I have two directories on my phone that I'm not sure about. Here is what ls in the root of my phone spits out:
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sqlite_stmt_journals
config
cache
emmc
sdcard
d
etc
system
sys
sbin
proc
logo.rle
init.rc
init.heroc.rc~
init.heroc.rc
init.hero.rc~
init.goldfish.rc
init
default.prop
data
root
dev
The ones in question are:
init.heroc.rc~
init.hero.rc~
d
Does anyone if these are legit and if they can be deleted or not?
Well, the .rc's are not directories, (or at least they shouldn't be) they are likely configuration files. Since they are appended by tildas (~) they are likely old versions of the originals (can't say for certain). The d folder likely contains daemons.
I am basing this off my own linux knowledge, I do not have experience with an android as of yet.
Transmition said:
Well, the .rc's are not directories, (or at least they shouldn't be) they are likely configuration files. Since they are appended by tildas (~) they are likely old versions of the originals (can't say for certain). The d folder likely contains daemons.
I am basing this off my own linux knowledge, I do not have experience with an android as of yet.
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So the .rc~'s can go? Not sure what a daemon is, but I'm thinking it's not something I want to delete though
I'll nandroid and give it a shot and see what happens.
the init.hero.rc~ files are backups created while editing. Common when using beta/testing software. You can delete them, but they will return as they are in the ramdisk.
The d is an error. You also have a directory named init . You're supposed to have a directory named init.d, and no dir named init or named d. If this is not something you have done, let the developer of the ROM know there's a little bug that needs fixed.
Off topic, insomnia sucks and I needed to say that
gbhil said:
the init.hero.rc~ files are backups created while editing. Common when using beta/testing software. You can delete them, but they will return as they are in the ramdisk.
The d is an error. You also have a directory named init . You're supposed to have a directory named init.d, and no dir named init or named d. If this is not something you have done, let the developer of the ROM know there's a little bug that needs fixed.
Off topic, insomnia sucks and I needed to say that
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Thanks! And yes I agree, insomnia is a bummer :/
Are you really from Tanzania?
gbhil said:
Off topic, insomnia sucks and I needed to say that
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right there with ya man.
Gregalous said:
Thanks! And yes I agree, insomnia is a bummer :/
Are you really from Tanzania?
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Tanzania? No I'm from Florida. Why do you ask?
And your welcome
edit: nevermind lol. how the hell did that get there??
gbhil said:
If this is not something you have done, let the developer of the ROM know there's a little bug that needs fixed.
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Darch's AOSP 2.1 actually. I know you're working with him on it so maybe you could let him know. I'll post it in the thread too but this is a fairly minor issue
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I want to edit the system.sqhs and insert new fonts.
someone know how to do it?
in linux
unsquashfs system.sqsh
here is a tutorial
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=610303
Maikeu Locatelli said:
in linux
unsquashfs system.sqsh
here is a tutorial
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=610303
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Hey Maikeu,
Is there a tutorial something like that except for topaz maybe? I can successfully unsquashfs the XDAndroid 2.1 system.sqsh just fine...but when I try to unsquashfs the 1.6 (TopazKernal16) system.sqsh, it makes it to about 70% then stops saying "Killed".
If you could point me in the right direction for help, that would be great! If it makes a difference, I'm actually using Vector Linux instead of Ubuntu.
Thanks!
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Hey Maikeu,
Is there a tutorial something like that except for topaz maybe? I can successfully unsquashfs the XDAndroid 2.1 system.sqsh just fine...but when I try to unsquashfs the 1.6 (TopazKernal16) system.sqsh, it makes it to about 70% then stops saying "Killed".
If you could point me in the right direction for help, that would be great! If it makes a difference, I'm actually using Vector Linux instead of Ubuntu.
Thanks!
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Ok...it took me forever but I figured it out...
Just a couple things to note (in case anyone else is trying to do this)...when you "unsquash" the system.sqsh, it creates a "squashfs-root" folder where everything is. Move all that stuff up a folder so it's all in the "system" folder and you can delete the "squashfs-root".
