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[HOWTO] Patch Your ROM or Make A CWM-Flashable zip.

First, Make a new folder.
In that you put a META-INF copied from some Theme.
And, Make the folders where you want your apps and tweaks to be placed.
Like you may want some apps to go to /system/app...So, Create a folder called system and inside that create a folder called App and paste the application there.
Now, Changes in updater script.
On an ext4 system, I did this.
Remvoe eevrything in the updater-script. Delete eveything.
Now, add these lines
Code:
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "-t", "auto", "/dev/block/stl9", "/system");
mount("ext4", "system", "/system");
Meaning of the code:
This mounts the system, grants root permission.
Now that system is mounted, We should tell CWM to copy the folder and replace the contents. So, Add these lines:
Code:
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
Now, Replace the name of the folder you wanna replace and make multiple lines in the same format. (replace in package_extract_dir("yourfoldername","/yourfoldername")
For prinitng the process, add
Code:
ui_print("Installing -NAMEOFYOURROM-PATCH...");
Add this above the extract COMMAND.

Now, Put this into a Zip...Using Win-zip.
When you open the zip you should see META-INF and other folders.
Zip it in that manner.
And, Download Auto-Sign from this place.
Re-name the zip to UPDATE and put it in the autozip folder.
Sign it and you are done!
PRESS THE THANKS...GIVES ME ENCOURAGEMENT. PLEASE.

Thanks a lot ..
was waitting for it ...
but what about symlinking ??

asad007 said:
Thanks a lot ..
was waitting for it ...
but what about symlinking ??
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Just write:
symlink("<target>", "<based-dir>")
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If i wanna replace some apps in /system/apps, i add the following code?
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "-t", "auto", "/dev/block/stl9", "/system");
mount("ext4", "system", "/system");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
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lomash said:
If i wanna replace some apps in /system/apps, i add the following code?
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package_extractdir - line and line with mount is enough. You don´t need the line above

you mean this?
mount("ext4", "system", "/system");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
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lomash said:
you mean this?
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exactly

[Q] Is it possible to flash a kernel without CWM? Android/Ubuntu Dualboot on SBKv2

For the purpose of dualbooting between Ubuntu and Android on a sbkv2 device, I was wondering if it would be safe to overwrite the kernel partition (/dev/mmcblk0p4, apparently?) while booted into either Android or Ubuntu, skipping cwm entirely. This would probably be followed by an immediate reboot in any case.
From dissecting an update.zip it seems like mmcblk0p4 is where the kernel is written to. I'm just not totally sure that the partition numbers don't change for some reason (?) between cwm and android. Is it the right partition? Has anyone tried this?

It's possible to do and not too hard, boot into android. (Cwm just makes it easier on you.)
Here's the flash update-script from Guevor's kernel:
Code:
show_progress(0.100000, 0);
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "/system");
show_progress(0.300000, 0);
ui_print("Modules...");
delete_recursive("/system/lib/modules");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
show_progress(0.200000, 10);
show_progress(0.100000, 0);
unmount("/system");
ui_print("Kernel..");
package_extract_file("kern.blob", "/tmp/kern.blob");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "dd", "if=/tmp/kern.blob", "of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4");
delete("/tmp/kern.blob");
Put the modules somewhere on your Tf, and also the 'blob' file (Preferably somewhere easy like /sdcard/)
So take the modules out of /system/lib and put them in /system/lib/modules (Cut and paste with a root explorer)
Then run the dd command to flash the kernel:
dd if=/where/you/put/the/blob/file/on/yourtf of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
Note that the blob has no file extension and doesn't need one.

Worked going from Android to Ubuntu, but not in the other direction. I was still able to get into cwm so whatever. Thanks for the advice.

Mmcblk0p4 is the staging partition. If it still works, I suppose it would be possible, but you would need to know what the partition name is. It should be listed in whatever flash.cfg file you used to reformat for ubuntu. Once you know the name, you can use the blob tools to pack up the boot.img(LNX on stock partition tables) and *maybe* flash via staging.
sent while running with scissors

Oh, I should clarify that I didn't repartition for ubuntu. I'm using a loop mounted filesystem on the internal storage.

