the YYYYMMDD format and the last four are the time.
4 Copy this entire folder to your PC and save it. As you make more backups to your phone repeat this process.
5) Format your sd card to Fat32 and Ext2/Ext3 Partitions
• Install the sdsplit executable to your phone. To so this, open the 'terminal' application / ADB Shell and type the following commands at the prompts:$ su
# cd /data
# wget http://64.105.21.209/bin/lib/droid/sdsplit
# chmod 555 sdsplit
# exit
• Decide the size of your FAT partition:
You should use one of two approaches to decide the size of your FAT partition. The first one involves simply directly deciding this size (i.e. I want a 5G FAT partition). In this case, the EXT2 partition will be the remainder of the card.
size_of_fat_partition = size
The second method is based upon the fact that you want to decide the size of the EXT2 partition and would like the FAT partition to be the remainder of the card. In this case, the size of the FAT partition will be based on the size of your sdcard and the size of the EXT2 partition that you want. Use this formula to calculate it:
size_of_sdcard - size_of_ext2_partition = size
So, if you have an 8GB sdcard and want 1GB of space for apps on your EXT2 partition, use 7000M for the FAT size.
No matter which method you use, you will need to specify either bytes (no parameter), kilobytes (K) or megabytes (M) . So, for a 5G partition would use a 5000M size parameter.
Note: The size parameter is currently case sensitive, use 7500M, not 7500m!
• Backup your SDCard onto your PC
Note: To figure out how much data (in K) you have on you FAT partition, you can type the following in your terminal / ADB Shell (the sdcard can not be mounted for this cmd to work):
$ du -s /sdcard
Note: to find out how much free space is left on your /data partition type (see available)
$ df /data
• Run sdsplit. Use the size from step 3 below (do not forget the "M" in size if you are specifying megabytes): (Note: you will need an internet connection on your phone for this step)
Note: If you are using the JF1.5 update, you should put a -nc at the end of the commands below since system configuration is not needed!
Non JF1.5 Build:
$ su
# /data/sdsplit -nd -fs size
# exit
JF1.5 Build:
$ su
# /data/sdsplit -nd -fs size -nc
# exit
Please, remember to record the output of this stage if you run into a problem. There will be a permanent record of it in, /data/sdsplit.log.
• Reboot your phone, via terminal:
reboot
• Restore your data from your PC to your Fat partition of your SDCard.
• You're done! You should have two partitions now on your sdcard. The FAT one mounted at /sdcard and the EXT2 one mounted at /system/sd.
6) Put the Cyanogen Recovery image 1.2
http://n0rp.chemlab.org/android/cm-recovery-1.2.img
To install raw image: copy it to your sdcard and run from a terminal:
flash_image recovery /sdcard/cm-recovery-1.2.img
It is suggested to fully shutdown the device and power it back up.
Check Recovery IMG by rebooting phone and pressing Home + Power to see the new Recovery IMG
If you have problems with a "no space on device" error, try using fastboot and erasing first:
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery cm-recovery-1.3.1.img
7) Upload JACHero 2.2.3 or any other to sd card and rename them as update.zip
8)Last steps to finalize
• wipe
• run apps2sd from recovery image menu
• then run fix filesystems
• then run update.zip
• then run apps2sd from recovery image menu again
• then reboot
• when phone reboots, give it about a minute after the screen comes on and chose deny on swapper in SU permissions pop up.
• then go thru the setup for gmail and android..
• after you get logged in to everything, do your settings for backlight and whatever else,
• then go to programs and do the swapper settings -
• SWAPPER SETTING:
/system/sd/swapfile.swp
Change swapper size
i did 20mb / 32mb ( i think thats right )
• then reboot ( after Gmail has finished syncing your contacts )
• when it comes back up choose always allow on swapper ( in su permission popup )
• then do you market and flickr( disable wifi for a sec ) to accept the terms..
• then give it a few seconds, and in about 1 min the phone will be running faster like cupcake
Many thanks to JACHero,Cyanogen,Robpet2,Jesus Freke,Jon Pezz, xmoo, Haykuro, Stericson, dapro, The Dude, Darkrift, and many others!
very nice guide thank you...also very nice guide structure
gonna try this and see if i can really get this to run as fast as cupcake
Just a side note;
Http://twistedumbrella.googlepages.com/index.htm
The guide there has all the resources loaded to the site already and no longer requires you to have to use fastboot because the recovery there has restore built in.
pretty good guide...but this has nothing to do with porting builds -- only installing builds that have already been "ported"
porting (in the context you used it) means to change a build to work on another system / device:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porting
also...Recovery 1.3.1 is the latest and greatest
cheers
alapapa said:
pretty good guide...but this has nothing to do with porting builds -- only installing builds that have already been "ported"
porting (in the context you used it) means to change a build to work on another system / device:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porting
also...Recovery 1.3.1 is the latest and greatest
cheers
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I know but 1.2 Cyanogen has Apps to sd and fix filesystems
alapapa said:
pretty good guide...but this has nothing to do with porting builds -- only installing builds that have already been "ported"
porting (in the context you used it) means to change a build to work on another system / device:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porting
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Yes, the title of this post is rather misleading. I was expecting a guide to porting. This is a well organized collection of instructions to prepare your phone for most modern builds, and will surely be useful to some, but the title should really be changed to better reflect the content of the post.
hellogadgetman said:
I know but 1.2 Cyanogen has Apps to sd and fix filesystems
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1.3.1 does too, but much like fix_permissions its executed through concole instead of menu
If someone made the guide please post his thoughts
Thanks
Anyone or better None
thanx for your instructions!
and, is the Cyanogen Recovery Image the necessary part for flashing Hero roms on G1?
thanx again.
thanx for your instructions!
and, is the Cyanogen Recovery Image the necessary part for flashing Hero roms on G1?
thanx again.
Very good, indeed.
EDIT:
What happens if you miss a step, but still able to flash the latest 2.3.5 hero rom? (Following these steps reduces the lag?)
That's what exactly what I did:
1. I already had the latest radio update (so I didn't bother downloading again)
2. I installed latest SPL, renamed it to "update" in my sd card, turn off phone, turn-on phone (HOME+END button), hit ALT+S.
