Anybody got it. Need it to upgrade to jb.
Sent link in PM.
donwload ruu or open up ruu..when it first starts go into your windows manager and in the link section delete what you have in that section like c:/program files and replace it with %temp% and it will find two encrypted folders with a big letter/digit name and they will show you what time they were opened . open them up and find rom.zip copy it to your desktop and then extract it somewhere safe .. in the folders in rom.zip you will see recovery_signed.img rename it recovery.img and flash it via hasoons tool kit provided in the development section..just in case you ever run into this again ..
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i thought with each different device and carrier it was different but i could be wrong .i was always on the safe side
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I have managed to get the 3d max bin files merge them into one and have the baseband also the dll if anyone can get the apk's outta them that would be great..
I am confused to how to do this i will upload them now.. please be patiant..
What if we mixed a p920 baseband and used the P720 AP bin file i will try that when i get back from Birmingham after the weekend..
Meemo23 said:
I have managed to get the 3d max bin files merge them into one and have the baseband also the dll if anyone can get the apk's outta them that would be great..
I am confused to how to do this i will upload them now.. please be patiant..
What if we mixed a p920 baseband and used the P720 AP bin file i will try that when i get back from Birmingham after the weekend..
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great !
so any possibilities that it would work flawlessly on our thrills/o3ds ?
Meemo23 said:
I have managed to get the 3d max bin files merge them into one and have the baseband also the dll if anyone can get the apk's outta them that would be great..
I am confused to how to do this i will upload them now.. please be patiant..
What if we mixed a p920 baseband and used the P720 AP bin file i will try that when i get back from Birmingham after the weekend..
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i'm stuck on .bin for now, we need to find correct offset to create system.img
If i don't mistake p920 offset was from 00B80000 to 22ABFFF0
anyone can help us?
For the v20B .bin, the system.img file block was from B80000 all the way to the end of the .bin file. The end block depends on the size of the firmware and as such varies with different firmwares.
Maybe you could dd it in Ubuntu and inject the image into a normal p920 bin??
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For the v20B .bin, the system.img file block was from B80000 all the way to the end of the .bin file. The end block depends on the size of the firmware and as such varies with different firmwares.
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so we need to know exact size of system.img?
any way to find it?
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Maybe you could dd it in Ubuntu and inject the image into a normal p920 bin??
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What I did for the v20B bin was to copy the blocks 00B80000 to the end block and paste them in a new file using Winhex, rename it to system.img, go over to linux and use
sudo mkdir temp
sudo mount -o loop system.img temp
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That way, I can then extract all the files using Terminal, like for example sudo cp system/app/LGHome.apk LGHome.apk (assuming default folder is pointed at desktop) to extract everything.
More info in the original thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1517531
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so we need to know exact size of system.img?
any way to find it?
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No need. System.img extends from 00B80000 all the way to the end of the file. The end block of the .bin file is also the end block of the system.img file.
I tried that but i get: "you must specify the filesystem type" in terminal when i try to mount. Is 00B80000 start? Can you take a look at that? Or bin is not extracted ok.
I don't have the download link... post it here and I'll take a look when I have time, I'm lazy to look for it
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I don't have the download link... post it here and I'll take a look when I have time, I'm lazy to look for it
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LGP720 V10A_00
At first glance, so much for a 'lighter and thinner' rom when it's almost a full 100mb larger than the P920's rom
pandaball said:
At first glance, so much for a 'lighter and thinner' rom when it's almost a full 100mb larger than the P920's rom
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Do you think you can extract everything from the kdz?
i will upload the ap file and stuff later i am tired right now will upload when i can...
Yeah, can extract it fine.
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My WinHex isn't working for some reason, will debug it tomorrow. In the meantime, try looking for the EXT4 magic number 0xF30A (0A F3 in hex) or 13 00 00 00 which is the compatibility structure between ext3 and ext4. The last file with any of these should be system.img.
If not, try the site here and see if it helps you find the start of the img files.
Well guys im really cheering that you can port that to O3D. Sadly im totally dont know how to do the port therefore i cant help to you, but i wish i could.
Go ahead you will make many ppl really happy if you can success (including me -> my genitalia will be the biggest ever xD)
I might have a hit. Winhex is still broken but someone with a working version of it could help me out with it.
