ViperOS for markw is here!
Thanks to qwertyTom, karevn, Razziell, Anomalchik,TheScarastic for working on the source code for MARKW.
Kernel: Nosgoth V3 +
Security system from Dec'17
Current version 24/12/2017: Final
Highlights:
1) Beautiful animations.
2) Beautiful design.
3) Advanced functionality settings.
4) Shuster.
5) Very fast fingerprint scanner. (Personally, tester's fingerprint scanner fires very quickly, faster than on other OSes)
Changelog:<full>
Code:
24-12-17
-Final version
-Enabled camera2api (hal3)
28-11-2017
* kernel/xiaomi/markw/
5ccdc6f core_ctl: disable at config [Nikolay Karev]
5b37dcc DTS housekeeping [Nikolay Karev]
70a3c66 Merge branch 'core_ctl' into experimental_work [Nikolay Karev]
Downloads:
20171224-Server, MD5:
20171224-Gdrive
20171128-Gdrive
20171116-Gdrive
Original Thread: 4pda
Final update announcement!
Shared here instead of ROM section as sources are not disclosed.
Hello my Friend,
Please share screenshots for this ROM.
Mithrandir107 said:
Hello my Friend,
Please share screenshots for this ROM.
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You'll find screenshots on 4pda thread.
I haven't tried this rom yet. In distant future, maybe. I'll post my own screenshots then, and move this thread on rom section.
Here you go...
Mithrandir107 said:
Hello my Friend,
Please share screenshots for this ROM.
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How is battery life brother?
saravuthream said:
How is battery life brother?
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I can't say how's the battery life.
I just flashed this ROM and after flashing Magisk 12, Gapps and restoring some settings from Titanium Backup, I've got areally nasty overheating on my device and just went back to my previous ROM (AOSiP).
Btw, I've been using Dual Boot Patcher app to test all recent ROMS (RR, AoSiP, Validus...). Good app to switch between ROMs easily (screenshot attached).
BJumperBR said:
I can't say how's the battery life.
I just flashed this ROM and after flashing Magisk 12, Gapps and restoring some settings from Titanium Backup, I've got areally nasty overheating on my device and just went back to my previous ROM (AOSiP).
Btw, I've been using Dual Boot Patcher app to test all recent ROMS (RR, AoSiP, Validus...). Good app to switch between ROMs easily (screenshot attached).
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Can you share the thread you followed for dual boot? Or write a thread on it? I've dual boot patcher apk, ends up booting into recovery every time I want to boot into secondary rom. If the ramdisk file of primary rom is modified, it also ends up booting into recovery.
I remember having some partition encryption issues when I first started using DBP and I had to format data/system partition to remove encryption.
As you can see from the screenshot I posted, I've been using all ROMs as "DATA" slots. Secondary ROMs don't work for me either.
kibria.mgk said:
Can you share the thread you followed for dual boot? Or write a thread on it? I've dual boot patcher apk, ends up booting into recovery every time I want to boot into secondary rom. If the ramdisk file of primary rom is modified, it also ends up booting into recovery.
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BJumperBR said:
I remember having some partition encryption issues when I first started using DBP and I had to format data/system partition to remove encryption.
As you can see from the screenshot I posted, I've been using all ROMs as "DATA" slots. Secondary ROMs don't work for me either.
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I have data partition formatted, phone shows not encrypted now. I'll try installing in data slot.
No extra tweaks are required then?
Just patch the ROM zip to a new data slot and flash it from TWRP.
And remember to patch all zip files you want to flash on the ROM (GAPPS, SuperSU/Magisk) to the same slot you used for the ROM.
kibria.mgk said:
I have data partition formatted, phone shows not encrypted now. I'll try installing in data slot.
No extra tweaks are required then?
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Nice rom. But Vpapers did not work.
BJumperBR said:
Just patch the ROM zip to a new data slot and flash it from TWRP.
And remember to patch all zip files you want to flash on the ROM (GAPPS, SuperSU/Magisk) to the same slot you used for the ROM.
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Many thanks. Applied rom in data slot booted up successfully.
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Here you go...
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Thank you friend!
New 281117 build.
Download: Server, Gdrive
Changelog: <textfile>
hello,friend,can you help me to tell ZMIJGORYN something?i find Lineage OS 14.1 Extended one issue,can't set USB to Charge this device only work on Transfer files when i connect the mobile to computer,thanks a lot.And i waiting for him Lineage OS version
lovekobeme said:
hello,friend,can you help me to tell ZMIJGORYN something?i find Lineage OS 14.1 Extended one issue,can't set USB to Charge this device only work on Transfer files when i connect the mobile to computer,thanks a lot.And i waiting for him Lineage OS version
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Have you checked the settings in Developers option? You can switch default usb option there.
kibria.mgk said:
Have you checked the settings in Developers option? You can switch default usb option there.
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Yeah,i try it to solved that,thanks.
New 20171222 build is up, comes with hal3.
Download: server
BJumperBR said:
I can't say how's the battery life.
I just flashed this ROM and after flashing Magisk 12, Gapps and restoring some settings from Titanium Backup, I've got areally nasty overheating on my device and just went back to my previous ROM (AOSiP).
Btw, I've been using Dual Boot Patcher app to test all recent ROMS (RR, AoSiP, Validus...). Good app to switch between ROMs easily (screenshot attached).
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Hi. Im new to flashing and I want to use the dual boot. Where can I download it and how can I use it? A thread for our device would be nice. Thanks
I tried to download the latest build from qwertytom.cloudapp.net but the site can't be reached. Is there another download link?
