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[02/10/13][TOOL][NANDROID] md5 mismatch FIXER

if there is a thread that the same with this then inform me and i will personally lock this one
kindly move this thread if it was in the wrong section. :laugh:
okay, i wrote this simple script to easily fix and regenerate the md5sum of our Nandroid backup to avoid mismatching when restoring it.
Please don't blame me if anything happens on your phone by doing this.
Requirements:
- Terminal Emulator
- Brain.apk
- Experience on flashing
Instruction
- flash the Nandroid_md5_fixer.zip thru cwm or stock recovery
- go to terminal emulator and type "md5fix"
- select your damaged backup and wait until it finish!
02/10/13 UPDATE!
http://qfs.mobi/f397801
- fix bootloop problem
- compatible with console provided by Aroma File Manager
NOTE: avoid using 'space' when renaming backup's folder. It must be in one word.
i hope this will help you
goodluck

Good Work!

is the link broken?
i open the link,it shows '410 - Gone'
Sent by Schoolar Boy who wanna help and being a devs

Droid_beginner_student said:
is the link broken?
i open the link,it shows '410 - Gone'
Sent by Schoolar Boy who wanna help and being a devs
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ooh so sorry., wait i'll fix it..
EDIT: link fixed
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Wow good will try this, in the same time I always got error message while backup sd-ext n there's no nandroid.md5 file in the folder :thumbup:
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Access to the web page was blocked by ESET Smart Security. The web page is on the list of websites with potentially dangerous content.
lol.. can you upload using another way?

rio. said:
ooh so sorry., wait i'll fix it..
EDIT: link fixed
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thank you
will try in my corrupt nand..
pressed
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Why avoid using space???
Does using \ not work in terminal emu???
Ex. Name\ of\ Backup\ Rom
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thirdzcee said:
Why avoid using space???
Does using \ not work in terminal emu???
Ex. Name\ of\ Backup\ Rom
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ClockWorkMod can't read folder's name with space (two words)
it's not on my script.
my script can only fix a corrupted md5sum on every piece of nandroid backup but can not rename folders
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rio. said:
i wrote this simple script to easily fix and regenerate the md5sum of our Nandroid backup to avoid mismatching when restoring it.
Instruction
- flash the Nandroid_md5_fixer.zip thru cwm or stock recovery
- go to terminal emulator and type "md5fix"
- select your damaged backup and wait until it finish!
NOTE: avoid using 'space' when renaming backup's folder. It must be in one word.
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the zip file has an unsupported compression method . I cannot unzip it on my PC.

mai77 said:
the zip file has an unsupported compression method . I cannot unzip it on my PC.
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i zipped it using busybox i didn't use PC in working with it..
edit: try to unzip it using 7zip
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Good Tool...... Very Nice Work...

..::[email protected]::.. said:
Good Tool...... Very Nice Work...
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thanks bro!
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md5 recalc tool
rio. said:
i zipped it using busybox i didn't use PC in working with it..
edit: try to unzip it using 7zip
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7zip no luck but winrar works.
So the script recalculates the md5 sums. this assumes, that when you switch between various builds of "CWM recovery shell" the md5 calculation somehow calculates kinda "wrong" md5 sums.
a very useful tool. :good::good:

I flashed the zip then used terminal emulator. Typed "md5fix" and responded, "sh: md5fix: command not found"

ajdevera said:
I flashed the zip then used terminal emulator. Typed "md5fix" and responded, "sh: md5fix: command not found"
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flash it thru CWM
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is this working on all rom backup? coz i have a backup of jellyblast v3, jellyblast v3 with stock kernel and stock backup..after apply this can i restore the backup? coz i dont want to always flash the rom from the beginning...

how to use the script ? any example ?

encik_racun said:
is this working on all rom backup? coz i have a backup of jellyblast v3, jellyblast v3 with stock kernel and stock backup..after apply this can i restore the backup? coz i dont want to always flash the rom from the beginning...
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yes!
mai77 said:
how to use the script ? any example ?
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after flashing just call it from terminal emulator.. the command is "md5fix"

rio. said:
yes!
after flashing just call it from terminal emulator.. the command is "md5fix"
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recommend which CWM is working to restore?

