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[08/03/2019] AMlogic Tools [6.0.0][A new milestone][Donate Version Available]
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Fixed it. Hate myself for not checking this earlier. The "file_contexts_tool.exe" was trigging my virus software.
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Originally posted by Tonian View Post
Yeah sure.
tried deleting tmp folder, editing permissions etc. still same crash
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Originally posted by Tonian View Post
Yeah the program gets to Level 2/ Kernel unpack and then closes.
would love to give more detail but the isnt a crash warning, error message etc.
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Originally posted by ricky divjakovski View Post
Im gonna resolve this issue, ill find out what it is and grt back to you, buy it itms kernel related right?
would love to give more detail but the isnt a crash warning, error message etc.
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Originally posted by jasonnimwegen View Post
Can you delete the temp folder in AMLTools Folder? if not, you probably have a permission issue. eg You were working on a image, and say you then moved that image to another location. You then went to use AMLTools again and it still has files in the tmp folder, but because you moved that image, the tool will throw up an error now. You need to delete the tmp folder, if it won't let you, you can change permission on the tmp folder to let you delete it. Once the tmp folder is deleted, the tool should work again. To change the permission, right click on tmp, go to properties, security, advanced, click change, type your username, click Ok, Tick "Replace owner on subcontainers and objects", click apply, ok, ok,ok and you should be able to delete the tmp folder now in AMLTools. Tool should work now.
Will try the editing the permissions later. Ta
not sure about moving images though. i don't move images round that much. i have 1 folder with all my images in. i copy the 1 image i want to the AML Tools folder. When the program doesn't work, i delete the entire aml tools folder as it's no longer needed.
if i need the aml tools again, i just extract the AML TOOLS folder from the zip again. The shouldn't be any old tmps files as its a new extract each time i use it.
Hope that makes sense
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Originally posted by Tonian View PostJava version doesnt matter. got both 32 and 64. still same crash
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Originally posted by Tonian View PostJava version doesnt matter. got both 32 and 64. still same crash
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Originally posted by Tonian View Post
PM me the source code for 4.0 and ill run it via VS Debug and pin point exactly where its failing.
hopefully get some time tonight
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Originally posted by ricky divjakovski View Post
Thanks, ill look more into this but its hard to pin point the issue, i can however mod the kernel unpacker
hopefully get some time tonight
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Originally posted by Tonian View PostNot tried anything different for a few days so still the same issue as before.
program crashes out at when trying to unpack the Kernel. only on 4.0. 3.5 works via Visual studios debug (unpacking, never tried repacking)
Will have another play over the weekend
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Not tried anything different for a few days so still the same issue as before.
program crashes out at when trying to unpack the Kernel. only on 4.0. 3.5 works via Visual studios debug (unpacking, never tried repacking)
Will have another play over the weekend
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Originally posted by Tonian View Post
honestly cant remember, in work at the moment so cant check.
i just know i needed JDK for the original customization tool.
i suspect i would go for x64 unless the customization tool specifically needed x86.
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Originally posted by ricky divjakovski View Post
32 or 64 bit?
I installed 32
i just know i needed JDK for the original customization tool.
i suspect i would go for x64 unless the customization tool specifically needed x86.
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