Related
Multiboot for Sony Xperia Z1 Compact
How its look -> http://i58.tinypic.com/35346bt.png
How to install boot menu
download bootmenu_amami.rar, extract folder "bootmenu" to the your internal storage
put boot.img or kernel.elf to the mainrom folder, make sure thats the same kernel like your primary rom (aka main rom)
download bootmenu.img from attachment, flash bootmenu.img using fastboot commnd: fastboot flash boot bootmenu.img
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Since your bootmenu folder no contain settings.ini (you runing bootmenu at a first time), settings.ini will be created easily. You need to complete main step aka main rom creation:
(mainrom creation)
reboot into bootmenu, chose "patch rom package", navigate to the bootmenu folder on your internal storage, navigate to the mainrom folder, select mainrom.zip package (make sure boot.img or kernel.elf is the same like your current main rom kernel, and make sure boot.img is in folder mainrom), select mainrom.zip and click "yes". Main rom will be added into boot menu entry. Now reboot again into boot menu and you will see new menuentry, chose these menu to boot into your primary rom!
(other roms creation - you can do only if you completed main rom step)
reboot into bootmenu, chose "patch rom package", principe is a bit diferent than main rom step (we have 3 steps):
(step 1): make sure seccond rom package is on your external storage ...see this post -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52830021&postcount=45
(step 2): chose rom zip you want to patch, patch them
(step 3): reboot again into boot menu (new rom entry will be displayed), select these rom to boot, on led blinking press to boot into cwm, now you are in cwm of these rom, now navigate to the same folder where is your package, you will find zip with appended name "patched.zip", chose these patched zip to install trought these recovery, you are done!
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WARNING:
there is possibility for your partitions of the main rom to get overwriten if multiboot.sh fail to patch these rom you going to patch, just to let you know! Two click solution is in testing stage so there is probably a lot of bugs! I am not responsible if you lost your private data! So guys if you willing to help, I am waiting. Things need to be improved in multiboot.sh !
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Source code of the my bootmenu project
https://github.com/munjeni/bootmenu_z1_and_z1c
Public License for BOOTMENU and for my Auxiliary Work
You can Distribute my source without my Permissions. Distribution should include my XDA name 'munjeni' and Link to this 'BOOTMENU' thread in your Credits sections/About sections and Properly Visible to Human Eyes. If you use our source and have them modified, you need to make them public to everyone!!! If you not propertly use my source and you not give proper credit, and you not share your modified source code which is based on my source code, I will find you and I will report your post!
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No doubt, I'm really interested in multi boot,
I have tried it on my XU and it was awesome:laugh:
munjeni said:
Hallo, just to reserve our thread for something that you will like for sure! I have plan to port my old project to our device, more info you can see here -> http://www.xda-developers.com/android/xperia-boot-menu-ported-to-the-xperia-p-in-preview-form/
First thing - I will port them, thats for sure! Next thing - will try to integrate all things into boot menu (look into tutorial thread to see how it working) to make all things easy to all as possible, first of all I need to get more free time! Soon when I get one free day I will give you beta version! By now whant to see your opinions! Do you have interest in multiboot??? Let me know first!
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I'm flashoholic,like to test everything, multiboot sounds nice
Sent from my Xperia Z1 Compact using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Would this for example allow to have stock and cm11 both installed and easily switch between those 2? If yes then im totally up for it
Sounds definitely awesome!
Progress... Boot menu beta done, having problem with kexec, seems kexec not working. Will try with stock kernel since cm kernel probably have no working kexec.
Beta 1 is out! By now I have included 2 multiboot things, cwm and stock kitkat, will give you more (cm11...etc) when I get more free time! Enjoy!
munjeni said:
Beta 1 is out! By now I have included 2 multiboot things, cwm and stock kitkat, will give you more (cm11...etc) when I get more free time! Enjoy!
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Can you not disable CABL and enable taptowake as any and all searching shows them to be kernel related?
XperienceD said:
Can you not disable CABL and enable taptowake as any and all searching shows them to be kernel related?
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I'm sorry but I do not know what you're talking about! Plese be more clear!
munjeni said:
What? Plese be more clear
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tap2wake
CABL
XperienceD said:
tap2wake
CABL
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Sorry mate but our thread is related to the multiboot and not to the kernel things, you can open a new thread for your problem, sorry!
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Sorry mate but our thread is related to the multiboot and not to the kernel things
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Oh, given that a boot.img is actually a kernel I thought it might be something you could implement whilst working on it.
munjeni said:
you can open a new thread for your problem, sorry!
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They're not problems they are suggestions.
New version is out!
Changelog:
- all isues with kexeced kernel solved (missed modile data, wifi, bluetooth...etc)
- black theme
Enjoy!
I have trying to boot cm11 from sdcard whole day and have no idea why fail to boot! Anyone tried to boot cm11 from sdcard? What might be a problem?
munjeni said:
I have trying to boot cm11 from sdcard whole day and have no idea why fail to boot! Anyone tried to boot cm11 from sdcard? What might be a problem?
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I'm planing on trying tomorrow, I'll try and give some feedback
Solved! Will give you soon cm11 in multiboot!
munjeni said:
Solved! Will give you soon cm11 in multiboot!
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Well then I shall wait until you do so Thank you for your effort:fingers-crossed:
Done and CM11 is booted sucesfully from sdcard By now have only one problem which I have experienced last year on my multiboot for Xperia Go, I have solved them on Xperia Go but unable to find a thread how I got fixed them solved, problem now on Z1C is these seccondary rom runing from sdcard is very slow like was a year ago on Xperia Go, if some one found my post where I have fixed that please give me a link. I don't know if there is something related to the tune2fs parameters since I forgot how I got them fixed. Every idea is welcome!
Maybe this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44945343&postcount=24
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44969886&postcount=36
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44979190&postcount=47
Yes seems 3.th post related to tune2fs and journal_data_writeback to cache and data giving better performance. Stil noticed some lags, probably because my 8gb old sdcard is so slow Will try to boot from internal storage, maybe it will give better performance or at least maybe an 64gb class 10 sdcard can solve lag problems? What you think guys?
Thanks to @chenxiaolong DualBoot is possible on LG G5 (root and twrp needed)
Original thread for DualBoot patcher is located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2447534
Bugs report or questions for the developer please post in original thread.
Questions about how to use DualBoot you can ask here.
