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How to Restore param.bin using odin.
What you need
7zip or winrar
Download the param.bin file using this link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-Ox9SVhr47NEtnemg5aTN2XzQ/view?usp=drivesdk
How to restore
Right click param.bin select add to archive choose Archive format: select tar and click ok.
Flash using Odin.
Im not responsible for any possible damage done to your device as a result of flashing and also for bricked devices.
Sent from my SM-G935F using XDA-Developers mobile app

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karthikeyan346 said:
How to Restore param.bin using odin.
What you need
7zip or winrar
Download the param.bin file using this link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-Ox9SVhr47NEtnemg5aTN2XzQ/view?usp=drivesdk
How to restore
Right click param.bin select add to archive choose Archive format: select tar and click ok.
Flash using Odin.
Im not responsible for any possible damage done to your device as a result of flashing and also for bricked devices.
Sent from my SM-G935F using XDA-Developers mobile app
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Do i need to flash it as BL? and will it overright my recovery or modded bootloader?

twinko said:
Do i need to flash it as BL? and will it overright my recovery or modded bootloader?
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It doesn't replace your current recovery but original Samsung splash screen should be restored. select BL and choose param.tar then hit start.

karthikeyan346 said:
It doesn't replace your current recovery but original Samsung splash screen should be restored. select BL and choose param.tar then hit start.
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Do you know how to extract the param partition on the SM-G930A? I'm trying to change the boot splash screen to a custom one but it's giving me trouble. I've read a few tutorials and followed the steps in the and still to no avail. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Cheers!

I am tired, only once i was installed omega 4.1 and works good, but no more, about 15 times i tried.
end of log :
Setting Permissions ...
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
set_perm: chown of /system/xbin/busybox to 0 1000 failed: No such file or directory
set_perm: chmod of /system/xbin/busybox to 755 failed: No such file or directory
script aborted: set_perm: some changes failed
set_perm: some changes failed
Installer Error (Status 7)
I think i tried everything!
Sorry on my english

*delete*

karthikeyan346 said:
How to Restore param.bin using odin.
What you need
7zip or winrar
Download the param.bin file using this link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By-Ox9SVhr47NEtnemg5aTN2XzQ/view?usp=drivesdk
How to restore
Right click param.bin select add to archive choose Archive format: select tar and click ok.
Flash using Odin.
Im not responsible for any possible damage done to your device as a result of flashing and also for bricked devices.
Sent from my SM-G935F using XDA-Developers mobile app
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Could you please reupload the stock boot splash screen thnx!

b3wii said:
Could you please reupload the stock boot splash screen thnx!
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i will upload it soon..

Link is dead my friend... could you please re upoad???

karthikeyan346 said:
i will upload it soon..
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Could you please upload the splash

Please create S7e White Logo for G935F

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[Script][Tool] how to create a tar.md5 file from img For Odin