Also, when using "mksquashfs" make sure to use " -nolzma" at the end...Don't quite know what it is, must be something with compression because I notices the end sqsh file is slightly bigger...but that's what you have to tag on so when booting Android it can actually mount the sqsh file.
iceman198 said:
Hey Maikeu,
Is there a tutorial something like that except for topaz maybe? I can successfully unsquashfs the XDAndroid 2.1 system.sqsh just fine...but when I try to unsquashfs the 1.6 (TopazKernal16) system.sqsh, it makes it to about 70% then stops saying "Killed".
If you could point me in the right direction for help, that would be great! If it makes a difference, I'm actually using Vector Linux instead of Ubuntu.
Thanks!
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Sorry, i never tried and i dont understand a lot of this to help you, i know only how to unpack and repack, really sorry.
Have a lot of people that know, but i dont know why, they dont help us.
i know that the squashfstools 4 dont works, it unpack, but the repack dont works in kernel of pphusson, the 3.3.7 works good for me
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/squashfs/
iceman198 said:
Ok...it took me forever but I figured it out...
Just a couple things to note (in case anyone else is trying to do this)...when you "unsquash" the system.sqsh, it creates a "squashfs-root" folder where everything is. Move all that stuff up a folder so it's all in the "system" folder and you can delete the "squashfs-root".
Also, when using "mksquashfs" make sure to use " -nolzma" at the end...Don't quite know what it is, must be something with compression because I notices the end sqsh file is slightly bigger...but that's what you have to tag on so when booting Android it can actually mount the sqsh file.
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is rename the "squashfs-root" to "system" is good enough ?
yosidia said:
is rename the "squashfs-root" to "system" is good enough ?
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yeah, that will work...but you can just keep it the same name without every creating a "system" folder. I don't even bother using the "genext2fs" tool...I just "unsquashfs" it and it will create the "squashfs-root" folder and then when I'm done modifying it, just
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mksquasfs squashfs-root system.img -nolzma
and that should do it.
You'll know if it doesn't work cuz Android will error while loading system.sqsh. =)
-wrong topic-
This could be considered part of the development forum or the apps and theme forum depending on how you look at it. if you have an issue, just click the report button and request that it be moved. no need to flame and troll and post that you reported it, just do it and move on.
Lots of people have asked me how to put together a theme control file, and its actually VERY easy but this tool makes it even easier.
this is an example of a theme control file created by this tool
Test-Theme.xml
Code:
<themename>Test-theme</themename>
<author>tater-salad</author>
<phone>Android Phone Codename Hulk</phone>
<rom>CM 8</rom>
<item>Phone.apk</item>
<path>/system/app<path>
<item>framework-res.apk</item>
<path>/system/framework</path>
<description>Requires reboot</description>
<item>FM-Reciever.apk</item>
<path>/data/app<path>
<item>My-custom-app.apk</item>
<path>/data/app<path>
run the mm-builder script and follow the on screen directions. you will of course need to put the correct replacement files in their respective directories, but this script will make all the right folders and set up your theme.xml for you. Bash scrip means linux only. This is also a super easy script, so i may get a batch version soon.
You can extract this file to any directory
All thanks to Stericson. W/O him we wouldnt have a metamorph app to begin with
######################################################################################################
v2
includes these additions
Code:
mkdir $app
mkdir $app/res
mkdir $app/res/drawable
mkdir $app/res/drawable-mdpi
mkdir $app/res/drawable-land-mdpi
mkdir $app/res/drawable-port-mdpi
these are the commonly used directories when it comes to theming. now all the sub-folders should be set up right.
So you are saying this will create the res folder and other folders needed?
ya.
it works by reading the user input.
you specifiy what apps you will be morphing, and the script adds the necessary lines to the .xml and creates the folders for them too.
EDIT:
nevermind, i see what you mean. it doesnt set up the sub-folders.
let me work that up and ill have a new version up-if you want to use before then you will need to make the sub-directories yourself.
ban_dover said:
ya.
it works by reading the user input.
you specifiy what apps you will be morphing, and the script adds the necessary lines to the .xml and creates the folders for them too.
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EDIT: Since this is Andrizoid, for all I know its a virus you stole from someone and put your info in.
droidkevlar said:
Very cool. If you get a winblows version out, this will make it very easy to change icons for all apps. Nice work!
