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    #16
    I don't know. You can't choose anything in the recovery and an stock update.img should flash from internal store without trouble. Maybe your recovery does not support flashing from internal storage.
    I have used this flashing routine with Rockship rk2818 the last time. :-)
    Btw how do you get the update.img in the storage without PC.

    JDfense --->I8160

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      #17
      Originally posted by JDfense View Post
      I don't know. You can't choose anything in the recovery and an stock update.img should flash from internal store without trouble. Maybe your recovery does not support flashing from internal storage.
      I have used this flashing routine with Rockship rk2818 the last time. :-)
      Btw how do you get the update.img in the storage without PC.

      JDfense --->I8160
      Hello,
      for recovery menu option:

      update rkimage from external storage

      i can put the update.img in the external SD card

      and also
      for recovery menu option:

      apply update from external storage

      i can put the update.zip in the external SD card
      and choose it (the remote command works when i am in recovery mode, i can navigate on the menu)

      The update.zip is seen by the device, it tries to open it but then it tells that it is not valid...

      The update.zip that i put on the sd card is also automatically opened by the system without going to receovery menu...
      infact after the boot, when the system starts (the few seconds it is not freezed), it asks if i would like to update it using the update.zip of the SD card

      but i have not a valid update.zip... perhaps i have to build one...
      i think i can try a generic update.zip for rk3188...

      perhaps some owner of tr-42 can create it... i dont know with which application... perhaps the backup creates a zip file?
      (i think it must not be an img file, it must be a zip of all system directories , meta-inf etc..
      the classic zip file used to update smartphones...)

      do you know how to create such zip file for T-R42?

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        #18
        No, I don't know for rockship devices. Be careful with generetic update.zip.
        Has your stock recovery factory reset or anything like
        format cache/dalvic cache?

        JDfense ----> Nexus 7 ~ 2013

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          #19
          Originally posted by JDfense View Post
          No, I don't know for rockship devices. Be careful with generetic update.zip.
          Has your stock recovery factory reset or anything like
          format cache/dalvic cache?

          JDfense ----> Nexus 7 ~ 2013
          Yes,
          the options of the recovery menu (4.2.01) are:

          - reboot system now
          - apply update from external storage
          - update rkimage from external storage
          - apply update from cache
          - wipe data/factory reset
          - wipe cache partition


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            #20
            Have you tried a full wipe. This means execute wipe data/factory and cache. You will loose all user data, but maybe your ROM is then stable.

            JDfense --->I8160

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              #21
              Originally posted by JDfense View Post
              Have you tried a full wipe. This means execute wipe data/factory and cache. You will loose all user data, but maybe your ROM is then stable.

              JDfense --->I8160
              thanks, i already tried but with no success.... but

              perhaps i found something that can help to build the update.zip by myself:
              google `build your own update.zip` xda thread
              and


              download
              generic cwm
              if you try to install the generic cwm starting the update from recovery menu, the update starts,
              but stops checking the device model...rk3066
              perhaps its enought to modify the updater script where there is this check and rebuild the zip, signing it with the above tool

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                #22
                Originally posted by JDfense View Post
                Have you tried a full wipe. This means execute wipe data/factory and cache. You will loose all user data, but maybe your ROM is then stable.

                JDfense --->I8160
                Hello,
                finally i found the tool that signs correctly all the zips i create
                and also the tool that helps to create the zip and the updater script, putting in it all the stuff i want (kernel.img, boot.img, and so on) to make a complete zip to be flashed via recovery menu from SD card, without the need of connection with pc, rkbatchtool, rkandroidtool and so on
                It is an XDA thread:

                This script has 2 main uses: 1. Modify an update.zip 2. Create an update.zip For #1 - You just extract the contents of an update.zip into the placehere folder, modify its contents, and run the script stating to create an update.zip For #2 - So...


                My device find the zips created with these tools valid, so i can do any update i want
                I already tried a simple updater scripts that only prints some informations on the screen with ui_print

                Now i have only to learn the sintax of the updater script language, and to build the zip with all parts i need to recover my system...

                Thanks

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                  #23
                  And now your Rockship device work fine.
                  Good job.

                  JDfense ----> Nexus 7 ~ 2013

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by JDfense View Post
                    And now your Rockship device work fine.
                    Good job.

                    JDfense ----> Nexus 7 ~ 2013
                    YEEES!!
                    NO MORE BRICKED!

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