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[Windows] Make update.zip of Google apps from NAND dump! Works w/ 1.6 and new Market!

GApps2zip
This script makes an update.zip file that only contains the Google Apps from the HTC release of the 1.5 firmware upgrade for the ADP 1. This update.zip should be flashable on any build and it should work without a problem, but since I'm just a n00b sophomore in highschool, I am naturally poor and can't guarantee anything.
Because there are already a few alternatives to this for Linux and the majority of Android users use Windows, I decided to make this a Windows-only batch script.
You MUST have the Java Runtime Environment installed in order to run this script! The signing utility requires Java and you won't be able to flash an unsigned update. If it doesn't work even if you have Java, you may have to reinstall Java as it is not in your PATH variable for whatever reason.
UPDATE: Updated and, as far as I know, should now work fine with the 1.6 developer images from HTC as well as personal NANDroid backups of most all 1.6 Android ROMs.
INSTRUCTIONS
1) Either do a or b. It is advised to use a personal NANDroid backup (b) as it does not violate any licenses, but it has not been testeda) Google for the file "signed-dream_devphone_userdebug-img-14721.zip" It should be on the HTC support page for the ADP 1, but it wont be the first result in Google. It is not advised to use this method as you need to agree to a license prohibiting modification of the file in order to download it. Rename the file to "backup.zip"​b) Restore to a regular build that has all of the Google Apps (like the regular OTA cupcake update) and then run a NANDroid backup. Then make a zip file that only has the system.img file from the NANDroid dump and name the zip "backup.zip"​2) If you haven't already, unzip the entire contents of the gapps2zip.zip file into a directory. For sake of simplification, I am assuming it is unzipped to C:\gapps2zip
3) Place the "backup.zip" file in the same directory as the GApps2zip.bat file (C:\gapps2zip) and DON'T rename it or unzip it.
4) Open up a command prompt window (Hit Windows + R, type in CMD, then click OK)
5) cd to the directory in which the GApps2zip.bat file, utils directory and the backup.zip file. For example:
Code:
cd C:\gapps2zip
6)Type in "GApps2zip.bat" (without the quotes) and hit enter. Watch and wait.
7) If all goes well, you should have an update_gapps.zip folder in C:\gapps2zip. Put it on your SD card, make a NANDroid backup, and flash after flashing an AOSP (Android Open Source Project) build that doesn't include the Google Apps.
Credits
Cyanogen for his hard work and dedication
Maxisma for a similar script on which this is based
Google for their ingenious ideas (although their legal department can be a pain)
Everyone who is willing to test this script out
Everyone else xD
Redistribution
Feel free to redistribute the archive wherever you like, but please give me credit along with Maxisma and do not modify the archive in any way.

Great job unk!

amgupt01 said:
GApps2zip - Created by Ankush Gupta (twitter.com/unkzdomain and unkzdomain.com)
This script makes an update.zip file that only contains the Google Apps from the HTC release of the 1.5 firmware upgrade for the ADP 1. This update.zip should be flashable on any build and it should work without a problem, but since I'm just a n00b sophomore in highschool, I am naturally poor and can't guarantee anything.
Because there are already a few alternatives to this for Linux and the majority of Android users use Windows, I decided to make this a Windows-only batch script.
You MUST have the Java Runtime Environment installed in order to run this script! The signing utility requires Java and you won't be able to flash an unsigned update.
This script does NOT work on a build that includes the new market as there are some incompatibilities with the files for it and the ones provided by HTC (namely the MarketUpdater.apk for the new market). This is pretty much doesn't matter however, because all AOSP builds will not include ANY Android market anyways.
INSTRUCTIONS
1) Google for the file "signed-dream_devphone_userdebug-img-150275.zip" (It should be on the HTC support page for the ADP 1, but it wont be the first result in Google)
2) If you haven't already, unzip the entire contents of this zip file into a directory. For sake of simplification, I am assuming it is unzipped to C:\gapps2zip
3) Place the "signed-dream_devphone_userdebug-img-150275.zip" file in the same directory as the GApps2zip.bat file (C:\gapps2zip) and DON'T rename it.
4) Open up a command prompt window (Hit Windows + R, type in CMD, then click OK)
5) cd to the directory in which the GApps2zip.bat file, utils directory and the signed-dream_devphone_userdebug-img-150275.zip file. For example:
Code:
cd C:\gapps2zip
6)Type in "GApps2zip.bat" (without the quotes) and hit enter. Watch and wait.
7) If all goes well, you should have an update_gapps.zip folder in C:\gapps2zip. Put it on your SD card, make a NANDroid backup, and flash after flashing an AOSP (Android Open Source Project) build that doesn't include the Google Apps.
Credits
Cyanogen for his hard work and dedication
Maxisma for a similar script on which this is based
Google for their ingenious ideas (although their legal department can be a pain)
Everyone who is willing to test this script out
Everyone else xD
Redistribution
Feel free to redistribute the archive wherever you like, but please give me credit along with Maxisma and do not modify the archive in any way.
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when it asks u to replace system.img, do you click yes or no?

