Hi nice script, any chance to add support for I9300?
Code:
boot.img hidden.img recovery.img system.img
cache.img modem.bin sboot.bin tz.img
Perka, Your attention as an honor for me!
SplitFUS's advantage is the ability unpack the "artificially" corrupted tar files.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but AFAIK I9x00 series has conventional tar.md5 FUS packages, so unpacking and re-packing is not a big deal by any standard GNU tar utility.
I can change my mind in case there's enough need for support of any devices
In case, I need the list of files in each target pack (PDA/PHONE/CSC) and an empty template of the user/data partition/image.
Implementing a new device into the util is not a big deal because of the modular structure of my util, but I need to download several packages from low bandwidth pay-if-want-better-bandwith servers... (eg Sammobile/Hotfile)
So I need some original Samsung FUS files and some leaked service bundles (which containing splitted 3 or 4 files)
Should I find some in Your file Stash?
Perka, Your attention as an honor for me!
SplitFUS's advantage is the ability unpack the "artificially" corrupted tar files.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but AFAIK I9x00 series has conventional tar.md5 FUS packages, so unpacking and re-packing is not a big deal by any standard GNU tar utility.
I can change my mind in case there's enough need for support of any devices
In case, I need the list of files in each target pack (PDA/PHONE/CSC) and an empty template of the user/data partition/image.
Implementing a new device into the util is not a big deal because of the modular structure of my util, but I need to download several packages from low bandwidth pay-if-want-better-bandwith servers... (eg Sammobile/Hotfile)
So I need some original Samsung FUS files and some leaked service bundles (which containing splitted 3 or 4 files)
Should I find some in Your file Stash?
Well, just like the idea of fast repack, md5 sum etc.
Ie I repack without bootloader manually, and this could save some time, also getting the csc in a tar.md5 is nice.
I can do it manually, so if its a hassle, leave it until you get a i9300
If you get a i9300 maybe you can look at it?
Also would be cool to be able to choose the files you want in the repack, also be able to decide the names of the output, kernel modem csc full fw
Thx again for your time
Pm sent with details
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zip error: Invalid command arguments (no such option: -)
[zip] utility not found. Please install!
[zip] utility not found. Please install!
Sounds like you have other version of zip which requested.
Try install Info zip!
Sent from my SGSII using Tapatalk 2 & Swype
S5301
it's a new model with android 4.04.
the tar.md5 is encrypted like all models here, but is not supported by this script.
i tries to extract his firmware by -a option but is stuck and not extract the files from the tar.
here a link for his firmware
http://hotfile.com/dl/200816734/10ba8e2/S5301XXAMC1_SERAMB1_Russia_Android_4.0.4.zip.html
can you try extract this file?
thanks a lot!
edit:
it's funny...
i tried all possible options to extract this file.
7zip and winrar om windows, and terminal, Xarc and more on linux and nothing.
In the end i tried to extract the file via root explorer on my phone, and it worked like a charm!
btw, it work to galaxy y firmwares too..
it's a new model with android 4.04.
the tar.md5 is encrypted like all models here, but is not supported by this script.
i tries to extract his firmware by -a option but is stuck and not extract the files from the tar.
Code:
SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.11.120625GA
Checking prerequisites...
...tar, md5sum, zip found, ready to go!
[*]Leaving work folder as is
Processing file: S5301XXAMC1_S5301SERAMB1_S5301XXMC1_HOME.tar.md5
MODEL: S5301X
PDA: XAMC1
CSC: ERAMB1
MODEM: XXMC1
Temporary workfolder: S5301X_XAMC1_ERAMB1\
[ sboot.bin.md5 ] --- Size: 493884 bytes
cygwin warning:
MS-DOS style path detected: S5301X_XAMC1_ERAMB1\sboot.bin.md5
Preferred POSIX equivalent is: S5301X_XAMC1_ERAMB1/sboot.bin.md5
CYGWIN environment variable option "nodosfilewarning" turns off this warning.
Consult the user's guide for more details about POSIX paths:
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#using-pathnameshere a link for his firmware
http://hotfile.com/dl/200816734/10ba8e2/S5301XXAMC1_SERAMB1_Russia_Android_4.0.4.zip.html
can you try extract this file?
thanks a lot!
edit:
it's funny...
i tried all possible options to extract this file.
