Previously to create a Odin flashable package you need a Linux distribution.
So I created this light and simple application to do the job easily.
To create a package compatible with Odin is necessary UStar(Uniform Standard Tape ARchive)
compression by POSIX, Android does not support this type of compression, So it was necessary
to use the original GNU tar cross-compiled to ARM.
I created this application after my device(I9070) has come into loop after flash a kernel
under development. The recovery of my device is not in a reserved partition
but with the ramdisk, if the kernel does not run the recovery does not work.
Not wanting to install a firmware because it would lose my data, I had to create a functional
kernel flashable by Odin using a Linux distribution.
Features
Create any single package, it is of a kernel, recovery, etc.
Create multiple files in one package like firmware.
Generate MD5 for package to Odin check.
Requirements
Any device running Android 4.1.2+
Latest busybox and Root.
Changelog
Release 1.3 - STABLE
Reduced the number of calls BufferredWrite() on Logger()
Now the BufferredWrite() is called only if input is valid.
Improved the accuracy of controls, now the result
comes from OnPostExecute() and not the catch block in AsyncTask.
Updated method to install binary(Recently got an LG device and saw
that OPC was unable to mount /system, but now it works!)
Now I can say that OPC is stable for use.
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Release 1.0
Initial TESTING release.
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Release 1.01
Fix statusbar color issue.
Updated screens to Lollipop.
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Release 1.1
Fix app orientation issue.
Improved app stability.
Now you can create multiple files in a package as firmware!
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Release 1.2 BETA
Fixed all errors when installing the binary!
Improved stability (Fixed misc issues).
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Get it on DOWNLOAD page.
If you need something to dump your partitions, can use my UAPM application.
XDA:DevDB Information
Odin Package Creator, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
ferreirawax
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-08
Current Beta Version: v1.2
Beta Release Date: 2015-01-02
Created 2014-12-28
Last Updated 2015-01-08
How to use Odin Package Creator?
First you need the file you want to create the package, for example a Kernel,
You need to rename your file to the same name on the firmware. If your device
kernel has the name "kernel.bin" in the firmware, you need to rename your file
to "kernel.bin" and create the package using that name.
How to create "firmware" using Odin Package Creator?
Create a folder and place the files inside, Open the application and choose to create
a multiple package, select all files in the folder and give an output name. Remember to
use the same file names that are in the firmware!
Invalid Package on Odin
Invalid package happens when the error in package name, for example if the
kernel of your device is called "kernel.bin.md5" on firmware you should use
"kernel" as output, For if you leave "kernel.bin.md5" the output will be
"kernel.bin.md5.tar.md5" and Odin will accuse invalid package.
Error installing binary
This error can happen when the application can not read the sdcard or when you can
not mount the /system partition. Share log(located in /sdcard/OdinCreator/Common/outputs.txt)
here to me solve the problem on your device.
New release v1.01
I cant download?.....
hazri1974 said:
I cant download?.....
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Try now
New release v1.1
New BETA release guys!
Thank you for this work!
New v1.3 release guys!
Release 1.3 - STABLE
Reduced the number of calls BufferredWrite() on Logger()
Now the BufferredWrite() is called only if input is valid.
Improved the accuracy of controls, now the result
comes from OnPostExecute() and not the catch block in AsyncTask.
Updated method to install binary(Recently got an LG device and saw
that OPC was unable to mount /system, but now it works!)
Now I can say that OPC is stable for use.
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PS: I have not received any feedback, but someone besides me has managed to create a package and install normally on your device?:fingers-crossed:
ferreirawax said:
New v1.3 release guys!
PS: I have not received any feedback, but someone besides me has managed to create a package and install normally on your device?:fingers-crossed:
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Hi Mate
This looks really interesting!
Ill give it a go over the weekend just in case something goes really wrong haha but i will report back of course!
Ed
ferreirawax said:
Previously to create a Odin flashable package you need a Linux distribution.
So I created this light and simple application to do the job easily.
To create a package compatible with Odin is necessary UStar(Uniform Standard Tape ARchive)
compression by POSIX, Android does not support this type of compression, So it was necessary
to use the original GNU tar cross-compiled to ARM.
I created this application after my device(I9070) has come into loop after flash a kernel
under development. The recovery of my device is not in a reserved partition
but with the ramdisk, if the kernel does not run the recovery does not work.
Not wanting to install a firmware because it would lose my data, I had to create a functional
kernel flashable by Odin using a Linux distribution.
Features
Create any single package, it is of a kernel, recovery, etc.