[INTRODUCTION] Updater script

Hi guys this is a small intro to updater script by a newbie for a newbie to understand more and more what it has and what it means:highfive::highfive::highfive:
now what is the updater-script and update-binary present in the META-INF>com>google>android in any flashable zip package
1. updater-script - it is just a text file which contains all the commands which tells the clockworkmod what to do with the given
zip file. the updater-script is written in the edify scripting language.
2. update-binary - it is a binary which is requiered by the clockworkmod to translate the human readable format of the updater-
script to machine readable format for execution of the updater-script in our device.
exploring the updater-script:
now let's start exploring the updater-script !
1. open the updater script with notepad++ (strongly recommended)
2. now i will try and explain commands generally used in the updater-script,
assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "ST15i" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "ST15i" ||
getprop("ro.product.device") == "ST15a" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "ST15a" ||
getprop("ro.product.device") == "smultron" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "smultron");
the above bunch of lines checks the device model to confirm that the zip file is flashed on the device
for which it is specifically created for. These bunch of lines are very important because it prevents
flashing of zip file which is not intended for the device hence avoiding any problems due to flashing
the wrong zip. for example the above lines checks for the value of "ro.product.device" and
"ro.build.product"in the build.prop file of the already existing rom in the device, if any of the three
defined values ST15i, ST15a, smultron are found it will continue with the next line of updater-script
otherwise flashing gets aborted with error in getprop.
format("yaffs2", "MTD", "system", "/system");
the above command explains itself, it is used to format the specified partition
syntax explanation:
format - the main command to direct the cwm to format using the following parameters
"yaffs2" - filesystem type used in the device
"MTD" - type of the partition used in the file system
"system" - location of the partition to be formatted
"/system" - name of the partition to be formatted
ui_print("Format Completed");
the above command is also self explanatory, it directs the cwm to display the following text
enclosed in double quotes in the user interface (display).
after succesful formatting it displays "Format Completed" in the device screen.
mount("yaffs2", "MTD", "system", "/system");
the mount command directs the cwm to mount the following file system and the following partition
the syntax is just as explained in the format command except that this command mounts the
defined partition whereas the format command formats the defined partition.
let's review what we have done till now,
1. we have checked the device to confirm that this is the device for which we created the zip.
2. we have formatted the system partition of the device.(this is only done when a new complete rom is being flashed, for flashing mods you
should never format the system partition!)
3. we have mounted the system partition of the device.
now let's continue,
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
this command searches for the directory (folder) named "system" in the root of the zip file and
copies all the content of the "system" folder from the zip file into the "/system" partition
which is already mounted by the previous mount command.
remember the structure of the file system in the zip file and the "/system" partition of the device must be always identical.
for eg., you have created a mod by editing the systemUI.apk and you want to flash it, the system UI.apk resides in "/system/app"
so the structure of the file system in the update zip should be "/system/app/systemUI.apk"
ie., the update zip should contain folder named "system" at the root of it and folder named "app" inside the "system" folder and the
modded "systemUI.apk" must be placed inside the "app" folder.
package_extract_file("autoroot.sh", "/tmp/autoroot.sh");
this command searches for the file named "autoroot.sh" in the root of the zip file and
copies the file to "/tmp" folder and names it as "autoroot.sh" (here it does not change the name)
symlink("mksh", "/system/bin/sh");
the above command creates a symlink.
okay, now let's see about symlinks,
symlink is nothing but shortcuts, for example if a file is requiered in two different places instead of copy pasting the file
in two different locations, the file is copied to one of the two locations and in the other location a shortcut to the file(symlink)
is created. the source and the symlink can have different names (actually this is the prime use of symlinks).
to explain in a noob friendly manner,
take the above symlink, it creates a shortcut(symlink) for the command "mksh" and places it in the path of the operating system.
the shortcut(symlink) directs to the file "/system/bin/sh" , so whenever the os gets a request to execute the "mksh" command, the actual
binary that gets excuted will be "/system/bin/sh" .
creating symlinks saves a lot of space because instead of copying the whole file and placing it in requiered places we are just
creating shortcuts which directs to the source file which can be placed anywhere in the file system (generally placed in the path of the os).
set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0755, 0644, "/system");
the above command is used to set permission recursively for the files and folders present inside a folder (in this case for "/system" folder).
syntax explanation:
0 - uid - it defines that the following permission is set for the user id 0 .
0 - gid - it defines that the following permission is set for the group id 0 .
0775 - dirmode - it defines that 0775 permission to set to directories contained within the specified directory.
0644 - filemode - it defines that 0644 permission to set to files contained within the specified directory.
"/system" - target directory to set the above mentioned permissions.
set_perm(0, 3003, 06755, "/system/bin/ip");
the above command is used to set permission for a individual file (in this case for "/system/bin/ip" file).
syntax explanation:
0 - uid - it defines that the following permission is set for the user id 0 .
3003 - gid - it defines that the following permission is set for the group id 3003 .
06775 - it defines that 06775 permission to set to the specific file.
"/system/bin/ip" - target file to set the above mentioned permissions.
run_program("/tmp/autoroot.sh");
remember the file autoroot.sh from package_extract_file command?
that file is supposed to be a shell script, the above command directs cwm to execute the "autoroot.sh" shell script present in "/tmp" folder.
unmount("/system");
the unmount command directs the cwm to unmount the following partition
the syntax is just as explained in the mount command except that this command unmounts the
defined partition whereas the mount command mounts the defined partition.
Okay now going into slightly complex and/or not widely used updater-script commands,
Ifelse
Syntax:
Ifelse(condition),(do_this),(else_do_this);
Example:
ifelse mount("yaffs2", "MTD", "system", "/system") == "system", ui_print("Mounted!"), ui_print("Mount Failed!");
Ifelse command can be explained simply as asking the system to do something based on the result of a condition.
From the example:
The ifelse command would attempt to mount the MTD partition named "system" to "/system".
If the mounting process succeeds (the condition), the script will display "Mounted!", else it will display "Mount Failed!"
abort()
It just abort's the script execution
Note: it is usually paired with some other command for example the getprop command or with ifelse.
Independently specifying abort() in the updater-script will kill the script abruptly right there so use this command carefully.
ALWAYS LEAVE A BLANK LINE AT THE END OF THE update-script (if the code contains 50 lines then 51 lines should be visible
in the notepad++ including a blank line after the end of the script)
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO SET THE EOL (end of line) CONVERSION OF updater-script
IN UNIX FORMAT BEFORE SAVING (notepad++ > edit > EOL conversion > UNIX format)
the above mentioned commands are just basic edify scripting commands which are generally used in updater-script.
for detailed scripting and coding in edify scripting language check out the following sources:
source of update-binary
introdution to edify
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki...cript_language
scratchpad-documenting-edify-commands-for-android-updater-scritps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1290062