(I don't have a SD card reader yet.....but I have another phone (T-Mobile Wing), I removed SD card from G1, put it in T-Mobile Wing, opened folder where SD card is, and deleted "update" (SPL file), rename the 2.3.5 HERO rom to "update", took SD card out of T-Mobile Wing, put it in my G1)
3. Turn on G1 (HOME + END), wipe (ALT+W), then flash (ALT+S)
(Waited until it installed new hero ROM, it was installed, then I went to swapper application and changed settings to " /system/sd/swap.swp "
That's it.
I already had partition my SD card before doing this update. I dont know if it's necessary to do it again.
My G1 is working, and I have 72MB free space in internal phone storage (so far).
My question is:
Do I need to follow these steps to make the rom work better? To allow my apps go to my SD card (like it was before).?
By the way, I installed the OVERCLOCKWIDGET app from market and it won't open. (Launch Error, "Overclockwidget (need root) could not be launched")
Any inputs would be greatly appreciated.
Then I wipe, flash new ROM.
ss1271 said:
thanx for your instructions!
and, is the Cyanogen Recovery Image the necessary part for flashing Hero roms on G1?
thanx again.
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Yes if you want to be a fast Hero ROM
jay22are said:
very nice guide thank you...also very nice guide structure
gonna try this and see if i can really get this to run as fast as cupcake
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if it is let me lnow to make the change to hero
FAILURE to install
I followed your guide exactly but when I was flashing the hero update an error came back
"E: Cant't chown/mod /system/xbin
(no such file or directory)
E:Failure at line 14:
set_perm_recursive 0 2000 0755 06755 SYSTEM.xbin
Installation aborted."
Any suggestions???
NVM. Problem fixed. had to download the following spl
https://www.digital-bit.ch/g1devel/6.0-spl-signed.zip
Alt+M (apps2sd option) isn't showing up in v1.3.1
Anyone have any idea why Alt+M (apps2sd option) isn't showing up in Cyanogen's Recovery Image when all the other options that were updated in 1.3.1 are?
twistedumbrella said:
1.3.1 does too, but much like fix_permissions its executed through concole instead of menu
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Thats the reason I put in my guide the 1.2 Cyanogen recovery
DirectMatrix said:
Anyone have any idea why Alt+M (apps2sd option) isn't showing up in Cyanogen's Recovery Image when all the other options that were updated in 1.3.1 are?
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app2sd is automatic in version 1.3.1, but that's for new apps installation.
All the hero roms (at least that i know) require not the recommended "HardSPL" but Haykuro's updated SPL
This guide is very misleading esp since you bascially c/p from the other posts.
Dont take it personally, but it really needs to be cleaned up
B-man007 said:
All the hero roms (at least that i know) require not the recommended "HardSPL" but Haykuro's updated SPL
This guide is very misleading esp since you bascially c/p from the other posts.
Dont take it personally, but it really needs to be cleaned up
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But this is the point of somebody who has to read over 500 posts to understand to have all the things straight away.
I have used it and it is fine and some others also ...(over 100 downloads of the document)
Thanks
I hold no responsibility to how you use or not use this info and if you brick phone - you do this at your own risk
Mini How To
How to install recovery and custom ROMs
Changelog and Downloads
2011-02-11
IMPORTANT NOTE: I have not tested this ROM as I not own U8150 anymore
FILENAME: U8150V100R001C191B822_021211_094422.zip
MD5: 110c084c71729aca1ea8361dcb5fe5f5
* Reverted back to Launcher2
* Added Apps2SD
* Add couple apps I think is useful: wifi analyzer, android terminal, alogcat, cache cleaner-ng. (these can be easily uninstalled)
* Built with latest kitchen 0.120
* Removed Gingerbread keyboard and Google Goggles
2011-01-15
FILENAME: U8150V100R001C191B822_011511_221843.zip / Mirror
MD5: 357e5efb21d3272bb0820c0e14cfe913
* Added Boot Animation - Android Scribble 2.0 no flare
* Added Gingerbread Keyboard - Renamed Gingerbread Keyboard - updated 2010-12-28
* Unlocked Market - thanks xxhp for the package
* Added Google Goggles and AdFree
2011-01-09
This ROM should have overall better performance(hopefully)
Note:
Do a wipe of data and must clear dalvik-cache because of JIT being enabled (under 'wipe' in AmonRA Recovery 1.6.2 ROM)
FILENAME: U8150V100R001C191B822_010911_182214.zip
MD5: d8fae03567ebfa1602a116cc9e5aa587
* Added more ring tones from CM rom
* Ring delay fix
* CDRom symlink fix
* Fixed proximity delay (phone come off of the "black screen" faster)
* Turned Automatic brightness ON
* Now wifi will scan once every 1 minutes when not around a known location.
Help minimize battery drain.
* Added JIT
* Set Setup Wizard to run 'Optional'
2011-01-05 Initial Release
FILENAME: U8150V100R001C191B822_010511_014603.zip
MD5: 059fe7693164b1031a63fce373d57717
* Rooted (Superuser.apk + su)
* BusyBox installed
* /system/framework is deodexed
* /system/app is deodexed
* twitter/facebook/documents2go moved to /data/app
* swapped out Launcher 2 for Zeam Launcher
* Apps like Gmail, Maps, Vending etc updated.
If you like my work please make a donation via the Donate to me button on the left
Enjoy
Thanks for the update quail!
Do you have the AUS version of the Ideos? If so, who'd you get yours from?
Also, can we use this thread as a ROM request? (i.e. overclocking ability, gingerbread development)
Thanks. But can you plz post a guide or give a link on how to install the modified ROM in IDEOS for noobs like me
hachoo said:
Thanks for the update quail!
Do you have the AUS version of the Ideos? If so, who'd you get yours from?
Also, can we use this thread as a ROM request? (i.e. overclocking ability, gingerbread development)
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Yes I have the AU version and I bought a Crazy Johns pack with 4GB micro HCSD carded included from Aus. Post for 159AUD. I was luck and go one that was not locked to any network.
Yes you can use the thread for ROM requests, I personally will be ignoring requests for OCing, as there is a very nice little app called setCPU which works great on the U8150.