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as i said in the other thread, batch is pretty alien coming from bash, but im sure it can be done pretty easily.
it is really easy to install ubuntu on a VB though. i have wyndoze on a VB with Ubuntu as the host, so thats why all my stuff is bash haha.
once i start messing aroud on my VBox and get a feel for batch ill start working on it. its a really simple script if you look at it so it shouldnt involve too much hassle.
adding
Code:
mkdir $app
mkdir $app/res
mkdir $app/res/drawable
mkdir $app/res/drawable-mdpi
mkdir $app/res/drawable-land-mdpi
mkdir $app/res/drawable-port-mdpi
drawable, drawable-mdpi, drawable-port-mdpi, and drawable-land-mdpi seem to be the only onces ever used in a theme-i checked like 15 of them that i have saved. let me know if i missed any commonly used folders and ill be sure to get them in soon.
noticed that i missed two "/" characters in the script that will cause the them xml to not run right. ill fix it in a minute. just look at the other thread under development though-i dont want 2 threads
droidkevlar said:
EDIT: Since this is Andrizoid, for all I know its a virus you stole from someone and put your info in.
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Are you serious? That's just stupid, leave him alone.
I have done the steps below and have created the services.jar with the uncapped data mod. I used the steps given by BThomas22x.
First make sure you do a nandroid backup!
Flash the zip in recovery and then all should be well.
I have done this and works perfectly for me. Let me know your results.
Note: You do this at your own risk
Read disclaimers at bottom before continuing on with this if you do not know what any of this means.
Incredibly Re-Engineered Version 2.xx
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0HDXJX85
So far this will work for 2.00 up to 2.20
Originally Posted by BThomas22x
Ok first things first... I just came to the EVO from the Epic, so I'm gonna join this community now .
..::..Disclaimer..::..
You are voluntarily flashing this at your own risk. I can not be held accountable for anything you choose to do on your own. If you try to blame me, I will laugh at you. ....While pointing.
..::..Data Service Governer Killer..::..
1. What does this do?
This is a modification to the services.jar framework file, that allows you to have an un-throttled internet.
2. Will this make my internet faster?
Yes and No. This will not "Upgrade" your internet. This only takes the trottle off, so you can download, or play games and not have to worry about it hitting a certain peak and lagging from that point on. It doesn't provide you with a new internet, only a warm fuzzy feeling from knowing you don't have to worry about it capping off.
3. If I flash this, will it break my phone?
If it did, yours would be the first case I heard of. I've personally flashed it NUMEROUS times.
4. Will this work on any ROM?
Yes. This is not based off a particular ROM, and can be used with ANY EVO ROM. ALTHOUGH If you're Dev has made changes to the services.jar file, this could wipe those changes out. If you are unsure, send me your services.jar file, and i will look for you. Hopefully, i'll be able to make a download list in a couple days with all the Dev's services.jar files, so you can download that specific one. You can always ask your Dev.
5. Do I have to be rooted?
Yes. In order to be able to flash this, you are going to need to have root with a custom recovery. I.E. Amon_Ra.
..::..Install Instructions..::..
Simply download, and place on the root of your sdcard. Then go into recovery and flash it as you would a ROM. Done.
..::..Download..::..
Data Service Governer Killer
..::ALTERNATIVELY::..
You can follow this method if you're Services.jar framework is already modified, or if you aren't sure.
1. Download these 2 files:
Smali_Baksmali
2. Create 2 folders on your C: Drive labeled "Smali" and "Baksmali". (This is for easy access to the folders when being cd'd)
3. Place the 2 downloaded files in the C: Drive folders accordingly. (I.E. Smali.jar in "Smali" folder, and Baksmali.jar in "Baksmali" folder.)
4. Using 7zip or WinRAR (or any other zip program) open the services.jar file that you pulled from your phone. Copy the "classes.dex" file and paste it into the "Baksmali" folder.
