I have discontinued support for this since S-OFF is available.
New Update! Easier Than Ever!
How To Install You New Kernel!
With drellisdee's Main Version Fix
Instructions
DEVS: New versions are added. Two zips are attached. One is for flashing zImages, one is for flashing boot images.
Just put the contents up the updater script into your rom along with the kernel folder.
For the zImage one, put a zImage named "zImage" in the kernel folder. For a boot image, put a boot.img named "boot.img" in the kernel folder. Each zip has the appropriate scripting for that type of file. For a rom, it is likely you want the boot image version.
This fixes the main version so that will no longer be an issue with rom installations thanks to drellisdee
OLD NOTES: (Ignore )
-1)Flash the rom of your choice and the boot image distributed with it via a PH98IMG.zip. If it doesn't come with one, just move on.
0)Flash the kernel you want's zip file in recovery. Also make sure there are no existing PH98IMG.zip files on your sdcard
1)Download AutoKernelInstaller.zip attached to my post.
2)Extract the zip
3)If you want ziggy's kernel, move to step 4. If you want another kernel, find the zImage file in the kernel's zip folder and copy it to the kernel folder from my zip file. It should overwrite the zImage file in there now.
4)Run buildFlashable.bat
5)Flash the flashmeinrecovery.zip in recovery
6)My scripts in flashme.zip will perform all of the work to create a PH98IMG.zip and then will automatically reboot to HBOOT
7)Press the power button in HBOOT to select bootloader
8)Select Yes for installing the new boot.img
9)Done Your kernel is installed!
To users, you can now use this to flash your own kernels without needing someone else to make it a boot.img specific to a certain rom. You will still need to flash the kernel's zip file in recovery to get the extra stuff the kernel comes with, such as a wifi module. These steps are in addition to that process.
To devs, feel free to add this script to your kernel zip files so S-ON devices can use it without boot.img creation knowledge and so that you don't have to distribute hardcoded boot.img files.
Why is all this necessary? You most likely didn't have to jump through these hoops to install kernels on your other devices...
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New Update! Easier Than Ever!
How To Install You New Kernel!
With drellisdee's Main Version Fix
Instructions
DEVS: New versions are added. Two zips are attached. One is for flashing zImages, one is for flashing boot images.
Just put the contents up the updater script into your rom along with the kernel folder.
For the zImage one, put a zImage named "zImage" in the kernel folder. For a boot image, put a boot.img named "boot.img" in the kernel folder. Each zip has the appropriate scripting for that type of file. For a rom, it is likely you want the boot image version.
This fixes the main version so that will no longer be an issue with rom installations thanks to drellisdee
OLD NOTES: (Ignore )
-1)Flash the rom of your choice and the boot image distributed with it via a PH98IMG.zip. If it doesn't come with one, just move on.
0)Flash the kernel you want's zip file in recovery. Also make sure there are no existing PH98IMG.zip files on your sdcard
1)Download AutoKernelInstaller.zip attached to my post.
2)Extract the zip
3)If you want ziggy's kernel, move to step 4. If you want another kernel, find the zImage file in the kernel's zip folder and copy it to the kernel folder from my zip file. It should overwrite the zImage file in there now.
4)Run buildFlashable.bat
5)Flash the flashmeinrecovery.zip in recovery
6)My scripts in flashme.zip will perform all of the work to create a PH98IMG.zip and then will automatically reboot to HBOOT
7)Press the power button in HBOOT to select bootloader
8)Select Yes for installing the new boot.img
9)Done Your kernel is installed!
To users, you can now use this to flash your own kernels without needing someone else to make it a boot.img specific to a certain rom. You will still need to flash the kernel's zip file in recovery to get the extra stuff the kernel comes with, such as a wifi module. These steps are in addition to that process.
To devs, feel free to add this script to your kernel zip files so S-ON devices can use it without boot.img creation knowledge and so that you don't have to distribute hardcoded boot.img files.
Why is all this necessary? You most likely didn't have to jump through these hoops to install kernels on your other devices...
As most of you have figured out, installing kernels is a multi-step process on the Rezound. First, files for the system partition need to be flashed in recovery. Then a boot.img needs to be flashed that contains the kernel and the ramdisk.
Unfortunately, since the ramdisk changes from rom to rom, kernels cannot be distributed as boot.img files. Therefore, they are impossible to flash without conversion. If you have installed ziggy's kernel, you have probably used my premade flashables. Those are fine for now, until ramdisks begin to change from rom to rom. This flashable zip will insert a kernel into a rom's boot image and then package it into a PH98IMG.zip that is flashable from the bootloader (HBOOT) without fastboot,adb, or PC knowledge required. This saves a ton of work for the user and allows kernels to be compatible with ANY rom.
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