[How to] install recovery and custom ROMs
I hold no responsibility to how you use or not use this info and if you brick phone - you do this at your own risk
Part 1 Installing Recovery ROM
Please refer to this post before flashing Recovery ROM - AmonRA Recovery 1.6.2 and BLUE Screen
The custom recovery allows you to do all sorts of lovely things such as installing ROM update zips (for the forthcoming custom ROMs), wiping various parts of the device, backing up and restoring and much more.
You can enter recovery mode - turn it off, then press the power button while holding the 'volume up' and 'send' (green).
Downloads
AmonRA Recovery 1.6.2 - DOWNLOAD (MediaFire Pro) / MIRROR (CoBlitz / ROMraid) - MD5: 65d4dcbbedb956a9f88dd1981fb31ef8
How to install - Windows, Linux and OSX
Download the recovery image of your choice above and extract the zip file
Put your device in bootloader mode - turn it off, then press the power button while holding the 'Volume Down' and 'End (Red)' keys
WINDOWS - double click 'install-recovery-windows.bat'
MAC - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x install-recovery-mac.sh' followed by './install-recovery-mac.sh'
LINUX - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x install-recovery-linux.sh' followed by './install-recovery-linux.sh'
Part 2 Installing Custom ROM
Note: When using the Custom Recovery image use the Trackball to move up / down and press to select. Use the volume down button to go back.
Download a Custom ROM of your choice and place the ENTIRE ZIP (Do not extract it) onto the root of your SD card. By "Root" I mean do not place the file in any subfolders
Enter recovery mode - turn it off, then press the power button while holding the 'volume up' and 'send' (green).
From Custom Recover Main menu and select the 'Backup/Restore' option. Choose a 'Nand backup' and let it run it's course
Return to the Custom Recover Main menu and select the 'Wipe' option. Choose the First option 'Wipe data/factory reset' and confirm. <- this is optional after installing one of my ROMs. I personally have not bothered with it with my ROMs
Return to the Custom Recover Main menu and select the 'Flash zip from sdcard'. Select the custom rom you wish to flash, confirm and wait.
Part 3 Restoring back to original ROM
Note: Upgrade operations will erase the user data.
Find and Download ROM from Link provided on WiKi that you want to install
Copy the entire dload folder (with UPDATE.APP in it) to the root directory of the MICRO SD card.
Make sure your handset is power off. Insert the MICRO SD card into the handset. Pressing the END key and VOLUME UP key, and then press the POWER key to power on the phone and enter the Software Upgrade Mode.
You can see process bar start from 0 on the screen. (this take a few minutes)
Then the handset will restart automatically. Then it is OK.
Reference:
Part 1 info taken from here
quail said:
Yes I have the AU version and I bought a Crazy Johns pack with 4GB micro HCSD carded included from Aus. Post for 159AUD. I was luck and go one that was not locked to any network.
Yes you can use the thread for ROM requests, I personally will be ignoring requests for OCing, as there is a very nice little app called setCPU which works great on the U8150.
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I got the same deal!
Have you played around with the kernel at all? I'm not experienced in programming etc. but apparantly to OC the IDEOS U8150 more than 600mhz (setcpu does this automatically), it needs a kernel hack like other phones do.
Trekker56 said:
Thanks. But can you plz post a guide or give a link on how to install the modified ROM in IDEOS for noobs like me
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Sorry I did think to add a how to install recovery/custom ROM how to, well there is one now.
Thanks
hachoo said:
I got the same deal!
Have you played around with the kernel at all? I'm not experienced in programming etc. but apparantly to OC the IDEOS U8150 more than 600mhz (setcpu does this automatically), it needs a kernel hack like other phones do.
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I have played around with Linux Kernels in the past just not the Android kernel yet... but I am sure it not that hard to patch it and recompile.
I am happy with the 600MHz that setCPU unlocks it too.
quail said:
You can enter recovery mode - turn it off, then press the power button while holding the 'volume up' and 'send' (green).
[*] Put your device in bootloader mode - turn it off, then press the power button while holding the 'Volume Down' and 'End (Red)' keys
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The Main thinkg about these two parts here, when i enter recovery mode i get a blue screen is that right... nothing BUT a blue screen.
When i try to enter the bootloader mode it stays on the IDEOS logo, the first one when you turn it on...
Also im guessing it has to be plugged into the usb at all times for these.
tankknat said:
The Main thinkg about these two parts here, when i enter recovery mode i get a blue screen is that right... nothing BUT a blue screen.
When i try to enter the bootloader mode it stays on the IDEOS logo, the first one when you turn it on...
Also im guessing it has to be plugged into the usb at all times for these.
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You should not be getting a blue screen, you sure your using the correct key combination?
Yes you need the USB cable plugged in to use the bootloader. Yes the bootloader is ment to just sit at the IDEOS logo
yeah im 100% sure i used the correct key combo for the restore recovery mode, and sweet as for the bootloader, just wasnt 100% sure on that one.
Thank you OP for the info here, I used them to flash the recovery and I'm going to flash your ROM.
Having a Desire from the very first day I'm not new to these things, but this little boy is in my hands since this afternoon and it's amazing that you came with this just in time.
Will report back in a while with impressions.
OK, here I am. Just attempted to flash the ROM (after a full wipe), but it fails with an "Installation aborted." message just after the ISO symlink one. Looking at the update script, I guess there was a problem while flashing the BOOT partition.
Rebooting into the OS result in the new (rooted) ROM, but something is missing: the build.prop is likely the old one (I still see the old build string) and I have only 118 MB of free NAND space.
Coming from the Vodafone Italy ROM.
Any hint?
@ngel said:
OK, here I am. Just attempted to flash the ROM (after a full wipe), but it fails with an "Installation aborted." message just after the ISO symlink one. Looking at the update script, I guess there was a problem while flashing the BOOT partition.
Rebooting into the OS result in the new (rooted) ROM, but something is missing: the build.prop is likely the old one (I still see the old build string) and I have only 118 MB of free NAND space.
Coming from the Vodafone Italy ROM.
Any hint?