for how want to use Odin to flash the ClockWorkMod Recovery img or any image files like "boot.img", this is a tool to create a tar.md5 file from the img file.
unzip the file tool, and put your img files into the same directory of the batch file.
if you have more than one file put each file in a separate folder.
launch the "ImgToTar.MD5.bat" to create files with the extension of tar.md5 for each img file.
Note: the script rename the each file starting by "recovery*.img" to "recovery.img" , and files named "boot*.img" or "kernel*.img" image to "boot.img". if your file has another name , don't forgot to rename a recovery image to recovery.img, and the boot image to boot.img.
hope that help some body how search a batch file to create tar.md5 file for using it in Odin.
******************** new version of the script:
in this new version you can combine multiple files ,img and bin files, all of them into one file tar.md5 bundle.
a "AllFiles" directory is created including this result pack file ready to use in new Odin version v3.10.7.
Thank you this worked fine on my 9505.
It creates a recovery.tar.md5 with 0 bytes on my Windows XP.. :crying:
Any suggestion?
SeaFargo said:
It creates a recovery.tar.md5 with 0 bytes on my Windows XP.. :crying:
Any suggestion?
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i can't see what the problem on your system, the tool is very simple. send me a zip of your folder with all files, also the recovery image file, and the tar.md5 file 0b.
Solved!
I find out that Odin is perfectly able to flash a TAR file, even without md5 hash check.
So I've used the Official TAR for Windows and that's it. By the way, 7z tar are not compatible.
Yes odin accept tar file. The md5 sum is a check for the integrity of data on the file. It's more safe to use a tar.md5 instead of tar file.
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9505 en utilisant Tapatalk 4
mkh.mourad said:
Yes odin accept tar file. The md5 sum is a check for the integrity of data on the file. It's more safe to use a tar.md5 instead of tar file.
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9505 en utilisant Tapatalk 4
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how to make odin flash tar without md5 hash?
The same ,you chose the tar file instead of the tar.md5. Odin accepte both extentions in the PDA editbox.
mkh.mourad said:
The same ,you chose the tar file instead of the tar.md5. Odin accepte both extentions in the PDA editbox.
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but without md5 hash odin refuses to flash for safety reasons. its obvious that tar and md5 are just extensions... i meant how to force odin to flash ordinary tar without md5 hash in it.
Kriomag said:
but without md5 hash odin refuses to flash for safety reasons. its obvious that tar and md5 are just extensions... i meant how to force odin to flash ordinary tar without md5 hash in it.
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odin accept all this extention PDA files:
*.tar, *.md5, *.smd, *.gz and *.tgz
but only *.md5 file has a hash to check data integrity.
a formatted MD5 checksum line is add at the end of the tar file to produce a file tar.md5
for exemple at the end of a tar file named "recovery.tar" we will find a line like this:
"53a1ee899d6f7b4b39c189739eee6294 recovery.tar"
mkh.mourad said:
odin accept all this extention PDA files:
*.tar, *.md5, *.smd, *.gz and *.tgz
but only *.md5 file has a hash to check data integrity.
a formatted MD5 checksum line is add at the end of the tar file to produce a file tar.md5
for exemple at the end of a tar file named "recovery.tar" we will find a line like this:
"53a1ee899d6f7b4b39c189739eee6294 recovery.tar"
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when md5 checksum is does not match tar odin refuses to flash, but if there is no md5 at all it should work? i havent tried that lol
i will test it shortly... brb
i think it works, odin accepted kernel tar i used: "tar -H ustar -c boot.img > kernel.tar"
This tool doesn't work for you?
in the first post a have put a new version, it can create from any file with the extention *.img a *.tar.md5.
if any problem happend you can send me the log.txt file.
the latest recoveryclockmod image for odin:
Tried the tool .. didn't work the first time, saw a 'PATH NOT FOUND' in the command window. So I tried again using folder path without any space (i.e..: "D:\tar-tools\" instead of "C:\users\my name\desktop\tar tools unzipped\") and the tool works.
My conclusion, tool did not work if folder path contains space(s).
Thanks for the batch files.
TOPeX85 said:
tries the tool .. didn't work the first time, saw a 'PATH NOT FOUND' in the command window. So I tried using folder path without any spaces #i.e..: "D:\tar-tools\" instead of "C:\users\my name\desktop\tar tools unzipped\"# and the tool works.
My conclusion, tool did not work if folder path contains space#s#.
Thanks for the batch files.
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thanks
I'll fix this problem in the future
update: the script accepts path and filename with spaces
Didnt work
I have downloaded twice the toll but when I try to decompress winrar send me errors, could you check this please?
Or do I have to use another program to decompress it?
Thanks in advance.
If i want to create a .tar.md5 from modem.bin there's some trick to do to create that?
pimentel07 said:
I have downloaded twice the toll but when I try to decompress winrar send me errors, could you check this please?
Or do I have to use another program to decompress it?
Thanks in advance.
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I used 7zip rather than Winzip or winrar.
I updated the file by compressing it with WinRAR in zip extension.
sorry man.
bluflight said:
If i want to create a .tar.md5 from modem.bin there's some trick to do to create that?
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I can not confirm, but I think it'll work.
the only thing is that it must have exactly as the filename: "modem.bin".
mkh.mourad said:
the latest recoveryclockmod image for odin:
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After 2 hours of searching,this tar file gave me back my recovery, thanks a lot man! :good:
now i can go sleep :victory:

