PUMa (Patch Utility Manager)

Pako7 · 05:34 PM

PUMa (Patch Utility Manager)

PUMa - Patch Utility Manager

The program is designed to install patches in the most universal applets\libraries firmware of Samsung-communicators. It works with both odexed, and with deodexed components of many firmware of devices I9100/I91**,I9300,N7000,N7100,I9001,I9250(Galaxy NEXUS),I8150. Likely to install some patches and other communicators based on the Android OS. Optionally, the added ability to load external data from internet. Information about loading the file is stored in the archive dllink.pum.
The following types of downloads:
• Modem FW (modem firmwares)
• Dump FW (dump stock firmware (aka the contents of the folder /system))
• Dump Content (content dump the firmware, broken into pieces by certain categories)
• Camera (camera firmwares)
• Firmware (common firmwares of devices)
• Program (program & tools)

Working with the program:
0) program preferably placed in a folder without spaces and in the Latin alphabet
1) before running the program in the folder "In" place the files that need to be applied patch/es or used submenu Necessary files for to obtain the necessary files
2) in the program indicate the type of device, AndroidOS version, the class of the patch on the right side select desired patch and click Apply. If you install the patch unnecessary, it is necessary will be shut down and run again, showing only the necessary patches.
At the end of the program components can be patched to pick up from folder "Out". Also, the after applying the patch, the program may specify a update to flashing with help ClockworkMode. While working with a patch program provides information on the processed applet\libraries as follows:
Installed - the patch is applied
Present - patch is already installed in the object
Impossible - impossible to apply the patch to the object
Partially installed - installed only a few points of patch

Attention! Due to the fact that some antivirus programs (Norton360, NOD32, Avast,...) have a somewhat paranoid algorithm for determining the virus, they "found a virus" in PUMa.exe. This is a lie, because the program simply packed EXE-packer to save space. Place the file in the Exceptions PUMa.exe antivirals, so it will not annoy you. Also below is a MD5-hash of the file PUMa.exe, according to which you can verify its correctness, upon receipt of any sources

Patches supported by the program : Post #2
Donations to the project (special thanks ) : bezbo, pglmro

v 3.2

- Added patch for I9100,I9300,N7000,N7100(4.1.*):

Contact-Scroll bar with a Latin alphabet in the contacts list ¹4
(Replacing "ÀÁÂÃÄÅÆÇÈÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÝÞßAZ" on "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ")
System-Change the time interval for scanning Wi-Fi networks
System-Change of lockscreen unlock guide text

- Update patches:

Phone-The duration of increasing volume level for incoming calls v.2
(Fixed code to unify patch for firmware 4.1.2)
System-Date format on the lock screen v.2
(Added the formation of the day and month in capital letters provided use the full spelling)

- Added Tools-APK/ODEX/JAR_Res tab. This tool allows you to unpacking resource APK/ODEX/JAR_files. Before performing specify directories (supports subdirectories) containing a set of files to process, and framework_folder from firmware related files. At the end of the work, next to the original dump_folder, get directory (*.PEX), which contain the extracted resources of each file (of the same name folder). The ultimate speed of processing files depends on their amount

MD5 : 6b8f80e4f23c72e2b56103e48753635a *PUMa.exe

=== until the upload on xda failed .. use the bottom link ===

Download link : >>> Here are stored PUMa <<<