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What package did you download? I forgot to test one my builds and aborted installation on me, but I have fixed it and already put up a work version. Please try the newer version
quail said:
What package did you download? I forgot to test one my builds and aborted installation on me, but I have fixed it and already put up a work version. Please try the newer version
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Hi, I flashed "U8150V100R001C191B822_010711_042603", the one I guess is the newest (despite the "2010" typo on the first post ).
Is there a newer one?
@ngel said:
Hi, I flashed "U8150V100R001C191B822_010711_042603", the one I guess is the newest (despite the "2010" typo on the first post ).
Is there a newer one?
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thanks, fixed the typo.
ATM there is no newer version.
@ngel said:
OK, here I am. Just attempted to flash the ROM (after a full wipe), but it fails with an "Installation aborted." message just after the ISO symlink one. Looking at the update script, I guess there was a problem while flashing the BOOT partition.
Rebooting into the OS result in the new (rooted) ROM, but something is missing: the build.prop is likely the old one (I still see the old build string) and I have only 118 MB of free NAND space.
Coming from the Vodafone Italy ROM.
Any hint?
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Another thing I am not sure what the diff is between the Italian ROM and the Australian ROM. I wonder if you phone is not fully compatible with the Australian ROM?
ARGH, ok not good...
booted up to flash my loving ideos and i think i killed it...
'Firemware update step 1/2
Unpacking
[=============] (thats a progress bar
!
update failed
and all my buttons are blinking...
First version working
I had the same problems as @ngel using the newer version. Fail with the iso symlink.
Used the first version you posted up and that worked without a problem.
Zeam Launching is really snappy. Or I just haven't bogged down my phone with a whole bunch of crap yet.
Thanks for your work I bought my Ideos through 2 Degrees in New Zealand.
Request:
I quite like the look of the black notification bar and green icons. Would you be able to theme this rom with those? Also could you include the gingerbread keyboard. I know I can install it separately but would be cool to have Touch Pal and the original keyboard removed and replaced with the gingerbread one.
tankknat said:
ARGH, ok not good...
booted up to flash my loving ideos and i think i killed it...
'Firemware update step 1/2
Unpacking
[=============] (thats a progress bar
!
update failed
and all my buttons are blinking...
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Did you power on your unit holding the 'volume up' and 'red' key?
I assume no liability for any damage to your phone!
You can use my complete rom or parts of it to make your own rom. Only post a small thanks on your owm thread.
Big thanks to: iaio72, spear1403, tgzw, Quarx, Simondo, ein1002, santimanuel, epsylon3 and ...
Language support for final 4.0 --> da, de, el, en, es, fi, fr, hr, hu, id, it, nb, nl, pl, pt, pt-BR, sv, th, ti, vi, zh_CH, zh_TW + arabic* and ru*
MS2Ginger 4.0
- based on 4.5.2-109-DHT-25 - Android 2.3.6 blur lite rom
- support for Defy, Defy+, Milestone 2, Bravo
- MS2Ginger4 can used as 2nd-system (tested on GB kernel only) !! system image file have to be >= 350 MB
- multibootmanger app by royale1223
- new bootmenu 1.1.8, CWM 5.0.5/6, multiboot big thanks to m11kkaa
- 2 way to boot the rom: normal and via 2nd-init (default)
- new reboot option form cm7.2 --> trigger: all keys at the same time vol- , vol+ , power (only tested on Defy)
- disabled blurhome rotation
- button backlight can set from 10-100 % via build.prop
- mmcfix from CM7
- CPU settings default safe 30/300 38/600 {48/800} 58/1000
- Camera will work on SOC and Bayer camera (green* and red)
- better camera support for bayer camera
- new 720p record* and play (Milestone 2 - Android 2.3.6 files)
- 720p record in m4v (h264 can be enabled via build.prop)
- Milestone 2 froyo camara app for SOC camera (fixed green strips)
- BlurHome from Milestone 2 - 2.3.6 (no widget updating bug)
- Battery min. 2-5 mA/h
- no wifi, apn, vpn bugs
- wifi channels 12, 13, 14 enabled
- bootmenu + cwm (vsel4/clk4 added) "did not work for SOC camera with greenbreadMOD"
- bootmenu with Stable, Custom, Stock-Recovery
- call record libs
- init.d support
- zipalign at boot
- ramscript
- backlight button fix for Defy with bayer camera (can removed via optional patch)
- deepsleep support
- max 10 finger multitouch
- support for farsi-arabic, hebrew (thanks to MMarv)
- CyanogenMod-settings not finished (alpha) - sorry, will try to fix it if i have more time.
(* via greenbreadmod for MS2Ginger4.0 and if you never flashed a Android 2.3.6 full sbf with bl7)
(* 720p record only for Bayer camera Defy and Milestone 2)
Download: ROM, BlurApps, Greenbread: (MS2Ginger4.0.zip, BlurApps-MS2Ginger4.zip,Milestone2patchMS2Ginger4.0withbaseband.zip )
Mirror 1 (google)
Mirror 2 (Dev-Host)
More information for BlurApps --> LINK
Soft-sim-unlock for MS2Ginger 4.0
based on Dabb guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1447950
Install View attachment 1129769 via CWM.
If you like MS2Ginger feel free to donate! Donations will be used to purchase a Defy with SOC camera (green lens)
Bugs and problems Reporting: http://code.google.com/p/ms2ginger/issues/list?can=1&q
- wifi bug like all 2.3.6 Motorola roms http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1502817
(fixed, disable unlimited lease time for IP adress on your rooter)
Timeline:
19.06.12 - MS2Ginger 4.0 released
05.02.12 - MS2Ginger 3.0 released
Patch and updates for current release
none for MS2Ginger 4.0
HOW to INSTALL:
To begin:
Put the Nandroid backup folder MS2Ginger on the SDCard in this folder: /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup
Put "Milestone2patchMS2Ginger4.0withbaseband.zip" to the root of your sdcard
Put "Milestone2-GB-kernel-update.zip*" to the root of your sdcard (only if you have a froyo kernel)
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Root your Milestone 2 and Install BOOTMENU - CWM for Milestone 2
REBOOT
run 2nd-init (voldown on blue LED)
Go to "Recovery"
Go to "Latest or Stable or Custom Recovery"
"wipe data and cache"
Go to "Backup and Restore"
Go to "Advance Restore"
Select "MS2Ginger4.0"
"restore system"
Go to "install zip from sdcard"
select and install "Milestone2patchMS2Ginger4.0withbaseband.zip"
"Install "Milestone2-GB-kernel-update.zip" via install zip" (only if you have froyo kernel)
reboot
Booting up can take a while, max is about 10 minutes.