Broken Links!!!
source of update-binary
introdution to edify
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki...cript_language
scratchpad-documenting-edify-commands-for-android-updater-scritps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1290062[/QUOTE]
broken links!!! :silly:

Dude cut the reply short
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Sorry brother! i mean these links are not working!!
Current Device : MT11i Xperia Neo V
ROM : Xperia Ultimate HD ™
Build Number : 2.0.3
Kernel : Suave Kernel
Root Status : Rooted
Bootloader : Unlocked
Previous Devices : Samsung Galaxy Y
GT-5360(Sold)
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tharu_roxx said:
Sorry brother! i mean these links are not working!!
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Dont quote large posts on a whole...be specific...if u dont be specific..it may annoy others and even may affect the beauty of XDA... Next time do take a note of this....
Now please modify ur post..and keep only those links that u were referring to...
-via my "Galaxy Royale"

First i noticed it dude! When um gonna edit it, xda doesn't allowed me(as i was a new member) now it's ok....thanx!!!
Current Device : MT11i Xperia Neo V
ROM : Xperia Ultimate HD ™
Build Number : 2.0.3
Kernel : Suave Kernel
Root Status : Rooted
Bootloader : Unlocked
Previous Devices : Samsung Galaxy Y
GT-5360(Sold)
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kartiknnn said:
Dude cut the reply short
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Thanks kartik for the thread...
Learnt some new stuff...thank you...
I would suggest u to add some ready made zips with standard updater scripts... So that people can use them for faster modding...
What say?
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bhargav143 said:
Thanks kartik for the thread...
Learnt some new stuff...thank you...
I would suggest u to add some ready made zips with standard updater scripts... So that people can use them for faster modding...
What say?
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Try these threads
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561463
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732957
Hit thanks if i helped!!
Current Device : MT11i Xperia Neo V
ROM : Xperia Ultimate HD ™
Build Number : 2.0.3
Kernel : Suave Kernel
Root Status : Rooted
Bootloader : Unlocked
Previous Devices : Samsung Galaxy Y
GT-5360(Sold)
Sent from my MT11i using XDA Premium HD app

Lemme see guys will try and upload them today
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kartiknnn said:
Dude cut the reply short
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dont you have your exams buddy..
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Yup formative 2 be exact
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Where to get the update-binary file from???

prohank said:
Where to get the update-binary file from???
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Read the second paragraph.
Sent from my CM10.1-powered GT-I9103

2. update-binary - it is a binary which is requiered by the clockworkmod to translate the human readable format of the updater-
script to machine readable format for execution of the updater-script in our device.
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you mean this one?
It says what it is but where to get it from?

prohank said:
you mean this one?
It says what it is but where to get it from?
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its in any CWM zip of Galaxy R. check in Meta-info/...../Android

prohank said:
you mean this one?
It says what it is but where to get it from?
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This:
now what is the updater-script and update-binary present in the META-INF>com>google>android in any flashable zip package
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System.img flash error

I am modifying a rom with dsixda's kitchen . I did the necessary changes to rom and did the system.img in Ubuntu using mkfs.yaffs2. After that I create a zip with system.img, data folder and META-INF folder.
when flash the rom using TWRP it flash everything excluding system.img.
I cant find where i did errrs?
the way i create system.img or updater-script may be wrong.
these are the codes i ued in updater-script.
mount("ext4", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p7", "/system");
