BOOTIMG

[aio developers]

INtroducing from the team a new app to Unpack and repack boot img safely
it has simple and asy way to unpack bootimage for phone tested on more than 6 bootimages
link is below
***Mod redacted link***
t has 2 versions
1.this is a free version
but NOTE:The free version can sucessfuly unpack and repack boot.img without any bugs
2.PRO version wicch every details is in the .doc file
just send screenshot and all those stuff
just feautures are
gui
port bootimage easily
Note:the pro version is just to support my work and just motivate me create more softwares
Thanks for using
Any buga feel free to netion but i know there is No bugs found
And not to forget is a Pc app
And no one will be responsible for any damage or risk caused to your phone

 

[Deleted User]

Please indicate what phones this boot image is compatible with.

 

[aio developers]

Please indicate what phones this boot image is compatible with.

from android 4.4.2 up to 8.1

 

[Deleted User]

On what phone? Boot images are built for a particular device.

 

[aio developers]

On what phone? Boot images are built for a particular device.

i tested id it on phantom 5 bootimage ,bq equaris bootimage many bootimage
my phone which is 4.2 and even tecno m3 test it randomly not to forget lgk8 with 2gb ram and 16gn internal memory
and is just to unpack and repack bootimage nothing else

 

[Deleted User]

And no one will be responsible for any damage or risk caused to your phone

Take note folks

 

[bcrichster]

Where did you pull this PC program/app?

 

[MoodyBlues]

And not to forget is a Pc app

Oh, good!, so it works on Linux!

(Hint: PC means "personal computer"--it does NOT mean "personal computer running window$" I have lots of PCs (desktops and laptops) and they all run Linux.)

 

[GameTheory]

@SPEEDEVS
Your inviting a lot of oversight and scrutiny by not making a proper OP(post). Your post should have a screen shot with a quick description. Your description should be clear and concise so that anyone that reads the post knows right away what the app is for.

The title of the thread should also be descriptive. When someone reads the title they should have a good idea of what the thread is about.

I created a similar tool for linux. You should take a look at my thread to get an idea of what the title and post should look like...
https://androidforums.com/threads/dev-tool-mktool-unpack-repack-boot-recovery-images.922168/

 

[bcrichster]

Oh, good!, so it works on Linux!

(Hint: PC means 'personal computer'--it does NOT mean 'personal computer running window$'

I have lots of PCs (desktops and laptops) and they all run Linux.)

No.. I looked and it's an .exe file (Windows)

 

[MoodyBlues]

No.. I looked and it's an .exe file (Windows)

I thought my 'hint' made it clear, but maybe I should've added /sarcasm.

 

[bcrichster]

I thought my 'hint' made it clear, but maybe I should've added /sarcasm.

Lmao, my bad

 

[MoodyBlues]

Lmao, my bad

Ha ha, no problem!

 

[Unforgiven]

For the safety of other members I've removed the link to download and I'm closing the thread. Please make sure you are in a position to support folks that try your "hacks" and are able to help them fix their bricks. Simply stating "I whipped this crap together, it will make your Yugo into a Ferrari, so try at your own risk" won't cut it. Not when you are posting things for people to try on their very expensive phones.