What's the status on reverse engineering a 2XL VZW? Surely there must be a condition where the OEM Unlockable switch can be set to on, whether by a network request or device status flag (which I would assume is out of limits for end-users to set). Or has the community already concluded this? By conclusion, I mean not a simple "no". I'm looking for a detailed insight on why us consumers are not able to OEM unlock our bootloader. I'd love to work on this if there is currently an ongoing project.
The OEM Unlock ( read: unlock ability ) flag is stored in Android's system file called build.prop.
jwoegerbauer said:
The OEM Unlock flag is stored in Android's system file called build.prop.
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Ouch, that's definitely tough to get into without having root already
__3xcalibur said:
Ой, в это определенно сложно попасть без рута
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How are you doing with editing build.prop?
I think through a PC you can get to the main section, but I don’t know how to do it.
zxforty said:
Как дела с редактированием build.prop?
Думаю, через ПК можно попасть в корневой раздел, но как это сделать не знаю
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ONLY POST IN ENGLISH HERE, THIS BECAUSE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS THIS FORUM'S DEFAULT LANGUAGE:
zxforty said:
How are you doing with editing build.prop?
I think through a PC you can get to the main section, but I don’t know how to do it.
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build.prop is read only, no? You can probably *read* it from a PC and even direct on the device, but I don't think you can edit it
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build.prop is read only, no? You can probably *read* it from a PC and even direct on the device, but I don't think you can edit it
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You can drag a copy of build.prop from your phone to a pc, change the values, and change it via adb via recovery
zxforty said:
You can drag a copy of build.prop from your phone to a pc, change the values, and change it via adb via recovery
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Well why hasn't this allowed us to root our P2XL's then?
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build.prop is read only, no? You can probably *read* it from a PC and even direct on the device, but I don't think you can edit it
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These are just my guesses sorry if this is stupid, but I am really puzzled by thoughts of unlocking recovery
__3xcalibur said:
Хорошо, почему тогда это не позволило нам рутировать наши P2XL?
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Because our recovery does not allow installing modules, but I saw there the system mount button
zxforty said:
Вы можете перетащить копию build.prop со своего телефона на компьютер, изменить значения и изменить ее через adb через восстановление
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I don't know why, but it seems to me that it might work, you just need to figure out how to get build.prop, change it, and send it back to your phone.
And you also need to find the lines responsible for OEM-Unlocking.
zxforty said:
I don't know why, but it seems to me that it might work, you just need to figure out how to get build.prop, change it, and send it back to your phone.
And you also need to find the lines responsible for OEM-Unlocking.
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We're gonna need some actual sources here. I don't want this to be a thread of loose assumptions. No offense, but it litters the thread. I highly doubt Google will let Android owners modify a critical, core part of the Android system without root. @jwoegerbauer as well. If this is the case, then why hasn't this been posted anywhere?
By the way, I'm on topic for current Android versions; people who have upgraded to 10 and above or relevant versions.
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I highly doubt Google will let Android owners modify a critical, core part of the Android system without root. @jwoegerbauer as well. If this is the case, then why hasn't this been posted anywhere?
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All well-known manufacturers of phones in the past had to struggle with the fact that people who tried to root their phone's Android and got a soft-brick came to their service centers and demanded a free remedy.
So they pulled the emergency brake and secured Android against such tamperings. This brake is known as Android Verified Boot (AVB).
This means that all Android versions ( 8 and up ) implemented by manufacturers can no longer be modified without disabling AVB, which requires the booloader to be unlocked.
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The dump will be online soon, special thanks to the members who helped me get the dump! Without the help of them I wouldn't have do this.
I wanna thank these guys and to all who have posted here..
biktor_gj
Jaxbot
E:V:A
Cotulla
and especially rob243 who will host the dump for the developers to download.
I hope Windows Phone users will benefit to this!
Please check back here in a few days for the dump.
Meanwhile, the engineering HTC 8X loaner device will have to go back to the company soon, too. I would appreciate a little donation from the generous ones out there. Buy me a pizza? Buy me my own 8X? Just hit the donate to me button on the left under my username, or here.
