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Introduction
If you get your hands on a device with Cyanogen OS preinstalled and there is no factory image for it published by Cyanogen Inc. yet, then this script is for you. It constructs download links of factory image from a device running Cyanogen OS.
There are different files for a factory image: signed fastboot flashable zip, signed zip & boot-debuggable image.
Signed fastboot flashable zip: It contains the complete rom and can overwrite everything including your data partition. These cannot be flashed via recovery - extract their contents and flash via fastboot. An unlocked bootloader is required.
Signed zip: Normal recovery-flashable zip that contains just the system and kernel (they won't overwrite your data partition).
Boot-debuggable image: It is boot image/kernel that enables adb root and the developer menu options.
Requirements
1. Windows Vista or newer. 2000/XP should also work if choice.exe is present. Linux & OSX users should check the Python port.
2. Properly installed adb driver; see here.
3. Properly configured adb_usb.ini (optional); see here.
4. A device with regular Cyanogen OS (testing versions aren't supported) installed; list is here.
Download
https://github.com/Titokhan/cosfid
Usage
Download all of the files using "Download ZIP" option, extract somewhere (path with no space is recommended), connect the target device using USB cable & execute COSFID.cmd.
COSFID.py is intended for Linux & OSX users, though Windows users can run it too if Python for Windows is installed. The Python port is a quick-and-dirty one; it needs more refinement.
Don't confuse it by Cyanogen OS OTA trackers like the original one; read carefully to spot the difference.
Credit
1. qewlpal for inspirations in scripting
2. Jernej Simončič for providing Windows builds of GNU wget
3. Google for providing adb binaries under Apache license
4. Cyanogen for making Android more beautiful
Reserved for future.
Great job!
There is a way to get all ROM links for a specific model?
@bartito
Technically yes, but Cyanogen has made the tracking a little bit complicated now for 3rd parties. We also need to develop a database for historic data.
Titokhan said:
@bartito
Technically yes, but Cyanogen has made the tracking a little bit complicated now for 3rd parties. We also need to develop a database for historic data.
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I'm refer to a way to locate new uploads.
Really not much interest on history but in the future
hello there,
this tool is windows based. You need the .net 4.5 framework. There is no installer. Simply extract the executable onto your computer.
@xQrzy shared some insight about the flashfile.xml. So i made this tool for reading an image archive and creating proper flash statements. Its very rudimentary but its working.
So, whats to do? Use an image file (zip) or unzip it first. Then execute the program and select the image or the folder. And thats it. There is one tab with some information and on the second tab there is a list of flash operations this image provides. Under options you'll find one checkbox. Uncheck it will generate the full file paths for your image files. The third tab is for the output executing a real flash would return on the command line.
Choose your operations wisely, because eg. erase user data will make a factory reset.
version info
Code:
current version: 0.9.3
- (untested) added experimental flashing. There will be a warning before the actual flashing.
- little rework of the gui.
features:
Code:
- checking MD5 hashes of all files
- (untested) selectable flash commands and running them (thats why i called it installer)
for interested devs:
- its a sharpdevelop project (built with sharpdevelop 5.1 rc1). This project was hacked whithin 5 hours so its not that filled with comments and stuff. Its not on git because of this. You can of course download my sourcecode and compile your own binary if you don't trust me. Which would be clever and cautious.
I'm really happy to be the spark of this idea. ^^
And hope you will make the tool better and better.
aVe2000 said:
hello there,
this tool is windows based. You need the .net 4.5 framework. There is no installer. Simply extract the executable onto your computer.
@xQrzy shared some insight about the flashfile.xml. So i made this tool for reading an image archive and creating proper flash statements. Its very rudimentary but its working. I made this tool capable of executing the generated flash statements but i deactivated this because of the potential problems beeing caused by using this feature. Maybe i will continue on this in future.
So, whats to do? Use an image file (zip) or unzip first. Then execute the program and select the image or the folder. And thats it. There is one tab with some information and on the second tab there is a list of flash operations this image provides. Under options you'll find one checkbox. Uncheck it will generate the full file paths for your image files. The third tab is for the output a real flash would provide in the command line.
Choose wisely your operations, because eg. erase user data will make a factory reset.
