[Request] [GT-S5360] Stock Ramdisk file needed - Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl

I was trying to compile kernel sources using tutorial from following link:
xgygroup.blogspot.in/2012/10/do-it-yourself-kernel-for-galaxy-young.html
But got stuck at the second last step as the ramdisk file which was needed has been removed from the cloud.
If somebody has boot.img-ramdisk.gz file, pleaze help....

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[HELP] can somebody extract this boot.img please

hi,
i have a big problem.
i have extracted with perl script the boot.img from updata.app
this works fine... but when i want to extract the boot.img, then i have many errors and the .gz files are not readable.
i have tried it under windows and ubuntu, but still the same :-(
can somebody extract the file ?
here is the .img file
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XX69Z7BM
many thanks
That img file is corrupt, or does not have a ramdisk image within it (only a kernel). Or it is using some non-standard means to store the ramdisk.
What is it from and how did you extract it?
thanks for your replay
the file is from a v845 (huawei 8120).
Firmware: V845 V100R001MYSC02B 236(Malaysia)
from here: huawei
i used the script split_updata.pl, split_bootimg.pl and unyaffs.exe
the boot.img doesn't use yaffs2, it is a raw kernel image combined with a cpio archive of the ramdisk image (and a short header to tell where the files are delimited). Your file has a corrupt header. I was able to extract it for you. Do you want me to attach it for you? I assume you extracted the kernel OK (it worked for me).
Gene Poole said:
the boot.img doesn't use yaffs2, it is a raw kernel image combined with a cpio archive of the ramdisk image (and a short header to tell where the files are delimited). Your file has a corrupt header. I was able to extract it for you. Do you want me to attach it for you? I assume you extracted the kernel OK (it worked for me).
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yes, please attach it
can you tell me, with which tools you managed to extract the kernel ?
thanks
wildgunman said:
yes, please attach it
can you tell me, with which tools you managed to extract the kernel ?
thanks
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I normally use the tools found in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551711
but like I said, your image was corrupt or something. I just hex grepped it for a gzip signature indicating the start of the gzipped cpio ramdisk portion.

Make flashable zip from zImage

Hello i have compiled stock kernel from lg sources and created the zImage file in arch/arm/boot folder using 4.6 google toolchain.I want to know how to make it flashable as zip file.I have tried anykernel tool without success :/ Any help appreciated!

How to create boot.img

I have some original C code, which I have compiled successfully, and like to put on my phone, SM-N900P. I downloaded a copy of stock firmware and used unmkbootimg to unpack the boot.img. What do I do from here on? I have searched online and this site. I believe I have to put my files in the ramdisk directory. What I do not know is what files go in there? Can I put .img files in there? Is there a specific order in which directory to use within the ramdisk? I read someone's post instructing me to put the .ko files in ramdisk/lib/modules directory. But the ramdisk directory I have does not have a /lib directory. Should I create one? I only ask because each phone seems to have a different setup. I basically have a zImage, dt.img, and a couple of other img files.
Even if you can not help, I appreciate if you point me to relevant useful information.
Thanks
sansari123 said:
I have some original C code, which I have compiled successfully, and like to put on my phone, SM-N900P. I downloaded a copy of stock firmware and used unmkbootimg to unpack the boot.img. What do I do from here on? I have searched online and this site. I believe I have to put my files in the ramdisk directory. What I do not know is what files go in there? Can I put .img files in there? Is there a specific order in which directory to use within the ramdisk? I read someone's post instructing me to put the .ko files in ramdisk/lib/modules directory. But the ramdisk directory I have does not have a /lib directory. Should I create one? I only ask because each phone seems to have a different setup. I basically have a zImage, dt.img, and a couple of other img files.
Even if you can not help, I appreciate if you point me to relevant useful information.
Thanks
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boot.img contain: ramdisk, zImage (kernel compressed with modules), dtb (device tree binary) and some time have name dt.img.
When you compile kernel from source, you will get zImage and dt.img (if you use dtbTool to merge all device tree rev). Use xiaolu's unmkbootimg to extract stock kernel to get ramdisk and modify it, replace zImage and dt.img then repack it to become boot.img and ready to flash it.
You should create thread in Q&A box
hiepgia said:
boot.img contain: ramdisk, zImage (kernel compressed with modules), dtb (device tree binary) and some time have name dt.img.
When you compile kernel from source, you will get zImage and dt.img (if you use dtbTool to merge all device tree rev). Use xiaolu's unmkbootimg to extract stock kernel to get ramdisk and modify it, replace zImage and dt.img then repack it to become boot.img and ready to flash it.
You should create thread in Q&A box
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Thanks. I'll move to Q&A

[Q] How do I add my own img file to a separate partition ?

I am a beginner, and I have compiled a game built with C. The instructions I have say that I have to flash the final .img file to a separate partition on my SM-N900P. Now I have successfully downloaded the stockfirmware, unpacked it with mkbootimg, built my own dtb.img and flashed the phone. (Side note: I got an error about Samsung Keyboard, which if you know how I can address I would be grateful). I do not know how / where to put the .img file I compiled though. Do I pack it when I tar my files?

extraction of kernel form rom installation file

Hi,
Do you know how to extract kernel from installation file of rom and make flashable (in TWRP) zip kernel file ?
I need extract ant make flashable kernel file from [ROM][AQF5][6.0.1][G900x]SkiesROM UX v3.1 A7 2017
I will be grateful for your help
tomaasz said:
Hi,
Do you know how to extract kernel from installation file of rom and make flashable (in TWRP) zip kernel file ?
I need extract ant make flashable kernel file from [ROM][AQF5][6.0.1][G900x]SkiesROM UX v3.1 A7 2017
I will be grateful for your help
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Hi,
Sorry for the delayed reply.
Can you be little more specific? Do you want to 1) extract the kernel (that is an "zImage") image or 2) simply the "boot.img"?
The second task is simple as you can simply copy the "boot.img" from the ROM zip. You can flash "boot.img" directly via twrp (no need to make flashable zip).
The first task, however, is bit complicated as it requires the use of some tools like mkbootimg or Android Image Kitchen to split the "boot.img". You can flash the obtained "zImage" by simply copying that into an existing anykernel based klte custom kernel. :laugh:
Feel free to contact me for any further clarification/help.
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. I needed flashable zip kernel file extracted from SkiesRom.
I wanted patch this by DualBoot
tomaasz said:
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. I needed flashable zip kernel file extracted from SkiesRom.
I wanted patch this by DualBoot
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Hi, if you have a Linux, you can easily extract the zImage from the "boot.img" using mkbootimg (see previous comment for links). If you want me to do that job, feel free to send the "boot.img" of that mentioned ROM (I'll make a flashable anykernel zip file for you so that you can flash over any ROM).
Regarding the DualBoot, I really do not know...

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