Thanks all!
neilgoco said:
I got one with tons of apps that seems to be for testing. Maybe somehow this will help in the future development of the device? I am not sure how though.
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Lucky you, check the hspl/spl to see if it's locked or unlocked. If unlocked, contact the user, I mean The Living Legend called COTULLA and tell him about your phone. Actually, just contact him, he will tell you to do a few things and if someone can help in here, it's him. We owe him the HSPL for HTC WP7 1st and 2nd generation phones and the 1st Titan custom rom (DFT) among other things.
Thanks for sharing!
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forelli said:
Lucky you, check the hspl/spl to see if it's locked or unlocked. If unlocked, contact the user, I mean The Living Legend called COTULLA and tell him about your phone. Actually, just contact him, he will tell you to do a few things and if someone can help in here, it's him. We owe him the HSPL for HTC WP7 1st and 2nd generation phones and the 1st Titan custom rom (DFT) among other things.
Thanks for sharing!
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Okay, how do I check that? Here are the apps installed, aside from the normal ones.
AudioPathSwitch
AutoCountCharge
AutoCountHeadset
CameraAutoFocus
CameraTestTool
DebugFlagEdit
eMMCTool
GCFSettings
HTCLogUploadStatus
NFCTool
PPT7Extension
StorageFullTool
TestSuite
USBModeSwitch
User Trial Feedback
WiFiTool
WirelessTool
WPRControl
zAccCalibrationApp
zAdventureWorks
zAllThingShell
zAppPurchaseHistory
zBattInfo
zBingSuggestsTestApp
zCafeApp
zCasey's Coffee
zDebugMenu
zEpdDiscoverySettings
zFiddlerClient
zGestureBester
zIE Optimization
zLocation Diagnostic App
zManaged Maps
zMarbleMaze
zProximityTestApp
zSensorView
zSystemInfo
zTicTapToe
zUpdate
zUsbFnBusMenu
zWiFiCSSettings
zWPPerf
zWPRedApp
what is the ROM version installed on the device?
Cotulla said:
what is the ROM version installed on the device?
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Check these screenshots, especially the 3rd one.
okay, from the app titles and about phone screenshots- this is most definitely an engineering/test unit. bootloader entry built into the OS? wp bld lab? how did you come across this gem?
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okay, from the app titles and about phone screenshots- this is most definitely an engineering/test unit. bootloader entry built into the OS? wp bld lab? how did you come across this gem?
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By the way, I am not sure if it's right to tap the Enter Bootloader button, I'm scared! LMAO
You do realize that this can help developers reverse engineer windows phone 8 right?
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You do realize that this can help developers reverse engineer windows phone 8 right?
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I do, that's why I created this thread so I can help somehow, even by a bit.
EDIT: I found a setting that lets me developer lock/unlock the device (even without registration). If you want me to test or run apps that will help you guys let me know.
EDIT 2: I tried tapping the Enter Bootloader option but it does nothing. Maybe I am doing it wrong?
neilgoco said:
I do, that's why I created this thread so I can help somehow, even by a bit.
EDIT: I found a setting that lets me developer lock/unlock the device (even without registration). If you want me to test or run apps that will help you guys let me know.
EDIT 2: I tried tapping the Enter Bootloader option but it does nothing. Maybe I am doing it wrong?
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You can try holding down Vol Up, camera, and power, or Vol Down, camera, and power to get to the bootloader.
Is there a way to access the file system?
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You can try holding down Vol Up, camera, and power, or Vol Down, camera, and power to get to the bootloader.
Is there a way to access the file system?
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I tried doing the volume down, camera, and power combination and it displayed something like a BIOS screen very quickly, around 1-2 seconds and then continues to boot up. I only managed to read the 1st line which says 'Security Unlocked' or something. I'll try take a photo.
EDIT 2: Regarding the file system access, I found these on the phone. Will any of these help?
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I tried doing the volume down, camera, and power combination and it displayed something like a BIOS screen very quickly, around 1-2 seconds and then continues to boot up. I only managed to read the 1st line which says 'Security Unlocked' or something. I'll try take a photo.