Additional features:
- checking MD5 hashes of all files
current version: 0.9.2
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so it will generate a txt file with the statements to type, it doesn't flash anything by itself, right?
bilbo75 said:
so it will generate a txt file with the statements to type, it doesn't flash anything by itself, right?
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with version 0.9.3 it tries to flash.
Version 0.9.3 added.
Zip Builder is a stand-alone Windows exe (ZipBuild.exe) that can be used to build and sign Android zip-based installers from Windows folders. All required components to build and sign a zip installer are included - no additional files or software are required. The only requirement is that you have a current version of Java installed on your system. Zip Builder can be used on both shell-script and edify-script based installers and performs the proper build and signing methods, accordingly.
Although it's highly recommended to install the software using the Windows Installer (see below), the stand-alone exe is all that's required to use the program. The program command line options are as follows:
ZipBuild.exe <option1> <option2...> <*Folder Name>
Valid options are as follows:
'm' or '-manual': Manually select folder to be processed
's' or '-signed': Append '-signed' to the output file name
'5' or '-md5': Generate corresponding MD5 checksum file
'c' or '-confirm': Confirm options before building
'g' or '-gitinclude': include .git folders and related files
* Ignored when using manual selection mode
OPTIONS EXPLAINED
'm' or '-manual': In Manual mode you will be presented with a dialog box where you can manually select the folder containing the files to be processed. *When using Manual mode, the folder name will be ignored if it was provided in the command line
's' or '-signed': This option will append '-signed' to the output file name. For example: Folder name 'UPDATE-adb.Installer.v1.0.36' would produce a signed zip file named 'UPDATE-adb.Installer.v1.0.36-signed.zip'.
'5' or '-md5': This option will create a separate, corresponding MD5 checksum file that can be used to verify file integrity in TWRP or with other Windows checksum utilities.
'c' or '-confirm': When this option is used, you will be presented with a dialog box where you can confirm (or change) the 2 options above. If either (or both) options above have been specified on the command line, the checkboxes will be pre-selected accordingly. Once you're satisfied with your selections, click the 'Build Zip File' button to begin the zip building and signing process.
'g' or '-gitinclude': This option will include any .git folders and related files (.git, .gitignore, and .gitattributes) that are excluded from the zip file by default. [Should rarely be needed, if ever]
ZIP BUILDER SETTINGS MANAGER
Zip Builder Settings Manager (ZipBuildSettings.exe) is an optional companion app that can be used to manage the settings and options (shown below) for Zip Builder:
You can choose to create Windows Context (Right-Click) menus that will allow you to build a signed zip installer simply by right-clicking on a folder name. Folder names that end in '20YYMMDD' or '20YYxxxx' as well as folder names that begin with 'UPDATE' are supported in Windows 7 and above. You can also enable the option to build from any folder by holding the SHIFT key while selecting the folder.
You can choose when to display the confirmation dialog
You can choose when to append '-signed' to output file names
You can choose when to create md5 checksum files
You can choose to include all .git folders and related files (see above)
DATE CODE FEATURE
If you're building from a Windows folder name that ends in '20YYMMDD' or '20YYxxxx', Zip Builder will give you the option to change or update the date code portion of the file name before building the zip (it will also suggest the current date's date code - YYYYMMDD). And, if you're building a zip installer that includes a g.prop file (found in many GApps packages), the installer will read the date code from the 'ro.addon.*_version=' property and automatically use it in place of the date code from the Windows folder name.
WINDOWS INSTALLER
As mentioned above, you'll have the best user experience if you install Zip Builder using the Windows installer. It runs in standard user mode (no Admin access required or requested) and installs the Zip Builder and Zip Builder Settings exe's in: 'C:Users<user>AppDataRoamingZip Builder'. The installer will create a program group and shortcuts in the Windows start menu (and optionally on the desktop) that can be used to launch Zip Builder in 'manual selection mode', where the user can manually select the folder they wish to build. The installer will automatically run Zip Builder Settings Manager at the conclusion of the install where you can configure the settings and options to your personal preference.
Uninstalling Zip Builder from the Windows Uninstall menu will remove all traces of the software from your system. And, since Zip Builder, Zip Builder Settings Manager, or its installer will NEVER prompt for UAC access, you can be confident that it's not touching the Windows operating system. Of course, all source code is available if you want to check for yourself - you can even build it for yourself, if you want!