5. Open your command prompt and type the following:
cd C:/Baksmali
java -Xmx512M -jar baksmali.jar -o classes/ classes.dex
6. Open the newly created "classes" folder (its inside your Baksmali folder that you should already be in) and navigate through "/com/android/server/". Scroll down till you see the 6 or 7 "Throttle" files. They will be located between "TelephonyRegistry" and "TVCableObserver$1$1". DELETE ONLY THE "THROTTLE" FILES.
7. Back out of the folders until you are in the "Baksmali" folder again. Now open the "Smali" folder you created earlier. Place the "classes" FOLDER in the "Smali" folder.
8. Return to your command prompt and type this:
cd C:/Smali
java -Xmx512M -jar smali.jar -o classes.dex classes/
9. You should now see a "classes.dex" file in your "Smali" folder. This is the NEW compiled services.jar classes.dex file. Pull up the 7zip or WinRAR file you had open earlier, delete the current classes.dex file from the services.jar, and place the newly compiled one in it's place.
10. Place the services.jar file back into your ROM, and boot up. You are now running Unthrottled.
11. If you do not see the "Throttle" files, don't complain they're not there, your Dev may have already taken them out.
What this mod will do for you:
Originally Posted by gmichaelow
I think a bit of clarity is needed here. This mod will only stop Verizon from slowing down your data speeds.
It will NOT help you avoid overage charges.
For example let's say you're on a 250mb a month plan. This mod only ensures that you will get 250mb at unrestrcited speeds. Going over 250mb will still result in an overage charge.
Also, the reason people keep referring to 5gb on their "unlimited" plan is because Verizon starts to throttle data speeds after 5gb of data. That doesn't mean you get charged more, Verizon just slows you down. This mod will prevent that, and only that.
I hope that clears things up.
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Worked over 2.1 just fine. Thanks!
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This also work for 2.20?
thanks for doing this dude- waiting for 2.2
aslong as u use the service.jar from incredibly reengineered it will work on any of its versions.
mikesincredible said:
aslong as u use the service.jar from incredibly reengineered it will work on any of its versions.
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nice work man. gonna add this to the thread. the services wasnt changed from2.00 to 2.20 so it will still work.
chingy51o said:
nice work man. gonna add this to the thread. the services wasnt changed from2.00 to 2.20 so it will still work.
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Alright cool. Saves the time then. Thanks for the notice
chingy51o said:
nice work man. gonna add this to the thread. the services wasnt changed from2.00 to 2.20 so it will still work.
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so does this mean that 2.XX's are not "uncapped"
I don't know how everyone else feels but I don't think these data throttle mods deserve separate threads. They are very simple mods and take about two minutes to make. I feel these mods should be posted in the thread for whatever ROM is applied to.
nbanicholas said:
so does this mean that 2.XX's are not "uncapped"
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by default no. i dont think to highly of it breaking a menu in the settings.. not to mention all this capped data is just speculations..
IHTFP came up with a way to do this without the FC's. You also modify the phone apk. Magnolia ROM has done this as well.
spence341 said:
IHTFP came up with a way to do this without the FC's. You also modify the phone apk. Magnolia ROM has done this as well.
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I will look into that. Thanks
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scuccia said:
I don't know how everyone else feels but I don't think these data throttle mods deserve separate threads. They are very simple mods and take about two minutes to make. I feel these mods should be posted in the thread for whatever ROM is applied to.
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The reason I made it was for people would couldn't make it or wanted to attempt making it. And whether it should be included the rom forum or not. I didn't want questions people had over this to flood the ROMs thread.
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Hey let me know if you figure out how to do this mod without the force closes. That would be awesome-
Quick question for those who have flashed this. Has anyone noticed less battery life?
josiahb217 said:
Quick question for those who have flashed this. Has anyone noticed less battery life?
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didn't notice anythign to heavy?
Apologies if this has already been covered but a quick search turned up nothing. I recently rooted and was wondering if there was any resource to describe the ins and outs of the chromecast shell. Specifically I wanted to know if there is a way to define a custom start up script. For the moment I would just like to auto update the PATH env variable to include my own bin directory on /data with some of the more useful busybox commands symlinked and maybe add some cooler stuff later. I've done something similar in dd-wrt with a special nvram variable to point to a script, but I don't know if there is an equivalent here. Thanks.
bobcat987 said:
Apologies if this has already been covered but a quick search turned up nothing. I recently rooted and was wondering if there was any resource to describe the ins and outs of the chromecast shell. Specifically I wanted to know if there is a way to define a custom start up script. For the moment I would just like to auto update the PATH env variable to include my own bin directory on /data with some of the more useful busybox commands symlinked and maybe add some cooler stuff later. I've done something similar in dd-wrt with a special nvram variable to point to a script, but I don't know if there is an equivalent here. Thanks.