Create multiple files in one package like firmware.
Generate MD5 for package to Odin check.
Requirements
Any device running Android 4.1.2+
Latest busybox and Root.
Changelog
Get it on DOWNLOAD page.
If you need something to dump your partitions, can use my UAPM application.
XDA:DevDB Information
Odin Package Creator, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
ferreirawax
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-08
Current Beta Version: v1.2
Beta Release Date: 2015-01-02
Created 2014-12-28
Last Updated 2015-01-08
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Can u port it for ics or gingerbread
ferreirawax said:
New BETA release guys!
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Can this be used to flash a full firmware like the Odin used in flashing samsung firmwares?
Eg.MODEM,PDF etc
use case ?
ferreirawax said:
Not wanting to install a firmware because it would lose my data, I had to create a functional
kernel flashable by Odin using a Linux distribution.
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how about a non-wiping stock rom ? it preserves /data
usually people have the ROM image on hard disk from where they can extract kernels , boot.img, ... asf. maybe quicker than with an app , no ?
ferreirawax said:
Previously to create a Odin flashable package you need a Linux distribution.
So I created this light and simple application to do the job easily.
To create a package compatible with Odin is necessary UStar(Uniform Standard Tape ARchive)
compression by POSIX, Android does not support this type of compression, So it was necessary
to use the original GNU tar cross-compiled to ARM.
I created this application after my device(I9070) has come into loop after flash a kernel
under development. The recovery of my device is not in a reserved partition
but with the ramdisk, if the kernel does not run the recovery does not work.
Not wanting to install a firmware because it would lose my data, I had to create a functional
kernel flashable by Odin using a Linux distribution.
Features
Create any single package, it is of a kernel, recovery, etc.
Create multiple files in one package like firmware.
Generate MD5 for package to Odin check.
Requirements
Any device running Android 4.1.2+
Latest busybox and Root.
Changelog
Get it on DOWNLOAD page.
If you need something to dump your partitions, can use my UAPM application.
XDA:DevDB Information
Odin Package Creator, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
ferreirawax
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-08
Current Beta Version: v1.2
Beta Release Date: 2015-01-02
Created 2014-12-28
Last Updated 2015-01-08
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Looks promising bro. Will surely give it a go this weekend. ! !
Khizar Ali said:
Can u port it for ics or gingerbread
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If demand is great for 2.3+, I will make a special version for 2.3-4.0.
natibongo said:
Can this be used to flash a full firmware like the Odin used in flashing samsung firmwares?
Eg.MODEM,PDF etc
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This application does not flash odin packages as Mobile Odin. This application is used only to create Odin packages.
Yes, you can create a complete firmware with Odin Package Creator and install using Odin/Mobile Odin.
mai77 said:
how about a non-wiping stock rom ? it preserves /data
usually people have the ROM image on hard disk from where they can extract kernels , boot.img, ... asf. maybe quicker than with an app , no ?
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At that time I was using a custom ROM.
I created a package using own ROM Kernel. Remembering that my device did not enter the recovery, for he uses the recovery from the ramdisk.
This varies depending on the situation.
ok
ferreirawax said:
If demand is great for 2.3+, I will make a special version for 2.3-4.0.
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Please!
much appreciated, this will for sure come in handy :highfive:
Sent From S3 USER
ferreirawax said:
Previously to create a Odin flashable package you need a Linux distribution.
So I created this light and simple application to do the job easily.
To create a package compatible with Odin is necessary UStar(Uniform Standard Tape ARchive)
compression by POSIX, Android does not support this type of compression, So it was necessary
to use the original GNU tar cross-compiled to ARM.
I created this application after my device(I9070) has come into loop after flash a kernel
under development. The recovery of my device is not in a reserved partition
but with the ramdisk, if the kernel does not run the recovery does not work.
Not wanting to install a firmware because it would lose my data, I had to create a functional
kernel flashable by Odin using a Linux distribution.
Features
Create any single package, it is of a kernel, recovery, etc.
Create multiple files in one package like firmware.
Generate MD5 for package to Odin check.
Requirements
Any device running Android 4.1.2+
Latest busybox and Root.
Changelog
Get it on DOWNLOAD page.
If you need something to dump your partitions, can use my UAPM application.
XDA:DevDB Information
Odin Package Creator, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
ferreirawax
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-08
Current Beta Version: v1.2
Beta Release Date: 2015-01-02
Created 2014-12-28
Last Updated 2015-01-08
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Thank you so much for tool with apk file work direct with devices !! but on S3 devices it has big size that odin can't flash !! if u can please make the loop size for some devices has different system type of back up method to work !!