TECHNICAL NOTES
Version 4.3+ of Zip Builder includes the new ZipSigner 2.1 Java executable that was rewritten from the ground up by @topjohnwu for use in his Magisk root management software. This change will allow you to build the largest zip installer on even the smallest 32-bit machine. I was able to build a 1.0+GB shell-script based installed on a 32-bit Windows XP machine with only 1GB of RAM.
If you have had java heap size issues building zip installers in the past, version 4.3+ of Zip Builder should completely eliminate these problems.
XDA:DevDB Information
Zip Builder, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
TKruzze
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 4.5.2
Stable Release Date: 2020-09-06
Created 2018-01-23
Last Updated 2020-09-06
Anti-Virus False-Positives
ANTI-VIRUS FALSE-POSITIVES
There have been reports of false-positive flaggings of Zip Builder and/or the Windows installer. While I can, personally, assure you that there's no malware included in Zip Builder or its installer, I also understand that there may be some concern with using software that's been flagged on your machine.
To allay your concerns as best as possible, I have included 100% of the original source code for you to inspect and/or build the software yourself. Again, there is no possibility of malware as I do all of my compiling on a clean machine that is not connected to the internet. I have also submitted all 4 Windows executables to the major AV inspection service on the net. Below are the results of these inspections:
VirusTotal.com
ZipBuild.exe (32 bit) 7/68
ZipBuild.exe (64 bit) 2/68
ZipBuildSettings.exe 4/67
Zip Builder_4.5.2_Setup.exe 1/69
Sources & Acknowledgements / Recent Changes
SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Zip Builder has existed for me since way back in 2013 when I started developing GApps packages. I've added features here and there and finally decided to share it. After privately sharing with @osm0sis, I received a lot of very constructive feedback and based on this, I polished the interface and added some new features. A big thank you to @osm0sis for this feedback. Without his input, it would look a lot clunkier than it does today.
All source code is provided, however, it's only appropriate for me to publicly acknowledge that this work includes code and binaries from several third party sources. Below is a complete list of these sources. You will also find this list as well as the actual code and binaries in the Source Code Zip file available for download.
Zip Builder
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Zip Builder is Copyright (c) 2013-2020 by @TKruzze
Original source code and compiled executables can be found on
XDA Developers. Zip Builder also includes code and compiled
executables from the sources listed below:
ZipSigner
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ZipSigner is Copyright (c) 2016-2020, John Wu @topjohnwu)
Original source code and license can be found at:
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk
The version of ZipSigner used in Zip Builder was built by @topjohnwu using the source code above and optimized using ProGuard optimizations
Info-ZIP
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Info-ZIP is Copyright (c) 1990-2007 Info-ZIP
Original License can be found at:
http://www.info-zip.org/license.html
Downloads can be found at:
ftp://ftp.info-zip.org/pub/infozip/win32/
Original source code can be found at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/infozip/
Hashutils
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The MD5 Checksum code and executable are from code.kliu.org
Original source code and compiled executables can be found at:
http://code.kliu.org/misc/hashutils/
SUMMARY OF RECENT CHANGES
SEPTEMBER 6, 2020 - v4.5.2
Fixed RegEx bug (oversight) that only supported automatic folder renaming through the year 2019. Now we're good through the year 2029.
As always, the best and easiest way to update is to simply install the new version using the Windows installer without uninstalling the previous version. All of your settings and options will be retained
NOVEMBER 1, 2018 - v4.5.1
Updated the cleanup function to also include removal of the SignAPK*.tmp files that are created in the %TEMP% folder during the signing process.
- Thanks to @osm0sis for reporting
MARCH 26, 2018 - v4.4.0
Updated the ZipSigner java executable to v2.1-min. This version is significantly smaller than v2.1 (458K vs 4.0MB) and was built by @topjohnwu, himself, using using ProGuard optimizations
Recompiled Zip Builder Settings Manager (ZipBuildSettings.exe) without UPX compression to try and further minimize AV false-positives
Windows installer now built using lzma2/max compression and no longer uses solid compression. This was done to optimize installation speed and further minimize AV false-positives
MARCH 25, 2018 - v4.3.0
Updated signing code with the new ZipSigner 2.1 Java executable that was rewritten from the ground up by @topjohnwu for use in his Magisk root management software. This change will allow you to build the largest zip installer on even the smallest 32-bit machine. I was able to build a 1.0+GB shell-script based installer on a 32-bit Windows XP machine with only 1GB of RAM.
