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[08/03/2019] AMlogic Tools [6.0.0][A new milestone][Donate Version Available]

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  • ricky divjakovski
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    V7.0.0 will be aired this weekend, had some issues with S922 devices, the tool now uses python for unpacking, size issues are now resolved aswell and does have 9.0 support integrated

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  • raruba
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    Originally posted by 5im View Post

    I tested it with an Android 9 image (beelink gt-king) and it did not work.
    dont work at all for me.

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  • 5im
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    Originally posted by raruba View Post

    Yeah Pie runs really good and stable.
    I tested it with an Android 9 image (beelink gt-king) and it did not work.

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  • raruba
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    Originally posted by Hendi [HenracTech] View Post
    Hi Ricky,

    No sooner did get your tool working great on 8 now everyone whats PIE ... any indications when your custom tool may be able to do android 9?
    Yeah Pie runs really good and stable.

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  • Hendi [HenracTech]
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    Hi Ricky,

    No sooner did get your tool working great on 8 now everyone whats PIE ... any indications when your custom tool may be able to do android 9?

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  • dsh
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    Is it possible to modify android firmware to run certain app on startup and lock to it?

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  • raruba
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    well don't work for me!!!!! only works on version 4..and no 32 bit computer don't work on v4 or v6
    Last edited by raruba; 02 June 2019, 06:29.

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  • ricky divjakovski
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    I dont think so, i use 64 bit windows 10 and all seems to be working for me

  • sagert
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    Originally posted by raruba View Post
    Still don't work for me, just turns itself off while unpacking...4.0 works but won't repack.
    Can you use a 32bit computer??

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  • raruba
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    Still don't work for me, just turns itself off while unpacking...4.0 works but won't repack.

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  • TheBlackening
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    Hello Ricky

    Great tool. I've been checking out some of the functions, although i'm a noob in these areas, i see lots of stuff to customize. Thanks for your hard work.

    I was wondering... is it possible to change the maximum cpu frequency with this tool?

    Thanks in advance

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  • urie
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    Has anyone any idea what the apk is if any for the clean memory application on T95Z or is it part of the launcher.
    Thanks

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  • Twisted714
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    what is the suggested donation?
    Thanks

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  • ricky divjakovski
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    add this line
    settings put global policy_control immersive.full=* above
    MARK=/data/local/symbol_thirdpart_apks_installed be sure to make this change with notepad++ to preserve EOL characters, save and repack

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  • urie
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    Ok Ricky I have found the preinstall.sh file in the T95Z-3GB-912C-2018-4-16-v1076 unpacked aml_upgrade_package.img,

    and the init.d folder in the poison 4.3 rom it contains file, called 01ImmersiveMode
    is there any place exactly I should add it to in the preinstall.sh file .

    01ImmersiveMode
    Code:
    #!/system/bin/sh
    
    while [ ""`getprop dev.bootcomplete` != "1" ] ; do sleep 1; done
    
    settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
    preinstall.sh
    Code:
    #!/system/bin/sh
    
    mount -o remount,rw /system  
    
    echo "===============123=================" > /dev/kmsg
    SELF_PATH="/system/bin/self_cal.sh"
    if [ -e $SELF_PATH ];
    then
       echo "===============self_cal.sh=================" > /dev/kmsg
       rmmod wlan
       sleep 1
    
       insmod /system/lib/compat_9377.ko
       insmod /system/lib/cfg80211_9377.ko
       insmod /system/lib/wlan_9377.ko con_mode=5
    
       sleep 3
    
       rmmod wlan
    
       rm -rf $SELF_PATH
    else
      echo "===============no=================" > /dev/kmsg
    fi
    
    MARK=/data/local/symbol_thirdpart_apks_installed
    PKGS=/system/preinstall/
    FLAG=/data/local/apks_installed_tcnt
    TCNT=`find $PKGS -name "*.apk"| xargs ls  -lR|grep "^-"|wc -l`
    echo "#########################################################"
    echo $TCNT
    echo "#########################################################"
    if [ ! -e $MARK ]; then
    echo "booting the first time, so pre-install some APKs."
    
    busybox find $PKGS -name "*\.apk" -exec sh /system/bin/pm install {} \;
    
    # NO NEED to delete these APKs since we keep a mark under data partition.
    # And the mark will be wiped out after doing factory reset, so you can install
    # these APKs again if files are still there.
    # busybox rm -rf $PKGS
    
    touch $MARK
    echo $TCNT >> $FLAG
    echo "OK, installation complete."
    fi;
    
    if [ -e $FLAG ]; then
    
        TCNT_O=`cat $FLAG`
    
        if [ $TCNT_O -ne $TCNT  ] ; then
    
    
        echo "booting the second time, so pre-install some APKs."
    
        busybox find $PKGS -name "*\.apk" -exec sh /system/bin/pm install {} \;
    
        echo "##########################OK, installation complete.#############################"
    
        fi;
    fi;

    Thanks again
    George

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