Looks interesting ill test it out later

Guyver75 said:
when it asks u to replace system.img, do you click yes or no?
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You click Yes. You shouldnt have extracted the zip though, but it won't make a difference anyways.

Looks interesting ill test it out later

amgupt01 said:
You click Yes. You shouldnt have extracted the zip though, but it won't make a difference anyways.
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oh ok, oops. i clicked no. guess ill have to redo it

ok trying to understand this. From what i get is you download, Lets say cm 4.2 without google (made up rom dont go looking for it)
then you flash that to are phone.
next when flash update_gapps.zip
Then we will have a cm rom with google apks?
And in returns the update_gapps is kinda like a theme only adding the needed files?

xile6 said:
ok trying to understand this. From what i get is you download, Lets say cm 4.2 without google (made up rom dont go looking for it)
then you flash that to are phone.
next when flash update_gapps.zip
Then we will have a cm rom with google apks?
And in returns the update_gapps is kinda like a theme only adding the needed files?
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Exactly. The only thing is that since this uses an official, legal source, it doesn't include the new market and stuff...

Ok cool but once 1.6 adp1 is out we will have to update the script and do this again?

amgupt01 said:
This script makes an update.zip file that only contains the Google Apps from the HTC release of the 1.5 firmware upgrade for the ADP 1.
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I applaud your efforts to help the community. Many thanks.
For those who think this is proof modding and this community will live on, think again. What he's doing aids and abets violation of Goog's rights. This thread will be locked and the links taken down. Welcome to the new world of Android.

xile6 said:
Ok cool but once 1.6 adp1 is out we will have to update the script and do this again?
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Well, provided that HTC distributes ADP 1.6 the same way as they are 1.5 and that the file dependencies for closed-source apps are similar, we could just reuse this same script with maybe a few minor modifications.

ytj87 said:
I applaud your efforts to help the community. Many thanks.
For those who think this is proof modding and this community will live on, think again. What he's doing aids and abets violation of Goog's rights. This thread will be locked and the links taken down. Welcome to the new world of Android.
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How does it aid and abet to violations of Google's rights? I am basically linking to an official mirror (HTC) that is licensed by Google to distribute the files.

@ amgupt01
Thanx now all we got to do is let the builds continue.

great job mr. sophomore, you should get together with cyanogen on this although i'm sure he's probably going to do something similar.

is it safe to sign in to google with the newly created update_gapps2zip?

amgupt01 said:
How does it aid and abet to violations of Google's rights? I am basically linking to an official mirror (HTC) that is licensed by Google to distribute the files.
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I think the issue is that Google doesnt want its closed source apps put on non google-experience phones. This guy's method allows just that.
Cyanogen's method (from what I can gather) is to run an app on your phone that backs up the apps that you have on your phone (presumably licensed copies that you acquired when you purchased your phone, or during an OTA update), and then restores them after you run his barebones ROM. In this manner, you are only using backed up copies of software you are entitled to use.
I read somewhere (maybe in Google's C&D? I'm to lazy to go look) that Google does not allow these applications to be copied or extracted or something to that affect.
Honestly, why on earth would we expect them to react any differently?! This is a growing pain. We will all be better for it when its passed.
Here's how I'm planning on riding this out:
1. When Cyanogen releases 4.2, I will unroot my phone, and get the most recent OTA update from Tmobile.
1. Install Cyanogen's 4.2 ROM, using whatever method of installation is required to back up my closed source applications and restore them.
2. Continue to update Cyanogens ROMs this way until we discover that our old closed source apps are no longer compatible with our state of the art ROM.
3. Begin to seek out alternative apps, or check progress of the new "Open Android Alliance" or whatever those guys are calling themselves since this whole fiasco started, to see how feasible that option is.
4. Buy a new phone? I mean, how far down the road are we talking here?! And yes, when the time comes, assuming Google doesn't do something completely draconian that makes us pine for the good old days when they sent a C&D to Cyanogen, it will be another Android phone (subsequently rooted, of course)
I don't really see another legal option.