- Thanks, of course, to @topjohnwu, but also to @osm0sis for the heads up on its existence
- Thanks to @jenslody for building it for inclusion here.
Since memory and java heap size issues are now resolved with the above change, I have removed all memory and java heap size checks from Zip Builder. The above change also allowed me to remove the separate test key files (testkey.pk8 and testkey.x509.pem), signapk.jar, zipadjust, and minsignapk.jar executables as their functions are all now contained in the new ZipSigner 2.1 Java executable mentioned above.
Installer will now clean up its 'temp folder' files before displaying the 'COMPLETED' message. On slower systems this should reduce the delay when selecting the 'Close' button after Zip Builder completes the signing process.
- Thanks to @osm0sis for reporting and helping track down the issue
Zip Builder is now built without UPX compression on the Windows exe's. This was done to try and reduce false-positives that may be reported by your AV software. If you're still having AV hits, please read the ANTI-VIRUS FALSE-POSITIVES section on the OP.
Fixed bug in installer that would corrupt the context (right-click) menu settings on an update (not initial) installation.
- Thanks to @osm0sis for reporting and helping track down the issue
Excellent! Glad to see a public release! I was using Zip Builder all day to prepare my latest round of updates for my Odds and Ends thread, and it couldn't be easier!
It's been great working with you again @TKruzze, I knew you couldn't stay away from contributing awesome things to the community for too long.
Looks very cool! You're inspiring me to clean up and release a tool that I built which has no current equivalent.
Seeing as this uses Java, what would it take to make it work under linux? As a staunch Linux/osx user who only runs a windows VM for flashing his Samsung with odin, I would love to integrate this into my workflow, but without linux or Mac support for me personally that will be difficult ?
This is an incredible contribution. Thank you for making this public and for your hard work!
partcyborg said:
Seeing as this uses Java, what would it take to make it work under linux?
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The only thing I'm actually using Java for is the signing portion of the process. There's no real way I can think of to easily port the rest of it to Linux. Thanks for the feedback!
wow thanks @TKruzze :good:
this will be really helpful for my future firmware updates ✌
Ok im very very new to all this but does this make zips that are flashable in twrp? Im wanting to learn how to do that if you guys could point me in the right direction id be thankful.
papasmurf879 said:
Ok im very very new to all this but does this make zips that are flashable in twrp? Im wanting to learn how to do that if you guys could point me in the right direction id be thankful.
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yes
you need update-script and update-binary along other files
TKruzze said:
The only thing I'm actually using Java for is the signing portion of the process. There's no real way I can think of to easily port the rest of it to Linux. Thanks for the feedback!
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My mistake. Thanks for the explanation! I'm sure then that this will run in wine however, I may give it a shot at some point. If I do I will let you know.
kamilmirza said:
yes
you need update-script and update-binary along other files
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Thank you for replying im doing searches right now trying to figure it out.
papasmurf879 said:
Thank you for replying im doing searches right now trying to figure it out.
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Advanced, but check out my thread here and the linked resources: [DEV][TEMPLATE] Complete Shell Script Flashable Zip Replacement + Signing [SCRIPT]
The EDIFY references/resources are the place to start. :good:
Can i create flashable zips of my apks. I Flash custom roms very often and some apps are needed as my daily driver so can i make a flashable zip of those apk file and flash via this tool
Ash225 said:
Can i create flashable zips of my apks. I Flash custom roms very often and some apps are needed as my daily driver so can i make a flashable zip of those apk file and flash via this tool
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Have you tried this?
This tool in this thread is for making a zip if you already have the components (updater script and binary).
madbat99 said:
Have you tried this?
This tool in this thread is for making a zip if you already have the components (updater script and binary).
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Thanks but i knew about this app i want to creat zips from my computer and not from my phone thats why i asked the question thanks for your prompt reply
This looks like this tool that will, hopefully, be helpful for one of my other little projects that I had to put aside till I finish catching up with some other projects/developments that's already on my plate.
I already have a working set of script commands for safely disabling the Google Play Protect but, i will need a medium/delivery system before I can release it and this looks promising to help with this.
