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well i dunno if anyone knows how to modify our os.nb.payload file. Do you know how to modd it ?
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as i feared, i'm behind the curve on this one... Last edited by MassStash; 02-09-2011 at 06:03 PM. |
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I would seriously consider trying this. Generate the XIP using our makexip script, then use the vogue's partition layout and blank imgfs to do the NBH: Code:
cp partition_table output.nb.payload # rhod500 here is our output from makexip.sh cat rhod500 >> output.nb.payload # we still use wine, but we could comment out and use their nbmerge instead # wine /usr/share/LinuxRomKitchen/NBMerge.exe -kaiser output.nb ./nbmerge < output.nb.payload > output.nb yang -F RHODIMG.NBH -f output.nb -t 0x400 -s 64 -d RHOD****0 -c 11111111 -v Tinboot -l WWE |
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So you want to just use the vogue partition table and imgfs ? thats ballsy.. do it.. lol |
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Android is based off linux. I would figure however the imgfs is mounted it is some subset that is eventually merged into the full disk structure on boot.
I'd say you could setup the system and rootfs in the same partition and some how mount the rest as part of it. More or less how /data could be on a separate partition but otherwise doesn't matter once it is mounted. Not all sure how it all fits together but has to be a logical fit. |
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kernel: .incbin "zImage" initrd: .incbin "initrd.lzma" .align fin: .org XIP_END-0x20000,0xff .incbin "emptyimgfs" I'll gladly try flashing the vogue's partition table and blank imgfs like they do it. Like I said, my phone is fairly useless with the USB being broken. I have to keep it on a charger almost all day long because the pins are broken inside keeping the current flowing through the USB all day long... EDIT: I'm retarded Now I just have to figure out the difference between the partition table from Vogue and our os.nb.payload file. I believe that is the only difference between what we are doing and what they are doing. And like DZO said, they had to use a tiny partition table to only use one cell. Seems we should be able to do the same thing, so I'm going to try it. Last edited by natemcnutty; 02-10-2011 at 01:54 AM. |
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