Phoenix OS - Nexus 7 (grouper)

shrikant2002 · Feb 4, 2016 at 6:30 AM

thanks in advance pls post the links when upload complete thank you so much again

netson99 · Feb 8, 2016

Hi all,
Here is the phoenixOS 1.0 beta with :
1. minimum Gapps installed
2. Rooted
3. Busybox Installed
4. Some applications are removed.

The recovery rom update is created by using SuperR's Kitchen (v1.0.2.4)

I test it by using twrp.
On the first time, google play store will ask to create / login to google account. And after finished with the login process, please restart.
and here is the files: phoenixOS 1.0 beta + rooted + gapps fixed

jbaumert · Feb 4, 2016 at 10:59 AM

@netson99 - Installed via MultiROM and its working GREAT!!! - Thank you for sharing your work. I've added a link to the OP so others can enjoy.

netson99 · Feb 4, 2016 at 12:18 PM

jbaumert said:
@netson99 - Installed via MultiROM and its working GREAT!!! - Thank you for sharing your work. I've added a link to the OP so others can enjoy.

Thank you with your feedback.

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dex2grigg · Feb 4, 2016 at 4:25 PM

netson99 said:
Hi all,
Here is the phoenixOS 1.0 beta with :
1. minimum Gapps installed
2. Rooted
3. Busybox Installed
4. Some applications are removed.

The recovery rom update is created by using SuperR's Kitchen (v1.0.2.4)

I test it by using twrp.
On the first time, google play store will ask to create / login to google account. And after finished with the login process, please restart.
and here is the files: phoenixOS 1.0 beta + rooted + gapps fixed

There's no root or busybox?

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netson99 · Feb 5, 2016

dex2grigg said:
There's no root or busybox?

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Thank's for your the feedback.
Can you give me more details info about:
1. Recovery type
2. did you see any Busybox / SuperSU flashing in the recovery progress log?

I only test it on TWRP (ie Multirom TWRP). And I find out that if I flash it on the secondary rom, some time SuperSU or Busybox is not flashed it properly.
But If I flash it as main rom, it work perfectly.

note: The BusyBox and SuperSU flashable zip files are available on the main zip files. So if you want to test it manually, you can extract it from the main zip file.

wokawoka · Feb 5, 2016 at 12:57 PM

tilapia

netson99 said:
Thank's for your the feedback.
Can you give me more details info about:
1. Recovery type
2. did you see any Busybox / SuperSU flashing in the recovery progress log?

I only test it on TWRP (ie Multirom TWRP). And I find out that if I flash it on the secondary rom, some time SuperSU or Busybox is not flashed it properly.
But If I flash it as main rom, it work perfectly.

note: The BusyBox and SuperSU flashable zip files are available on the main zip files. So if you want to test it manually, you can extract it from the main zip file.

Thank you very much netson for having created and shared the zip, but unfortunately Multirom TWRP on my tilapia complains that the image is for grouper .
Do you know if I can modify a parameter on your zip in order to allow TWRP to flash it on tiplapia? (phoenix os itself works on tilapia because I previously installed it and it runs fine).
Thank you in advance!

netson99 · Feb 5, 2016

wokawoka said:
Thank you very much netson for having created and shared the zip, but unfortunately Multirom TWRP on my tilapia complains that the image is for grouper .
Do you know if I can modify a parameter on your zip in order to allow TWRP to flash it on tiplapia? (phoenix os itself works on tilapia because I previously installed it and it runs fine).
Thank you in advance!

You can edit the file updater-script inside the zip files. On the first line just delete any reference about grouper.

Code:

#ASSERT
assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "grouper" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "grouper" ||
        abort("This package is for "grouper" devices; this is a "" + getprop("ro.product.device") + ""."););

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wokawoka · Feb 5, 2016 at 2:26 PM

netson99 said:
You can edit the file updater-script inside the zip files. On the first line just delete any reference about grouper.

Code:

#ASSERT assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "grouper" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "grouper" || abort("This package is for "grouper" devices; this is a "" + getprop("ro.product.device") + ""."););

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Thank you so much! I modified the file and it flashed perfectly on my tilapia. As noted before supersu and busybox did not install (I flashed it as a secondary rom) although the installation of both was correctly listed on the install log of TWRP multirom. I also tried to flash them again separately a second time but it looks like they don't want to get installed.