how to create a boot.tar.md5 file from img For Odin

how to create a boot.tar.md5 file from img For Odin please
I already try with the script of this post => http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269 but it does not work , Rodin speaks of a problem md5.
I join my boot.img if someone could make me a boot flashable via odin I should thank him !
link boot.img => boot.img
naudmick said:
how to create a boot.tar.md5 file from img For Odin please
I already try with the script of this post => http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269 but it does not work , Rodin speaks of a problem md5.
I join my boot.img if someone could make me a boot flashable via odin I should thank him !
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try this in terminal(if you use linux)
"tar cvf mykernel.tar boot.img"
don't forget to cd to directory of the boot.img file.
neonkat said:
try this in terminal(if you use linux)
"tar cvf mykernel.tar boot.img"
don't forget to cd to directory of the boot.img file.
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try does not work via terminal emulator ! pc windows 10 no Linux
no way to flash a boot.img via odin ???
naudmick said:
try does not work via terminal emulator ! pc windows 10 no Linux
no way to flash a boot.img via odin ???
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try this:-http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269
Just use official tar for Windows.
You can't flash an img file in Odin needs to be tar or md5 file. 7zip tars don't work but that does.
neonkat said:
try this:-http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269
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already trying bootloop
Test file here => https://mega.nz/#!nxcRyJ5T!xrTinHRyxrQaln933BmBg-fM-xz2B9-RK1kqbspYHqk
exad said:
Just use official tar for Windows.
You can't flash an img file in Odin needs to be tar or md5 file. 7zip tars don't work but that does.
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test and bootloop
Maybe the problem is your boot.img file
naudmick said:
test and bootloop
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you can install cygwin(linux emulator for win) and try my commands in post #2 ..else request some other user who have linux to make one for you.
exad said:
Maybe the problem is your boot.img file
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I extract the boot.img rom stock CIO9 with winrar problem just might be the !
naudmick said:
I extract the boot.img rom stock CIO9 with winrar problem just might be the !
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Do you have TWRP installed? Custom Rom with root?
davebugyi said:
Do you have TWRP installed? Custom Rom with root?
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No TWRP installed and stock Rom COI9 with root UniKernel v8-0002 COH9 to install the application in priv-app and wanted to return to the stock kernel.
if someone already you extract a kernel ?
naudmick said:
No TWRP installed and stock Rom COI9 with root UniKernel v8-0002 COH9 to install the application in priv-app and wanted to return to the stock kernel.
if someone already you extract a kernel ?
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flash custom kernel,boot up,flash stock boot.img with flashify app
problem solved.
neonkat said:
flash custom kernel,boot up,flash stock boot.img with flashify app
problem solved.
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Extract Boot.img (stock COI9 tar.md5) with Winrar, 7zip or other ?
naudmick said:
Extract Boot.img (stock COI9 tar.md5) with Winrar, 7zip or other ?
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doesn't matter..just get the boot.img.
I talk to extract the boot.img archive. tar stock coi9
naudmick said:
I talk to extract the boot.img archive. tar stock coi9
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you mean from stock rom.zip?
Stock rom COI9.tar samobile no zip
naudmick said:
Stock rom COI9.tar samobile no zip
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search over google or xda,there are different tools which help to extract the samsung's stock rom(.tar.md5).
or request someone to upload it.

help pleaase S6 sm-g920f

hello hope you are fine
i have galaxy s6 sm -g920f
it was running on 5.1..1 G920FXXU2BOGE
tried to install marshmallow XEF-G920FXXU3DPAD-20160223100452 via odin
my fone stuck and dont boot
when i tried to flash 5.1.1 again with 4 files it fail to flash bootloader
in recovery mode it was still MM recovery and written dm-verify verification failed need to check dRK first ... ?
what the problem please any solution ???
sorry for my bad english
Hmm. Let's try this.
1. Go to recovery->wipe everything.
2. Reflash stock rom through odin.
2a. If it fails at cm.bin or any other .bin file or hidden.img file just delete them from the .tar file using 7zip.
3. If it still fails. Google "G920F pit file" and flash it with that file.
3a. If that STILL fails. Remove all files from the .tar file and just leave system.img and sboot.bin(or img not sure).
4. Now reflash and enjoy! . If anything fails after all my steps. Copy and paste the odin log and I will try to figure out something else.
ProtoDeVNan0 said:
Hmm. Let's try this.
1. Go to recovery->wipe everything.
2. Reflash stock rom through odin.
2a. If it fails at cm.bin or any other .bin file or hidden.img file just delete them from the .tar file using 7zip.
3. If it still fails. Google "G920F pit file" and flash it with that file.
3a. If that STILL fails. Remove all files from the .tar file and just leave system.img and sboot.bin(or img not sure).
4. Now reflash and enjoy! . If anything fails after all my steps. Copy and paste the odin log and I will try to figure out something else.
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thx bro i'll try and give you feed back

