Treble Toolkit [A and A/B]

[stevegsames]

Welcome to Treble Toolkit, a software that has various tools designed for devices with Project Treble support.

Features:
Treble GSI Flashing, TWRP Flashing, TWRP Booting, Bootloader Unlocker, Permissiver Flasher and FreeCMD (allows you to run your own commands in the Platform Tools included), dynamic theme (adapts to your computer's theme), Partition Erasing and Integrated Updating Service (Annotation 2).

Compatibility:

Treble Toolkit - Supported Operating Systems

Know if your computer is compatible with Treble Toolkit.

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Device Compatibility:

Treble Toolkit - Supported Devices

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Screenshots:

Treble Toolkit - Screenshots

Check out some screenshots of Treble Toolkit.

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Downloads:

Treble Toolkit - Downloads

Download links for all versions of Treble Toolkit.

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Source Code:

Treble Toolkit - Open Source

Download and learn how to build the Treble Toolkit source code.

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Update Server (If anyone's curious):

https://www.dropbox.com/home/TrebleToolkitOTA

(release.zip and version are for launchers 5.2-5.9 and update.zip and version.txt for launchers 6.0-current)

 

[stevegsames]

Hello to all Treble Toolkit users.
Please rate the current 21.9.1 design from 1 to 10 and please leave feedback (if any).
I'm currently taking select user suggestions for future versions of Treble Toolkit to improve even more.

 

[stevegsames]

The compatibility list has moved to:

Treble Toolkit - Supported Operating Systems

Know if your computer is compatible with Treble Toolkit.

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And:

Treble Toolkit - Supported Devices

Know if your Android device is compatible with Treble Toolkit.

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[dhacke]

@stevegsames

Very interesting and nice tool. Thx for that.
I can confirm that the flashing of a gsi works with Xperia XZ2 Dual (idk about twrp and bl unlocker; i didn't test it).

I used phhussons android 10 quack gsi for the test. The vbmeta img was the special vbmeta for GSIs.

Two questions:
1. Can you make the tool for Linux?
2. Do this tool supports fastbootd? The newer pixels need this mode to flash system imgs.

 

[stevegsames]

Thank you!

I will add the device as a working device and I will start working on a Linux version as I have Ubuntu dual booted in my machine.

 

[dhacke]

I will add the device as a working device and I will start working on a Linux version as I have Ubuntu dual booted in my machine.

Thx.
What about fastbootd?

Btw if needed i can play the tester for linux and the fastbootd thing because my second pc runs on a debian 10 distro and i'm using a pixel 4 xl as daily device.

PS: Just as friendly suggestion: Your op would be better readable if you make some paragraphs

 

[stevegsames]

I´m currently researching that fastbootd thing

Thx.
What about fastbootd?

Btw if needed i can play the tester for linux and the fastbootd thing because my second pc runs on a debian 10 distro and i'm using a pixel 4 xl as daily device.

I didn´t know that even existed, so it might take a few days, same for linux, as I don´t know much about coding in linux.

 

[dhacke]

I didn´t know that even existed, so it might take a few days, same for linux, as I don´t know much about coding in linux.

No problem. Before a few month i didn't know from it, too. Seems that it is introduced since android 10. So i guess more and more devices will need this mode in the future.

Here's a link for some info. Mayby it helps you someway.

https://source.android.com/devices/bootloader/fastbootd



No problem. Take the time you need.

 

[stevegsames]

I researched it

No problem. Before a few month i didn't know from it, too. Seems that it is introduced since android 10. So i guess more and more devices will need this mode in the future.

Here's a link for some info. Mayby it helps you someway.

https://source.android.com/devices/bootloader/fastbootd



No problem. Take the time you need.

Can you test the current version on the pixel? I believe the commands weren´t changed (except for recovery)

 

[dhacke]

Can you test the current version on the pixel? I believe the commands weren´t changed (except for recovery)

Yes i can. But i will wait with the test until the february sec patch comes because then i flashing anyway.

 

[stevegsames]

OK

Yes i can. But i will wait with the test until the february sec patch comes because then i flashing anyway.

Sounds Good

 

[stevegsames]

Linux version

Yes i can. But i will wait with the test until the february sec patch comes because then i flashing anyway.

Linux version released

 

[dhacke]

Linux version released

Great news. I will test it at least for my xz Dual as soon as possible (before february sec patch).

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Sry but i don't understand how i use it with Linux. I copied the vbmeta file and the system.img into the tool but for what do i need all chmod things?