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Did you just give me a Trojan? Because Defender says so and even VirusTotal was positive about this. Beware about using this software!
Djentist said:
Did you just give me a Trojan? Because Defender says so and even VirusTotal was positive about this. Beware about using this software!
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Yeah, I'm sure one of the most respected developers on XDA would do that. I'd be more worried about those antivirus softwares you're using than anything.
Djentist said:
Did you just give me a Trojan? Because Defender says so and even VirusTotal was positive about this. Beware about using this software!
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Definitely not a very responsible post to make. There's nothing wrong about reporting your findings, but to make an accusation like this is a bit irresponsible. I also seriously doubt that Microsoft Defender identified this as a virus (as you claim).
Anyways, here are the facts: There is no virus or malicious behavior. Below are the actual results of scans by VirusTotal and VirScan
Zip Builder_4.2.1_Setup.exe
VirusTotal.com (0/65)
VirScan.org (1/39)
ZipBuildSettings.exe
VirusTotal.com (2/66)
VirScan.org (2/39)
ZipBuild.exe (32 bit)
VirusTotal.com (2/66)
VirScan.org (2/39)
ZipBuild.exe (64 bit)
VirusTotal.com (1/65)
VirScan.org (1/39)
Based on personal experience, ANY file that is not signed with a Microsoft Root Certificate and/or uses UPX compression is going to produce false positives with the heuristics deployed by some of these 'so called' anti-virus software products in the marketplace. I'm actually surprised the numbers are as low as they are.
All that said, if you are not comfortable using the software, fine. But please exercise responsible reporting if you have questions or concerns. A big part of the reason for me releasing all the source code is to avoid having to defend myself from people making exactly this type of assertion.
instantnoodle-tools-cli-mainHey all!
I've started this project to allow people to use their devices longer, right now with a focus on the OnePlus 8, but eventually spreading to more devices. These scripts are currently for Linux Ubuntu/Debian distros only, but I plan on expanding support to other systems as well. Below is a link to all the files you will need to start using the scripts for beta testing on Linux machines. The only three ROMs available at the moment are Lineage OS 18.1 (with or without Google), ShapeShift OS v2.6, and Pixel Experience, but, again, more ROMs will be supported. I also plan to include troubleshooting support for frequent issues that can be fixed.
GitHub - kyg203/Android-Tools-CLI-
Contribute to kyg203/Android-Tools-CLI- development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
setup.sh - this script installs all of the tools and software for the next scripts to use for flashing. Please initiate this script first time and every week or so to keep tools up-to-date and fresh.
autotools.sh - This is the main script you will be executing. The rest will be executed from here. Do not execute any others manually to ensure you don't break anything.
rom-installer.sh - ROM chooser script. downloads the ROM of your choice and extracts the fastboot images from the payload.bin file. Do not execute from here.
In each ROM folder, there will be an info "readme" file. These files basically serve as a directory listing, allowing you to find the project page on XDA/GitHub/Website, look at any known bugs before you flash, and see any special install instructions. Please check these files regularly!
I will be focusing on perfecting the process on the command line on Ubuntu and Debian based distros first before I begin supporting more distros and operating systems. feel free to leave comments about the project below and begin porting your device into the project!
<---------- WARNING ---------->
// THIS IS STRICTLY IN ALPHA TESTING
// USE AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR DATA
<---------- WARNING ---------->
<---------- REQUIREMENTS ---------->
YOUR DEVICE MUST BE BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED
PUT THIS FOLDER IN ROOT (~) aka Home
PATIENCE - This project is still in the process of setting up and may produce errors. Feel free to contact me or anyone on XDA to help you with any issues or answer your questions.
BACKUP YOUR DATA - Backup all of your data even before you unlock your bootlaoder, because as soon as it is unlocked the device is wiped. Be prepared and you have been warned.
<-------------- RECOMMENDATIONS ------------>
I highly recommend you root your phone and leave Lineage Recovery or Pixel Experience Recovery on the device. This generally makes troubleshooting faster and easier. Plus, it allows you to backup your persist.img in the chances it does get corrupted. I will be adding a tool to backup and restore this image for you.
If enough support comes through, I will make a Telegram and Discord for this project specifically for support.
This is a really exciting concept and thank you very much for your efforts thus far.
