How did you manage to rename your custom kernel bro?

Sent from my GT-S5360 using xda premium

Originally Posted by bumslayer

How did you manage to rename your custom kernel bro?

Sent from my GT-S5360 using xda premium

i didnt rename it.this is the name of XXLA2 eur firmware's kernel!

Is this error due to the sd card partition not mounting?
I have not a2sd but link2sd installed but it should not make any difference right?

Originally Posted by claus1953

Is this error due to the sd card partition not mounting?
I have not a2sd but link2sd installed but it should not make any difference right?

Try su command first.

yup...as he said, you should type su command first. I thought link2sd and a2sd mount the 2nd partition in different way. I'm really sure if they're compatible to each other. I'll suggest to using only of them in one time to minimilize error risk.

Sorry was a typo from my side. I am on creed rom and the keyboard makes the text field disappear until y start to type so sometimes it gets wrong. I did it again and now the screen shot looks like this

Originally Posted by claus1953

Sorry was a typo from my side. I am on creed rom and the keyboard makes the text field disappear until y start to type so sometimes it gets wrong. I did it again and now the screen shot looks like this

did you check phone mem to if it has decreased?
after doing

su
a2sd cachesd


phone mem should go down to less 20mb...
and phone should reboot.

based on the ss it seems that the 2nd partition isn't mounted in a right manner. as I said before, removing link2sd's mount script could be solve these problem. we should take note that link2sd is mount the partition as /data/sdext2 while a2sd mount the partition as /system/sd.

I thought the link2sd's script is in /data/local/tem/init.rc, you may delete this file to remove the script created by link2sd.

Originally Posted by kurotsugi

based on the ss it seems that the 2nd partition isn't mounted in a right manner. as I said before, removing link2sd's mount script could be solve these problem. we should take note that link2sd is mount the partition as /data/sdext2 while a2sd mount the partition as /system/sd.

I thought the link2sd's script is in /data/local/tem/init.rc, you may delete this file to remove the script created by link2sd.

I only found a /data/local/tmp folder and it is empty.
Edit: I cleared data of link2sd and uninstalled the app. Ran script again in terminal but same result.

I forgot to mention that you should also delete install-recovery.sh in /system/etc/ and rename install-recovery.sh.ori to install-recovery.sh after that. sorry.