[APP] [T285] [2017/12/08] Boot Logo Changer

Boot Logo Changer
Change the boot image (NOT the bootanimation) that shows BEFORE the boot animation.
This has only been tested on the T285, but should work on the T280.
If in doubt, check to see if your PARAM partition is mmcblk0p16.
There are programs on the Play Store that can show the partitions, there names and other info.
This app does make a backup of the original PARAM partition and stores it on your /sdcard as PARAM.bak.
MAKE SURE YOUR SDCARD IS MOUNTED WHEN YOU GET INTO TWRP or CWM.
(Have NOT tested in CWM as I have TWRP installed).
Many thanks to [email protected] for the original script for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0.
He has kindly allowed me to modify his script for the Tab A (SM-T285).
His xda page is: Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Boot Logo
To change the logo (.jpg file), replace the logo.jpg in the tmp folder with your own .jpg file.
Remember the Galaxy TAB A (SM-T285) display is 720x1280.
Steps to install:
- Reboot into recovery
- Select Install from recovery menu
- Select TAB-A-T285-LogoChanger.zip
- Follow recovery install prompts
- Reboot and enjoy!
If you need a restore script, please contact me or post a message.
Downloads:
Google: T285 Boot Logo Changer
Mega: T285 Boot Logo Changer
device soft bricked but can enter download mode (Vol Up + PWR + Home). I did a:
# dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p16 of=/storage/emulated/0/param.lfs
before flashing the custom param. I restored the device using heimdall (GNU/Linux PC)
$ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param.lfs
device rebooted and worked
gian20 said:
device soft bricked but can enter download mode (Vol Up + PWR + Home). I did a:
# dd if=/dev/mmcblk0p16 of=/storage/emulated/0/param.lfs
before flashing the custom param. I restored the device using heimdall (GNU/Linux PC)
$ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param.lfs
device rebooted and worked
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Should have no problems with the .zip file. I used on my T285.
It will make a backup of the PARAM block and store it on you internal sdcard before changing the bootlogo.
All that had to be done was replace the logo.jpg file in the zip file (drag and drop). Install it in TWRP.
Obviously, if the logo.jpg file you put into the .zip file is very large, you may end up overwriting something.
gcrutchr said:
Should have no problems with the .zip file. I used on my T285.
It will make a backup of the PARAM block and store it on you internal sdcard before changing the bootlogo.
All that had to be done was replace the logo.jpg file in the zip file (drag and drop). Install it in TWRP.
Obviously, if the logo.jpg file you put into the .zip file is very large, you may end up overwriting something.
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the logo.jpg I used is about 600KB in size it may be the problem. What must be the right size so I do not overwrite anything?
I have dumped the partition /dev/block/mmcblk0p16 to a param.lfs
then the param.lfs appears to be a POSIX TAR Archive (GNU) can we just repack the file and modify only the logo.jpg? (the recovery script will repack the tar archive)
after modifying can we just write it with dd?
# dd if=./paramodified.tar of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p16
gian20 said:
the logo.jpg I used is about 600KB in size it may be the problem. What must be the right size so I do not overwrite anything?
I have dumped the partition /dev/block/mmcblk0p16 to a param.lfs
then the param.lfs appears to be a POSIX TAR Archive (GNU) can we just repack the file and modify only the logo.jpg? (the recovery script will repack the tar archive)
after modifying can we just write it with dd?
# dd if=./paramodified.tar of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p16
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The original logo.jpg is under 100kb, so a 600kb file would be too big.
I would keep the file under 150kb just to be safe.
Yes, you can use dd to write the modified param file...that is what the logo changer script does.
gcrutchr said:
The original logo.jpg is under 100kb, so a 600kb file would be too big.
I would keep the file under 150kb just to be safe.
Yes, you can use dd to write the modified param file...that is what the logo changer script does.
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The script works now, I've reduced the jpeg to 50KB but it is blurry. Thank You
I have uploaded my param.lfs (it is compressed with 7z to reduce size from 2MB to 420KB, 26193062 is a CRC32 hash checksum of the file to verify that it is not corrupt) from mmcblk0p16 that can be flashed with heimdall ($ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param_26193062.lfs) if someone else messes up.
1. download param_26193062.lfs
2. decompress with 7z (7z x param_26193062.lfs.7z)
3. flash with device ($ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param_26193062.lfs)
Unable to change Boot Logo
Hi,
I tried to change boot logo but failed. When i change mmcblk0p16 partition file with modified version of partition with my logo it doesn't work. I dig in to find out issue. I saw when ever devices restarts it have fresh copy of all partition files in /dev/block/ folder. I check modified dates of all partition files it always have last date when it was restarted. i don't know what is issue can you help out.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
gcrutchr said:
Boot Logo Changer
Change the boot image (NOT the bootanimation) that shows BEFORE the boot animation.
This has only been tested on the T285, but should work on the T280.
If in doubt, check to see if your PARAM partition is mmcblk0p16.
There are programs on the Play Store that can show the partitions, there names and other info.
This app does make a backup of the original PARAM partition and stores it on your /sdcard as PARAM.bak.
MAKE SURE YOUR SDCARD IS MOUNTED WHEN YOU GET INTO TWRP or CWM.
(Have NOT tested in CWM as I have TWRP installed).
Many thanks to [email protected] for the original script for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0.
He has kindly allowed me to modify his script for the Tab A (SM-T285).
His xda page is: Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 Boot Logo
To change the logo (.jpg file), replace the logo.jpg in the tmp folder with your own .jpg file.
Remember the Galaxy TAB A (SM-T285) display is 720x1280.
Steps to install:
- Reboot into recovery
- Select Install from recovery menu
- Select TAB-A-T285-LogoChanger.zip
- Follow recovery install prompts
- Reboot and enjoy!
If you need a restore script, please contact me or post a message.
Downloads:
Google: T285 Boot Logo Changer
Mega: T285 Boot Logo Changer