Code:
Cyanogen on twitter
So I think I've come up with a solution that should work and not violate any licenses. Just need to polish it up a bit.about 14 hours ago from twidroid
Thanks for this script.. i am amazed of how fast the community is getting up from the C&D .... Open Android Alliance is kicking off, Maxima is already out with a NO Google ROM, and this script, to get google's apps... wonderful...

amgupt01 said:
How does it aid and abet to violations of Google's rights? I am basically linking to an official mirror (HTC) that is licensed by Google to distribute the files.
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amg, I'm worried on two fronts.
1, HTC is redist'ing Goog bits. They may very well get a c&d. I can't imagine HTC has a license to freely distribute them to anyone and everyone. I have to believe the license is for use on HTC hardware, not any user worldwide as download and extraction would allow.
2, you are aiding in the grabbing of those bits that a user may not have license to.
Granted, I know the vast majority of us have license. But there a few non-Goog experience phone owners around here. I suspect the mods will lock down.
But again... I think that would be wrong. We have license to the bits and grabbing them from HTC is not a violation IMO. But we'll see.
Thank you.

amg,
From the HTC license page when you download:
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You may not copy (except for backup purposes), modify, adapt, redistribute, decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, or create derivative works of the Google Software or any part of the Google Software. You may only load the Google Software onto the Android Developer Phone 1, and except in conjunction with third party software that makes up the Android system image, you may not combine any part of the Google Software with other software, or distribute any software or device incorporating a part of the Google Software.
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So it's clear this is illegal. I think HTC will have to pull this down sooner or later as widespread extraction starts.
btw, I think you're fine. HTC will hear from Goog and this thread will be locked. But otherwise don't worry.

[Q] Custom Mod manger

Hi All,
I am working on a custom RoM with specific focus.
So basically i will be taking a standard rom and will be adding some softwares some binaries some terminal related shortcuts and stuff.
Now i had two apporaches for it
1) create a custom ROM for each device.
2) create / user a mod manager which allows for mods which are not incremental in nature and can coexisit independently.
example i release m1 m2 and m3 as 3 Mod packs.
person A might want m1 m3 but not m2
person B might want just m3
person C is happy with just m2
and m1 m2 m3 are completely inependent packages.
Can any one suggest if such a solution exist in the wild I have tried to look at various rom managers but they all work on update mode and not mod mode.
Also using such a system i would like to create zip's which i can install in simmilar fashion to the recovery based update.zip flashing. but in running environment. (considering they are not hurting any running code)
Thanks in advance for help

Check out the AROMA Installer thread...see if it does what you are looking for...
-BMFC

bmfc187 said:
Check out the AROMA Installer thread...see if it does what you are looking for...
-BMFC
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Interesting project will check it out.
however as far as i can understand it right now its running in recovery mode, I am looking for something which can work when device is running.
If i was not clear before i will give some examples.
I have some apk's and some system mod's
now i want some software which a person can install on his machine and he can securely see the list of items on my server,
he selects i want to install apk.
apk gets downloaded and installed
he selects a system mod
zip file will be downloaded and it will be extracted on /system or / as required and permissions to be setted as listed in a update script on file.
Basically what i am trying to do is to put my mod's and apk's in generalized manner so i don't have to deal with the nittygritties of the android system's on each device. i can directly work on my stuff.
I hope i am clear this time
Now real question ? Is there any such thing in wild?
or am i looking at building something from scratch and if yes what's the cost.