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I think we need to edit /init.rc
but it's write protected =/
bobcat987 said:
Apologies if this has already been covered but a quick search turned up nothing. I recently rooted and was wondering if there was any resource to describe the ins and outs of the chromecast shell. Specifically I wanted to know if there is a way to define a custom start up script. For the moment I would just like to auto update the PATH env variable to include my own bin directory on /data with some of the more useful busybox commands symlinked and maybe add some cooler stuff later. I've done something similar in dd-wrt with a special nvram variable to point to a script, but I don't know if there is an equivalent here. Thanks.
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Mape0661 said:
I think we need to edit /init.rc
but it's write protected =/
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You can, but you would have to do the modifications with an extracted system image, re-squashfs it back up, and then flash it back to the device.
Thanks for the replies. If I'm feeling bold this weekend I'll take a look at creating a one-off /system for this.
bobcat987 said:
Thanks for the replies. If I'm feeling bold this weekend I'll take a look at creating a one-off /system for this.
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I've been writing some, gonna post it later on git if you want to see it.
mostly stuff to make it easy to start ftp, samba etc.
/mape
ddggttff3 said:
You can, but you would have to do the modifications with an extracted system image, re-squashfs it back up, and then flash it back to the device.
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Seeing this you guys are making me think (always dangerous!)
Is it possible to code and inject an on device player app that could be inserted into the system (similar to Netflix) that could be triggered by another app for local playback without the need for an Internet connection?
Something like that would really increase the streaming capability for areas where Internet connection is not available.
And if the right code is found could even give local streams DHT capability if we had the ability to add those codecs to the player system.
ddggttff3 said:
You can, but you would have to do the modifications with an extracted system image, re-squashfs it back up, and then flash it back to the device.
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I've been looking at system.img from 19084.001.zip
it seems it only got this then I unsquashfs it
[email protected]:~/squashfs-root# ls
bin boot chrome etc lib netflix res usr
I'm I looking in the wrong file?
Mape0661 said:
I've been looking at system.img from 19084.001.zip
it seems it only got this then I unsquashfs it
[email protected]:~/squashfs-root# ls
bin boot chrome etc lib netflix res usr
I'm I looking in the wrong file?
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if you want to modify init.rc, then you need to extract the initramfs from the kernel, modify it, repackage the initramfs, compile the kernel from src (as the default one is signed, and can't be merged with a modified initramfs), and then merge the compiled kernel with the initramfs you modified.
ddggttff3 said:
if you want to modify init.rc, then you need to extract the initramfs from the kernel, modify it, repackage the initramfs, compile the kernel from src (as the default one is signed, and can't be merged with a modified initramfs), and then merge the compiled kernel with the initramfs you modified.
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Looks like this gonna be my "children are sleeping" project for some time .-)
Well I extracted initramfs from boot.img and mounted it with cpio. At least I'm looking at the right files. I have never compiled a kernel for this kind of devices before (only for my computer) and I having trubble to cross compile, my arm compiled programs wont run on CC.
Do you got some good pages I can read and learn this stuff from?
Hi there!
I am searching for an easy way to make a Magisk module that can do the following:
Look for file /system/<whatever>
Look inside this file for a string, e.g. value = 0
Replace this string with value = 1
Systemlessly replace the modified file.
I'm pretty sure this should be possible with post-fs scripts, but I'm too bad at shell-scripts to know how.
I am aware that I could just copy the file, edit it on the computer and create a simple replacement module, but this solution would always replace the whole file and would thus possibly be device specific. It would give trouble on devices which need other content around the line to be replaced.
The solution that I'm looking for would be much more universal and would work on any device which has that file, regardless of the content.
Can anybody help?