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SM T285 flash wrong bootlogo.zip
Sir, I have Samsung Galaxy TAB A SM T285 ,I have a zip file of boot logo changer ...so i flash via TWRP Recovery .. and it works fine.. then some day later, I make a change in the zip file, I replace logo.jpg to another image then I flash the zip... and it"s flash successfully no error.. but then I reboot the system.. it shows black nothing will happen.. only download mode is in working condition.. so I flash stock rom via Odin but nothing will happen.... the TAB don't start Sir please help me....:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
hassansys2 said:
Hi,
I tried to change boot logo but failed. When i change mmcblk0p16 partition file with modified version of partition with my logo it doesn't work. I dig in to find out issue. I saw when ever devices restarts it have fresh copy of all partition files in /dev/block/ folder. I check modified dates of all partition files it always have last date when it was restarted. i don't know what is issue can you help out.
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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I no longer have a T285. All my T285 files are deleted.
But, my guess is you made the .jpg logo too big.
soaib333 said:
Sir, I have Samsung Galaxy TAB A SM T285 ,I have a zip file of boot logo changer ...so i flash via TWRP Recovery .. and it works fine.. then some day later, I make a change in the zip file, I replace logo.jpg to another image then I flash the zip... and it"s flash successfully no error.. but then I reboot the system.. it shows black nothing will happen.. only download mode is in working condition.. so I flash stock rom via Odin but nothing will happen.... the TAB don't start Sir please help me....:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
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I no longer have a T285. All my T285 files are deleted.
But, my guess is you made the .jpg logo too big.
gcrutchr said:
I no longer have a T285. All my T285 files are deleted.
But, my guess is you made the .jpg logo too big.
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yes sir the jpg file is around 600 kb..... sir please help me..... :crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:... please tell me sir what can i do for recover my device... sir please...... please sir :crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
gcrutchr said:
Should have no problems with the .zip file. I used on my T285.
It will make a backup of the PARAM block and store it on you internal sdcard before changing the bootlogo.
All that had to be done was replace the logo.jpg file in the zip file (drag and drop). Install it in TWRP.
Obviously, if the logo.jpg file you put into the .zip file is very large, you may end up overwriting something.
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sir please, can you send me stock boot logo tar.md5 file for SM-T285 ...... beacuase my phone is bricked.. only download mode is working...... if i flash the orignal bootlogo.tar.md5 i hope it will recover please sir help me.... i request you sir please :crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
I have a huge problem. I made the .jpg file too big and now the tablet won't boot except for DOWNLOAD MODE. I wasn't able to backup so I just downloaded the param.ifs from this reply.
gian20 said:
The script works now, I've reduced the jpeg to 50KB but it is blurry. Thank You
I have uploaded my param.lfs (it is compressed with 7z to reduce size from 2MB to 420KB, 26193062 is a CRC32 hash checksum of the file to verify that it is not corrupt) from mmcblk0p16 that can be flashed with heimdall ($ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param_26193062.lfs) if someone else messes up.
1. download param_26193062.lfs
2. decompress with 7z (7z x param_26193062.lfs.7z)
3. flash with device ($ sudo heimdall flash --PARAM param_26193062.lfs)
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Now I am using Windows 7 Heimdall to flash this. Except with this I am unable to flash because it's showing "Error: Failed to retrieve config descriptor."
Need help ASAP
Update: After a few tries, now it says
"Initializing Protocol...
Error: Failed to send data!Releasing device interface...
Solution: Used Odin. Basically, using 7zip, packed the param.lfs to a tar file, then packing that to a gzip file, then prooding to flash via ODIN
Any one have stock param.tar file for flashing on sm-t285?? Plz help me? ? ?
Can anyone help me i have installed that zip that u said using twrp and i thought when u said follow recovory install prompts i thought it will tell me to chose an image for boot logo and i have to select it so i prepared an image but i didnt know i have put the image in that zip so i have a boot logo of minions so after that i again installed the zip with the correct image but at the top it said fail and the boot logo is still minions and i dont know how to change back and tablets still working
Darksnite said:
Can anyone help me i have installed that zip that u said using twrp and i thought when u said follow recovory install prompts i thought it will tell me to chose an image for boot logo and i have to select it so i prepared an image but i didnt know i have put the image in that zip so i have a boot logo of minions so after that i again installed the zip with the correct image but at the top it said fail and the boot logo is still minions and i dont know how to change back and tablets still working
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How big is the image you are trying to install?
gcrutchr said:
How big is the image you are trying to install?
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Below 150 kb i dont have it now but i can get it again but i did make sure the picture was below 200 kb
And when i factory data reseted the phone it still have the same logo
gcrutchr said:
How big is the image you are trying to install?
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Below 200 kb and i factory data reset the tablet but still the logo is there and i think my twrp is broken thats why because when i flash a file it says cant find e partion some thing but idk cuz i flashed super su again after flashing its firmwate and it worked
Darksnite said:
Below 200 kb and i factory data reset the tablet but still the logo is there and i think my twrp is broken thats why because when i flash a file it says cant find e partion some thing but idk cuz i flashed super su again after flashing its firmwate and it worked
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You need yo rename your image to: logo.jpg
Then use 7zip or winrar to open bootlogochanger. replace the logo.jpg in the zip file with your logo.jpg