154F2EFB seems to be the starting block if I'm interpreting it correctly. Could someone copy from that offset onwards all the way to the end, save it as an img and see if it mounts fine in Linux? This is a semi-wild guess since 0AF3 in hex brings up 5.3k hits while the text based search brings up 154F2EFB as the only hit which strikes me as odd but we'll see. The file size is approximately 300MB which is about right.
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I might have a hit. Winhex is still broken but someone with a working version of it could help me out with it.
154F2EFB seems to be the starting block if I'm interpreting it correctly. Could someone copy from that offset onwards all the way to the end, save it as an img and see if it mounts fine in Linux? This is a semi-wild guess since 0AF3 in hex brings up 5.3k hits while the text based search brings up 154F2EFB as the only hit which strikes me as odd but we'll see. The file size is approximately 300MB which is about right.
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Wait I will try.
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154f2efb didnt find. I find 0af3 as text 3 times. I will copy last one it has 373 MB maybe it will mount. I will try now.
sorry 154f2efb is a offset lol
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I tried from offset 154f2efb it is not working i cant mount it. it is 322mb file. Again: you must specify the filesystem type.
hey guys have you you tried this method from this thread to get the system apks ??? or to put in another way would this work for the 3d max extracted files http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=899580
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hey guys have you you tried this method from this thread to get the system apks ??? or to put in another way would this work for the 3d max extracted files http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=899580
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Have you actually read this thread? You would know that we're stuck on the final step of extracting system.img if you did.
only thing that is manage to extract are .png files, there are some interesting icons like cube I did it with win hex. It have options too extract known file tipes. It can also extract zip files and it extract parts off apps with it. If we could know header and footer of apk file it could extract them too. I tried but with no succes, I get only parts of apks. I attached 4 icons:
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only thing that is manage to extract are .png files, there are some interesting icons like cube I did it with win hex. It have options too extract known file tipes. It can also extract zip files and it extract parts off apps with it. If we could know header and footer of apk file it could extract them too. I tried but with no succes, I get only parts of apks. I attached 4 icons:
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haha cool i am still trying to rip the whole system apart to get all the files needed to build and port the whole rom.. Even if i do manage to get it working it won't solve our GC problems as we can't use 3D max's baseband as it corrupts your imei..
I am working on a new project. Can you please follow this guide how to get contents of system folder of stock rom and upload to me on the internet. I can not on my computer:
Use 4.0.4 - 11.0.A.5.5 for Xperia Miro.
1. Download .ftf
2. Extract .ftf file using 7Zip.
3. You will get system.sin and other files. You only need system.sin file so delete others.
4. Open flashtool and inside flashtool open SIN Editor to dump data from system.sin - you will get an ext4 file.
5. Open ext2Read and extract ext4 file.
6. Done.
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You can do that even if you don't have Xperia Miro.
i really want to help, but since my connection is not good enough to upload such abig data, so i can't help u right now, but soon as possible if i have a good connection, i will upload it
If you have slow connections, you can split rar file with parts.
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If you have slow connections, you can split rar file with parts.
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I'll DL the miro ftf now and extract it.Be with you in 20 mins or so.
EDIT: Can I DL another ftf from somewhere else?bitshare is too slow.
I started to DL Jozinek's 11.0.A.5.5 generic, from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2018878
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Is that OK with you, or do I have to use your ftf?ETA for your ftf is 1 hour and possibly more, and the jozinek one is 6 mins.
EDIT: Uploading now
UPLOADED.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxFK1_LVa86aSXdQc1hFdGNIVG8/edit
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I'll DL the miro ftf now and extract it.Be with you in 20 mins or so.
EDIT: Can I DL another ftf from somewhere else?bitshare is too slow.
I started to DL Jozinek's 11.0.A.5.5 generic, from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2018878
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Is that OK with you, or do I have to use your ftf?ETA for your ftf is 1 hour and possibly more, and the jozinek one is 6 mins.
EDIT: Uploading now
UPLOADED.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxFK1_LVa86aSXdQc1hFdGNIVG8/edit
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Thanks! Will be much helpful although Loveforever is already porting MIUI to Stock rom.
It does not matter as long it is 11.0.A.5.5
I'm following this guide and it says to "REPLACE ALL CODEC.TXT FILES" in the system/etc folder. I just replaced the CSV files so I'm confused and here comes the noobish question after not understanding what I found on Google; What is a CODEC.TXT file and what is it responsible for?
If you look at the first image in the post you linked to it has a file named 'CodecDSPID.txt' highlighted in the right half, I am guessing that is what its talking about, or files with a similar naming convention?
