If your friend does not give me any feedback I can not include his improvements in next version...works on lg v60 (LM-V600TM) crossed over to Europe, but not your file, but edited by a respected
If your friend does not give me any feedback I can not include his improvements in next version...works on lg v60 (LM-V600TM) crossed over to Europe, but not your file, but edited by a respected
If your friend does not give me any feedback I can not include his improvements in next version...
thank you sir...i tried the zip file but still the system x and vendor are not rw...systemrw_twrp.zip
drive.google.com
I hope dear codemaster256 will not mind that I posted it here for you
https://xdaforums.com/m/jhayprince.11905675/ I do not think that this file will fit your redmi note 10 pro
Welcome back @tids2khi @lebigmac im back. could you please clarify "
systemrw: Congratulations! Your image(s) should now have R/W capability
systemrw: Please reboot into bootloader and flash the file(s) manually "
Which file do we need to flash in bootloader, the fixed_super.img ? If so what are the commands ?
Tried on crDroid 8.2 on Pixel 6 Pro on Android 12.
Could run " mount -o remount, rw / " - does not confirm device is read-only, however when copying files for eg. hosts to /etc it failed . any suggestions ?
C:\Users\ADAM>adb push hosts /etc/
adb: error: failed to copy 'hosts' to '/etc/hosts': remote couldn't create file: Permission denied
hosts: 1 file pushed, 0 skipped. 6.3 MB/s (3254933 bytes in 0.491s) fails too.
adb pull /data/local/tmp/systemrw_1.32/img/super_fixed.bin
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash super super_fixed.bin
Yes I also have that problemThanks... Doesn't work for me .. now he tells me there is no space left ( I have over 60 GB free)..
Doesn't work for me .. now he tells me there is no space left ( I have over 60 GB free)..Welcome back @tids2k
You can flash super_fixed.bin like this from your computer:
Bash:adb pull /data/local/tmp/systemrw_1.32/img/super_fixed.bin adb reboot bootloader fastboot flash super super_fixed.bin
Good luck!
Hi LebigmacHi. Sure why not. Did you check the manual installation instructions @ front page yet?
Good luck
Hi. Did you try size=0 yet? Then you can always delete useless bloatware to free up some space that way
Don't worry next upcoming version already has working auto-resize() feature that should fix this issue
You're not supposed to flash the repair.zip file. Extract it on your Linux PC and launch the repair script that's inside in terminal as root. Good luck
Hi. Thanks for your feedback. Did you try yet the repair script on a Linux machine while phone is plugged in? Good luck!
What result do you get from this command?
Bash:adb shell su getprop ro.build.version.sdk
Hi. Sorry this tool is arm64-v8a only at the moment but if you want I can upload the armeabi-v7a tools with next version!
You can check your ABI version like this:
Bash:adb shell su getprop | grep abi
Hi. Did you try manually remounting your partitions yet? Like this:
Good luck!
Hi. Are you Motorola user? Hopefully next upcoming version will be less error 73 prone and offer better compatibility with various Motorola devices out there
Wish me luck
Hi. Did you try size=0 yet? Then you can always delete useless bloatware to free up some space that way
Don't worry next upcoming version already has working auto-resize() feature that should fix this issue
Hi. That's way too much! On Xiaomi devices you can usually go up to 500 MB. On OnePlus devices I would recommend size=0 (shrink to minimum).
Don't worry next upcoming version already has working auto-resize() feature that should fix this issue
Hi LebigmacHi Lebigmac
I manually remounted partitions as you suggested, it works, I found I installed nano in system/etc
thanks
Flashed on my OnePlus 9, working system rw, thnx a lot for ur work. Can u tell me what problems I may face if factory reset my phone?If the script works on your device please send me your log files from this folder:
/data/local/tmp/systemrw_1.32/log/
And please write your phone model - Android version - firmware version
Then I can add you to the list of successful devices and it will be helpful for further development. Thank you!
How to managed script??WOW! Finally it worked! Big thank to @lebigmac who really helped me in private chat!
First of all, my device:
Xiaomi Mi 10T Lite, MIUI V.12.0.1.0 (Android 11)
I was managed to run this script with following commands :
cd /data/local/tmp/makesysrw_1.15 ./makesysrw.sh in=./files/super/super_original.bin size=100
After this, it worked without problems.
I have orangefox recovery installed, but I used to fastboot in TWRP Recovery, cause I faced some problems with orangefox.
(for this, just download your TWRP, connect your phone in fastboot and run:
"fastboot boot .\twrp...........img
"
After the script has finished, my phone rebooted successfully. I opened root explorer and created a test folder in /system. The program asked me to mount /system as read write (mount -o remount,rw /
) and e voila, remount sucessfully and write rights worked!
Thanks man
you can delete all * in /data/local/tmp
Hi Lebigmac, I did exactly what you said; when I launched the script I used size = 15...@Denny@83 What size parameter did you use? size=0 ? Try run script again with size=50 parameter
Can you do this?
According to your screenshot below your / (/system), /product and /vendor subpartitions are rw! Congratulations!
I think you just need to create more empty space that's all Don't worry brand new upcoming version which is just around the corner has working auto-resize feature already implemented
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /
mount -o remount,rw /odm
mount -o remount,rw /product
mount -o remount,rw /system_ext
mount -o remount,rw /vendor
mount | grep dm- | head -5
chmod +x /data/local/tmp/sysrw_*VERSION*/sysrw
adb shell
su
cd /data/local/tmp/sysrw_1.33
chmod +x ./sysrw
# Run program with default settings [RECOMMENDED]
./sysrw
# Specify existing super image as input [OPTIONAL]
./sysrw in=./img/super_original.img
# Specify patched super image output file path [OPTIONAL]
./sysrw out=./img/super_patched_new.img
# Specify the extra free space (in megabytes) to be added to each sub-partition of super.img [OPTIONAL]
./sysrw size=15
# Specify whether or not the patched super image should be output in raw file format [OPTIONAL]
./sysrw -r
# EXPERT EXAMPLE (Warning! This command could potentially corrupt your system. Only use at your own risk in recovery mode!)
./sysrw in=img/super_original.bin out=`realpath /dev/block/by-name/super` -r
/data/local/tmp/sysrw_*VERSION*/img
/data/local/tmp/sysrw_*VERSION*
chmod +x ./sysrw
which sh
in your shell and replace the shebang in the first line of the script with the output of that command. Don't remove the first two #!
symbols though. Then save the file and try again./data/local/tmp
directory and that the containing files are not encrypted in custom recovery!/data/local/tmp/systemrw_1.32/log/
This is awesome! Unfortunately, it doesn't support Android 12 yet : ( .
sdkCheck(){
sdkVersion=`getprop ro.build.version.sdk`
if [ $sdkVersion -lt 29 ]; then
printf "$app: Please install Android 10 or newer and try again\n\n" && exit 1
else
android=$(($sdkVersion - 19))
fi
printf "$app: Current Android version: %s\n" $android
}