Download patcher app from here:
https://dbp.noobdev.io/files/9.1.0....tcherAndroid-9.1.0.r38.g5d5b401-snapshot.apk
DualBoot Patcher is still under development, expect bugs.
I'm not responsible for bricked phones.
You have been warned!
How to:
First make nandroid backup in TWRP!
1. Install DualBoot patcher apk, open an app and go to ROMs section
2. Set the current running kernel as kernel for Primary ROM (app will ask you to do so)
3. Download CM13 or any different AOSP ROM, Gapps and go to "Patch zip file" section.
Use minimal Gapps if you installing on stripped /system partition.
4. Patch the CM13 ROM zip (for LG G5 choose "secondary") and patch Gapps ("secondary")
a) Go to settings of the app and install Boot UI.
25.11.2016 -> Note for H830 users,go with data slot instead of secondary until the secondary slot is fixed.
5. Flash patched ROM and Gapps in TWRP or ROMs section in DualBoot app, click red button to do it.
6. Go to ROMs in the app and tap on the rom you want to boot
7. Reboot
You second system should start. (if you get a black screen,wait a bit,first boot usually takes a while)
How to switch between ROMs:
1. Both ROMs needs DualBoot patcher installed, in "ROMs" section you should see ROMs list.
2. To switch the ROM simply tap Primary or Secondary, tick indicator should appear on ROM.
3. Reboot
To check partition sizes and free space, go to "Free space" section.
App sharing probably still don't work, I didn't try it but most likely after you try it you will need to restore your nandroid.
Location explanation :
Primary: This is normally used for installing a zip to the primary ROM. It is not required, but is strongly recommended because it has code to prevent the zip from inadvertently affecting other ROMs.
Dual: Dual/Secondary is the first multiboot installation location. It installs to the system partition. This is a good spot for installing a second ROM because it doesn't take any space away from the internal storage.
Multi-slots: There are 3 multislots: multi-slot-1, multi-slot-2, multi-slot-3. These install to the cache partition. This is specifically for devices that have a massive cache partition.
Data-slots: There can be an unlimited number of data slots. These install to the data partition and eat up space on the internal storage. This is useful for devices where the system partition is nearly full and the cache partition is tiny. These slots are named "data-slot-[id]", where "id" is something you provide in the app.
Extsd-slots: There can be an unlimited number of extsd slots. These install to the external SD card, which is useful as it keeps the ROMs off of the internal storage. Note that the ROM's data files are still stored on the data partition.
Lockscreen security solution:
On all ROMs you must set lockscreen to have the same lock e.g. a pattern lock with the same pattern on each ROM to unlock.
The issue has something to do with the secondary ROM overwriting the gatekeeper.pattern.key file, so then when you switch to primary you have a pattern lock but with no correct pattern even set, hence why the pattern you enter is always incorrect.
Steps:
1. Set lockscreen security (what ever you decide to use, fingerprints,pin,password, pattern) in the secondary rom first.
2. Set the exact same lockscreen security in the primary rom
3. That's it,now it works on both roms
Tested on LG G5 H850, I'm running stock lg rom as Primary and CM13 as Secondary.
Tested stock roms with aroma installer,doesn't work as secondary,only as primary.
Tested on LG G5 H830, everything works now.
Stock can't be dual booted as secondary due to size,so go with other slots like,for example, data slot
If in app flashing doesn't work,use twrp to flash the patched ROM and the patched gapps
Since the 25.10.2016 the SD card bug on second rom is fixed,link above updated.
Since 25.11.2016 LG G5 H830 is supported, thanks to jeffsga88 for helping with that.
Updated: 04.12.2016
Awesome, thanks....
Enviado desde mi LG-H850 mediante Tapatalk
I can comfirm this works well running stock rooted and cm13 beta with no issue. Many Thanks
It doesn't seem to work on the h830 : (
eminem5055 said:
It doesn't seem to work on the h830 : (
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Can you explain that a bit more,did you followed the steps,what happened after reboot,did you chose to boot in cm13 before restarting?
onestyle007 said:
Can you explain that a bit more,did you followed the steps,what happened after reboot,did you chose to boot in cm13 before restarting?
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When trying to flash the cm13 dual from twrp it told me that the file was for h850 (which makes no sense because the rom clearly supports h830).
eminem5055 said:
When trying to flash the cm13 dual from twrp it told me that the file was for h850 (which makes no sense because the rom clearly supports h830).
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I also have the h830 and got the same error message.
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eminem5055 said:
When trying to flash the cm13 dual from twrp it told me that the file was for h850 (which makes no sense because the rom clearly supports h830).
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The issue is not with rom, the issue is with the patcher. I believe that as of now, the patcher supports only the h850 version.
If the issue is with the patcher then I'm sure it won't be that hard to fix.
Yeah I've just looked at the zip created by the app, it automatically sets it for h850. Thanks for letting me know
onestyle007 said:
Thanks to @chenxiaolong DualBoot is possible on LG G5 (root and twrp needed)
DualBoot Patcher is still under development, expect bugs,currently on LG G5 there is an sd card bug on second rom,shows as corrupted,hopefully it will be fixed soon!
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Any news regarding the sd card bug?
Thank you in advance
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Any news regarding the sd card bug?
Thank you in advance
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No news yet. If anything changes I'll inform everyone about it in the first post
Can I have CM 13 as primary and Stock ROM as secondary using a flashable zip?
nima0003 said:
Can I have CM 13 as primary and Stock ROM as secondary using a flashable zip?
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I had a problem with aroma,so if you have stock zip without aroma you can patch it and use it as secondary
onestyle007 said:
I had a problem with aroma,so if you have stock zip without aroma you can patch it and use it as secondary
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OK thanks!
So if I wanted it to work on h830, I would have to port the patched ROM to work on h830?
nima0003 said:
So if I wanted it to work on h830, I would have to port the patched ROM to work on h830?
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I would assume so, the rom would have to be compatible with H830. From what i can tell the Boot Patcher allows you to patch a rom to work on a different partition/slot. It uses a certain set on scripts before to allocate where the files will go then the rom is installed as it normally would.
