Is that all I need to do? Or are there other steps needed? I'm trying to gather the spread apart pieces, and follow the old blog post, but I'm just not getting it.
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[TOOLKIT] Dualboot CM9 and FakeCWM for Sprint SGS3
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Is that all I need to do? Or are there other steps needed? I'm trying to gather the spread apart pieces, and follow the old blog post, but I'm just not getting it.
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There's actually a few extra steps for this to work with CM10. See this post.
I have an updated version in the works to work natively for CM10, but it's not quite ready for release.
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Edit the updater-script in cm10. Find the line that reads
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p14", "0", "/system");
and change to
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p14", "0");
Ive attached one with the changes made already, remove the .txt extension
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I'm guessing the recovery would have to be updated to support kexec mode as well. Kind of a bummer.
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Why would recovery need updated? In the change from CM9 --> CM10 we only needed a new boot.zip.
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Does this (boot_v4) not work for 10.1? I've got all my files at the ready, just don't want to bork things up by using the 10.1 instead of the 10.
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32Link: Dualboot CM9-on-EMMC for Sprint SGS3
The CM developers are rapidly fixing bugs in the CM9 nightly builds, however it might be a while before CM9 is dependable as a daily driver. Thus Team Epic has created this toolkit of CM9-on-EMMC and FakeCWM to allow both developers and testers to rapidly test standard CM9 .zip's. The phone's standard ROM and kernel are intact so you have a stable ROM to fallback on.
- The alternate ROM is stored in /sdcard/multiboot/CM9 of the "internal sdcard" storage. Booting the alternate ROM is temporary. Reboot the phone to return to the standard ROM.
- FakeCWM Recovery is used to install, upgrade, and manage CM9-on-EMMC.
- If there is demand, we can adapt this CM9-on-EMMC method for other SGS3 LTE variants.
Credits: mkasick and bbelos of Team Epic.
If you appreciate this work, please consider supporting Team Epic!11
Kernel changes in the 8/12 build required a slight modification to the boot zip. Grab boot_CM10-v2.zip.543
Yeah, I suppose if it's using the unchanged CM9 kernel, then I think a MIUI boot would work. Just have to be careful with your updater-script. Fakecwm looks for certain commands to make sure everything gets directed to the disk images. Use the CM9 updater script as a guide.
You can see from our Development Plan that we intend to provide a Stock Boot alternative once CM9 is further along in development. Alternate 3rd-party kernels need to have kexec support before they will work, but they will otherwise "flash" with the current toolkit provided the updater-script is using the correct command.
**Keep in mind though, that the toolkit is designed to work with the official CM9 update zips and the flashing of any other zips is at your own risk. Issues encountered with alternate zips should be taken up with the creator.