Code:
*** Disclaimer
I am not responsible for brick your phone or damage your phone or
thermonuclear war. Use at your Own Risk
INTRODUCTION
-This tool is a console have got adb,odin(3.07 and 3.10.6),Flashable Zip Creator:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2633379(2.0 And 3.0(Beta)) by @Nikhil
-You can request feature by replying this message.
-Enter "help" for commands
Features:
-Start ADB Without installing Android Studio.
-Start Odin3.07 or 3.10.6 Without Installing it.
-Start Flashable Zip Creator 2.0 or 3.0(BETA) without Installing Java!
-Access This Forum By Typing:"xda"
-Access Command Prompt By Typing:"cmd"
Installation instructions
-Start dc.exe
Upgrading instructions
--If Update is an module update:
-Send Update.exe to modules folder.
-Start the Update.exe
--If Update is an full update:
-Delete old version.
-Use new version
Download Link
-v0.1(BETA)dl3.bg3.esy.es/DC.rar
-v1.0dl3.bg3.esy.es/DC-V1.0STABLE.rar
XDA:DevDB Information
Developer Console, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
TheCodMaster, Nikhil
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.0
Stable Release Date: 2015-07-11
Current Beta Version: 0.1
Created 2015-07-10
Last Updated 2015-07-11
Changelog
Changelog:
-V0.1(BETA)
--Created Project.
--Added ADB
--Added odin3.07 and 3.10.6
--Added Flashable Zip Creator v2.0
-v1.0(STABLE)
--Stablized Project.
--Added Flashable Zip Creator v3.0(BETA)
--Added Shortcut to Open this Forum.
--Added Shortcut to Open Command Prompt.
Great work.
Its easy to have 1 centralized place where we can access multiple useful tools for flashing.
The init.d simulator
Simulates init.d compatibility, for kernels without it!
INTRODUCTION
Init.d scripting and modding is an essential part of the android modding community, and devices without that feature buildin or without even ROMs/Kernels build for them, are missing out.
Luckily there's many apps out there that allow files to be executed during boot-time, some even made for the soul purpose of simulating the init.d feature. But they all take space, maybe even a lot of it, and slow down the boot process. This script doesn't.
It installs an script into android that will be called during bootup.
If the init.d folder doesn't exist for some reason, it creates it, otherwise it eecutes all files inside /system/etc/init.d.
It also prints a log file into /system/etc/init.d/INTILOG.log so the user can see what files were executed.
HOW TO USE & REQUIREMENTS
All you need to do is to download the script and run it as root. Smanager from PLayStore is recommended.
Also you need busybox installed for the script to function properly
THAT'S IT!
DOWNLOAD & CHANGELOG
Version 1.2 Click me!
Changelog:
Code:
Version 1.2
- Fixed Logging
- Fixed file executing
- Fixed a bug that prevented the whole script from running
- Fixed installing and updating
Version 1.0
Initial release
Thanks to for my tester:
- @pbedard
Ask before using my work in yours and add proper credits
Donations aren't expected, but are appreciated
XDA:DevDB Information
Init.d Simulator, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
_Bon_Bon
Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Stable Version: 1.0
Stable Release Date: 2015-10-05
Created 2015-10-05
Last Updated 2015-10-05
please specify the instruction to install.. I try run used script manager but failed..
afeeq said:
please specify the instruction to install.. I try run used script manager but failed..
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Did you run it as root? It will say Done when it's installed
And if the script gave an error please tell me what error
_Bon_Bon said:
Did you run it as root? It will say Done when it's installed
And if the script gave an error please tell me what error
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what do you mean run it as root? any specific apps?
Moderator, please delete this project
The init.d simulator
Simulates init.d compatibility, for ROMs / KERNELs without it!
INTRODUCTION
Init.d scripting and modding is an essential part of the android tweaking community, and devices without that feature build-in or any replacement ROMs / KERNELs build for them, are missing out.
Luckily there's many apps out there that allow files to be executed during boot-time, some even made for the soul purpose of simulating the init.d feature. But they all take space, maybe even a lot of it, and slow down the boot process. This script doesn't.
It installs a script into android that will be called during bootup.
If the init.d folder doesn't exist for some reason, it creates it, otherwise it executes all files inside /system/etc/init.d.
It also prints a log file into /system/etc/init.d/INTILOG.txt so the user can see what files were executed.