delete_recursive("/system");
package_extract_file("system.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p7");
please help me to understand the error ?

Do you have error in recovery ??
Maybe you did something wrong in creating the system.img .
You can simply modify your ROM inside your phone ,, then boot into recovery . Then go to "Advanced" ,, "Terminal Emulator" then type :-
Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 of=/sdcard/system.img
IF the mmcblk0p7 is the system partition , I don't have this phone .
You can check that from /system/etc/fstab.cosmo (not sure about file name) .
Good Luck .
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Make your own updater-script!

To create updater-script or to edit updater-script you need Notepad++ (don’t use notepad). Download it from Here and install in your pc
updater-script is located in Meta-inf/com/google/android/updater-script
To create your own updater-script
Open notepad++ and from file menu select new and create the commands and create your own updater-script with this tutorial
After typing the commands save it as all types(*.*) and name it as updater-script and click save and put it in folder Meta-inf/com/google/android/updater-script
In this tutorial i will explain you all commands used in updater-script so that you can edit or create updater-script
ui_print – This command prints the prints the word inside the quotations
Example – ui_print(“xolo – next level”); prints xolo next level in your cwm recovery
mount – This command mounts the partition, if you want to add files to system partition you have to mount system partition, data for data partition
To mount system - mount(“ext4″, “EMMC”, “/dev/block/mmcblk0p5″, “/system”);
Here mmcblk0p5 is the name of system partition for mtk 6589 chipsets (this name varies from device to device)
To mount data - mount(“ext4″, “EMMC”, “/dev/block/mmcblk0p7″, “/data”); (partition name varies from device to device)
format - This command formats the partition specified
It is highly recommended to include this command to format system and data if you are making updater-script for ROM
To Format system - format(“ext4″, “EMMC”, “/dev/block/mmcblk0p5″, “0″);(partition name varies from device to device)
To Format data - format(“ext4″, “EMMC”, “/dev/block/mmcblk0p7″, “0″);(partition name varies from device to device)
package_extract_dir(” “, “/”) – This command extracts all the files from the folder mentioned inside first quotation to the partition or directory inside second quotation
For system - package_extract_dir(“system”, “/system”);
(this copies all files from system folder in zip to system partition in phone)
For data - package_extract_dir(“data”, “/data”);
package_extract_file(” “,”/”) - This command extract the single file inside between first quotation from zip to the partition or directory inside second quotation
symlink – This command creates links to its executable files
Here is an example
for super su binaries - symlink(“/system/xbin/su”, “/system/bin/su”);
set_perm_recursive - This command sets permission for folders
here android uses unix permission system
in unix
4 – read
2 – write
1 – execute
so
rwx is 4+2+1 = 7
rw is 4+2 = 6
rx is 4+1 = 5
Example - set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0755, 0644, “/system”);
In this 0 is a user id for owner that refers to root. It means that permission owner for system folder. and 0 is root user means it unrestricted access to system. it is given in order to run programs to run properly
second 0 also refers to root. but here it refers to group id 0
we are only seeing about folders because “set_perm_recursive” is a command that sets permission to folders
next 0755 it means rwxr-xr-x permission has been given to system folder and rw-r-r is set for all folders inside system folder
set_perm – This command sets permission for a specific file
Example - set_perm(1000, 1000, 0640, “/system/etc/bluetooth/auto_pairing.conf”);
here the 1000 refers to user id system and 0640 is rw-r—–
and this command sets the permission rw-r—– for the file auto_pairing.conf
unmount – This command unmounts the partition
Example - unmount(“/system”); – unmounts system
General rule in updater-script – all commands should end with semi colon ; otherwise it will show error and if cwm or twrp shows status 7 error the error is in updater-script:laugh:
try fixing it by going through this thread