EDIT: Here's a rather blurry shot. :S
EDIT 2: Regarding the file system access, I found these on the phone. Will any of these help?
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Security Unlocked probably means UEFI is off, or otherwise the bootloader is unlocked. Could be very wrong on that, though. Either way, doesn't matter since we don't have a 8X ROM to cook and modify.
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Security Unlocked probably means UEFI is off, or otherwise the bootloader is unlocked. Could be very wrong on that, though. Either way, doesn't matter since we don't have a 8X ROM to cook and modify.
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JK. http://www.xda-developers.com/windows_phone/say-hello-to-wp8-htc-8x-ruu-leaked/
This is so very serious and huge news...if it has the UEFI unlocked like an ES is supposed to be. Can you access the file system/mount device in bootloader mode?
Also, could you try and install a WP7.* xap file ( just download an app/game xap from xda or this one from here, not a sys messing one) on it? Just copy it inside phone's int meme and click on it, the installer ''should" handle the xap...
BTW,if tha XAP installs and runs I could say that phone is worth its weight in gold...cough...cough...for us and MS.
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This is so very serious and huge news...if it has the UEFI unlocked like an ES is supposed to be. Can you access the file system/mount device in bootloader mode?
Also, could you try and install a WP7.* xap file ( just download an app/game xap from xda or this one from here, not a sys messing one) on it? Just copy it inside phone's int meme and click on it, the installer ''should" handle the xap...
BTW,if tha XAP installs and runs I could say that phone is worth its weight in gold...cough...cough...for us and MS.
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Can you access the file system/mount device in bootloader mode?
I cannot enter the bootloader mode, when I press volume down, camera, and power button it just shows the (I'll call it the...) BIOS screen very quickly, and then continues to boot up. Are there any other ways to access the file system?
Also, could you try and install a WP7.* xap file on it?
I'll try later. And what do you mean by "Just copy it inside phone's int meme and click on it, the installer ''should" handle the xap..."
neilgoco said:
Can you access the file system/mount device in bootloader mode?
I cannot enter the bootloader mode, when I press volume down, camera, and power button it just shows the (I'll call it the...) BIOS screen very quickly, and then continues to boot up. Are there any other ways to access the file system?
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Maybe it's a combination of only two buttons....or maybe there's an app for that
neilgoco said:
Also, could you try and install a WP7.* xap file on it?
I'll try later. And what do you mean by "Just copy it inside phone's int meme and click on it, the installer ''should" handle the xap..."
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Email it to you as an attachment and try to open it on the phone.
Also, depending on your time and availability, you could contact E:V:A by PM or posting in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1934388 so you could dump whatever is on that phone.
Wow, this is real HW porn! I posted partition dump instructions in that thread, but I now see that this could be even more useful in the future, for allowing us to have unlocked bootloaders with all engineering features intact. So if you could somehow get us, either a full "disk image" or preferably all of the individual partitions, that would be awesome!
All the tools needed can be found in the links of my footer. It could be that you need to install some additional USB drivers as well.. But we'll see.
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Wow, this is real HW porn! I posted partition dump instructions in that thread, but I now see that this could be even more useful in the future, for allowing us to have unlocked bootloaders with all engineering features intact. So if you could somehow get us, either a full "disk image" or preferably all of the individual partitions, that would be awesome!
All the tools needed can be found in the links of my footer. It could be that you need to install some additional USB drivers as well.. But we'll see.
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My brains! Is it possible to do that via TeamViewer or something like that? So you would control my PC?
EDIT: I got into the 'bootloader mode' (not sure if it is). I plugged it into my notebook and it installed Windows Mobile Device Center (forgot the exact name lol) and the 'Serial' mode changed into 'USB'. ?
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My brains! Is it possible to do that via TeamViewer or something like that? So you would control my PC?
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It's not that hard and it can't be done via remote support unless you have two machines ( you need one running linux and the other one with a IM that has video also). Your best shot is to find a friend that knows Linux and has a Linux distro installed and "beg" him to do it for you.
Also, it would be wise to keep secret the rest of the info about the device. It's been known that MS roams XDA and this thread isn't good news for them, just let me put this in another way : it's like you've got a WIN8 key generator in your hands ( though this is not a solution to activate W8). Stick to PM the devs.