Team:
- walter79
- spear1403 (theming)
- santiemanuel
- Defy red lens tests spear1403
- Defy greens lens tests luciferps and Cristi_10
- Defy plus tests Dollo73 and free2live
- Milestone 2 tests Carolinux and Motodoido
Translation Team: (each language max. 4 person) View attachment 806172
Brazillian Portuguese: pupiloalpha , Cassinander , filipeazev
Bulgarian Auris 1.6 vvt-i
Farsi: MMarv
Hungarian: szabof1 , balika01
Polish: yackoo , szacuken , Antszej
Serbian: atomskasarma
Spanish espaciosalter20
Spanish-Argentina YaPeL
walter79 said:
Welcome.
The idea:
Defy is running Milestone 2 Android 2.2.2 ROMs. (DACH retail based)
So maybe we could make a working Gingerbread for Milestone 2.
- Defy has rooted only Android 2.3.4 /system nandroid-backup http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14793844&postcount=8
- it is also possible to run 2nd-init on milestone 2
- read this (Defy 2nd-int + froyo kernel + Gingerbread-system working) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1130656
- i think it could be possible to get gingerbread working on milestone 2
- basband should be change with original milestone 2 files
- /lib/hw/ from milestone 2 needed
- kernel from milestone 2
- fix for camera
Whats your opinion?
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I'm sorry to kill your optimism, but we are unable to flash onto /system for now. Big files at least..
Did clockworkmod not work?
http://www.gamaze.com/blog/2010/11/installing-clockworkmod-recovery-on-motorola-milestone-2/
walter79 said:
Did clockworkmod not work?
http://www.gamaze.com/blog/2010/11/installing-clockworkmod-recovery-on-motorola-milestone-2/
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It works, it's just that.. it doesn't flash big update.zip's, which overwrite the whole system. Problem could be caused by us not having a recovery build specifically for our devices.
But nandroid backup works, or?
Mikevhl said:
It works, it's just that.. it doesn't flash big update.zip's, which overwrite the whole system. Problem could be caused by us not having a recovery build specifically for our devices.
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So build one: https://github.com/koush/Droid2Bootstrap
Edit: Check this out "use an update.zip that waits a bit longer for the system to settle then unmounts tmp and remounts /"
dangpzanco said:
So build one: https://github.com/koush/Droid2Bootstrap
Edit: Check this out "use an update.zip that waits a bit longer for the system to settle then unmounts tmp and remounts /"
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Nice. Will try to get a clean nandroid backup of my /system, unyaffs it and create my own update.zip formatting /system and using this trick to see if I it works.
r2beta0 said:
Nice. Will try to get a clean nandroid backup of my /system, unyaffs it and create my own update.zip formatting /system and using this trick to see if I it works.
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Lol, I think it's a lucky shot finding this...
Sent from my Milestone 2 XDA App
Hey, what happens if I flash Defy's SBF on M2? Besides other problems is it possible to enter bootloader mode and flash another sbf, or it will corrupt the device?
I didn't, but I saw it was a prerequisite for the Rom posted here, so if there's theorical trouble, then I won't try.
Also I found out that Droid 2 bootloader image has the same first and last bytes as M2 (but different check sums), and Defy's is little different.
dangpzanco said:
Hey, what happens if I flash Defy's SBF on M2? Besides other problems is it possible to enter bootloader mode and flash another sbf, or it will corrupt the device?
I didn't, but I saw it was a prerequisite for the Rom posted here, so if there's theorical trouble, then I won't try.
Also I found out that Droid 2 bootloader image has the same first and last bytes as M2 (but different check sums), and Defy's is little different.
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Did not work.
dangpzanco said:
Hey, what happens if I flash Defy's SBF on M2? Besides other problems is it possible to enter bootloader mode and flash another sbf, or it will corrupt the device?
I didn't, but I saw it was a prerequisite for the Rom posted here, so if there's theorical trouble, then I won't try.
Also I found out that Droid 2 bootloader image has the same first and last bytes as M2 (but different check sums), and Defy's is little different.
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I don't think RSD Lite will allow you to do that. Even if it does, I don't think it's a good idea since it may replace your bootloader potentially bricking your phone.
r2beta0 said:
I don't think RSD Lite will allow you to do that. Even if it does, I don't think it's a good idea since it may replace your bootloader potentially bricking your phone.
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Yeah, I thought about that bricking stuff... (maybe linux/mac sbf_flash would flash it)
Did the "update.zip that unmount tmp and remounts /" work?
Sent from my Milestone 2 XDA App
dangpzanco said:
Yeah, I thought about that bricking stuff... (maybe linux/mac sbf_flash would flash it)
Did the "update.zip that unmount tmp and remounts /" work?
Sent from my Milestone 2 XDA App
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Not yet, still working on it on my free time. Unfortunately 'free time' is a scarce resource
Maybe if you point the update-script to another script:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
#This was in Apex 1.4.1 /etc/init.rc folder (wait for system to settle?)
sleep 24s
#unmount tmp
busybox umount /tmp
#remount /
busybox mount -o remount -rw -t rootfs /
Will it work?
dangpzanco said:
Maybe if you point the update-script to another script:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
#This was in Apex 1.4.1 /etc/init.rc folder (wait for system to settle?)
sleep 24s
#unmount tmp
busybox umount /tmp
#remount /
busybox mount -o remount -rw -t rootfs /
Will it work?
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First attempt failed. I had some problems formatting /system partition. The only way I could get it to format was through Recovery Menu. Maybe the problem is reformatting the system. The command mount("MTD", "system", "/system") also doesn't work. I'm starting to think that Motorola messed with the file system. Will try again using delete_recursive instead of format.