As far as its use, I have no idea
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One would think with the 'codec' in the name it would have something to do with decoding/encoding some type of media. BUT googling for 'CodecDSPID.txt' brings up files that list, judging strictly by the names, files for different EQ settings/presets?
hi
can someone upload S7562 Debrick Image please?
for who do not know how to do it:
in android terminal type:
Code:
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/debrick.img bs=1M count=128
or just flash this file from recovery.
It will create the debrick.img (128MB) on your sdcard then compress it is a .zip format and upload it here( size after compress is about 40 mb).
and
thanks for helping
your phone can save mine:fingers-crossed:
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Why not try the pit file? I haven't tried this debrick method
I had uploaded all those files and guide to debrick it. and it's pretty much safe too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/s7562/general/troubleshoot-pit-file-baseband-files-t3246791
Have you checked this?
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here is the 128mb debrick.img in a compressed zip that you have been looking for.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8L3iz-iKjshSUxXRjBlMk41aEk/view?usp=sharing
Good Luck
Just to confirm again, its for Samsung Galaxy S Dous GT- s7562
Thank you
billysam said:
Why not try the pit file? I haven't tried this debrick method
I had uploaded all those files and guide to debrick it. and it's pretty much safe too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/s7562/general/troubleshoot-pit-file-baseband-files-t3246791
Have you checked this?
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here is the 128mb debrick.img in a compressed zip that you have been looking for.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8L3iz-iKjshSUxXRjBlMk41aEk/view?usp=sharing
Good Luck
Just to confirm again, its for Samsung Galaxy S Dous GT- s7562
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Thank you dear
I can not go into download mod for flash pit file
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Thank you dear
I can not go into download mod for flash pit file
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Oh I See, it's ok please update here after using this file, if you managed to get this working. it will help others as well.
So today i wanted to update my s6 to nougat and since it isnt available for my csc (SEB) i downloaded a diffrent stock firmware Russia (SER) then i tried flashing the tar.md5 to my s6 and odin said failed at hidden.img. i also tried other fixes on google like deleting it and then making a new tar without hidden img and it said MD5 HASh value is invalid. Also Smart Switch doesnt recognize my phone! Help pls i am worried
You should extract hidden.img and rename it to hidden.img.tar, then flash that file only via odin.
Thanks
JimYoung said:
You should extract hidden.img and rename it to hidden.img.tar, then flash that file only via odin.
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Thanks dude your are a life saver !!!!
KunkerLV said:
Thanks dude your are a life saver !!!!
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If you get stuck in bootloop after reboot then go into recovery mode and wipe cache and data factory reset [emoji6]
JimYoung said:
You should extract hidden.img and rename it to hidden.img.tar, then flash that file only via odin.
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I have the same problem the OP had. I tried your fix, but the newly extracted and renamed hiddenimage file isn't showing up in Odin. Only the original tarMD5 file is showing up?
PS: I used 7zip to extract the hiddenimage file.
oracle01642 said:
I have the same problem the OP had. I tried your fix, but the newly extracted and renamed hiddenimage file isn't showing up in Odin. Which part are you supposed to flash it in? I tried BL, AP, CP, CSC, and none show up the hiddenimage file, only the original tarMD5 file?
PS: I used 7zip to extract the hiddenimage file.
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On Windows folder options select show extensions (it should look like hidden.img), then rename the file to hidden.img.tar
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On Windows folder options select show extensions (it should look like hidden.img), then rename the file to hidden.img.tar
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I can see the extracted hiddenimage file when I go to the folder. The problem is, when I open odin and try to flash it, it isn't showing up as an option to flash?
oracle01642 said:
I can see the extracted hiddenimage file when I go to the folder. The problem is, when I open odin and try to flash it, it isn't showing up as an option to flash?
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This is because you're changing the name of the file but not the extension, try what I posted above.
After extracting and renaming the hiddenimage file to hidden.img.tar, in the part of the folder where it says 'type', it says the file is a disk image file. Is it supposed to be a disk image file?
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Where are the windows folder options?
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After extracting and renaming the hiddenimage file to hidden.img.tar, in the part of the folder where it says 'type', it says the file is a disk image file. Is it supposed to be a disk image file?
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Where are the windows folder options?
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Open any folder and in view you should enable "file name extensions"
It's OK, I manged to fix it. Thanks anyway.