[APP][SHARE]Odex Me...Odex Any rom(and i mean any)

Works on 2.3.7 upto 4.2.2(At least thats all I have tested).
Hi,Guys this is an awesome app here let me start by stating.
Advantages of Odexed Rom.
1.Better Battery life
2.Better app performance.
3.lower ram usage.
Disadvantages of Odexed Rom.
1.no themes can be applied(and i mean at all).
2.Lower /system space.
How to Install -Guide-
1) make sure you have a custom rooted rom / kernel with init.d support (scripts must be able to run at boot: it is a folder in /system/etc). It is very important or it won't run pre-boot scripts.
2) make sure that you don't have any themes applied before odexing or you will loose your themed apps after odexing.
3) simply put the apk in /system/app folder with a file browser like "Root Explorer" and ofcourse give correct permissions rw-,r--,r-- and reboot.
4) do a nandroid backup(just added safety) and/or a titanium backup of all user apps and system data
5)Start ODEX ME app
6) follow the onscreen instructions.
7)your device will boot several times or even boot for a long time(Its all normal).
8)to see if you rom is odexed go to /system/app partition and you will see a whole lot of .odex files.
Credit :
paulobrien : for the app.Original Thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1215271
Dark Passenger : for testing the app and sharing.
NOTE : doesnt work with any app2sd script that moves system dalvik cache to /sd-ext eg.INT2EXT4+

copy paste already share in galaxy mini section,anyway nice

fitranger said:
copy paste already share in galaxy mini section,anyway nice
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hello this is no copy paste work.
yes there may be a shared thread in mini section but here i posted to share the app as I thought it might be useful for fit users.

Dark Passenger said:
Hi,Guys this is an awesome app here let me start by stating.
Advantages of Odexed Rom.
1.Better Battery life
2.Better app performance.
3.lower ram usage.
Disadvantages of Odexed Rom.
1.no themes can be applied(and i mean at all).
2.Lower /system space.
How to Install -Guide-
1) make sure you have a custom rooted rom / kernel with init.d support (scripts must be able to run at boot: it is a folder in /system/etc). It is very important or it won't run pre-boot scripts.
2) make sure that you don't have any themes applied before odexing or you will loose your themed apps after odexing.
3) simply put the apk in /system/app folder with a file browser like "Root Explorer" and ofcourse give correct permissions rw-,r--,r-- and reboot.
4) do a nandroid backup(just added safety)
5)Start ODEX ME app
6) follow the onscreen instructions.
7)your device will boot several times or even boot for a long time(Its all normal).
8)to see if you rom is odexed go to /system/app partition and you will see a whole lot of .odex files.
Credit :
paulobrien : for the app.Original Thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1215271
Dark Passenger : for testing the app and sharing.
Works on 2.3.7 upto 4.2.2(At least thats all I have tested).
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How to make nandroid backup if I not have Amon-RA, than CWM5?

ZmisiS said:
How to make nandroid backup if I not have Amon-RA, than CWM5?
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I think all recoveries support backup options(that is nandroid backup)
else backup all user apps and system data using titanium backup.

Partial odexing from fixes themes
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Tried it!! It's Working!!!:thumbup::thumbup: Odexed my Cyanmobile rom without any issues. Thanks for sharing this ONE-CLICK-ODEX app. I really needed it.
Pls. tell if this app can odex 2.3.6 custom rom (like Razodroid,creeds...etc), I've read the heading already but just curious.
Thnks Again
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
Tried it!! It's Working!!!:thumbup::thumbup: Odexed my Cyanmobile rom without any issues. Thanks for sharing this ONE-CLICK-ODEX app. I really needed it.
Pls. tell if this app can odex 2.3.6 custom rom (like Razodroid,creeds...etc), I've read the heading already but just curious.
Thnks Again
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yes.

Looks interesting will try it!!

For me in CM 10.1 Setting.apk removed and it has disappeared in the menu.How to solve it?

Android Daymon said:
For me in CM 10.1 Setting.apk removed and it has disappeared in the menu.How to solve it?
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Huh what sorry are you saying that you placed the apk in /system/app partition gave it permission rw-,r--,r-- rebooted , clicked on the app icon from the app drawer of odex me. choice odex now let the phone remain aside till it stabalised about 5 min max. and then your settings app is not there.
what did you do cause I am using latest release and nothing happened.

Yes,I do what you say.but my settings disappeared.
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Doesn't it work with INT2EXT4+?????

Android Daymon said:
Yes,I do what you say.but my settings disappeared.
---------- Post added at 05:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 PM ----------
Doesn't it work with INT2EXT4+?????
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OH MY did you do the steps I mentioned after flashing int2ext4+ no wonder go into /system/app and tell me if there is a file called settings.apk and settings.odex
for most safe and best result always run first any script. mod .anything you need done then flash any app2sd script.

Sry... but I can't odex official cyanogenmod (2.3.7). It goes to bootloops. (Cyanmobile, Razodroid etc. were odexed successfully by your mentioned method but not this one)
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
Sry... but I can't odex official cyanogenmod (2.3.7). It goes to bootloops. (Cyanmobile, Razodroid etc. were odexed successfully by your mentioned method but not this one)
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I'm using cm7 official odexed so what exactly did you do is your dalvik cache moved to /sd-ext cause that will explain the boot-loop.
sol. don't use any app2sd solutions till after you have odexed k.