There is any d2 / d2g rom based on GB?
With all the problems developers were facing lately, I guess motorola add the same "weird" protections in m2 2.2 to GB d2 rom
It's very hard to make a custom ROM with all these protections and without knowing what happens when phone tries to boot. All we get is the damned M logo and no info at all. Without some output from the phone everything we can do is guessing.
I was reading that new fission roms based on GB (for d2), were facing the "motorola logo" stuck problem. That´s why the developer gave up.
But, like you say, there is no way to know if it´s the same problem.
I have no knowledge at all on android platform. I´d stuck on winmo 6.
If you need some testing, I can try, there is nothing more I can offer
Second attempt failed. It may have nothing to do with format or system file. I'm really clueless Jut the M logo again. Maybe the /system protection checks for some date/time on some random file? Will reflash with RSD and 'touch' everything in /system to see if the damned thing still boots.
Did you compare the hash of apex files to the moto original files?
Hello there, for anyone with a Hipstreet FLARE (HS-9DTB4) who has had the nightmare of trying to find a ROM for it, I have a solution!
These models typically come from Canada, like myself, although I don't know if it's exclusive. I spent many hours modding operating system files when I almost accidently came up with a MUCH easier solution.
This instructional assumes you have installed your USB drivers and have a copy of ADB
1: BACK UP YOUR ROM
(if you're like me and you lost the original you can probably skip this)
2: Follow the instructions at A13 ROM JB 4.2.2 + DRIVERS and install FaaastJB v2.5 (4.2.2).
Once installed, your touchscreen and gsensor will NOT work
3: Download the TS driver from the installation link: - ft5x_ts, goodix_ts, gslX680, nt11003+mxc32x0
4: Unzip the file to your ADB directory
5: Open the file 'setupsensors.sh'
Remove this line: insmod /system/vendor/modules/mxc32x0.ko
6: Insert this:
Code:
#9inch
insmod /system/vendor/modules/ft5x_ts.ko
insmod /system/vendor/modules/goodix_ts.ko
insmod /system/vendor/modules/nt11003.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/ssd253x_ts.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/ssd2533_ts.ko
insmod /system/vendor/modules/gslX680.ko
#7inch
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/gt811.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/gsl1680.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/ssd253x_ts.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/sitronix_ts.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/pixcir_touch_811.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/gslX680.ko
#insmod G-sensor driver
insmod /system/vendor/modules/mma7660.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/mecs.ko
# insmod /system/vendor/modules/mxc622x.ko
# mkdir /data/misc/sensors 0777 system system
-- Loading these modules into other A13 ROM is possible but I couldn't for the life of me get the WIFI working (properly), except in FaaastJB.
7: Connect your Hipstreet FLARE via USB and execute the 'run.bat' that came with the TS modules.
8: Enjoy having Google Play on your (crappy) Hipstreet Flare
Not sure if I like the new launcher, but thanks for pointing me toward the newer faastjb.. dunno if I like the bootscreen either..
ANYHOW.. In the past, on my Hipstreet Flare, I was using the gt_828 ? driver.. and it seemed to work, however, I never bothered getting the sensors working/etc.. However I would like the camera to work, and, it doesn't seem to with these drivers / this rom .. (crashes when opening cam app)
Mucho thanks for posting the drivers to use with the Flare, touch and gsensors seem to be working fine.
And many thanks to Toxicro for making the rom etc !
As a newbie to flashing android, I thought I might point out that when you edit the 'setupsensors.sh' file, do NOT use notepad.
Notepad++ seems to work fine (it is compatible with this file format).
I used Livesuit 2 to flash, and did have trouble getting the driver to load. Best I could get was a USB - unknown device showing in device manager.. but from there it was easy enough to argue with Win7 and finally manage to manually point to the Livesuit/driver folder.
One thing I noticed, is that you can still get into a recovery mode with FAAST-JB.
In the stock Flare, from power off, you hold the Vol- and Power until the unit responds, then start pressing Power repeatedly (while holding Vol-). With Faast-JB loaded, you have to hold the Vol+ instead (since the keys are reversed in the flash, no biggie).
This now brings up a CWM recovery screen.
I would think that Backup and Restore probably work fine.
But what about "Install zip from sd card" ?
Would this work for further flashing, or would that not be recommended due to the odd structure of these A10/13 devices ?
Any original rom to Hipstreet FLARE HS-9DTB4-4GB
Dave
Thanks a lot, first i use notepad to edit and G-sensor dont go... now user notepad++ y i am back the g-sensor.
However, i lost the camera i read about edit some BIN file, mi tablet is a oldie Hipstreet FLARE HS-9DTB4-4GB without Google Play, i flashing to get this market and now have the problem, i need solve the camera problem or almost get the original ROM to this model .
* what program edit script.bin??
Thanks again
DaveCarp said:
Mucho thanks for posting the drivers to use with the Flare, touch and gsensors seem to be working fine.
And many thanks to Toxicro for making the rom etc !
As a newbie to flashing android, I thought I might point out that when you edit the 'setupsensors.sh' file, do NOT use notepad.
Notepad++ seems to work fine (it is compatible with this file format).
I used Livesuit 2 to flash, and did have trouble getting the driver to load. Best I could get was a USB - unknown device showing in device manager.. but from there it was easy enough to argue with Win7 and finally manage to manually point to the Livesuit/driver folder.
One thing I noticed, is that you can still get into a recovery mode with FAAST-JB.
In the stock Flare, from power off, you hold the Vol- and Power until the unit responds, then start pressing Power repeatedly (while holding Vol-). With Faast-JB loaded, you have to hold the Vol+ instead (since the keys are reversed in the flash, no biggie).
This now brings up a CWM recovery screen.
I would think that Backup and Restore probably work fine.
But what about "Install zip from sd card" ?
Would this work for further flashing, or would that not be recommended due to the odd structure of these A10/13 devices ?
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Please, can you send me the file. I got bootloop in every variant. I flashed tousends times.
Thanks!
Edit: Sorry, I quoted wrong post.
