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[AVD]Android 1.0 SDK Images

I have found a copy of the android 1.0 r1 sdk and ripped out the image files.
They are now in the format for the new sdk so you can use it with the emulator.
Yes it will work on linux.
This is only for nostalgia.
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Download:
Direct-
http://mazodude.comze.com/files/android1.0.rar
Fileserve-
http://www.fileserve.com/file/PquMYRA
Install:
1. download to desktop
2. unrar (with winrar) selecting extract here
3. copy android-2 to c:\path\to\sdk and paste in platforms
4. run sdk-manager.exe
5. goto virtual devices and create a new machine.
6. select Android 1.0 as the target.
7. enjoy android 1.0
note: This was prerooted by android inc.

Coolio
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Explain android box image

Hello,
I'm looking at a firmware of a box called: ATN-500
The firmware is all those files:
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I'm trying to decipher the structure of an android firmware.
Suppose I wanted to write special code or customize something, is there a common knowledge that for example such a file is common for all machines and another file for example is intended to contain custom functionalities.
By the way, is there a way I could extract those .img files and see files or code inside? Again I'm not really interested in the core or the kernel of an android OS but anything that could customize the way it works.
Thank you!

[TOOL] DroidShoter - automatically make screenshots for different display resolutions

Hi all!
I've developed a tool which can help us to develop and test android apps. It automatically switches screen resolution and density based on physical parameters of device or emulator and makes a screenshots. I would like to get any feed back here. I have a lot of ideas how to improve it so I need to know if this tool will be useful.
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Make sure that you have Java (JRE or JDK) and Adb installed. Then just download the latest version and run it.
Full instructions here
You can download the tool from the attachments or from the link above

How to Run SuperR's kitchen in Windows OS ??

Good day
Just asking if are there any possible ways/tools to run SuperR's kitchen in Windows OS or in Cygwin tool ??
i tried to run it in Cygwin and rename Super's kitchen folder to kitchen then copy and paste it to specific location of Cygwin folder .. When im going to run the kitchen using ./superr command, this error will come out (view the picture below) but when i use dsixda's kitchen and run this command, ./menu then dsixda's menu run successfully ..
Is SuperR's kitchen will run in Linux only ??? is there any trick to run it in Windows OS ??? PLEASE help me
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[Guide] [Windows] Compile make_ext4fs, simg2img and img2simg using mingw [by JamFlux]

Good day to all of you XDA users and friends.
Here the guide about how compile make_ext4fs, simg2img and img2simg using mingw-w64
The binaries are compiled as a single executable, not using dependencies from cygwin.
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Credits mainly for @anpaza because he update and made the binaries compilable for windows through mingw-64
Thanks to @SuperR. for initial base source.
Instructions:
Open cmd-build.bat:
cd make_ext4fs-master
build.bat
Download:
Compile_Tools
Support 32 and 64 bits compilations, just select your desired option
Used make_ext4fs
This binaries are used in latest SUR Kitchen that supports android 10 ROMs