UPDATE [2020-06-03]
- Added a new folder hierarchy to organize the mess a bit
- The entire project does not create anymore folders inside or outside of the branch
- Trying to leave a small footprint, so deletes all .img's, .bin's, and any other files immediately after usage.
- Updated README (and above)
- Brought support for ShapeShift OS (v2.6 Sceptile)
- Trying out an info file in each ROM folder to highlight features, issues, support, and information. Still working on gathering more information.
Hope everyone is doing well! If anyone has tried it out yet, even an older version, did it work for you and how was the overall process?
Can this be already used or not yet ?
dan20063 said:
Can this be already used or not yet ?
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Yep! Only works on Ubuntu based systems.
Download the folder, execute setup.sh (as sudo) and then execute autotools.sh (as sudo).
You're "average Linux user" (ik basically a meme at this point) will have no issue installing a ROM manually instead, and would most likely prefer the control and ease of mind of the manual way. Especially because they still need to download and get an understanding of ADB/Fastboot and its commands since that's necessary for unlocking the bootloader.
With that being said I'm glad you made this, looking forward to further development, and I'm downloading now to test and for S&G.
Yeah, that's true. I just wanted to get it going and working on Linux where I'm a bit more comfortable and then switch it to Windows once I have a Windows device. I definitely added a bootloader unlock, but that obviously only works for unlocked devices
Nice work!
Thanks for your time, effort and sharing.
Just updated the autotools project!
What's new?
-- Updated all the available custom ROMs and custom recoveries
-- Shorted a couple of scripts to reduce folder size
-- New backup_persist.sh script - self explanatory. Everytime you run this script, it erases the previous backup, so be careful about executing this one!
-- New restore_persist.sh script - self explanatory - Uses the last made backup of your persist.img!
If you want multiple backups of the persist, maybe for different versions of Android, you will need to go in and rename those files separately. To do this from the terminal, just type "mv persist.img new-name-of-file-here.img" or you can rename the file from your local file manager.
Just a reminder: this project is open source! Please port it to support your own device! I'll be finishing up the OnePlus 8 by this weekend and then working towards my Pixel 6 when it comes in by Christmas.
Hi Everyone, I hope somebody can help me I've a Toshido Android tablet with mainly these specifications below:
- OS: Android 10;
- RAM 4GB;
- STORAGE: 64GB.
I own this tablet from several time, and now I'd like to root it, but it does not seem to be a widespread model. Could somebody help?...
Thanks in advance for any help, please sorry for my english and my poor experience too, let me know if I forgot something
Look inside here ( note: the method suggested is generic )
[ GUIDE ] [ ANDROID 10 ROOT ] [ HOW TO ] Patching Boot.img with Magisk
Here's how to root the Pixel 3 running on official and stock Android 10 release, step by step : (not tested on Pixel 3 XL but it might work the same, just use the right firmware for your device) What do you need : > Pixel 3 phone with Android...
forum.xda-developers.com
xXx yYy said:
Look inside here ( note: the method suggested is generic )
[ GUIDE ] [ ANDROID 10 ROOT ] [ HOW TO ] Patching Boot.img with Magisk
Here's how to root the Pixel 3 running on official and stock Android 10 release, step by step : (not tested on Pixel 3 XL but it might work the same, just use the right firmware for your device) What do you need : > Pixel 3 phone with Android...
forum.xda-developers.com
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Thank you, I downloaded and installed Magisk on the tablet and yet downloaded the link of the described "Android 10 factory image" (it's valid for my Toshido tablet too, right?.. ), then I extracted all into my pc, and copied a file named "boot.img" into my tablet as described on the thread (as I understood..)...for now I wished ask you if till now I did right.. (I didn't install the "Boot.img" file yet, because I still have to install ADB and FASTBOOT tools because I tried but my Linux OS is giving me some problems w repository 'n I'm trying to solve hoping soon...)
I'd like if someone can follow me in these steps... I hope to not annoy you I'd be very gratefull if you can do, 'cause I still have very little experience...
The latest ADB / Fastboot drivers you can obtain here:
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
Sorry, I looked for the 32-bit version I supposed it was available on any architecture, but it doesn't seem to exist for me... I have a laptop with Linux OS on 32-bit Hardware, then I can not do anything? Thank you anyway