Please correct me if im wrong anyone
Hi, is the version here different in any way from the original version? Thanks
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Hi, is the version here different in any way from the original version? Thanks
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Version that is posted here has support for LG G5,and since lg g5 is not fully supported (sdcard issue) it's not added to the original version. That's the difference
Thanks. That's what I thought. I hope that this version in some point will also support h830.
Any news about his being available on the h830?
Hi guys I'll share with you how to multiboot roms on Lenovo P2 using an app called DualBoot Patcher.
Currently I'm using 3 roms, they're simultaneously installed on my phone and all I need to switch the rom is a single tap via the app we'll discuss below.
The roms I have installed right now:
-S062_170117_ROW as primary
-RR 5.8.2 as secondary
-S232_170320_ROW as data-slot
As you may already think about it, yes having 3 roms or more installed on your phone is eating your internal storage a bit.
Check the shots attached below for all the storage details for each Rom. I currently have 12GB free on the internal storage.
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Okay let's start with the tutorial.
Requirements:
-Root
-Unlocked Bootloader
First of all I want to say Big Thanks to the developer of the DualBoot Patcher @chenxiaolong. Feel free to visit the official thread of the app, say/press thanks and if you're good even donate to him.
Also you can thank me for adding our great device Lenovo P2 to the supported devices. I opened pull request on GitHub that is already processed.
I'll start with the steps of my tutorial:
1)
The first thing of course is to download the app from it's official page
As of the time this guide is written make sure to download the build 9.2.0.r8.g4da14ed or newer as the older builds don't support Lenovo P2. Currently only the P2a42 model is supported, if there is interest from a P2c72 owners I'll add a pull request on GitHub.
2)
You have the apk, install it and set the kernel when the app asks you. Good thing is to update the ramdisk of the primary rom, but you still can multiboot even if you didn't. You can force update the ramdisk by hitting the update ramdisk button 3 times. Always reboot after setting kernel or updating the ramdisk.
3)
Now I assume you have the zip file for the other rom. Select "Patch zip file" from the side menu and choose where to install it. You have a choice of:
-Primary Rom Upgrade (not recommended, it will override your primary rom! For security reasons can only be selected from a rom different from primary.)
-Secondary (I recommend this if you wish to use only 2 Roms, the rom will be installed on the same partition as the primary rom, it won't affect the internal storage. Only the data will be on internal. The system partition of P2 is 3.87GB and you can put 2 roms there easily.)
-Multi-slot (not recommended, suitable for phones with large cache partitions, 1.5-2G)
-Data-slot (this will affect your internal storage, system and data on internal, reliable option if you use 3 or more roms.
-Extsd-slot ( the rom will be installed on your extsd card! Yeah you hear me, an awesome feature, but unfortunately kind of unstable, you have issues here and there and also you have slightly decreased performance as you're running the rom from your sdcard which is several times slower than the internal storage unless you're running one of the most expensive extsd cards.
Select secondary or data slot, choose a save path and patch the rom.
4)
Install the rom. Easy as it sounds. Press the pink button in bottom right, press it once again and select the rom you patched in the previous step. As you can see you can even restore a backup made with the app. It's not for restoring a twrp backup. You can backup roms within the DualBoot Patcher. Also you can flash roms patched with this app in twrp. Choose where to install it or leave it as it is and press the ✓ button in up right. The rom will be flashed.
Important! Don't switch to another app or do anything else when the rom is being installed, otherwise the patcher will crash! 1-2 minutes and you're done, not much of a waiting.
5)
Hey you made it. You now have 2 roms simultaneously installed on your phone! When you install a new rom the patcher will automatically switch to it. That doesn't mean it will auto reboot to the new rom, it will just switch to it in the Roms list, you can always switch to the primary or other rom again. I think that's pretty much about it guys. Now just switch to the new rom and select reboot from the side menu of the patcher, it will reboot to the new rom. You can repeat the procedure as many times as you want.
My record is 8 Roms, that was in the past with other phone. Because of this crazy number I'm a proud winner of the gold medal for the "Most number of multiboot roms installed lmao.
If you have questions feel free the write below and as always hit thanks if I was helpful. See ya. :highfive:
Update: Starting from build 9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b the patcher now supports the P2c72 too!
so my P2c72 is on the way, you think it's not supported? Isn't everything the same except for the internal space? I was planning to flash the official P2a42 ROM anyways.
Thoughts?
tanush said:
so my P2c72 is on the way, you think it's not supported? Isn't everything the same except for the internal space? I was planning to flash the official P2a42 ROM anyways.
Thoughts?
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I don't think, I'm sure it's not supported because I put the codenames on github and P2c72 is not in the list. No problem if you want to multiboot I'll add it in no time. You can flash all the roms available here for p2a42 on your P2c72 just fine by removing the first lines "assert get prop" in the updater-script. You can flash these roms the usual way via twrp. But if you use the DualBoot Patcher as for now it won't recognize the P2c72.
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I don't think I'm sure it's not supported because I put the codenames on github and P2c72 is not on the list. No problem if you want to multiboot I'll add it in no time.
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Cheers! My phone is on the way from china. Might be another week or so Right now just browsing everything that we have here.
Thanks for this. After so many ROMS ported recently, this would really help me out with having one stable daily driver and others to try to. Not an android developer but I'd like to try my hands as well finally to make a ROM and maybe look into the two bugs that are persistent across all ROMS. Let's see. I've just developed apps for now.
Anyways, thanks, this is indeed good stuff.
Yes, I love this app. It's the future of Rom's flashing, just switching between Roms like a boss. Btw congrats you bought the P2c72, it's 64gb right?
911-Future_Maker said:
Yes, I love this app. It's the future of Rom's flashing, just switching between Roms like a boss. Btw congrats you bought the P2c72, it's 64gb right?
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yes, thats the only reason I had to get it from china. Apparently, only 32 gb version is available outside china.