Use zipme app from Playstore to Make .Zip Flashable Files....
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i use kitchen always
anyways thanks for the info :good:
and do you know any app to decompile in phone like apk multitool in pc?

Renaming is the Option
pradeepxtremehacker said:
i use kitchen always
anyways thanks for the info :good:
and do you know any app to decompile in phone like apk multitool in pc?
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Bro its not possible,
but if you rename the .apk to .zip
you can decompile it,
but you need a PC to recompile.
Eg
sms.apk to sms.zip
then just Unzip sms.zip
you can get the Details.

Zeuscluts said:
Bro its not possible,
but if you rename the .apk to .zip
you can decompile it,
but you need a PC to recompile.
Eg
sms.apk to sms.zip
then just Unzip sms.zip
you can get the Details.
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bro i think you are saying like extract
in fact we no need even to rename to extract we can directly extract with es file explorer from .apk but when we extract the xml will not be editable it will show like boxes
i am asking like a app like apk multi tool

No not Possible in Mobile.
Yet
Hope anyone Make this Possible In Future.
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OK thanks
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I have a question, i and my friend both port the rom for HTC One International to HTC One J (the japan variant of HTC One) and we edit the updater-script the same way but then my friend's rom can be flashed without any error and my, it's stuck at format step, the log file say:
Code:
format() expects 4 args, got 5
format() expects 4 args, got 5
here is the command line that was corrupted:
HTML:
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p38", "0", "/system")
my friend use the same and he has no error @@
Can you tell me why i can't make the rom to be able to flashed

Very helpful... Thanks.

KuroKeita said:
I have a question, i and my friend both port the rom for HTC One International to HTC One J (the japan variant of HTC One) and we edit the updater-script the same way but then my friend's rom can be flashed without any error and my, it's stuck at format step, the log file say:
Code:
format() expects 4 args, got 5
format() expects 4 args, got 5
here is the command line that was corrupted:
HTML:
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p38", "0", "/system")
my friend use the same and he has no error @@
Can you tell me why i can't make the rom to be able to flashed
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The format command depends on the update-binary you are using. If you use the one your friend is using it will probably work with the existing command. If you would like to keep using your existing update-binary, change the above line to
Code:
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p38");

SuperR. said:
The format command depends on the update-binary you are using. If you use the one your friend is using it will probably work with the existing command. If you would like to keep using your existing update-binary, change the above line to
Code:
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p38");
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Yeah, i changed to that and the rom was flashed properly, thanks guys
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Yet
Hope anyone Make this Possible In Future.
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Yes I think so. Even Stericson's NinjaMorph can't do it.