[INFO, GUIDES & FAQ] One Stop Shop – MetroPCS Galaxy Core Prime – SM-G360T1

BOOKMARK THIS THREAD SO YOU CAN FIND IT AGAIN LATER
Credit & Shout Outs ​ ​ @ShinySide For Root via TrapKernel and TWRP!
@Koognod his SlimPickens ROM!
@bogarty For all his help, guides and advice to all! (A lot of the 2nd post stuff - coming tomorrow when I'm not tired and it's not 2 AM)
@TheDerekHarper Root, Video Tutorial​
If you’re new to android rooting, modding, TWRP, etc. read this..
Make sure your question has not been answered
Do you own research before asking
Be polite since everyone helping here is doing so Voluntarily
Drop a comment if something is missing, just be sure it’s for the SM-G360T1. Let’s Get Started!
YOUR WARRANTY IS GONE Not myself or the people who made these guides or files are responsible for you device
A great rule of thumb, what I always tell people is “Read twice, flash once”
What you will need
Drivers click on manuals and downloads
Odin
Backup all your stuff!
Root
Go over and flash TrapKernel. Follow all the instructions! A video tutorial was made by a very kind person here
TWRP
Go over and grab the Unofficial Recovery Unofficial TWRP SM-G360T1. The steps are as follows:​
Download TWRP
Open Odin
Place phone in download mode
Place TWRP in the AP slot
Click Start and wait until reboot is done.
Hold Volume up, Home button, and power button to enter TWRP.
You have flashed TWRP!
ROMs
​
[5.1.1][SM-G360T1]SlimPickins stock, rooted, de-(-bloated,-odexed,-knoxed),etc.
[SM-G360T & SM-G360T1][5.1.1] Monstro's Rom v3 Fastest and Lightest Rom 6/3/2016

So You didn’t read carefully & you broke something…. This might help
​If you broke boot or recovery try stock boot and stock recovery
Want to get rid of the “Security Notice – Unauthorized actions have been detected” go here
Wanna go back to stock? SM-G360T1 Stock ROM **This will not wipe your personal files
Wifi Calling issues? Check here and try Bogarty custom radio
​I’m rooted! So much room for activities! Where’s the fun?!?!​
Xposed (thanks @wanam for the guide/files)
How to install:
- Install Xposed Installer App
- Make a nandroid backup
- Copy the Xposed file and the uninstaller to your sdcard
- Flash "xposed-vxx-sdk22-tw-arm64-custom-build-by-wanam-xxxxxxxx.zip" through CWM recovery
- Reboot
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DPI Changer​I changed my DPI to 220, why? More stuff fits into the screen Pretty safe to try, noob friendly. Try textdroider DPI in the play store. pretty straight forward app for changing DPI.
Viper4Android
I love music, I love listening to it and I love when it sounds amazing. Welcome to Viper4android. It is a highly configurable Sound EQ app for all android phones. It does not work for our phone unless you are rooted of course and follow the steps here. This guide is for the Galaxy S6 and works for most Samsung phones, including ours.
​
PLEASE READ:
I recommend apps root browser and titanium to complete the Viper4android setup.
Skip the steps about busybox and adaptsound 4.0
Do not use the alternative version, the standard version works fine for our phone.
Disable/Debloat System Apps
Use thisLink found by @bogarty to get more space or remove Samsung bloat from the phone.
Read @bogarty’s guide
Disable System Services
Warning! Not for beginners. You can also break stuff, make stuff crash, so only disable what you don’t use! If you’re confused or scared, turn around and leave now. Here is a starters guide for disabling services.
So you’re still reading? This can get give you amazing standby times and deep sleep, way better battery.
[ADVANCED] Drago’s guide to disabling system services:​I used the app Disable Service to disable all the services below. go into the "google play services" disable the following services containing the words below and enjoy better standby, screen on time and battery life! :good:
Contains word “.wear” can be disabled as that relates to android wear
Contains word “.analytics” Related to Google Analytics
Contains word “.Tapandpay” being that our phone doesn’t even have that, just a waste that it’s even on.
Contains word “.fitness” think this is obvious
Ends in word “fingerprintscannerintentservice” also very obvious
Contains word “.games” Play Games, I never use this
Contains word “.Heartbeatalarm” safe to disbale, phones don't have hearts
Contains word “.wearable” related to android wearable devices​Facts/Randomness​
MetroPCS Samsung Galaxy Core prime Specs – SM-G360T1​

Also Coming to a theater near you

Also maybe perhaps Coming to a theater near you

@drago10029
Do you know anything about the hidden menus on this phone(service,test etc.)? Thanks.