Thank You Bro
Starting from build 9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b the patcher now supports the P2c72 too!
911-Future_Maker said:
Starting from build 9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b the patcher now supports the P2c72 too!
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thanks, waiting for the bootloader to get done with its 15 days. All ready to flash everything!
Although can you tell me how it works? Like my phone is flashed with the global p2a42 ROM but it is p2c72. Should I change the name in build.prop?
tanush said:
thanks, waiting for the bootloader to get done with its 15 days. All ready to flash everything!
Although can you tell me how it works? Like my phone is flashed with the global p2a42 ROM but it is p2c72. Should I change the name in build.prop?
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This is why I made this tutorial, just follow it closely and all will be fine. You don't need to mess with the build.prop.
911-Future_Maker said:
Starting from build 9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b the patcher now supports the P2c72 too!
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911-Future_Maker said:
This is why I made this tutorial, just follow it closely and all will be fine. You don't need to mess with the build.prop.
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Sorry brother didn't go through as I can't actually do it. Still waiting on my bootloader :/
So anyone had any success with p2c72?
I tried, but it fails. Doesn't throw any error but gets stuck in the boot and eventually reboots in twrp.
My only doubt is how does it know that the phone is p2c72? The build.prop says p2a42 so does the app thinks that its p2142 and wrongly patch it?
Is this just for experimenting or is there any advantage using 2 os same time? Isn't this can be cause a heat problem because of the more cpu/ram usage?
Can't find supported version of app! Can anyone here help me out wuth version?
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911-Future_Maker said:
Hi guys I'll share with you how to multiboot roms on Lenovo P2 using an app called DualBoot Patcher.
Currently I'm using 3 roms, they're simultaneously installed on my phone and all I need to switch the rom is a single tap via the app we'll discuss below.
The roms I have installed right now:
-S062_170117_ROW as primary
-RR 5.8.2 as secondary
-S232_170320_ROW as data-slot
As you may already think about it, yes having 3 roms or more installed on your phone is eating your internal storage a bit.
Check the shots attached below for all the storage details for each Rom. I currently have 12GB free on the internal storage.
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Okay let's start with the tutorial.
Requirements:
-Root
-Unlocked Bootloader
First of all I want to say Big Thanks to the developer of the DualBoot Patcher @chenxiaolong. Feel free to visit the official thread of the app, say/press thanks and if you're good even donate to him.
Also you can thank me for adding our great device Lenovo P2 to the supported devices. I opened pull request on GitHub that is already processed.
I'll start with the steps of my tutorial:
1)
The first thing of course is to download the app from it's official page
As of the time this guide is written make sure to download the build 9.2.0.r8.g4da14ed or newer as the older builds don't support Lenovo P2. Currently only the P2a42 model is supported, if there is interest from a P2c72 owners I'll add a pull request on GitHub.
2)
You have the apk, install it and set the kernel when the app asks you. Good thing is to update the ramdisk of the primary rom, but you still can multiboot even if you didn't. You can force update the ramdisk by hitting the update ramdisk button 3 times. Always reboot after setting kernel or updating the ramdisk.
3)
Now I assume you have the zip file for the other rom. Select "Patch zip file" from the side menu and choose where to install it. You have a choice of:
-Primary Rom Upgrade (not recommended, it will override your primary rom! For security reasons can only be selected from a rom different from primary.)
-Secondary (I recommend this if you wish to use only 2 Roms, the rom will be installed on the same partition as the primary rom, it won't affect the internal storage. Only the data will be on internal. The system partition of P2 is 3.87GB and you can put 2 roms there easily.)
-Multi-slot (not recommended, suitable for phones with large cache partitions, 1.5-2G)
-Data-slot (this will affect your internal storage, system and data on internal, reliable option if you use 3 or more roms.
-Extsd-slot ( the rom will be installed on your extsd card! Yeah you hear me, an awesome feature, but unfortunately kind of unstable, you have issues here and there and also you have slightly decreased performance as you're running the rom from your sdcard which is several times slower than the internal storage unless you're running one of the most expensive extsd cards.
Select secondary or data slot, choose a save path and patch the rom.
4)
Install the rom. Easy as it sounds. Press the pink button in bottom right, press it once again and select the rom you patched in the previous step. As you can see you can even restore a backup made with the app. It's not for restoring a twrp backup. You can backup roms within the DualBoot Patcher. Also you can flash roms patched with this app in twrp. Choose where to install it or leave it as it is and press the ✓ button in up right. The rom will be flashed.
Important! Don't switch to another app or do anything else when the rom is being installed, otherwise the patcher will crash! 1-2 minutes and you're done, not much of a waiting.
5)
Hey you made it. You now have 2 roms simultaneously installed on your phone! When you install a new rom the patcher will automatically switch to it. That doesn't mean it will auto reboot to the new rom, it will just switch to it in the Roms list, you can always switch to the primary or other rom again. I think that's pretty much about it guys. Now just switch to the new rom and select reboot from the side menu of the patcher, it will reboot to the new rom. You can repeat the procedure as many times as you want.
My record is 8 Roms, that was in the past with other phone. Because of this crazy number I'm a proud winner of the gold medal for the "Most number of multiboot roms installed lmao.
If you have questions feel free the write below and as always hit thanks if I was helpful. See ya. :highfive:
Update: Starting from build 9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b the patcher now supports the P2c72 too!
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Not able to find the version as mentioned. Tried newer version but not supported.
Multuboot log uploaded.
What to do for setting up kernel in 2nd step?
Hi , dual boot patcher app crash every time whenever I try to flash patched ROM in ROM section .pls help me with that .I really want it
muniphs said:
Hi , dual boot patcher app crash every time whenever I try to flash patched ROM in ROM section .pls help me with that .I really want it
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Try different version.
kanwaljeetsm said:
Try different version.[/QUOTE
Thanks for reply
I tried these both versions
DualBootPatcherAndroid-9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b
And
DualBootPatcherAndroid-9.2.0.r8.g4da14ed
These are recommended on this thread
Is there any other supported version for our model
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muniphs said:
kanwaljeetsm said:
Try different version.[/QUOTE
Thanks for reply
I tried these both versions
DualBootPatcherAndroid-9.2.0.r54.g8b79a2b
And
DualBootPatcherAndroid-9.2.0.r8.g4da14ed
These are recommended on this thread
Is there any other supported version for our model
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I had tried r201.