I have already the plattform tools installed (on my desktop). So in my understanding is should be enough when i copy the folder "Place GSI Files here" into my plattform tool, then copy the "Flash-A-B.sh' and run it in the terminal there.
But the script doesn't run.
Mayby i make something wrong


Update 1:
I tested once more and copied the entire folder of the unzipped GSI Flasher into the plattform tools.
Then opened the terminal there, run chmod 755 Flash-A-B.sh and at least the terminal accept the script.
Nevertheless i get the following errors:

mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file
mv: The call from stat for '*.img' isn't possible: File or directory not found
mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file
mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file

After that i get errors in the Flash-A-B.sh script at line 18-21 with ''./fastboot: no permission. When i execute the script with sudo it's the same picture.



Update 2:
Finally get the Flash-A-B.sh working. I copy all the necessary files in the root of my plattform tools and copy the script at this place too.
Then i edit it so that i had only the fastboot commands in there. And voila the script runs without any errors.
Idk what you think about it but mayby the Linux version should be changed so that the user needs to copy the files in the plattform tools root, edit the file name in the scripts and just run it in the terminal.

 

[stevegsames]

About that?

Great news. I will test it at least for my xz Dual as soon as possible (before february sec patch).

---------- Post added at 08:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:35 PM ----------




Sry but i don't understand how i use it with Linux. I copied the vbmeta file and the system.img into the tool but for what do i need all chmod things?

I have already the plattform tools installed (on my desktop). So in my understanding is should be enough when i copy the folder "Place GSI Files here" into my plattform tool, then copy the "Flash-A-B.sh' and run it in the terminal there.
But the script doesn't run.
Mayby i make something wrong


Update 1:
I tested once more and copied the entire folder of the unzipped GSI Flasher into the plattform tools.
Then opened the terminal there, run chmod 755 Flash-A-B.sh and at least the terminal accept the script.
Nevertheless i get the following errors:

mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file
mv: The call from stat for '*.img' isn't possible: File or directory not found
mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file
mv: '1.img' and '1.img' are the same file

After that i get errors in the Flash-A-B.sh script at line 18-21 with ''./fastboot: no permission. When i execute the script with sudo it's the same picture.



Update 2:
Finally get the Flash-A-B.sh working. I copy all the necessary files in the root of my plattform tools, copy the script there too.
Then i edit it so that i had only the fastboot commands in there. And voila the script runs without any errors.
Idk what you think about it but mayby the Linux version should be changed so that the user needs to copy the files in the plattform tools root, edit the file name in the script and just run it in the terminal.

You don´t need to do that.
1-cd to the GSI tools
run those commands.
Be careful as some of them have some stuff you need to replace with your info.

Making a toolkit for Linux is a bit of a mixed bag, as there are thousands of distros... I only tested it with Ubuntu... What´s your distro?

As for the "1.img" errors, they are normal, it just means you ran it previously without changing the system.img. No need to worry about those.
Edit: please post your full logs!
Edit 2: The chmods are because this toolkit comes with integrated adb/fastboot (just like in windows)

 

[dhacke]

Making a toolkit for Linux is a bit of a mixed bag, as there are thousands of distros... I only tested it with Ubuntu... What´s your distro?

Yeah Linux is tricky sometimes. You get a error and first you have no idea why you get it


I picked out the needed fastboot commands for my current gsi devices out of your scripts so i have everything what need atm.

I'm on a debian 10 distro named MX Linux 19.

 

[stevegsames]

Can you do the following?

Yeah Linux is tricky sometimes. You get a error and first you have no idea why you get it


I picked out the needed fastboot commands for my current gsi devices out of your scripts so i have everything what need atm.

I'm on a debian 10 distro named MX Linux 19.

Please put the system/boot/vbmeta files and run the toolkit.
After that please confirm that in the system/boot/vbmeta files are named 1.img
And when you run it please attach the full log.

 

[dhacke]

Please put the system/boot/vbmeta files and run the toolkit.
After that please confirm that in the system/boot/vbmeta files are named 1.img
And when you run it please attach the full log.

Do i need all three files (boot, system, vbmeta) to get the tool working? I'm asking because for example for my xperia xz2 i have only a system and vbmeta.img. No boot.img.

 

[stevegsames]

Oh, about that

You do need to have a boot.img, because this formats your current boot partition. I found this article that might help you: https://xdaforums.com/xperia-xz2/help/h8216-stock-boot-image-t3813788
Edit: I Will respond tomorrow, since I gtg to sleep bc it's late here in Portugal...

 

[koyo]

This cool tool just installed Pixel Experience for me. Fantastic, much better than doing it via TWRP tbh (since the TWRP on my Moto G7 Power frequently has a no touch screen bug. Constantly having to restart TWRP makes it take longer). Thanks for this tool.

I wonder if it could also install GSIs for the E6, which does not have TWRP yet

 

[stevegsames]

Yes, you can!

You just need:
-Your phone's boot.img, desired gsi and vbmeta (A/B
or
-Your phone's boot.img and desired gsi (A-Only)

- Unlocked bootloader