HipStreet Flare 1 working firmware 95%
HS 9dtb4-8GB Hipstreet Flare (1) running on
MaPan_MX913_DC_Jelly_Bean_4.1os_Root_
Firmware_D201 30601_UP
Only missing top inch of TS, looking here about injecting just the TS driver, or can someone tell me how to ajust my TS touching surface.
TWRP 3.1.0.0 with FIsH for our FLEX 2
Tested on h955 and it's still a BETA
Requirements
Here are the pre-requirements you have to met!
If you can't get them: Close this page and FORGET it (until the day you met those reqs)!
Here are the 2 simple requirements you have to met:
1. root by SuperSU >=v2.76 (greater or equal v2.76)
--> to test this requirement just start the installer of FIsH with --check (see next lines) which will check for all requirements and abort if its not possible
--> for many devices - if not all - this means you HAVE TO downgrade/install LL. It also means that you have to upgrade your SuperSU to this version by e.g. FlashFire if you have a lower version installed!
--> SU by phh is NOT supported => It needs a modified /boot and this would void the boot signing chain!
--> Magisk is NOT supported => It needs a modified /boot and this would void the boot signing chain!
--> I will NOT provide downgrading guides there are plenty of them so search and read.
--> I will NOT provide any guides in rooting your device
--> Before you think about downgrading to LL read about ANTI-ROLLBACK protection some devices and may have! Anti-Rollback means you CAN NOT downgrade - it would HARD-BRICK your device (wtf thinking the vendors who we are?? Is this even legal?!)! Check that before!!
2. you have to be able to disable SELinux in your booted Android
--> You do NOT need to set SELinux permanently to permissive. Just CHECK if you COULD get it MANUALLY. If you can get it OK. If not.. you obviously have not full root access but check the forums maybe there is something you can do about this.
--> I will NOT provide any guides enabling SELinux but some lines later you will see how u can execute the very simple check
--> to test this requirement just start the installer of FIsH with --check (see next lines) which will check for all requirements and abort if its not possible
Those above are hard facts so it may NEVER work with MM. Google has changed the way on how the boot chain will be verified and that means changes in /system will void it from now on.
If MM can get fully rooted somehow/somewhen on your device with SuperSU installed and you are able to disable SELinux the method will work there as well.
If you can not meet ALL of the above 2 requirements lay down and cry.
For the others: calm down and read on!
You can simply test those both requirements by downloading the FIsH package and execute the installer with the following test parameter:
./install.sh --check
This way nothing get installed but you will see if it would work on your device or not.
Limitations!
Keep in mind what I said above: FIsH does NOT unlock your bootloader!
That means with TWRP-in-FIsH you can NOT:
Install a custom ROM like CM/Lineage (this will modify boot = SOFT-BRICK)
Install a custom Kernel (this will modify boot = SOFT-BRICK)
Install a custom recovery (this will modify recovery = may SOFT-BRICK)
In short: do nothing which modifies boot or recovery partitions. Those changes will BREAK your boot signing chain.
You can of course flash everything which is modifying /system /data only (e.g. xposed, Audio mods, etc...)
You're able to backup and restore as well of course and doing any other modifications which you may can't while the Android system is running.
Download
READ THE REQUIREMENTS above before proceeding!
Then UNDERSTAND the requirements before proceeding! <-- omg this is crucial important!!!! Ensure that you really do not skip this step!
READ THE LIMITATIONS above before proceeding!
Then UNDERSTAND the limitations before proceeding! <-- omg this is crucial important!!!! Ensure that you really do not skip this step!
... and NEVER ask for ETA's!
if you can say:
Yes! I have read and totally understood the limitations AND the requirements!
then proceed. Otherwise read again until you got it.
Keep in mind that this is a HACK. It may soft-brick your device. you have been warned!
The concept is the same for all models but again no guarantees here for anything.
There is ALWAYS a risk and you should better backup what you do not want to loose before starting downloading this.
Download
Installation (Linux)
You can just install any newer version over an old one.
boot Android and connect USB cable
download the newest version to your PC and open a terminal in that directory
tar xzf TWRP-in-FIsH*.tgz
cd android_FIsH
./install.sh
check the output of that script. you should not see any errors there (hopefully)
Installation (Windows)
use FWUL or be patient.. maybe i or someone else release an installer... maybe...
First run (no PC required)
This FIsH gets installed PERMANENTLY! That means:
You can boot up TWRP the same way as described here again without re-installing.
If you re-install your STOCK image you have to re-install TWRPinFIsH as well.
reboot Android
you should now see: LED goes from blue to GREEN
NOW directly when u see this GREEN LED press VOLUME DOWN and do NOT release
wait until the device vibrates and the LED changed to RED. Then release the Volume Down button.
Wait until FIsH completed and TWRP should be shown --> This means FIsH has done it's job well!
This is a good time to do a full backup isn't it ? Manually mount the SYSTEM partition as it gets not auto mounted atm and do a full backup
reboot from here (safely ignore the msg "no OS installed" and reboot anyways) and you should see Android booting (hopefully ... if not see bottom)
Daily Usage (no PC required)
reboot Android
you should now see: LED goes from blue to GREEN
NOW directly when u see this GREEN LED press VOLUME DOWN and do NOT release
wait until the device vibrates and the LED changed to RED. Then release the Volume Down button.
Wait until FIsH completed and TWRP should be shown --> This means FIsH is doing it's job still very well
AGAIN: keep your mind up! You HAVE to ensure that whatever you do and whatever you flash -> NEVER TOUCH BOOT/RECOVERY! If you flash a ZIP ensure first that it do not modify them! Otherwise you WILL softbrick. You have been warned (several times now)
Trouble / Bootloop fix
if you encounter a bootloop (should never happen but who knows) you have 3 choices at least:
Option 1a: (TWRP-Bootloop) Within TWRP open Advanced -> File Manager -> Goto: /system/su.d and click "select" button -> Delete
Option 1b: (TWRP-Bootloop) From your PC: adb shell rm -rf /system/su.d/
Important: Catch the fish log (see next topic)
Option 2 (this works also for a bootloop without twrp): boot into download mode and use LGLaf to get a shell
then:
setenforce 0 <-- if that doesn't work you may have to do a FULL restore to stock
mount -oremount,rw /system
rm -rf /system/su.d/
reboot. You are out of the bootloop.