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I'm proud to present the first dual boot project for the Samsung Galaxy S9+ Snapdragon version. This project started off as a feature in my ROM, but not anymore. This will allow any number of ROMs to be installed at the same time. It works by patching the secondary ROM's installation scripts and boot image to load the ROM files from an alternate location (/system/multiboot, /cache/multiboot, and /data/multiboot). Because of the way this is implemented, no changes to the primary ROM are necessary.
NOTE
Treble-based ROMs are NOT supported(yet)! In-app ROM changing may not work on stock ROM (maybe it works, maybe not) so you have to use utilities.zip or flash the boot.img of every ROM! I do not own a S9+ so I rely on you guys!
Donators
A huge thanks goes out to all of the donators for supporting this project! I if forgot to add you (and you want to be added), please send me a quick PM.
See all of our supporters here
It patches...
Custom kernels for dual boot support
ROMs so that they can be installed as secondary
Google Apps packages for AOSP-based ROMs
SuperSU so that it can be used in the secondary ROM
NOTE: If you want to dualboot a TouchWiz ROM, I highly recommend installing TW as the primary ROM. Otherwise, any mods will need to be patched before flashing.
How to use the patcher
Android
Download the patcher apk and run it. Tap "Patch Zip File" from the navigation drawer and choose the file you want to patch.
After patching the zip file, a new file, like some_rom_dual.zip file will be created. For example, patching ktoonsez's
KT-SGS4-JB4.3-AOSP-TMO-08.28.2013.zip
would create a new
KT-SGS4-JB4.3-AOSP-TMO-08.28.2013_dual.zip
Instructions for dual booting
Before doing anything, download the Dual Boot Patcher app and the DualBootUtilities.zip from the download section below.
The patcher offers several locations for installing ROMs:
Primary: This is normally used for installing a zip to the primary ROM. It is not required, but is strongly recommended because it has code to prevent the zip from inadvertently affecting other ROMs.
Dual: Dual/Secondary is the first multiboot installation location. It installs to the system partition. This is a good spot for installing a second ROM because it doesn't take any space away from the internal storage.
Multi-slots: There are 3 multislots: multi-slot-1, multi-slot-2, multi-slot-3. These install to the cache partition. This is specifically for devices, like the Galaxy S4, that have a massive cache partition.
Data-slots: There can be an unlimited number of data slots. These install to the data partition and eat up space on the internal storage. This is useful for devices where the system partition is nearly full and the cache partition is tiny. These slots are named "data-slot-[id]", where "id" is something you provide in the app.
Extsd-slots: There can be an unlimited number of extsd slots. These install to the external SD card, which is useful as it keeps the ROMs off of the internal storage. Note that the ROM's data files are still stored on the data partition.
With that said, let's get to the "how to"!
First, boot into your primary ROM and install the Dual Boot Patcher app
Open the app and go to "Roms" in the navigation drawer. It will ask if you want to set the kernel. Make sure that you do.
Go to "Patch zip file" in the navigation drawer and patch the ROM or zip you want to install. You can select one of the installation locations described above.
Well, Just flash the patched zip file via recovery (Custom Recovery, like TWRP of course)
A normal backup from recovery will backup every ROM. If you would like to back up ROMs individually, please see @rlorange's awesome tool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2491299
How do I...?
Switch the ROM if something doesn't work properly?
You can flash the DualBootUtilities zip from recovery. It will provide a menu interface that allows switching to the various ROMs.
If you have TWRP, you can also switch manually by tapping Install -> Images (bottom right) -> Go to /sdcard/MultiBoot/[Your ROM]/ -> flash boot.img.
Wipe /cache, /data, /system, or dalvik-cache?
The easiest way is to do it from the app while booted in another ROM. Just go to "Roms" in the navigation drawer, tap the 3 dots options menu for the ROM you want to wipe, and tap "Wipe ROM".
Alternatively, flash the DualBootUtilities zip from recovery, which will also allow you to wipe a ROM.
NOTE: Don't use the recovery's built-in wiping abilities as that may delete non-primary ROMs!
Update the primary ROM?
Patch the zip for primary and flash it. The "primary" installation target is designed so that other ROMs won't be affected when you want to flash something for the primary ROM.
Update a non-primary ROM?
Patch and flash the zip exactly like how you did it the first time.
Flash a mod or custom kernel for the primary ROM?
Patch it for primary before flashing. If the zip does not wipe /cache, it is also safe to flash it directly.
Flash a mod or custom kernel for a non-primary ROM?
Just patch and flash it
Downloads
Patcher: Download
Utilities: Download
XDADevDB Information
DualBoot Patcher APP, Device Specific App for the Samsung Galaxy S9+ Snapdragon/Exynos
Contributors
simon151102
Source Code: https://github.com/chenxiaolong/DualBootPatcher
Version Information
Status: Beta
Hello,this sounds too good to be true tbh...can I use this to flash a treble rom on my Verizon s9+ snapdragon phone?? I'm assuming root is needed as well??
Epic htc 1 said:
Hello,this sounds too good to be true tbh...can I use this to flash a treble rom on my Verizon s9+ snapdragon phone?? I'm assuming root is needed as well??
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Yes root is needed, but the patcher does not support treble ROMs at this point. Maybe in the future.
Im not a programmer, I just add support for devices and compile it. The real programming is made by the official devs
please support for exynos
Joad said:
please support for exynos
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Send me the logs for Exynos version and I will upload a version with support for Exynos S9+.
GetLogs.zip can be found on https://dbp.noobdev.io/downloads/
Flash via recovery and send the generated .tar.gz file
simon151102 said:
Send me the logs for Exynos version and I will upload a version with support for Exynos S9+.
