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321Ok so i made this tool for personal use, but i saw a lot of people wanted this, so here it is
Step 1. Download it from ATTACHMENTS
Step 2. Decompress it to a folder
Step 3. Download your recovery for your SAMSUNG device from here
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager/
Step 4. Rename it to "recovery.img" then move it to the folder you decompressed the tool at earlier
Step 5. Open the "Runme" file and theres your recovery.tar.md5 File ready to flash with odin
please if you used my tool give me some credit and relink to this page as the tool you used to make the file
Rate this thread and press the thanks button82I had the same error that several others had when trying this out (out of gid_t range). I fixed it by editing Runme.bat and adding --group=1 to the tar line so that it looks like this:
Code:bin\tar --group=1 -H ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar
Great tool, once editing this it did exactly what I needed! Thanks!30FIX for script errors and not running
Script is invalid due to `tar` command
FIX :
1-right click "Runme.bat" and choose "edit" from menu.
2-convert second line which istoCode:bin\tar -H ustar -c recovery.img > recovery.tar3-save file and close notepad.Code:bin\tar -cf recovery.tar recovery.img
4-put recovery.img file in the folder and run "Runme.bat"
make sure to first remove the existent recovery.tar.md5 from the folder (I don't think it matters but prompt wouldn't come up for overwrite).
@cabloomi good effort and nice tool, saved me personally the trouble of rebooting every time I have to create a .tar.md5 from a .img, I don't know why you used the tar command in this way though, `man tar` clearly states command `tar -cf archive.tar foo` to create .tar files. Please clear that up for me. Same thing with `md5sum`, if you look up man for it, the command is different.
EDIT: I attached a file with the script fixed.11
How do you do this excatly? Sorry such a noob question.
Figured it out! Thanks!
For those who don't know, you can right-click on the "recovery.img" file you moved into the folder you extracted the tool into and open it with cmd (command prompt)(browse for cmd if it's not listed) and then copy the code gIMpSTa wrote above and paste it in the cmd and press enter to send that command and then it's done. A TAR file called "recovery" shows up in the folder you extracted the tool into and you then just use that file in odin! ta-da!