By the way, finding a way to install xposed would be very nice as well ...

netson99 · Feb 5, 2016 at 2:44 PM

wokawoka said:
Thank you so much! I modified the file and it flashed perfectly on my tilapia. As noted before supersu and busybox did not install (I flashed it as a secondary rom) although the installation of both was correctly listed on the install log of TWRP multirom. I also tried to flash them again separately a second time but it looks like they don't want to get installed.

By the way, finding a way to install xposed would be very nice as well ...

To solve this, if you want to keep phoenix os as secondary rom. I use this method.
1. Reboot to recovery
2. Swap the primary with the secondary (make phoenix os as primary rom)
3. And then flashed the busybox and supersu manually into primary rom.
4. Reboot primary rom and check if busybox and supersu install correctly.
5. Reboot to recovery again
6. Swap primary and secondary rom, to make phoenix os as secondary rom.

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wokawoka · Feb 5, 2016 at 2:50 PM

netson99 said:
To solve this, if you want to keep phoenix os as secondary rom. I use this method.
1. Reboot to recovery
2. Swap the primary with the secondary (make phoenix os as primary rom)
3. And then flashed the busybox and supersu manually into primary rom.
4. Reboot primary rom and check if busybox and supersu install correctly.
5. Reboot to recovery again
6. Swap primary and secondary rom, to make phoenix os as secondary rom.
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Allright, but I'm quite afraid of messing the things up as I have a lot of roms installed (and some linux installations too) and not a lot of free space so I would not like to loose my primary (and quite useful to me) rom in the process (unfortunately it happened to me in the past). Do you by chance know any other method to inject the root directly into a secondary rom installation?

netson99 · Feb 5, 2016 at 3:03 PM

wokawoka said:
Allright, but I'm quite afraid of messing the things up as I have a lot of roms installed (and some linux installations too) and not a lot of free space so I would not like to loose my primary (and quite useful to me) rom in the process (unfortunately it happened to me in the past). Do you by chance know any other method to inject the root directly into a secondary rom installation?

You can do it manually by first boot into your primary ROM and your primary ROM have to be rooted.
1. Copy the SuperSU zip files in to the phone.
2. Extract the files (ie extract to /data/local/tmp )
3. And then you can learn the updater-script for each files to do it manually.
The secondary ROM is located at /data/media/0/multirom/roms/<ROM name>/

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wokawoka · Feb 5, 2016 at 3:37 PM

netson99 said:
You can do it manually by first boot into your primary ROM and your primary ROM have to be rooted.
1. Copy the SuperSU zip files in to the phone.
2. Extract the files (ie extract to /data/local/tmp )
3. And then you can learn the updater-script for each files to do it manually.
The secondary ROM is located at /data/media/0/multirom/roms/<ROM name>/
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Not as easy as installing the zip file but I'l try and report back.
Thank you again

jbaumert · Feb 5, 2016 at 4:39 PM

I have Phoenix as a "secondary" ROM and was able to flash SuperSU in TWRP via the "Advanced/MultiROM" menu (if that helps?)

wokawoka · Feb 5, 2016 at 4:48 PM

jbaumert said:
I have Phoenix as a "secondary" ROM and was able to flash SuperSU in TWRP via the "Advanced/MultiROM" menu (if that helps?)

Which version of SuperSU did you use? If I try to flash it on a secondary rom in the same way (Advanced/MultiROM) it doesn't work here

Smarticles101 · Jan 25, 2016 6 0 0

netson99 said:
Just want to share: I have fixed the gapps installation problem on my nexus 7 grouper.

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Haha I have that same keyboard.

jbaumert · Feb 5, 2016 at 6:37 PM

wokawoka said:
Which version of SuperSU did you use? If I try to flash it on a secondary rom in the same way (Advanced/MultiROM) it doesn't work here

I used the (old) stable 2.46 - https://download.chainfire.eu/696/SuperSU/

dookie23 · Feb 5, 2016 at 6:39 PM

What version of Android?

What version of Android is this PhoenixOS running on?

Thomas_xxxxx · Feb 5, 2016 at 6:48 PM

dookie23 said:
What version of Android is this PhoenixOS running on?

5.1

netson99 · Feb 6, 2016

Upload new version with SuperSU & BusyBox is working on Multirom as secondary rom.
and here is the link phoenixOS Rooted + BusyBox - fixed
SuperSU is Stable-supersu-2.65

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