DISCLAIMER! The following is pure guesswork and airscripting:
In your modules post-fs-data.sh:
Code:
cp /system/<filenamehere> /magisk/<yourmodulename>/system/<filenamehere>
sed -i 's/<originalstring>/<newstring>/g' /magisk/<yourmodulename>/system/<filenamehere>
If my slightly tipsy and tired as f brain isn't completely misleading me, this would copy the file to your modules path, replace the string and then mount the new file systemlessly. I've been thinking of doing something similar, but never tried it. Let me know if it works... And if someone who knows anything about scripting can correct me, please do.
Edit: No... wait... That wouldn't work, would it? Or? Bugger... I'll just leave it here until someone who knows what they're talking about comes around.
Didgeridoohan said:
DISCLAIMER! The following is pure guesswork and airscripting:
In your modules post-fs-data.sh:
If my slightly tipsy and tired as f brain isn't completely misleading me, this would copy the file to your modules path, replace the string and then mount the new file systemlessly. I've been thinking of doing something similar, but never tried it. Let me know if it works... And if someone who knows anything about scripting can correct me, please do.
Edit: No... wait... That wouldn't work, would it? Or? Bugger... I'll just leave it here until someone who knows what they're talking about comes around.
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The idea looks kinda interesting. Wouldn't the cp command be obsolete if I could make the sed command take /system/<file> as input and output to /magisk/<Modname>/system/<file> ?
I guess I'll try to study some documents about sed before continuing. But the idea is already pretty good I think.
Naudiz said:
The idea looks kinda interesting. Wouldn't the cp command be obsolete if I could make the sed command take /system/<file> as input and output to /magisk/<Modname>/system/<file> ?
I guess I'll try to study some documents about sed before continuing. But the idea is already pretty good I think.
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You need to copy the file to the magisk module folder for it to work as a magisk mod properly. Essentially this is necessary.
Sed is what removes, finds, replaces, or injects lines or matches within a file.
How can I modify or replace /proc/sys/net/ip_default_ttl
Which is better option?
To modify I would change from 64 to 65 or put new file..
Thanks in advanced
RawSlugs said:
How can I modify or replace /proc/sys/net/ip_default_ttl
Which is better option?
To modify I would change from 64 to 65 or put new file..
Thanks in advanced
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Magisk can't mount anything there (only to /system). If you don't want to do it manually, you can create a module with a boot script (post-fs-data.sh or service.sh, depending on the timing you want) that modifies the file (with sed), or simply use a boot script in post-fs-data.d or service.d.
You can find more details on the different boot stages and stuff in the official Magisk docs.
Didgeridoohan said:
DISCLAIMER! The following is pure guesswork and airscripting:
In your modules post-fs-data.sh:
Code:
cp /system/<filenamehere> /magisk/<yourmodulename>/system/<filenamehere>
sed -i 's/<originalstring>/<newstring>/g' /magisk/<yourmodulename>/system/<filenamehere>
If my slightly tipsy and tired as f brain isn't completely misleading me, this would copy the file to your modules path, replace the string and then mount the new file systemlessly. I've been thinking of doing something similar, but never tried it. Let me know if it works... And if someone who knows anything about scripting can correct me, please do.
Edit: No... wait... That wouldn't work, would it? Or? Bugger... I'll just leave it here until someone who knows what they're talking about comes around.
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Code is good, and adding the --archive flag to the cp command will make it preserve the older properties, mode, contexts, etc
And also if the string contains any PATHs or just a slash in it, then sed will not recognize the pattern and give an error, so using pipes as sed delimeters will prevent this
This is all I could say
MCMotherEffin' said:
Code is good, and adding the --archive flag to the cp command will make it preserve the older properties, mode, contexts, etc
And also if the string contains any PATHs or just a slash in it, then sed will not recognize the pattern and give an error, so using pipes as sed delimeters will prevent this
This is all I could say
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Thanks, but that's a year old post and I've since had plenty of opportunity to test. And yes, what you say is true. :good:
Didgeridoohan said:
Thanks, but that's a year old post and I've since had plenty of opportunity to test. And yes, what you say is true. :good:
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Oops, forgive me, I forgot to see the date