HOW TO USE & REQUIREMENTS
- You need busybox installed for the script to function properly
If you lack one, use mine from here
To use the script, you have to run it, either by terminal:
Code:
su
/directory/where/you/downloaded/the/script/Initd_Simulator
And let it do its magic.
Or, you can use Smanager, from PlayStore [Recommended]
Navigate to where you downloaded the script using Smanager and run it with root enabled.
THAT'S IT!
DOWNLOAD & CHANGELOG
Version 2.1 Click me!
Changelog:
Code:
Version 2.1
- Fixed mounting
- Fixed small bugs
- Improved root check
Version 2.0
- Rebuild the whole script
- Cleaned the code
- Made init.d status checking more accurate
- Made the user-interface better looking and more convenient
- Implemented error free init.d simulation
- Implemented non-destructive init.d simulation
- Improved logging
Version 1.2
- Fixed Logging
- Fixed file executing
- Fixed a bug that prevented the whole script from running
- Fixed installing and updating
Version 1.0
Initial release
Ask before using my work in yours and add proper credits
Donations aren't expected, but are appreciated
XDA:DevDB Information
_Bon_Bon's Init.d Simulator, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
_Bon_Bon
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.1
Stable Release Date: 2016-03-01
Created 2016-02-27
Last Updated 2016-03-01
Reserved
_Bon_Bon said:
Reserved
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in line 50 etx=etc
52 -f1=-d\ -f1
125 .sh is missing...
These three are main mistakes in your script sir..
Introduction
This is an OTA Application for Android 4.0.3 or higher.
You are allowed to fork it and bake it into your ROM or just fork it and continue it as your own Project (Give Credits though, when you remove the Developers Section from the Settings).
For more information please refer to the README on Github until the thread is fully built.
Feel free to drop a Pull Request (on the develop branch only) if you have something you want to contribute with.
Feature Requests and Issues go into the GitHub Issue Tracker
Features
Normal OTA Updates
Delta Updates (still have to be generated manually)
Online Download page
Installation Instructions
To see how to install the Server, please refer here: OTAServer
In the APK the OTA URL of "http://localhost" is hardcoded.
If you build the APK yourself, please refer here on how to change the hardcoded path
1) Download the APK and put it on your phone
2) Open it in a File Manager and let it install
2,5) If you downloaded the APK from here, you need to follow these instructions to connect it to your Server
3) Open up the App and it should work
Changelog
Release date: 18-03-2016
App version: 20170318
Bringup
Downloads
All downloads
OTAUpdates-2017-03-18.apk
Thanks To/Credits
Special thanks to @berkantkz, without whose help I would only have a OTA Server and no App that could use it
XDA:DevDB Information
OTA Updates App, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
TimSchumi, berkantkz
Source Code: http://www.github.com/SiniTurk/OTAUpdates
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2017-03-18
Stable Release Date: 2017-03-18
Created 2017-04-08
Last Updated 2017-12-25
Reserve for frequently asked questions.
@ TimSchumi @berkantkz
Dear All thanks for the great work...
I am using your app for my custom rom AOSP PIE, as the app side everything is fine but I cannot understand the server setup instruction.
I create a folder in my cloud as Build/Rom.zip
inside rom.zip i keep addition folder as system/build.prop bcz rom format is compressed as .br
now i add " ro.ota.url=http://MyCloudAddress/ota/builds " in my active rom build.prop
app works fine but can't see anything from my URL
- where to update "URL Mapping"
- Full builds should go into the builds/ directory = mean the rom.zip ??? in my cloud drive?
please help me
shahabkhan99 said:
@ TimSchumi @berkantkz
Dear All thanks for the great work...
I am using your app for my custom rom AOSP PIE, as the app side everything is fine but I cannot understand the server setup instruction.
I create a folder in my cloud as Build/Rom.zip
inside rom.zip i keep addition folder as system/build.prop bcz rom format is compressed as .br
now i add " ro.ota.url=http://MyCloudAddress/ota/builds " in my active rom build.prop
app works fine but can't see anything from my URL
- where to update "URL Mapping"
- Full builds should go into the builds/ directory = mean the rom.zip ??? in my cloud drive?
please help me
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First of all, the server needs to be able to run PHP. Else, it won't work.
Second, the url in the build.prop shouldn't have the /builds appended. In your case, it should be "ro.ota.url=http://MyCloudAddress/ota"
Full builds go into /builds on the server, the script should pick them up automatically.
URL mapping shouldn't concern you, that is done automatically.