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Flash CHT OS to English OS on O2 mini XDAII

Hi! I've just got a O2 mini XDAII in Chinese Traditional OS. I want o flash the OS to English, can someone tell me where I can download an English ROM?
I have already backup my chinese rom as a nb1 file (with ntrw) but I've got no clue where to find an English rom (*.nb1) to flash...
Thanks a million!

ftp://xda:[email protected]

Hi there. I found a nb1 file and edit the first 220 byte. But when I ntrw write to my SD card, it says that the parameter is incorrect. Any ideas what this is?
Thanks!
C:\>ntrw write o2mini_asia.nb1 f:
NTRW v2.00
Removeable media
Cylinders: 0:973
TracksPerCylinder: 16
SectorsPerTrack: 32
BytesPerSector: 512
bufsize is 65536
WriteFile(): o2mini_asia.nb1 -- The parameter is incorrect.

first of all, use the first 416 bytes instead.
Then, you should place the rom file in c:\ as well as ntrw.exe
at c:\, ntrw write filename f:
please try.

hi were can i download to flash my mini xda from chinese to english tnxxxxx

Moding AMSS(Radio/Baseband)

Hello, I have some question regarding moding AMSS based on Android system.
1. With my analysis, there are two SHA160 hash under AMSS header section. Does anybody know the way to calc these two hash?
- I was able to modify RECOVERY section with mkbootimg.
I thought generating hash for AMSS might be same as hash for RECOVERY.
But, RECOVERY section only included one SHA160 hash but AMSS has two.
2. Alternatively, I thought I could alter bootloader to skip the integrity check.
Which bootloader should I modify to do this job?
- I found that my phone has 3 different Bootloade: DBL, FSBL, OSBL
DBL : 128KB
FSBL : 256KB
OSBL : 1152KB
I would like to share the information about the phone but I cannot tell the name of the phone because of a circumstance.
All I can say is that the phone is based on Snapdragon(Qualcomm).
Moreover, since this phone is not from known company, no one would have information anyway.
However, I think I could upload bootloaders from the binary.
Although my question might sound vogue, I hope there is someone who could help me to solve the problem
Thank you very much.

hmm... no one can help this problem?

[Q][A]All about Odin3 v1.52

This post is to collect and share everything there is to know about Odin v1.52. Collecting information from your knowledge and experience. Sharing by using the section titles to search particular information.
What do these options do? What do they effect on the device? If you know something or have experience with it, spill the info. If there is a link to another post, use the section title and add the link. I attached a screenshot of it and program.
***Important*****
For this to work right......
To Post. Copy the section title from the OP and give your response. ex.
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Re-Partition
This is ....or what I know about it.............
Then to find the info, search with that section title from the OP in the post to retrieve results
Search post:
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Re-Partition
Here are the sections..............
Odin3 v1.52/Developer
Odin3 v1.52/Uses
Odin3 v1.52/General
Odin3 v1.52/ID:Com
Odin3 v1.52/Option/
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Re-Partition
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Auto Reboot
Odin3 v1.52/Option/F. Reset Time
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Dump
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Dump/AP Ram
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Dump/AP Nand
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Dump/ID
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Phone EFS Clear
Odin3 v1.52/Option/Phone Bootloader Update
Odin3 v1.52/Message
Odin3 v1.52/Control Panel
Odin3 v1.52/Control Panel/Start
Odin3 v1.52/Control Panel/Reset
Odin3 v1.52/Pit
Odin3 v1.52/Files [Download]
Odin3 v1.52/Files [Download]/PDA
Odin3 v1.52/Files [Download]/Phone
Odin3 v1.52/Files [Download]/CSC
Odin3 v1.52/Files [Download]/ETC
Odin3 v1.52/File [Dump]
Odin3 v1.52/File [Dump]/Dump
Good day and God bless!

Odin3 v1.52/Developer
Interesting info about the program and where it came from
Link
http://androidforums.com/samsung-i7500/9078-what-odin.html#post373495
"I'm pretty sure Dejan did not write this tool. Someone can correct me here if I am wrong.
There is a string in 3.95:
"c:\Documents and Settings\seungbum223.kang\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MultiOdin\Release\MultiOdin.pdb"
A quick search turns up a patent application "APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR UPDATING BOOT LOGO IMAGE IN PORTABLE TERMINAL" by "Jeong-Hwan Min and Seung-Bum Kang" for "SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD."
So I'm pretty sure that MultiOdin is from Samsung, which means no source is available. It sure would be nice to reverse engineer what it is doing so we don't need odin anymore."