GetLogs.zip can be found on https://dbp.noobdev.io/downloads/
Flash via recovery and send the generated .tar.gz file
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Thanks .
View attachment 20190225.101831.tar.gz
Joad said:
Thanks .
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Will compile a new version with S9+ Exynos support in the next few days
Update
Support for S9+ Exynos version
Patcher: Download
Utilities: Download
Does anyone have a root for s9 plus (snapdragon)
getting error 1 when flashing . tried RR and PE for second rom both give same error no matter which slot ( im using one ui csb3 as primary ). log attached
Epic htc 1 said:
Does anyone have a root for s9 plus (snapdragon)
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Use magisks built-in root, works perfect on most devices
Joad said:
getting error 1 when flashing . tried RR and PE for second rom both give same error no matter which slot ( im using one ui csb3 as primary ). log attached
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I will look into this.
But I cant guarantee for a fix because I have no skills in programming
Thank you very much,if anyone has any information about this plz let me know I'm really interested in this program
Does this work for anyone? and if so, using which roms.
Thanks
cvamoose said:
Does this work for anyone? and if so, using which roms.
Thanks
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What do you mean with "for anyone"?
This self-compiled patcher works for S9+ Exynos and Snapdragon, but the official one works with around 150 devices.
One user asked me to make a version of DBP for S9+, so I did. (I dont own a S9+).
It should work with (nearly) every ROM, except for TouchWiz ROMs as second
simon151102 said:
What do you mean with "for anyone"?
This self-compiled patcher works for S9+ Exynos and Snapdragon, but the official one works with around 150 devices.
One user asked me to make a version of DBP for S9+, so I did. (I dont own a S9+).
It should work with (nearly) every ROM, except for TouchWiz ROMs as second
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Sorry, I mean for anyone with an s9+. I only ask because it was my understanding that dualbootpatcher doesn't support treble devices. Then I read this as well
https://github.com/chenxiaolong/DualBootPatcher/issues/1389 where chenxiaolong said treble devices weren't supported.
Edit: I added my device (xiaomi mi mix 2s) and compiled from chenxiaolong's sources, I can patch and flash ROMs, but the secondary roms get stuck in a boot loop
Original dbp as of now doesn't work on devices that have fstab inside dtb. If you've managed to find a workaround, can you share it please?
cvamoose said:
Sorry, I mean for anyone with an s9+. I only ask because it was my understanding that dualbootpatcher doesn't support treble devices. Then I read this as well
https://github.com/chenxiaolong/DualBootPatcher/issues/1389 where chenxiaolong said treble devices weren't supported.
Edit: I added my device (xiaomi mi mix 2s) and compiled from chenxiaolong's sources, I can patch and flash ROMs, but the secondary roms get stuck in a boot loop
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Yes, treble devices arent supported (yet?).
I dont know if the S9+ is treble based, but it seems like this version of DBP works for most S9+ users
kykint said:
Original dbp as of now doesn't work on devices that have fstab inside dtb. If you've managed to find a workaround, can you share it please?
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Sorry, Im not a "real" dev.
All I did was following the instructions from the DBP wiki.
Is there anyone that can make a modded version of this that will work on non rooted phones and it doesn't have to be a dual boot patcher but just to get a different ROM running on top or VNC into and use. Maybe like a dual ROM runner.
New member, had to post it in this section.
This is a test version of MultiROM.
WARNING
It is DANGEROUS to flash MultiROM to your device. It can cause data loss. If you have important files on your phone, NEVER try to do that.
Introduction
MultiROM is a boot manager that allows you to flash multiple roms into the device.
This port for Polaris is based on Tasssadar's work and Vasishath's modification. It seems to work fine now.
You can refer to Vasishath's original post for installation guide.
Reference Links:
[XDA Thread] https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/development/multirommiui-custom-roms-gsi-t3868734
[Github][MultiROM] https://github.com/ARTI5T/multirom
[Github][Modified-TWRP] https://github.com/ARTI5T/android_bootable_recovery
Download link is below.
Notes:
* You can use MultiROM only with decrypted devices.
* Flash a patch to disable force encryption after flash a ROM with force encryption.
* Don't manually encrypt your data in any ROMs.
* If you want to flash treble GSI, choose A-only images.
** Flashing A/B GSI is theoretically possible if you flash it to a secondary ROM which supports system-as-root. (NOT TESTED)
* Unfortunately, until now, we cannot update a secondary ROM with treble GSI. Now you can update a secondary ROM with system.img.
* Always backup your file before flashing. Especially boot.img or boot partition.
* Be careful with your lockscreen password. You can only set password in either primary ROM or secondary ROMs. Refer to vasishath's thread for more details.
* Not all ROMs are compatible with MultiROM.
* Android 10 can be flashed as a primary ROM. If you have an android 10 ROM as primary, you need an android 9 boot.img and vendor.img in case you have GSIs based on android 9.
Known issue:
* Sometimes touch in TWRP or MultiROM boot screen doesn't work. If you are in TWRP, just reboot. If you are in boot screen, you can also reboot or use volumn +/- instead.
* If you want to uninstall MultiROM, you may need to flash the stock boot.img (In case it can't boot). So please backup your boot.img before flashing.
* Still some bugs with system/vendor compatibility verification. If you meet such errors, please flash a "base firmware" (e.g., MIUI) first, and then flash your zip in "List ROMs".
* In some rare cases, flashing a zip in secondary ROMs may cause primary ROM damage.
This port is only for DECRYPTED device. Don't flash if your device is encrypted.
Please BACKUP before you flash MultiROM.
We're not responsible for any loss caused by this modification.
Download link:
[Google Drive] https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1C2d3GQT5WVsw83XU6J5qA_oJOYMxyXNX?usp=sharing
Update Log:
28-01-20: Support Android 10 as secondary ROMs. Fix bugs which in some cases cause error 7 when flashing.
17-08-19: Add "Install system.img/vendor.img" in "List ROMs".
