[shell][utility][terminal] munky-tool

[mike the inkman]

***MUNKY-TOOL***
IS AN ONBOARD ANDROID UTILITY

FEATURES

• 
  [*]Copy system.img
  [*]Copy boot.img
  [*]Backup efs
  [*]Logcat
  [*]Backup and Restore Contacts
  [*]Out For A Rip
  

Munky-tool will locate and copy most partitions without you having to track down paths. This is convenient if you use a ROM kitchen, or just want to make a backup of your system without using custom recovery. Some devices do have weird partition names, and munky-tool will not find them. If this happens to you, run the following command in terminal emulator

ls /dev/block/platform/*/by-name

Paste the output and your device name in the comments, and I will work your device in if possible.


INSTRUCTIONS

• Download zip or clone git
• Place extracted munky-tool folder in system partition (must be able to set permissions)
• Set permissions of munky-tool script (not the directory) to at least 775 (rwx rwx rw)
• Open terminal emulator and key in 'su' for root permissions
• cd to the munky-tool directory
• Type ./munky-tool to execute the script and start the utility

​

DOWNLOAD

github

 

[Negan]

Dude once again you're creativity and hard work is paying off. Great job man
Style point for the rip bud!

 

[SaschaKH]

Sounds very helpfull and as markbencze already replyed I gues it's working on the O+O too. Have to try it in the next days.

thx markbencze for sharing.

 

[mike the inkman]

Sounds very helpfull and as markbencze already replyed I gues it's working on the O+O too. Have to try it in the next days.

thx markbencze for sharing.

Yes. I tested it on my OPO. It went out for a rip. It will run on any device, and it will find the partitions on most.

 

[itsnie]

Where's the download link dude, i'm not find download link from github ?

 

[mike the inkman]

Where's the download link dude, i'm not find download link from github ?

On the right side of page near the clone url, there should be a button that says download as zip.

 

[mike the inkman]

Just realized you have to be in desktop view to see the download as zip button. I will post an additional link a little later.

 

[mike the inkman]

Just added backup and restore contacts.

 

[Rukbat]

N-i-c-e!

Thank you.

I've been working on the same sort of thing, and trying to figure out how to get adb connected to the phone with debugging off, for those people (I won't use the word I'm thinking of) who don't make backups, then break the screen, or bootloop the phone. Your script makes finding the data partition trivial, but I'm still working on the "force debugging on from outside" part.

But munky is going to be part of my phone from now on.

 

[mike the inkman]

N-i-c-e!

Thank you.

I've been working on the same sort of thing, and trying to figure out how to get adb connected to the phone with debugging off, for those people (I won't use the word I'm thinking of) who don't make backups, then break the screen, or bootloop the phone. Your script makes finding the data partition trivial, but I'm still working on the "force debugging on from outside" part.

But munky is going to be part of my phone from now on.

Thanks, man. Glad to hear you like it.

 

[Azlun]

***MUNKY-TOOL***
IS AN ONBOARD ANDROID UTILITY

FEATURES

• 
  [*]Copy system.img
  [*]Copy boot.img
  [*]Backup efs
  [*]Logcat
  [*]Backup and Restore Contacts
  [*]Out For A Rip
  

Munky-tool will locate and copy most partitions without you having to track down paths. This is convenient if you use a ROM kitchen, or just want to make a backup of your system without using custom recovery. Some devices do have weird partition names, and munky-tool will not find them. If this happens to you, run the following command in terminal emulator

ls /dev/block/platform/*/by-name

Paste the output and your device name in the comments, and I will work your device in if possible.


INSTRUCTIONS

• Download zip or clone git
• Place extracted munky-tool folder in system partition (must be able to set permissions)
• Set permissions of munky-tool script (not the directory) to at least 775 (rwx rwx rw)
• Open terminal emulator and key in 'su' for root permissions
• cd to the munky-tool directory
• Type ./munky-tool to execute the script and start the utility

​

DOWNLOAD

github

Good Tool, do you already plan to support restore EFS? which make a full loop of running time change the EFS setting without a PC,
this can help to me to control the modem band preset selections for network testing purpose.

 

[mike the inkman]

Good Tool, do you already plan to support restore EFS? which make a full loop of running time change the EFS setting without a PC,
this can help to me to control the modem band preset selections for network testing purpose.

It is usually done in bootloader, but I am pretty sure I can make it work. Just need to test it before I release it. I am also going to release this as an apk soon. (Don't know how soon, but I probably won't have time for a few weeks)

 

[Rukbat]

An app that we can point new users to that will back up their userdata partition? Fantastic!

 

[mike the inkman]

An app that we can point new users to that will back up their userdata partition? Fantastic!

Yeah, I think it will fill a need. I am going to do an APK to do the things from this script, and a corresponding GUI Linux package for APK modding, and maybe do something for Windows as I get time. In the process of moving somewhat unexpectedly, so it is taking longer than I would have liked.