Hello. I am making a flashable zip that flashes a modified build.prop. i dont know much about how to do it. the screenshot attached below, shows the code i already have. All i want is an updater script that will delete the build.prop and replace it with the modified one.

[HELP] generic updater script
I do have a "strange" question: is possible to update (overwrite) just specific files/dir ?
This could allow to make "generic" roms for a whole class of devices (for example all MT65xx).
Thanks in advice for any suggestion you can provide.

How to delete files in order to replace them with new ones? You didn't specify any commands for that one.
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I need help porting a ROM that always gives me status 7 and error setting permissions.
I think it is having problems identifying my device and I might've erased the get_prop commands.
Any help?

thank you

Hey. was wondering if you had any idea what im doind wrong by this log:
AROMA INSTALLER version 2.70B6
(c) 2013 by amarullz xda-developers
ROM Name : Project Unity
ROM Version : Google Apps
ROM Author : LiquidSmokeX64
Device : Any Device
Start at : Sat Aug 9 19:34:06 2014
Installing Google Core Apps
Mounting system...
Copying files...
Extract: /system/app/GoogleContactsSyncAdapter.apk
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/com.google.android.ble.xml
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/com.google.android.camera2.xml
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/com.google.android.maps.xml
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/com.google.android.media.effects.xml
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/com.google.widevine.software.drm.xml
Extract: /system/etc/permissions/features.xml
Extract: /system/etc/preferred-apps/google.xml
Extract: /system/framework/com.google.android.ble.jar
Extract: /system/framework/com.google.android.camera2.jar
Extract: /system/framework/com.google.android.maps.jar
Extract: /system/framework/com.google.android.media.effects.jar
Extract: /system/framework/com.google.widevine.software.drm.jar
Extract: /system/lib/libAppDataSearch.so
Extract: /system/lib/libconscrypt_gmscore_jni.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgames_rtmp_jni.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgcastv2_base.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgcastv2_support.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgmscore.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgoogle_hotword_jni.so
Extract: /system/lib/libgoogle_recognizer_jni_l.so
Extract: /system/lib/libjgcastservice.so
Fixing Permissions...
Installing Google Chrome
package_extract_file: can't open /system/app/Chrome.apk for write: Read-only file system
package_extract_file: can't open /system/lib/libchrome.1985.128.so for write: Read-only file system
Installing Cloud Print
package_extract_file: can't open /system/app/CloudPrint.apk for write: Read-only file system
Installing Google Play Music
package_extract_file: can't open /system/app/Music2.apk for write: Read-only file system
Installing Gmail
package_extract_file: can't open /system/app/Gmail.apk for write: Read-only file system
Installing YouTube
package_extract_file: can't open /system/app/YouTube.apk for write: Read-only file system
package_extract_file: can't open /system/lib/libm2ts_player.so for write: Read-only file system
Fixing permissions again...
Finished
script result was [@Finished]
Installer Sucessfull (Status 0)
End at : Sat Aug 9 19:34:06 2014

Problems with script
Greetings, I am new to the forum and have a question, I use a program to change my boot image, this generates me an update.zip and works perfect, but using as a basis the same script and copy any file to the same path, the script does nothing at all.
this is the script that changes the boot image
ui_print("Flashing logo...");
show_progress(0.200000, 0);
package_extract_file("logo.bin", "/dev/logo");
ui_print("Patched!");
ui_print("");
ui_print("Now you can reboot your phone");
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and this is my script
ui_print("Flashing logo...");
show_progress(0.200000, 0);
package_extract_file("test.txt", "/dev/test.txt");
ui_print("Patched!");
ui_print("");
ui_print("Now you can reboot your phone");
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i don't see what the problem is, any ideas?

Gorgonitte said:
Greetings, I am new to the forum and have a question, I use a program to change my boot image, this generates me an update.zip and works perfect, but using as a basis the same script and copy any file to the same path, the script does nothing at all.
this is the script that changes the boot image
and this is my script
i don't see what the problem is, any ideas?
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if understood correctly, your script should extract to /tmp/scriptname.sh or /temp/scriptname.sh
after which your updater script in you meta-inf/com/google/android directory of your update.zip
need to include instruction to set permission and execute the script that actually performs the function.
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