how make a custom recovery file flashable for sp flash tool

can someone teach me how make flashable custom recovery file for sp flash tool?.. I already know how to port custom recovery, the problem is how to make it flashble to lsp flash tool ,, the img file.. thank you
Heremias said:
can someone teach me how make flashable custom recovery file for sp flash tool?.. I already know how to port custom recovery, the problem is how to make it flashble to lsp flash tool ,, the img file.. thank you
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It isn't specific to your device but, try going to this thread and download ONLY the TWRP 3.0.0.3 for SPflashtool file.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/k3-note/general/sp-flash-tool-tutorial-to-install-twrp-t3346041
Then extract the file, then replace the scatter file and the recovery.img in that file with your scatter file and your recovery.img(make sure to rename your recovery .img to "recovery.img")
Then just follow the flashing instructions listed under the "Now, the flashing part" in that thread.
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Droidriven said:
It isn't specific to your device but, try going to this thread and download ONLY the TWRP 3.0.0.3 for SPflashtool file.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/k3-note/general/sp-flash-tool-tutorial-to-install-twrp-t3346041
Then extract the file, then replace the scatter file and the recovery.img in that file with your scatter file and your recovery.img(make sure to rename your recovery .img to "recovery.img")
Then just follow the flashing instructions listed under the "Now, the flashing part" in that thread.
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thanks droid. will that version of twrp 3.0.0.3 fit on my device huawei cun-u29?
Heremias said:
thanks droid. will that version of twrp 3.0.0.3 fit on my device huawei cun-u29?
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You didn't understand anything about what I said
I did not tell you to use the recovery in the link that I posted.
I told you to download the file that is linked in the thread that I gave you.
Then extract the file that you download, open the folder that extracts from it then delete the scatter file that it contains and delete the recovery file that it contains.
Then you need to place a copy of the scatter file for your device and the recovery.img for your device in the extracted folder. Make sure that you change the name of your device's recovery file to "recovery.img", otherwise, the program will not recognize your recovery file. After placing YOUR files in that folder, you are ready to flash the device.
If you didn't understand that clearly then I can't help you.
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Heremias said:
thanks droid. will that version of twrp 3.0.0.3 fit on my device huawei cun-u29?
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im sorry, okay ill try this

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