Dark Passenger said:
I'm using cm7 official odexed so what exactly did you do is your dalvik cache moved to /sd-ext cause that will explain the boot-loop.
sol. don't use any app2sd solutions till after you have odexed k.
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I use Link2SD. I also used Link2SD on Cyanmobile too but no bootlooping in that while odexing.
So, do I've to unlink all the links of Link2SD & then try odexing??
If Yes, then I'll give it a try...
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
I use Link2SD. I also used Link2SD on Cyanmobile too but no bootlooping in that while odexing.
So, do I've to unlink all the links of Link2SD & then try odexing??
If Yes, then I'll give it a try...
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that doesnt make any sense link2sd moves only user installed apps not system so should give no problem....? but you can try and unlink from link2sd and see how it goes.

After I installed this OdexMe, in system/app, I have only 4,96 MB free.

ZmisiS said:
After I installed this OdexMe, in system/app, I have only 4,96 MB free.
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hmm thats actually not really any problem or bug the app converts the dex files to odex files and stores the file onto /system/app basically the dalvik cache of system apps is moved to the /system/app directory. Hence the lower space.

Dark Passenger said:
hmm thats actually not really any problem or bug the app converts the dex files to odex files and stores the file onto /system/app basically the dalvik cache of system apps is moved to the /system/app directory. Hence the lower space.
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I know, but now I can't install some applications.
Is there a possibility that I can remove .odex files, and that I do not again install ROM?

[TOOL][Windows][V2]OneClick Backup/Restore Apps(With DATA) on Pico

Hi Guys, I made a tool to Backup apps(.APk Files) and to restore them after flashing a New Rom This Tool Helps us to backup all the .APk Files in your internel/SdExt/Fat32 memory. This Tools saves time as earlier we used to make backup of our apps with lucky patcher and then save them on our pc. The apps backed up by this tool are automatically saved on your pc
Requirements:
ADb/Fastboot
Follow This Guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1955627
Thanks To Andy For Such An Easy Guide
This Tool Works For All The Roms
Steps To Follow:
1. Download The Attachment Below
2. Extract It On Your PC.
3. Make Sure USB Debugging is enabled
4. run backup.bat and follow the Instructions
5. You will get all the backed up apps in folder named Backup
And You WIll get the data of the apps in the folder data
6. To Restore just run the .bat again and select the restore menu
Please Try It And Tell If Its Working Or Not Waiting For The Responses.
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Changelogs:
Changelogs:
V1:
Initial Release
V2:
Now You Can Backup your apps with data
Restore apps with Data in V3

Saumitra Yadav said:
Hi Guys, I made a tool to Backup apps(.APk Files) and to restore them after flashing a New Rom This Tool Helps us to backup all the .APk Files in your internel/SdExt/Fat32 memory. This Tools saves time as earlier we used to make backup of our apps with lucky patcher and then save them on our pc. The apps backed up by this tool are automatically saved on your pc
Requirements:
ADb/Fastboot
Follow This Guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1955627
Thanks To Andy For Such An Easy Guide
This Tool Works For All The Roms
Steps To Follow:
1. Download The Attachment Below
2. Extract It On Your PC.
3. Make Sure USB Debugging is enabled
4. run backup.bat and follow the Instructions
5. You will get all the backed up apps in folder named Backup
6. To Restore just run the .bat again and select the restore menu
Please Try It And Tell If Its Working Or Not Waiting For The Responses.
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It works but
It saves only apps no data
Is there any way to backup data with apps
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Check V2 ..
Now You Can Backup The Apps Data As Well
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Thanks Man :thumbup:
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sanchet7 said:
Thanks Man :thumbup:
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Don't comment thanks just press thanks
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Why this might not work
USB Debugging enabled doesn't mean that ADB has superuser permission.
So, users need to allow SuperUser support for both "Apps and ADB" in Developer Settings. Only then would this tool work.
Admittedly, this would make backups faster, as it is just pulling all the stuff from the respective folders. But, what about if the data is stored in the /sdcard/Android/data folder, or the .android_secure folder. Also, some of the *.apk files of apps, like Subway Surfers and even the official XDA app don't store their apks in the /data/app folder.

oh cool app...thanks for...
is v3 out?