Important: Catch the fish log (see next topic)
Option 3: Last resort: Reflash STOCK. sorry.. there is always a risk..
Catch the FIsH logs
when in TWRP (or other ramdisk providing adb shell):
adb shell "cat /cache/fish/fish.log"
adb shell "cat /tmp/recovery.log"
OR - when in Android:
adb shell "su -c cat /cache/fish/fish.log"
adb shell "su -c cat /cache/fish/fish.log.old"
adb shell "su -c tar cvzf recoverylogs.tgz /cache/recovery"
adb pull recoverylogs.tgz
Upload the output to https://paste.omnirom.org and paste the link in the IRC channel (see next topic)
Support / IRC Channel
IRC means Internet Relay Chat and you will get best support here only.
Choose how to get in:
PC (HexChat and Pidgin are only 2 of them! This list is not complete!)
Android (Yaaic, AndChat, HoloIRC, AndroIRC are only a few of them! This list is not complete!)
Web (KiwiIRC-Web,FreenodeWebchat])
When you have to choose a channel it is: #Carbon-user
When you will be asked for a server network choose: freenode
Known issues (may never get fixed)
Due to the fact that FIsH is a BRUTAL hijack of the booting process several things may not work as expected.
This will normally not harm anything but you have to know about.
ZIP / ROM flashing:
omg really you wanna hear that again? OK: DON'T TOUCH BOOT / RECOVERY. And you be safe.
When you try to install a ROM it will modify at least BOOT. That means soft-brick!
When you try to install a custom Kernel.. omg really? It will definitively SOFT-BRICK! Maybe you should read the limitations again??
When you try to install a ZIP like xposed, supersu, Vipermod and others ensure that those are not modifying BOOT or RECOVERY partitions. For those mentioned it would be very unlikely but who knows.
FIRMWARE partition:
cannot be mounted - even not manually. You have to live with it.
Double Tap to wakeup (in TWRP):
Unfortunately this cannot work in TWRP-in-FIsH due to the nature of this hijack. You have to live with it.
Credits (without them - no FIsH!!!)
If you feel that someone / you is missing on this list lemme know!
Chainfire for SuperSU! This is the main part of FIsH.
TeamWin for TWRP
@cray_Doze, @dssmex, @Aaahh and @KeiranFTW for their hijack implementations (e.g. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2608408, first steps to a G4 hijack)
steadfasterX for the android FIsH !
Here is the h955 device tree for building TWRP with omnirom minimal sources - https://github.com/jarno83/android_device_lge_h955
Here are TWRP logs from backups and restoring if anyone interested - https://github.com/jarno83/twrp_logs
Changelog
29.04.2017 - TWRP-3.1-in-FIsH-v2.0_LGFLEX2_LL_BETA3.zip
Latest FIsH source code and fixes.
3.04.2017 - TWRP-3.1-in-FIsH-v2.0_LGFLEX2_LL_BETA2.zip
Fixed the RESTORE issue - thanks to SteadfasterX
Used latest FIsH source code.
Went to zip format, now a pit smaller.
2.04.2017 - TWRP-3.1-in-FIsH-v2.0_LGFLEX2_LL.tar.gz
The fishfood is TWRP 3.1.0.0 it uses 15c stock kernel for now. And has a problem with restoring.
What is TESTED
BACKUP and RESTORING /system and /data partitions - OK
Xposed V87 - flashes ok with twrp and works - http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk22/arm64/
Tested Device List
H955 running 5.1.1 15c ROM
H950 running 5.1.1 PR ROM - thanks to iDefalt
Congrats
Have you seen the XDA template for FIsH?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...ack-to-boot-want-device-t3578373/post71567825
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Sent from my LG-H815 using XDA Labs
steadfasterX said:
Congrats
Have you seen the XDA template for FIsH?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...ack-to-boot-want-device-t3578373/post71567825
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Sent from my LG-H815 using XDA Labs
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Ok, thanks Didn't saw that
So anyone tested it yet ? TWRP booting ?
I have my phone in repair center atm cant test anything.
Yes, I have it on my h955 and twrp boots fine. I tested system backup and restore, now working. Flashed xposed also ?
Sent from my LG-H955 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
/data backuped and restored with success ?
Sent from my LG-H955 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Ok so now what? What is the next step? On road To install custom rom or custom kernel.
dadaa1 said:
Ok so now what? What is the next step? On road To install custom rom or custom kernel.
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SteadfasterX is developing some stuff... so maybe on day we will have a possibility to use full custom roms.
But for now we have a custom recovery
If someone is willing to cook something interesting that can work with not touching the boot or recovery partitions... then well I would call it a custom rom
In theory it should work on a H950PR? So I can at least test it
maucvs said:
In theory it should work on a H950PR? So I can at least test it
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Hi, I think it will work. You'll need to be rooted and You can give it a try ?
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It should work..
I already tried this on h950 but there is dead android with red '!' ..
For some reason it wont boot into the fishrecovery and goes to the recovery partition..
Ill try smth when i have time.
adds08 said:
It should work..
I already tried this on h950 but there is dead android with red '!' ..
For some reason it wont boot into the fishrecovery and goes to the recovery partition..
Ill try smth when i have time.
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Seams like the twrp I build is not liking h950
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I'll try to make h950 tree and build a test twrp.
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adds08 said:
It should work..
I already tried this on h950 but there is dead android with red '!' ..
For some reason it wont boot into the fishrecovery and goes to the recovery partition..
Ill try smth when i have time.
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Can you test this... made a h950 test tree. The twrp boots on my h955 also.
ergo911 said:
Seams like the twrp I build is not liking h950
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I had a similar issue for the g4 and here it was FIsH because it was too slow for some devices . I will release a new FIsH release which improves speed dramatically asap.
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Thanks ?
ergo911 said:
Thanks ?
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Ok so please use git pull to get the latest updates!
Lemme know if you have any trouble.
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ergo911 said:
Can you test this... made a h950 test tree. The twrp boots on my h955 also.
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Works like a charm on my H950. Thanks! The only issue is TWRP booting time, but it's should be right that, if I understand correctly.
Thank you!