Gracias
More finds. I pressed camera, volume UP, and power. Got this on Windows.
CHECK FIRST PAGE. =)
Any information on this?
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Any information on this?
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Be more specific as to what you are trying to accomplish.
Help us help you.
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Be more specific as to what you are trying to accomplish.
Help us help you.
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I am trying to find what part of a file is being read for an on/off tag, so I can modify it to bypass the bootloader. The file that is read is just a data file, full of 0's and 1's. As far as I can tell, the system reads the specific flag using an offset-length system, but the program that runs it is compiled and a few megabytes, plus I have no idea what I am doing with assembly.
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I am trying to find what part of a file is being read for an on/off tag, so I can modify it to bypass the bootloader. The file that is read is just a data file, full of 0's and 1's. As far as I can tell, the system reads the specific flag using an offset-length system, but the program that runs it is compiled and a few megabytes, plus I have no idea what I am doing with assembly.
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So lets take a step back and help describe the universe of this problem.
What kind of device do you have?
Which file are you talking about? Is it on a specific partition?
I have answers, well and if I don't I can at least help point you in the right direction, I just need more input.
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What kind of device do you have?
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An LG Motion (ms770).
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Which file are you talking about? Is it on a specific partition?
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The file is named "misc". I am not sure which partition it is on, probably the bootloader's (mmcblk0p5), since that is what uses it.
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An LG Motion (ms770).
The file is named "misc". I am not sure which partition it is on, probably the bootloader's (mmcblk0p5), since that is what uses it.
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I'm not a very good resource for qualcomm based devices, like the ms770.
zeest said:
I am trying to find what part of a file is being read for an on/off tag, so I can modify it to bypass the bootloader.
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Do you have more information about how this works? Maybe a link to how it was done for another device?
zeest said:
The file that is read is just a data file, full of 0's and 1's.
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There are ten types of people in the world; those that understand binary, and those that don't.
zeest said:
As far as I can tell, the system reads the specific flag using an offset-length system, but the program that runs it is compiled and a few megabytes, plus I have no idea what I am doing with assembly.
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Do you have a process trace (ptrace) of this or something? I would like to know more about this.
Sorry about my slow responses... I'm not very good at multitasking
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Do you have more information about how this works? Maybe a link to how it was done for another device?
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I had a link, a few months ago, that was notes from an assembly programmer to another team, for another similar device, but I don't have the link anymore, got lost when I upgraded to windows 7. From what I understand, the bootloader looks at the tag in the other file, if it is set to true, it does a signature check on the boot partition. If not, it boots with no security, aka unlocked.
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Do you have a process trace (ptrace) of this or something? I would like to know more about this.
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Nope
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Sorry about my slow responses... I'm not very good at multitasking
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NP, thanks for even helping.
zeest said:
I had a link, a few months ago, that was notes from an assembly programmer to another team, for another similar device, but I don't have the link anymore, got lost when I upgraded to windows 7. From what I understand, the bootloader looks at the tag in the other file, if it is set to true, it does a signature check on the boot partition. If not, it boots with no security, aka unlocked.
Nope
NP, thanks for even helping.
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Well, update this if you get more info. You got my curiosity.
There two level of boot animation of an android device, right? And to change the system one is to go to /system/media or /system/customize/resource to change the boouanimation.zip. But is there any method for me to change the animation show earlier than the system one ( perhaps it is from /boot ? I dont know, I want to search for clues but I even dont know what the keyword is ).
I am using an htc 2014 phone btw.
iSaidyiu said:
There two level of boot animation of an android device, right? And to change the system one is to go to /system/media or /system/customize/resource to change the boouanimation.zip. But is there any method for me to change the animation show earlier than the system one ( perhaps it is from /boot ? I dont know, I want to search for clues but I even dont know what the keyword is ).
I am using an htc 2014 phone btw.
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Usually not, as that part is in the bootloader, and only the manufacturer can change that.
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Usually not, as that part is in the bootloader, and only the manufacturer can change that.
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Thanks for your reply!!!!