7zip and winrar om windows, and terminal, Xarc and more on linux and nothing.
In the end i tried to extract the file via root explorer on my phone, and it worked like a charm!
btw, it work to galaxy y firmwares too..
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Hi,
Can i Flash the latest/update firmware for my GT-S5360 from Sammobile on my device (after splitting of course) if the device became bricked while it still had an old one?.
seems i cant get the old firmware (check signature), so should i go ahead with the new ones?
This is what they have:
GT-S5360 Galaxy Y
PDA: S5360XXLK3
CSC: S5360XENLL1
Can i Flash the latest/update firmware for my GT-S5360 from Sammobile on my device (after splitting of course
) if the device became bricked while it still had an old one?.seems i cant get the old firmware (check signature), so should i go ahead with the new ones?
This is what they have:
GT-S5360 Galaxy Y
PDA: S5360XXLK3
CSC: S5360XENLL1
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If you mean soft brick.. yes.. and all phones will have an old firmware in it even if its not booting.. If you want stock firmware files.. you can find it here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1465800Hi,
Can i Flash the latest/update firmware for my GT-S5360 from Sammobile on my device (after splitting of course
seems i cant get the old firmware (check signature), so should i go ahead with the new ones?
This is what they have:
GT-S5360 Galaxy Y
PDA: S5360XXLK3
CSC: S5360XENLL1
If you want to learn/do it yourself. then you should use this tool..
Been on that thread, really great work there. but the firmware i need on the thread has a much recent version on sammobile. so i plan to use this tool to put mine together - learn a few extra stuff in the process too.
just hope i dont go from soft to hard brick:fingers-crossed:
it didnt work at first try, was dropping some error ... but worked at second try ....
Thanx Doky, Great work .... keep it up man
b.r.
Alex
Code:
xoxo@xoxo-PC /cygdrive/c/SFus
$ ./splitfus2 -s -w S5360XXMC2_S5360OXXMC2_RST_S5360XXMC2_HOME.tar.md5
SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.11.120625GA
Checking prerequisites...
...tar, md5sum, zip found, ready to go!
[*]Including sbl.bin - USE WITH CAUTION!!!
[*]Creating WIPE package
Processing file: S5360XXMC2_S5360OXXMC2_RST_S5360XXMC2_HOME.tar.md5
MODEL: S5360
PDA: XXMC2
CSC: OXXMC2
MODEM: XXMC2
Temporary workfolder: S5360_XXMC2_OXXMC2\
[ sbl.bin ] --- Size: 1306624 bytes
cygwin warning:
MS-DOS style path detected: S5360_XXMC2_OXXMC2\sbl.bin
Preferred POSIX equivalent is: S5360_XXMC2_OXXMC2/sbl.bin
CYGWIN environment variable option "nodosfilewarning" turns off this warning.
Consult the user's guide for more details about POSIX paths:
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using.html#using-pathnames
[ BcmCP.img ] --- Size: 11534336 bytes
[ boot.img ] --- Size: 4546560 bytes
[ system.img ] --- Size: 220272640 bytes
[ param.lfs ] --- Size: 765952 bytes
[ csc.rfs ] --- Size: 3957248 bytes
Checking wipe data file: _base\S5360_userdata.img [OK]
Now creating wipe package
adding: CSC_S5360_OXXMC2.tar.md5 (deflated 6%)
adding: MODEM_S5360_XXMC2.tar.md5 (deflated 54%)
adding: PDA_S5360_XXMC2.tar.md5 (deflated 44%)
adding: readme.txt (deflated 37%)
Output file: S5360_XXMC2_OXXMC2_XXMC2_wipe_by_SplitFUS2.zip
Removing work folder
SplitFUS2 finished
xoxo@xoxo-PC /cygdrive/c/SFusThanx Doky, Great work .... keep it up man
b.r.
Alex
I'm trying to run this on a ubuntu/Linux and I could not understand the lines:
" list help by: ./splitfus2 -h
- launch according to your needs, eg ./splitfus2 -w S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5"
Do we need to type those at Terminal (Already tried this) or something??
" list help by: ./splitfus2 -h
- launch according to your needs, eg ./splitfus2 -w S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5"
Do we need to type those at Terminal (Already tried this) or something??