16-08-19: Add "skip compatibility verify". Fix some small bugs.
15-08-19: Merge omnirom 3.3.1 source code.
14-08-19: Initial release
Tested on:MIUI11(Android10);ArrowOS(Android 10);LOS17;Flyme8(Android9)
Fantastic. Will try it tomorrow morning and report. Looking forward to it!
I'm having some issues with flashing error for the secondary ROMS. I always get a different error, but from what I can see, they are "outdated" TWRP errors.
Primary ROM is RR. Appears to work.
When I flash a secondary ROM I get:
Pixel3: Zip Treble compatability error. Invalid zip file format.
Arrow: Zip Treble compatability error. Invalid zip file format.
Downloading a few other roms to test, but probably the same error
Any solution?
edit:
Started completely over from scratch. Completely wiped data, installed latest vendor/firmware/ etc...
Still have the same issue, but different flashing error:
With pixel3rom
"string resource 'zip_compatible_err' not found.
Using default value.
ZIP Treble compatibility error!
invalid zip file format.
And then it just aborts.
With arrow OS:
Zip treble compatibility error
invalid zip file format
And then it just aborts.
Firipu said:
I'm having some issues with flashing error for the secondary ROMS. I always get a different error, but from what I can see, they are "outdated" TWRP errors.
Primary ROM is RR. Appears to work.
When I flash a secondary ROM I get:
Pixel3: Zip Treble compatability error. Invalid zip file format.
Arrow: Zip Treble compatability error. Invalid zip file format.
Downloading a few other roms to test, but probably the same error
Any solution?
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Yes, the recovery is outdated (version 3.2.3-0). Vasishath's repository hasn't been updated yet. You can try to delete compatibility.zip in the zip file and see if it works. I've only tested some old Roms (RR treble, pixel experience) and they worked fine. I will also try to merge new features from official TWRP. BTW, I am just an amateur developer so maybe it will take some time or even not possible.
__ART1st__ said:
Yes, the recovery is outdated (version 3.2.3-0). Vasishath's repository hasn't been updated yet. You can try to delete compatibility.zip in the zip file and see if it works. I've only tested some old Roms (RR treble, pixel experience) and they worked fine. I will also try to merge new features from official TWRP. BTW, I am just an amateur developer so maybe it will take some time or even not possible.
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Tried to remove the compatibility.zip and did it again.
This time I get an error 7 (also has to do with old twrp...)
Firipu said:
Tried to remove the compatibility.zip and did it again.
This time I get an error 7 (also has to do with old twrp...)
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Okay. I'll try to update my code. Perhaps a looooooong time
Firipu said:
Tried to remove the compatibility.zip and did it again.
This time I get an error 7 (also has to do with old twrp...)
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Now you can try the new recovery.img with version 3.3.1 and let me know the result. It may fix that issue (haven't tested yet myself)
Firipu said:
Tried to remove the compatibility.zip and did it again.
This time I get an error 7 (also has to do with old twrp...)
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Just remove the asserts lines in updater scripts. That would do it.
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I do everything good, only one problem, install both roms good, making boot good,and when I go from one rom to the other the pin thont work,say it's another pin, somebody can help me?
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paulojorjealmeida said:
I do everything good, only one problem, install both roms good, making boot good,and when I go from one rom to the other the pin thont work,say it's another pin, somebody can help me?
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It always happened to me with multirom and dualbootpatcher. You have to delete locksettings files in data/system directory...
paulojorjealmeida said:
I do everything good, only one problem, install both roms good, making boot good,and when I go from one rom to the other the pin thont work,say it's another pin, somebody can help me?
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Go to /data/system and delete all *.key files.Now you should get in without typing any password.
Lucas_Maximiliano said:
Go to /data/system and delete all *.key files.Now you should get in without typing any password.
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Thanks men
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paulojorjealmeida said:
Thanks men
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Alô,thats its not de solucion,i sink,but you now how to fix the pin problem
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paulojorjealmeida said:
Alô,thats its not de solucion,i sink,but you now how to fix the pin problem
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If you have the password problem, go to vasishath's thread and download a patch to clear password.
Im having error 7 when installing multirom zip, i am in MIUI EU 9.8.9 now, does that has anything to be with it? im really looking forware to install it but i dint know the issue, maybe it has to be with the updater script, i dont know.
Edit, even tho it showed error 7 when flashing mulrom zip, everything seems to work just fine. Should i reinstall it or is it ok?
Kripton_ said:
Im having error 7 when installing multirom zip, i am in MIUI EU 9.8.9 now, does that has anything to be with it? im really looking forware to install it but i dint know the issue, maybe it has to be with the updater script, i dont know.
Edit, even tho it showed error 7 when flashing mulrom zip, everything seems to work just fine. Should i reinstall it or is it ok?
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Install fw+vendor 9.7.25.eu,for me resolve the problem
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Kripton_ said:
Im having error 7 when installing multirom zip, i am in MIUI EU 9.8.9 now, does that has anything to be with it? im really looking forware to install it but i dint know the issue, maybe it has to be with the updater script, i dont know.
Edit, even tho it showed error 7 when flashing mulrom zip, everything seems to work just fine. Should i reinstall it or is it ok?
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Are you sure your are using MIX2S Polaris? Not Mi8 or Poco F1 or MIX3?
It works fine on my device,I use Android Q gsi for internal,the MIUI is secondary.the problem is higher version of MIUI couldn't boot,it just reboot to recovery after "mix" logo on MIUI stable 10.3.4.0.
Writesin said:
It works fine on my device,I use Android Q gsi for internal,the MIUI is secondary.the problem is higher version of MIUI couldn't boot,it just reboot to recovery after "mix" logo on MIUI stable 10.3.4.0.
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Did you boot any version of MIUI successfully? Could you try another version to see if it can boot? It can sometimes be the ROM's problem. If it still fails to boot, please tell me the version that can boot and the version which can't boot. But I am a student so maybe not too much time on debugging.