this is the result of ls -l -R

.:
total 229180
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 234651725 Apr 4 11:39 S5360DDLC3_S5360ODDLA2_S5360DDLC2_HOME.tar.md5
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Apr 22 22:51 _base
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 20354 Apr 26 02:55 splitfus2

./_base:
total 996
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1016320 Sep 11 2011 userdata.img

I am using opensuse (root account )
right click on SplitFUS folder -> action-> open terminal here
and run splitfus2
giving error when use -w/-w2 switch (though its creating files)
its working fine when use without switch

Originally Posted by Doky73

md5 does not count. (and can be skipped)

The crucial point is to pack with tar util which handled by Odin right.
That's why I made the Windows version with Cygwin, because I haven't found any tar for Windows, which creates proper 'ustar' format.

md5 is just for have check-sum for exuding file corruptions eg by download errors...

Damn. I see it now. I think I made a mess switching between OS X and Linux for unpacking/packing and Windows for Odin. Once I made Odin working (showing Loke but then getting a writing error before flashing) I made the tarballs with OS X BSD tar instead of Linux.

Also I just checked it now. There is a "gnutar" in OS X Lion. it is probably possible to use that for Mac users (in case anyone is interested). I made a couple of tar files with Linux and gnutar and checked with HexEdit they seem to differ only on few things in the header, like the timestamp, uid and guid and stuff like that.

Last thing: What is so peculiar about the One Package ROM format? WinZip (the one I have is an old version, though) could unpack them, and with "unzip" in both OS X and Linux I get something like this:

BlueMoon:eek:dinatrix Michele$ unzip -l S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5 | head
Archive:  S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5
warning [S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5]:  225962496 extra bytes at beginning or within zipfile
  (attempting to process anyway)
  Length     Date   Time    Name
 --------    ----   ----    ----
        0  02-14-12 15:40   META-INF/
       71  02-14-12 15:40   META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
        0  02-14-12 15:40   system/
        0  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/
     3346  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/others.xml
     6144  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/contents.db
    10181  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/customer.xml

It fully unpacks the system.img file. But it ends there, it ignores all other files. In other words.. Which format is Samsung using for the One Package ROM files?

BTW where is the "thanks" button? Or it doesn't show because my post count is too low?

Originally Posted by Miche1asso

BlueMoon:eek:dinatrix Michele$ unzip -l S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5 | head
Archive:  S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5
warning [S5570IXILB2_S5570iITVLB2_S5570IXXLB3_HOME.tar.md5]:  225962496 extra bytes at beginning or within zipfile
  (attempting to process anyway)
  Length     Date   Time    Name
 --------    ----   ----    ----
        0  02-14-12 15:40   META-INF/
       71  02-14-12 15:40   META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
        0  02-14-12 15:40   system/
        0  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/
     3346  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/others.xml
     6144  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/contents.db
    10181  02-14-12 15:40   system/csc/customer.xml

It fully unpacks the system.img file. But it ends there, it ignores all other files. In other words.. Which format is Samsung using for the One Package ROM files?

BTW where is the "thanks" button? Or it doesn't show because my post count is too low?

What you see here is "some bytes" from the csc.img file.
While csc.rfs contains a zip file called sec_csc.zip, I think winzip tries to find zip header, and inside csc.rfs it found...
Forget about it, it's totally misleading

thanks button -> left bottom of the page and select XDA 2010 style instead of XDA Classic

Originally Posted by Doky73

What you see here is "some bytes" from the csc.img file.
While csc.rfs contains a zip file called sec_csc.zip, I think winzip tries to find zip header, and inside csc.rfs it found...
Forget about it, it's totally misleading

Ahh. What a mess. One wonders what they are thinking at Samsung for not using the standard tar format(s). it IS named .tar after all!

thanks button -> left bottom of the page and select XDA 2010 style instead of XDA Classic

Ok. Found it. Double thanks then!!

:)

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can u make this easier for us , not just for devs

Where to DL Cygwin and Linux ?

Originally Posted by Sean De Jesus

can u make this easier for us , not just for devs

Where to DL Cygwin and Linux ?

Google is my friend. And Yours...?

Sent from my SGSII using Tapatalk 2 & Swype

I am afraid there is a problem with the backup/internal battery after flashing (GT-S5570I aka next turbi/mini pro?). I took the battery off and the time & date reset. I bought the phone with the battery out and after putting it is and starting the phone the time was perfect. Is it missing any file??

Originally Posted by Miche1asso

I am afraid there is a problem with the backup/internal battery after flashing (GT-S5570I aka next turbi/mini pro?). I took the battery off and the time & date reset. I bought the phone with the battery out and after putting it is and starting the phone the time was perfect. Is it missing any file??

I'm not sure that I understand your problem well...

There's an option in Odin Factory Reset Time. I'ts enabled by default.
Maybe this one screwed your phone up...?

Originally Posted by Doky73

I'm not sure that I understand your problem well...

There's an option in Odin Factory Reset Time. I'ts enabled by default.
Maybe this one screwed your phone up...?

Actually I am not sure how it works anymore. What happened is that before flashing I took the battery out many times, and the time was always synced. Now it goes down to 1:01 AM 1/1/2011.

I use the automatic setting for Date & Time (taking the time from the network) in preferences. Not sure if it is supposed to get the time from the phone operator. But I think it did. It first started with the right time. Now it doesn't as I wrote.

I installed now ClockSync (NTP client) but it's an ugly workaround. The initial wrong time messes up 3G Watchdog and things like that. Unless there is something wrong in my network and it isn't furnishing the correct time. Any idea about how it should work??

Originally Posted by DD69

@doky

Great !!!
Is this also for S5690 XCover possible?
The Phone cant flashed via Odin3, always failed with one file firmware, only three files work

Originally Posted by Doky73

Checked it...

Sorry, but S5690 XCover have quite different firmware file structure.
Currently not supported, need more investigation on it. If there's one pack for your phone which Odin OK, then I'll examine and develop the method to support...

I've found an Odin ok pack for S5690 XCover, that way the ROM file structure has been revealed!

Currently SplitFUS2 not supports this phone, but
- I can implement it in the near future
- I can make a test pack for you manually

Do you need any specific pack?