Odin3 v1.52/Pit
Odin3 v1.52/Pit
9.What is the .pit file? Why are there different versions?
There are now three different versions of the .pit file. 513.pit, 512.pit and 803.pit. 513.pit only works for early firmwares and should not be used anymore. The 512.pit file is used for all Android 2.1 Eclair firmwares and the Android 2.2 Froyo firmwares up to and including the I9000XXJP3 firmware. Several sources now indicate that the 803.pit file solves several problems with the Froyo firmwares released after XXJP3 (i.e. I9000ZSJP2 and I9000XXJPC) compared to the 512.pit file and should be used when flashing those.
What exactly the pit file actually does is somewhat unclear. Initially, it was believed to be responsible for mapping partition sizes but it has recently been suggested that the .pit maps certain files to certain partitions. Since Odin is closed source we cannot be sure at the moment.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=723596

Odin3 v1.52/Pit
Odin3 v1.52/Pit
"There is very little technical information on PIT files , so this thread is an attempt to find out some real details about PIT files, and perhaps eventually be able to create our own PIT files (by modifying Samsung ones, probably).
First, what we think we know PIT files do:
- PIT files only affect the 'STL' devices. That is, it affects the OneNAND and not the MoviNAND.
- PIT files appear to control the sizing (and maybe number) of STL devices that appear in Linux.
- PIT files appear to be used by Odin to map filenames inside .tar archives to STL partitions.
STL files are quite small, at under 2KB in size. Most of the file is made up of 0s. I have tried to compare the differences between the 512 513 and 803 PIT files we have available.
All the PIT files start with 76 98 34 12 0D - probably a signature to show it is a PIT file.
[Unimportant]
The 803 PIT file then has 00s all the way to the next common point. The 512 and 513 both have common data till the next common point - but this can't be too important as the 803 just has 00s.
The next common bit seems to read the following:
"oft IBL+PBL Server\90\To boot.bin inn; C:\Program Files\ESTsof
This probably indicates something to Odin. Strange that it has C:\Program Files\ - build path for the PIT file?
Next we have some 0s with common 1s inside them, followed by the word PIT, then more 0s, and then ries.pit. All common from here on with the words 'EFS' and 'efs.rfs'. Probably telling odin to map the efs.rfs file to the 'EFS' token. Tokens probably defined either in the kernel, or in the closed source STL library. More of the same of this, with 'SBL' 'sbl.bin', 'SBL2' 'sbl.bin' -- Both SBL and SBL2 map to the same sbl.bin file?
'PARAM' to 'param.lfs'
'KERNEL' to 'zImage'
'RECOVERY' to 'zImage' (this one is interesting - could we have seperate zImage and recovery? Could save some RAM here!)
[/Unimportant]
And now we'r onto the actual changes between the PIT files. 'FACTORYFS' maps to 'factoryfs.rfs'. However, before the FACTORYFS token, there are some bytes that likely control the partition sizes.
FACTORYFS
803 : A2 04 : 41476
512 : 7A 04 : 31236
513 : CA 04 : 51716
DBDATA
803 : F0 01 : 61441
512 : 18 02 : 6146
513 : C8 01 : 51201
CACHE
803 : 8C
512 : 8C
513 : 8C
MODEM
803 : 32
512 : 32
513 : 32
So there we have it. The only real changes between the PIT files are some seemingly garbage header information in 512/513 that is missing from 803, and FACTORYFS and DBDATA have different numbers -- probably sizes.
So assuming FACTORYFS maps onto /system, we can see that the only differences in the PIT files is moving space back and forwards between /dbdata and /system. The numbers themselves don't mean anything to me - can anybody work it out? "
http://www.galaxyroot.com/tag/pit/

plz help me , my GT-i9000 can active recovery mode and downloading mode but boths Odin3 v1.3 , v1.52 , v1.7 can't recognize my phone when i plug USB cable
my system information :
model number : GT-i9000
firmware ver : 2.2
Baseband Ver : I9000DTJP3
Kernel Ver : [email protected] #7
Build number: FROYO.DTJP5
thanks !!
my usb cable is good (tested)

A750g deleted boot loader exynos 7885

Anyone knows the correct offset as
0x3000 is BL1 name> bl1
0x3000 ... 0x17000 is epbl
0x17000 ... 0x68000 is BL2
0x7e000 ... 0x7eb000 + 0x190000 = 0x1fe000 sboot
Dram_training do not need to be cut, it is not used in flashing
0x244000 ... 0x1BD000 is el3mon dram
can anybody please explain these files I have my Sboot.bin which was in the phone, I don't understand how to find correct offset/size. can some plz assist me, working on a750g. broke bootloader software version U1ARL3 for sboot
here is my sboot, can someone please create or show me how to. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CcEqe4MH__APK7H42aP3H2KGdqkAi-xx/view?usp=drivesdk
I think I found bl1 bl2. So far multidownloader says transfer done bin 1 and bl2

LG EXTRACTOR ERROR

Hello everyone,
Can someone explain why is this error happened,I tried to extract DZ file and here is the log.
Progress extractDZFlle Done !!
Complete on extract DZ partition files
Exception on extract partition file Ionic.Zlib.ZlibException: Bad state (incorrect header check)
at Ionic.Zlib.InflateManager.Inflate(FlushType flush)
at Ionic.Zlib.ZlibCodec.Inflate(FlushType flush)
at Ionic.Zlib.ZlibBaseStream.finish()
at Ionic.Zlib.ZlibBaseStream.Close()
at Ionic.Zlib.ZlibStream.Dispose(Boolean disposing)
at System.IO.Stream.Close()
at WindowsLGFramwareExtract.Form1.DZExtractBackprocess.extractDZFlle(ArrayList contents) in L:\Working_PROJECT\WindowsLGFramwareExtract\WindowsLGFirmwareExtract\Form1.cs:line 464
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