[Q] Repacking boot.img file using kitchen? working folder not found. - General Questions and Answers

Anyone know how to repack boot.img file using Kitchen? I open up menu of the kitchen, enter 0 for advance menu and enter 12 for boot.img tools. And i unpack it there and i edit the init.rc and now changed the working folder of unpacked image by "BOOT-EXTRACTED" and now i get an error of working folder not found. How can i do this? Thanks.

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