However, will there be any ways ( perhaps the OEM method ? idk.... ) for us to export the bootloader so that we can modify it?
iSaidyiu said:
Thanks for your reply!!!!
However, will there be any ways ( perhaps the OEM method ? idk.... ) for us to export the bootloader so that we can modify it?
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To install a modified bootloader, usually it needs to be cryptographically signed, and only the OEM has the signing keys. So in practical terms, it is not possible for us users to modify the bootloader in any way.
There are some cases where some of the files used by the bootloader are stored on user-accessible storage, and in this case modifying those is feasible. But this is more exception than norm, and you'll need to read through your device forums to see if anyone has investigated this.
I will take a look in it. Thanks for your reply after all!!!
Is there currently a working solution to change boot logo/splash on the OnePlus 7 pro???
I have scoured the internet & XDA and haven't found anything on the subject besides a general guide for Snapdragon devices and SplashInjector. I used the directions on the general guide to extract (for op7pro we have all these) Splash, LOGO_a & LOGO_b and will attach files. However the OP of said thread hasn't been responding or continuing to make/find solutions. Thread can be found here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...en-for-snapdragon-devices-splash-img.3470473/. SplashInjector is a git bash program that runs on Linux and to a good extent Windows, created by EthanBanker2042, @makers_mark, boblagus but it only works for OnePlus devices up to the 5. I used it to mod the splash of my OnePlus 5 on Windows and it worked great. Find it here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/tool-splashinjector-op5.3650374/post-73282055.
I was hoping to find a dev or someone with more knowledge/skills than myself who has or is willing to create a solution for modding the splash/boot logo on our OnePlus 7 Pro devices. I imagine it would be somewhat more complicated than on previous devices due to treble A/B structure. I found in /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/ 3 related files: 'Splash', 'LOGO_a' & 'LOGO_b'. My guess is that LOGO_a & LOGO_b are the same, and are the actual splash image of the OnePlus logo in the center with "powered by Android" at the bottom and 'Splash' might be the bootloader unlocked screen, however I'm not totally sure. I used FX file explorer to view binary of the files and the 'Splash' was, as far as it would show (file too large to completely display), nothing. However, the LOGO_a/b files state "Splash" at the beginning and contain actual data beyond 0's.
If anyone has any relevant information I would be very grateful. I am ready and willing to set time aside to help/work on this as much as needed.
Thanks in advance
*My device that files were extracted from is a GM-1910
Attached is the 'Splash.img' extracted from /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/Splash.
Aballamis said:
Is there currently a working solution to change boot logo/splash on the OnePlus 7 pro???
I have scoured the internet & XDA and haven't found anything on the subject besides a general guide for Snapdragon devices and SplashInjector. I used the directions on the general guide to extract (for op7pro we have all these) Splash, LOGO_a & LOGO_b and will attach files. However the OP of said thread hasn't been responding or continuing to make/find solutions. Thread can be found here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...en-for-snapdragon-devices-splash-img.3470473/. SplashInjector is a git bash program that runs on Linux and to a good extent Windows, created by EthanBanker2042, @makers_mark, boblagus but it only works for OnePlus devices up to the 5. I used it to mod the splash of my OnePlus 5 on Windows and it worked great. Find it here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/tool-splashinjector-op5.3650374/post-73282055.
I was hoping to find a dev or someone with more knowledge/skills than myself who has or is willing to create a solution for modding the splash/boot logo on our OnePlus 7 Pro devices. I imagine it would be somewhat more complicated than on previous devices due to treble A/B structure. I found in /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/ 3 related files: 'Splash', 'LOGO_a' & 'LOGO_b'. My guess is that LOGO_a & LOGO_b are the same, and are the actual splash image of the OnePlus logo in the center with "powered by Android" at the bottom and 'Splash' might be the bootloader unlocked screen, however I'm not totally sure. I used FX file explorer to view binary of the files and the 'Splash' was, as far as it would show (file too large to completely display), nothing. However, the LOGO_a/b files state "Splash" at the beginning and contain actual data beyond 0's.
If anyone has any relevant information I would be very grateful. I am ready and willing to set time aside to help/work on this as much as needed.