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124###new###: Video tutorial in post #3
06/25: update
SplitFUS2 2.11
new features:
- Wipe support for Galaxy Y Pro (GT-B5510), Galaxy Pocket (GT-S5300), Galaxy Y (GT-S5360, GT-S5360B, GT-S5360L, GT-S5360T, GT-S5363, GT-S5369) Galaxy Mini Pro or Pop Pro (GT-S5570I), Galaxy Ace (new version BMC21553 based, 833MHz CPUed GT-S5830i), Galaxy Y Duos (GT-S6102)
- tar, md5sum, zip checking at launch
Downlosd links:
SplitFUS2 ver 2.11 GA for Windows/Cygwin
SplitFUS2 ver 2.11 GA for Linux
=end of update=======================
06/11: Minor update for Samsung Galaxy Pocket GT-S5300 support
=end of update=======================
SplitFUS2
Since Galaxy Y has been released, there are several firmware files available from different sources, eg. sammobile and etc... But most of these firmware packages (which are original unmodified Kies FUS files) are useless for us, because Odin is not able to flash these files. The reason is, the available file is not a standard tar file, it's headers are corrupted. Finally I found the method to split the files, and started converting packages by request and popularity. As time passed, I made the process automatically, first by utilizing spreadsheet, then writing a small C application. This is SplitFUS2
The app converts the original files (which can be downloaded form the FUS server or from sammobile or other sources) to Odin ready 3 files tar pack.
The app useful for Samsung Galaxy Y (S536x, B551x, S6102), new Galaxy Ace (S5830i), Galaxy Pop Pro or Mini Plus or whatever it's name (S5570I)
Unpack the whole pack to a working directory, and start it from command line!
By flashing an improper firmware pack you may potentially risk the health of your phone. Do it on your own risk only!
I won't take responsibility of any damage done to your phone.
Required components under Cygwin/Linux
tar, md5sum, zip (infozip)
Code:doky@doky-vbox:~/splitfus$ ./splitfus2 SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.00.120425GA Usage: splitfus2 [options] filename Converts the original Samsung Kies FUS update pack to Odin ready bundle Options: -s to include sbl.bin (omitted by default) use with CAUTION! -w create wipe pack (currently only S5360 supported) -w2 generate non wipe and wipe pack at the same pass -a leave work folder alone (does not delete on exit) -k extract kernel only -t do not sign md5, leave tar output files see more at: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1611225
Features (2.00.120425GA)
- automatic conversion of one-file FUS tar.md5 files to three-files tar.md5 packed into zip
- automatic readme.txt creation
- sbl skipped by default, can be included by "-s" command line switch (see #2 for info)
- '-w[2]' switch to generate "wipe" pack [too] (user data will be eleminated by flasnig the wipepack)
- '-a' switch, not to delete the work folder - useful for ROMmmers to examine and extract the image files
- '-k' switch for create Odin flashable stock kernel file only
- '-t' switch for skip the md5sum checksum, and create .tar files
Bugs
surely got some... please report!
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Future plans
- support data partition wipe for different models (need assistance collecting userdata.img for other models)
- include wipe partitions into the binary, and eliminate _base folder
- Windows GUI
- any request...?
Supported models (please report if not listed!)
-S5360
-S5360B
-S5360L
-S5360T
-S5363
-S5369
-B5510
-S6102
-S5570I
-S5830i
tested and NOT supported (yet, sorry):
-S5690
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In case you have Odin flash issues with these models, and got at least one Odin working pack, please contact me!
Usage:
see post #2!
Thanks to the beta testers:
chamatht
championswimmer
Millan.SIS
N£utrino
NanoSurfer
pawanyadav
ronnieryan41Usage:
- start Cygwin terminal in Windows or terminal shell in Linux
- unpack the whole archive including the _base folder into your work folder (eg into Win: C:\Cygwin\home\username\splitfus, Linux: /home/username/splitfus)
- on Linux set file permissions to executable, and check ownership of splitfus, _base and it's content (chmod 755 splitfus)
- put your source Samsung FUS file (one file *.tar.md5) into the work folder
- list help by: ./splitfus2 -h
- launch according to your needs, eg ./splitfus2 -w S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5
see Video tutorial on installing Cygwin
At packs selection (time - 3:15) make sure "tar", "md5sum", "zip" has been selected. On newer installer there's a search box above, type search words in it!
