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Root [Boost Mobile] How to copy boot partition?
- Thread starter marke123
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Have you tried a ROM Dump: Index of /romdump
marke123
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No, haven't tried it. But I think I figured it out and if I'm right I now have a kernel, recovery.fstab, and other related files. One step closer to a recovery image for CyanogenMod
No, haven't tried it. But I think I figured it out and if I'm right I now have a kernel, recovery.fstab, and other related files. One step closer to a recovery image for CyanogenMod
Excellent
Mr Freeze
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Sebastian404
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If someone wants to run romdump and send me the files it produces I should be able to build a clockwork of recovery image fairly easly...
Mr Freeze
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hey im getting the phone very soon so if i get it and no-one has given you the rom dump contact me and i will glady work with you on that
hey im getting the phone very soon so if i get it and no-one has given you the rom dump contact me and i will glady work with you on that
I setup SDK on my windows 7 64bit laptop and I can not get the romdump to work I have tried it several times. I have even tried the terminal app and it always states that i dont have permission. Any help would be great.
EDIT****I GOT IT TO WORK****
Sebastian404
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I setup SDK on my windows 7 64bit laptop and I can not get the romdump to work I have tried it several times. I have even tried the terminal app and it always states that i dont have permission. Any help would be great.
have you rooted your device?
if you type 'id' what does it say?
uid=10184(app_184) gid=10184(app184) groups=1015(sdcard_rw).3003(inet)
I typed su first, got the # sign, then typed id and got uid=0(root) gid=0(root)
Sebastian404
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uid=10184(app_184) gid=10184(app184) groups=1015(sdcard_rw).3003(inet)
I typed su first, got the # sign, then typed id and got uid=0(root) gid=0(root)
thats odd, so you push the romdump file to /data/local/? and then did a chmod 04755 /data/local/romdump ?
is that when you got the error?
I got the error when i ran the last command "/data/local/romdump" thats when the errors show up but yes i ran them in that order.
Sebastian404
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what was the exact error you got?
part of the issue is that it would seem the root method your using is not 100%.. I will upload a better version for you in the next hour or so...
for those who feel the need to expirment
The error kept stating that it coul not create the folder for romdump. I fiquered out the I had the usb mass storage on when I tried it.
When I ran it again it only gave me the three files in the romdump folder but while it was dumping it stated it dump all five files.
And that would be great if you could post a better root method. Dont get me wrong I do appricate the effords of Interdpth and others to get us root at all.