QuickGold said:
Do you know anything about the hidden menus on this phone(service,test etc.)? Thanks.
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I do not, and for some reason i wasn't notified of your post. i upgraded to a nexus 6p but can check that out a later tonight, that cool or have you moved on? lol

[APP][ROOT][4.4+]Custom ROM Manager 5.5.0

Custom ROM Manager finds all the ROMs, GApps and other zip files that are downloaded on your device, lets you install or manage them easily. It also helps you visit official sites of some ROMs/GApps from where you can download them or see changelog.
NOTE: This app does not search the internet for ROMs, GApps and other mods for your device. You have to download them from their respective sites yourself to your device. Then this app will take care of the rest.
Screenshots
Check screenshots tab
Key Features
Finds all the zip files on your device - Custom ROM Manager features multiple file searching algorithms to find the zip files on your device. They are fast, customizable or both fast and customizable at the same time. Users can even choose their file searching technique to their liking.
Sorting and grouping of zip files - After zip files have been found, app sorts and groups them to their appropriate category, like detects which of them are ROMs, GApps etc. It can even detect the properties of a ROM/GApp, like their build dates, version, whether or not they are OFFICIAL builds and what not. The techniques used are efficient and smart.
Popular ROMs/GApps - The app shows list of popular ROMs/GApps. They are selected based on observations of the most popular and most user responded ROM threads across the XDA forums for top devices, and they are listed alphabetically in the app. App is also capable of detecting other ROMs, which will be listed in the "Other ROMs" category.
Official information for popular ROMs/GApps - For all the popular ROMs/GApps listed, you can even check their official information. Like their official sites, download pages etc. It can even check whether your device is officially supported or not, and depending on this, it will open download page for your device when you visit their download page.
Disclaimer - The app makes use of the information that is already available on the internet. It does not use any unauthorized or confidential data. The links are also opened in an external web browser of user's choice, not in some in-app browser or something like that.
Manage your ROMs/GApps - Under each popular ROM/GApp listing, you can see the builds present on your device listed their. Like all your LineageOS ROMs gets listed under "LineageOS" category. You can view them in any way, view them in sorted order based on their build dates or version, or see only unofficial ROMs, or official ROMs. You can delete them, view them etc.
Install them - And finally, you can select them for flashing/installation. This is arguably the most significant feature of the app. You can choose any number of zips for flashing, you can specify which partitions to be wiped before each zip is flashed. You can modify your selection in any way you want, like re-order your selection, delete any entry and what not. And finally, when you confirm, device will boot into (TWRP) recovery, flashing the zips in the very order you selected.
To see the complete feature list, visit the play store page or XDA Labs page.
Google Plus Community - https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/109799614948604849024
Requirements
Root Access is must.
If you havent flashed custom ROMs before, this app is not for you.
Only TWRP is supported.
Download
Play Store
XDA Labs
XDA:DevDB Information
Custom ROM Manager, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
corphish
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2016-07-22
Last Updated 2019-02-04

Sounds interesting.
I will give it a try when i get home and get my hands on my tablet.

@corphish
Cool
One request.
Can u recognise xpossed framework Zip and modules Zip ?? Like Roms and gapps?? It will be damm helpful for everyone ^~^ just a request
Sent from my sprout4 using XDA Labs

harsh. said:
@corphish
Cool
One request.
Can u recognise xpossed framework Zip and modules Zip ?? Like Roms and gapps?? It will be damm helpful for everyone ^~^ just a request
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Well I am not much acquainted with Xposed and its modules coz I don't use it, but I remember they are .apk's.
Can you link me to those zip files which you are talking about, so that I can take a look and add it in next update?

http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/
This
And sorry I just forgot that modules are apk
And if there is way to get kernels differently, is also welcomed.
And sorry for making so many requests!
:fingers-crossed:
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harsh. said:
http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/
This
And sorry I just forgot that modules are apk
And if there is way to get kernels differently, is also welcomed.
And sorry for making so many requests!
:fingers-crossed:
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We will see about xposed.
And custom kernel support is not possible because various devices have various custom kernel, sorting them would be simply not possible..