Thanks in advance
*My device that files were extracted from is a GM-1910
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Try Boot Animation for Superuser from PlayStore, for me work.
VampireHeart said:
Try Boot Animation for Superuser from PlayStore, for me work.
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Boot animation and Boot logo is different, you should ve read twice before suggesting this thing
thedeadfish59 said:
Boot animation and Boot logo is different, you should ve read twice before suggesting this thing
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I misunderstood but you don't need to be so irritating.
VampireHeart said:
I misunderstood but you don't need to be so irritating.
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Didn't meant to be irritating, my bad sorry. But its generally wise to get what's written right mate? No offense buddy
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Didn't meant to be irritating, my bad sorry. But its generally wise to get what's written right mate? No offense buddy
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Thanks, no problem, have a nice day.
you need to extract the .img and put it through the explorer to the root of the system
did you found a solution,i have op6 trying to change my boot logo
bishoy ashraf said:
did you found a solution,i have op6 trying to change my boot logo
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No, currently there is no known working method to decompile the "LOGO_a" & "LOGO_b" omg files. Sorry, hopefully someone will come along and add support to the aforementioned "SplashInjector" got bash utility, as I believe this would be the easiest method. Good luck!
The android tablets is modified secured not allow to install any apk to that device.
Is there a way to use OTG cable and copy/paste the folder and file of apk to tablet's root location and make it work like installing it?
Need help here. Thanks
Betterlikethis2020 said:
The android tablets is modified secured not allow to install any apk to that device.
Is there a way to use OTG cable and copy/paste the folder and file of apk to tablet's root location and make it work like installing it?
Need help here. Thanks
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If it's that secure what makes you think such a easy way would work? No, it won't. Remove the security first
Fytdyh said:
If it's that secure what makes you think such a easy way would work? No, it won't. Remove the security first
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Bro. Need some help here. Just trying to see what works to add some Apps to that tablet
Betterlikethis2020 said:
Bro. Need some help here. Just trying to see what works to add some Apps to that tablet
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What tablet is it? What security does it have? Give us more info here, how am I supposed to help you if you don't provide anything.
It's a kefee score 7. Please don't ask me why I want to jailbreak it -_-
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What tablet is it? What security does it have? Give us more info here, how am I supposed to help you if you don't provide anything.
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When I say modified secured. I meant it's using an android system. But have very limited function. Like don't allow user to add apps. And no wifi or cell services. No memory slot. Only way I could think about adding apps to there is through an OTG cable
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When I say modified secured. I meant it's using an android system. But have very limited function. Like don't allow user to add apps. And no wifi or cell services. No memory slot. Only way I could think about adding apps to there is through an OTG cable
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It would help if you would just post more informations. For example, if I want to flash a file on samsung, I would use Odin. You cannot use Odin with other brands, like xiaomi, Huawei, oneplus. Post as much information you can. Do you want our help or not? So far you ve only said that the device is secured. That's not helpful at all, given there are many ways of securing a device, some devices have more means of securing them. What methods to bypass said security work on some and don't work on others. So, if you want help, post as much information as possible.
Fytdyh said:
It would help if you would just post more informations. For example, if I want to flash a file on samsung, I would use Odin. You cannot use Odin with other brands, like xiaomi, Huawei, oneplus. Post as much information you can. Do you want our help or not? So far you ve only said that the device is secured. That's not helpful at all, given there are many ways of securing a device, some devices have more means of securing them. What methods to bypass said security work on some and don't work on others. So, if you want help, post as much information as possible.
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He got one of these. No way he can break that through USB.
"USB communication modified to proprietary protocol."
heinhuiz said:
He got one of these. No way he can break that through USB.
"USB communication modified to proprietary protocol."
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1st, you have provided more information in a single post than the entire thread. Thanks.
2nd installing through adb debugging won't work?
Fytdyh said:
1st, you have provided more information in a single post than the entire thread. Thanks.
2nd installing through adb debugging won't work?
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1st, he said in it post #5.
2nd, with a proprietary protocol on the USB port? That would be a major flaw, considering what this device is meant for (providing entertainment to inmates).