Examples:
Code:Linux: doky@doky-vbox:~/splitfus$ ./splitfus2 -a -s -w2 S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5 SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.00.120425GA [*]Leaving work folder as is [*]Including sbl.bin - USE WITH CAUTION!!! [*]Creating WIPE package [*] ...and non-wipe too :) Processing file: S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5 MODEL: S5360 PDA: DDLC2 CSC: ODDLA2 MODEM: DDLC2 Temporary workfolder: S5360_DDLC2/ [ sbl.bin ] --- Size: 1306624 bytes [ BcmCP.img ] --- Size: 11534336 bytes [ boot.img ] --- Size: 4513792 bytes [ system.img ] --- Size: 211652096 bytes [ param.lfs ] --- Size: 765952 bytes [ csc.rfs ] --- Size: 4875776 bytes Now creating nonwipe package adding: CSC_S5360_ODDLA2.tar.md5 (deflated 5%) adding: MODEM_S5360_DDLC2.tar.md5 (deflated 54%) adding: PDA_S5360_DDLC2.tar.md5 (deflated 45%) adding: readme.txt (deflated 36%) Output file: S5360_DDLC2_ODDLA2_DDLC2_by_SplitFUS2.zip Now creating wipe package adding: CSC_S5360_ODDLA2.tar.md5 (deflated 5%) adding: MODEM_S5360_DDLC2.tar.md5 (deflated 54%) adding: PDA_S5360_DDLC2.tar.md5 (deflated 45%) adding: readme.txt (deflated 37%) Output file: S5360_DDLC2_ODDLA2_DDLC2_wipe_by_SplitFUS2.zip SplitFUS2 finished
Code:Windows: g:\SplitFUS2>splitfus2.exe -a -k S5360XXLA4_S5360DBTKK1_S5360XXLA4_HOME.tar.md5 SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.00.120425GA [*]Leaving work folder as is [*]Exctracting kernel image only Processing file: S5360XXLA4_S5360DBTKK1_S5360XXLA4_HOME.tar.md5 MODEL: S5360 PDA: XXLA4 CSC: DBTKK1 MODEM: XXLA4 Temporary workfolder: S5360_XXLA4\ [ sbl.bin ] --- Size: 1306624 bytes [ BcmCP.img ] --- Size: 11534336 bytes [ boot.img ] --- Size: 4501504 bytes Packing kernel image Now creating the kernel pack Output file: Kernel_S5360_XXLA4.tar.md5 SplitFUS2 finished
more on usage to come...
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One notice on SBL:
I decided to not include the SBL by default, because SBL is crucial point of hard-bricking your phone.
According to my tests (about 30+ packs), SplitFUS2 handles correctly the SBL, but in future Samsung FUS files it might change.
Who wants to include SBL can use '-s' switch, but my recommendation is to check the generated sbl.bin with a hex editor.
some criteria to judge about good (SGY) sbl.bin:
- Size is 1306624
- starts with HEX 13 00 00 EA
- at the end there's a lot of 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 blocks
- somewhere at 0x9BBxx there's a string of 'Secondary Boot Loaded'
In addition compare with a working one. If similar (but not necessarily identical) then it's OK.
When above criterion has meet then you have good chance not to brick your phone by a wrong sbl.bin7waiting for this
too bad im pure linux user
It's written in pure C and shell script, won't take too much time to build a linux ver...6GA
Google Drive introduces:
SplitFUS2 v2.0 GA
zip for Windows users
tgz for Linux user
Windows version requires Cygwin, and tar, md5sum, zip packages installed
Linux requires the same packs (usually default)
unpack the whole archive including the _base folder
usage example:Code:./splitfus2 -a -s -w2 S5360DDLC2_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5
Detailed instructions coming soon (read #1 for more info)
Code:doky@doky-vbox:~/splitfus$ ./splitfus2 SplitFUS2 by Doky v2.00.120425GA Usage: splitfus2 [options] filename Converts the original Samsung Kies FUS update pack to Odin ready bundle Options: -s to include sbl.bin (omitted by default) use with CAUTION! -w create wipe pack (currently only S5360 supported) -w2 generate non wipe and wipe pack at the same pass -a leave work folder alone (does not delete on exit) -k extract kernel only -t do not sign md5, leave tar output files see more at: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1611225
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