corphish said:
We will see about xposed.
And custom kernel support is not possible because various devices have various custom kernel, sorting them would be simply not possible..
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Its 10:30am in morning and I'm already out of thanks(8 are given idk where let me check)
So thank you.
Sent from my sprout4 using XDA Labs

Great app.
Very useful especially for beginners.
But I have 4 main requests that will improve the app :
1_it's really bothering that every time I want to launch the app it scans for zip files, it takes a lot of time especially for the low-end phones and for phones that have large Memory.
Maybe you should make it saves the path of the zips and names and add a refresh button in the AppBar in case we add new zip.
2_Add wipe davlik-cache,
It's really needed when flashing modes.
3_maybe in the future you should add an options to explore the zip and extract some files.
4_add a new layout for backup and restore specific files from system (build.prop_framework-res....etc) or the whole ROM and save it as a flashable zip in case the flashed ROM has bootloop or some problem you can restore it form recovery.
Sorry for asking a lot I know it's the first release and that is a lot to ask.
So far the app works great and the design is simple and beautiful as usual (I know from your previous apps)
Thanks for your hard work

Great app UI and Idea, but on my Nexus 6 XOSP 6.3, It doesnt detect anything. I give the root access and storage permission, but it stays at "uhh,nothing here". And thats really it. Any idea? Is there some folder i need to put my zips in?(like delta uses). Thanks!

Root Wizard said:
Great app UI and Idea, but on my Nexus 6 XOSP 6.3, It doesnt detect anything. I give the root access and storage permission, but it stays at "uhh,nothing here". And thats really it. Any idea? Is there some folder i need to put my zips in?(like delta uses). Thanks!
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Same with me on my lenovo a7000 cm13 rom
Please reply if you want any logs. The idea is awesome and I will surely be gald to help

Root Wizard said:
Great app UI and Idea, but on my Nexus 6 XOSP 6.3, It doesnt detect anything. I give the root access and storage permission, but it stays at "uhh,nothing here". And thats really it. Any idea? Is there some folder i need to put my zips in?(like delta uses). Thanks!
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anaandshailu said:
Same with me on my lenovo a7000 cm13 rom
Please reply if you want any logs. The idea is awesome and I will surely be gald to help
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Sorry for late reply, I was busy in the mean time with M and N bringups for some devices.
In Marshmallow ROMs, there is a problem detecting internal storage, which will be fixed in next update, which will come very soon.
Edit: 1.5 is up, check labs

Update 2.5
With previous update (2.0 and 2.1), app was recoded from scratch, resulting in many optimizations and bug fixes.
For example, with 2.0, came better storage detection logic and faster file scanning algorithm, while 2.1 added more modern UI elements.
With 2.5 comes many of the requested features like Zip scan caching, separate option for dalvik cache, and new features like search, respective logos for popular custom ROMs etc.
Please refer to XDA Labs for full changelog.
And do rate and review .

Version 3.0 was released with many cool features.
- Zip selection for flashing was totally revamped. When you tap a card, it will now flip and you will see various partitions you can wipe. Select any if you want to and then tap the card back, it will flip back and notify that the zip has been selected for flashing. And now you can even update what you want to wipe by tapping one of the already selected card back and re-doing the drill. You can even remove it from the flash queue.
- The UI where you are shown what you are going to flash (i.e flash queue) is also revamped.
- Statistics section is also revamped, now shows total size each class of zip is consuming.
- You can also perform TWRP backup and restore operations from the app.
- Some SU related issues (especially on newer security models) were fixed.
- There are always under the hood performance improvements and cleanups.
And all this feature additions barely saw the app size rising. Do check the new screenshots under screenshots tab.
And btw, Custom ROM Manager was released in Play Store too, few days back.
Free version
Donate Version

I use yunicorn 5530 and I tried to search custom ROM for my device but didn't find anything... Do you guys can help me