[GUIDE] How Install a App as System APP

You need to be rooted and I recommend use root explorer
The Automatic Way - Just Download titanium Backup or similar app Select the app and just hit covert to System app and reboot and if it force closes even on reboot go down the thread!!
Manual Way
1) Select the Apk Which you Want
2) Take the apk from SD card and copy the apk to /Root/System or any where in the Root
3 )Click yes When it Ask you Whether You Want to
Code:
The Current Files System is Read-only. Do You Want to remount as read-write and continue the Operation?
4) Select the file and change the permissions of the apk under select permissions
4) Tick all the boxes under read and only the first one under write and click OK
5) It should look like rw-r--r--
6) Then cut the Apk and pate it to /Root/System/app
And reboot and enjoy
The the app force closes (For Example - Swift Key ) go here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661238
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You may also need to move files from /data/data. For example moving Swiftkey needs moving files from /system/lib and /data/data

kaushikb.1996 said:
You need to be rooted and I recommend use root explorer
1) Select the Apk Which you Want
2) Take the apk from SD card and copy the apk to /Root/System or any where in the Root
3 )Click yes When it Ask you Whether You Want to
Code:
The Current Files System is Read-only. Do You Want to remount as read-write and continue the Operation?
4) Select the file and change the permissions of the apk under select permissions
4) Tick all the boxes under read and only the first one under write and click OK
5) It should look like rw-r--r--
6) Then cut the Apk and pate it to /Root/System/app
And reboot and enjoy
If this dint work try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2661238
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OR you just use "Titanium Backup" from the google Playstore. Mark the app you like to convert and press "Convert to system app"

ma259 said:
You may also need to move files from /data/data. For example moving Swiftkey needs moving files from /system/lib and /data/data
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you can find another link down there

LS.xD said:
OR you just use "Titanium Backup" from the google Playstore. Mark the app you like to convert and press "Convert to system app"
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TRUE story but.wrote this if someone needed

In ios there was a separate folder with system apps that can be delete normally but if jailbreak u can access that fold I assuming that it wouldbe close to the same for android
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androidhacker007 said:
In ios there was a separate folder with system apps that can be delete normally but if jailbreak u can access that fold I assuming that it wouldbe close to the same for android
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You need to your anrodi device
Just search for - How to root " Name of your Device "
Then in recommend you to install titanium backup to uninstall apps easily for installing the apps just follow the procedure which i gave you

That works too
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I simply used twrp to copy some apps into /system/app

Hi, while millions of people wanted to change normal apps into system apps. I want to change system apps into normal apps.
I know this is the weirdest request you never found on xda history. But I need to remove system privilege on Google Photos because it blocks me from controlling background power consumption (only user app can be changed like that). I'm on realme UI 2.0 unrooted, if it has to be root I'd still take your advice. Thanks.

[GUIDE] Changing your status bar and other system apps without flashing or using CWM.

Hi everyone.
Today I'm posting a method to change your status bar, dialer, contacts or any other system app with a custom app that's usually more beautiful and works better. This method, as for me, is much safer than flashing. Also I'd recommend this if you want to avoid the chances of a person at the service center (if you brick your device while flashing a new Rom) detecting that your phone's rooted by finding the recovery installed.
BEFORE I POST THE TRICKS I'LL HAVE TO WARN YOU, AS A FORMALITY THAT ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR DEVICE IN ANY WAY DIRECT OR INDIRECT DUE TO THIS POST SHALL BE SOLELY YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.READ ANY FURTHER ONLY IF YOU AGREE TO THIS.
Why would anyone want to use this method ?
Because the flashing method didn't work or maybe coz it bricked your phone. You might also want to try the lucky patcher method out if you don't want to install CWM or just for an adventure Here's how you do it :
1. First, download the given zip file or the file/folder which has your required SystemUI.apk.
2. Extract the systemui.apk in the zip to ur sd card.
3. Backup ur rom (just in case) and also backup the status bar app using titanium backup (preferred) or copy SystemUI.apk n SystemUI.odex to any location on ur sdcard.
4. Force close status bar/ the system app using defaulttask manager.
[Optional]
5. Use any app like root apps uninstall or titanium backup (preferred) to uninstall the system app status bar or using any root enabled file browser delete /system/app/SystemUI.apk and SystemUI.odex.
6. [mod edit: Lucky patcher references removed]
7. Go to tools, select patch to android, and check the first three options. The phone will reboot.
8.Open the app, Touch the rebuild and install option.
9. Select sdcard n browse to the SystemUI.apk u extracted. 10. From the list of options select install as system application. Click yes when asked to reboot.
11. After reboot you'll see ur new status bar/ newly installed app.
NOTE: DO NOT USE THIS Method to install the framework-res.apk or to install any framework mod as it won't work.Also I personally would recommend that you keep away from flashing/replacing the framework-res.apk as it bricked my phone when I tried to.
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