A new and major version of 3.1.1 has been released.
Summary:
1. Quick selection for zips/backups for flashing/restoring.
2. Ability to delete files.
3. Completely revamped FlashQueue Interface.
4. Inbuilt troubleshooter.
Detailed changelog : Google+ Post

سامسونج s2

3.3 update
Released 3.3 update yesterday
Detailed changelog - Google+ Post

Version 4.0
Version 4.0 was released recently.
Detailed changelog - https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AvinabaDalal97/posts/Deqcbgpq8nJ

4.3
Version 4.3 was released few days back.
Thread updated.

corphish said:
Version 4.3 was released few days back.
Thread updated.
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Maybe was i to lazy to find it, but it took already a lot of Time to find the "Custom ROM Manager". How can i add My LIGHT PATCH to the Patch Section of Your Project? I wold like to push Your App by default alongside with My Patch in the Future to use it as kind of OTA Updater. Maybe could You direct Me, or do i even have something new for You? (Checking build.prop for the Patch Version so the App can advise a Update if needed!?)
Would be cool to be Part of that! I'm really looking forward to contribute to it...
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General Instructions On How To Reinstall Moto E6 Play(bali) Original/Factory Firmware

OK, so you messed up your device real bad trying to do something and it needs a full flash of the original firmware. Well, lucky you I am here to help you in your journey back to your device's roots, the good old days where everything worked just as it should.
Now, I am gonna be very honest with you about some stuff:
- This is my first XDA post and I really wish it were better formatted;
- English is not my first language, so I really hope this is understandable to everyone; (feel free to correct me)
- I have 0 responsability for whatever you do to your device, so if you f*ck your device up so bad it doesn't even turns on anymore, its not my fault.
!!!!!!! IMPORTANT !!!!!!!
The firmware provided here works ONLY for MOTO E6 PLAY, it WONT WORK with ANY variation. DONT try to install it in any device other than the bali, and if you do, DO NOT BLAME YOUR DEVICE LOSS IN ANYBODY BUT YOURSELF.
Well, that said, the procedure:
Edit:
Apparently, the Bali itself comes in more than one version (not impressive, a detail I definitely should have paid more attention to). There are the
XT2029-1, XT2029-2 and XT2029-3. In the device's configuration app, under System, in Regulatory Information, you can find which one is yours.
First, download the file correspondent to your version from here: https://motostockrom.com/?s=XT2029
Notice that the files that appear for download first aren't the most recent ones. To be certain that you downloaded the most recent build to your version, check it in the ZIP's filename, e.g.: Motorola_Moto_E6_Play_XT2029-3_MT6739_POA29.550-81_2003_20200311_9.0.zip (date is in the YYYY/MM/DD format)
From now on, I'll be making a lot of references to the downloaded file's directory structure. To mitigate any possibility of confusion, I'll be referencing the root of the directory as / and any sub-folder as /Folder/
After that, extract the files from the ZIP. Looking inside /, you'll find the firmware files under /Firmware/ and links to pretty much all you need to flash the original firmware, bootloader, recovery, and even instructions to recover the device's IMEI.
Our device has a MediaTek chipset, so SP Flash Tool is almost the sole thing that is needed to recover a soft broken device (Only problem would be if the devices scatter file weren't available, but fortunately this isn't the case).
Inside the /Driver/ folder, you'll see links to necessary drivers for the computer to correctly identify the device. Follow the links, download and install the drivers.
Refer to the /SP Flash Tool/ directory. Follow the link inside it, download the latest version of the tool for your computer's OS (Windows/Linux);
Now refer to the How To Flash link in /, be it the (Tutorial) or (Video) one, which suits you better. Follow the instructions very carefully and thoroughly and you shouldn't have any major issues flashing the firmware. After the flash is done and the device reboots, congratulations! You've made it! :victory::highfive:
DISCLAIMER:
I like to give credit where its due. Inside /, you'll find a credits file. That website isn't mine, and the development of the file and the tutorial was completely made by them, so all the credits go to the proper owners of the website. I am just sharing it here for the benefit of the community.
Well, if you have any questions, feel free to post a response. I am no Android OS developer myself (though I do develop some other stuff - Java and Python mainly - and am a OS administration and troubleshooting geek, Android is still very shady and very out of my league for me), but I'll be happy to help with anything I can.
Happy Hacking!