Who's Online
|
There are currently no members online. |
|
Thread Rating:
- 1 Vote(s) - 2 Average
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
[Tutorial] How to setup dual boot on MTK
|
Posts: 2
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-04-12
Points:
30
Reputation: +1
Thank you my friend for your valuable help. You gave me the way to continue. I think I have a lot of search to do the next days because for someone ignorant as I am, thinks are not as simple as they look.
But your idea for a phone with dual boot is very intriguing and worth the effort.
Keep up the good work.
Posts: 6
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-01-31
Points:
55
Reputation: +4
The file sdcard.img, what is it???
Not found.
Thank you.
Posts: 256
Threads: 13
Joined: 2014-04-04
Points:
3,849
Reputation: +258
(2014-04-17, 08:23)Bouziane Wrote: The file sdcard.img, what is it???
Not found.
Thank you.
sdcard.img is a boot.img that you modify.
You and Bouziane like this post
If you use my scripts or work in your own scripts, your scripts or license should reflect that.
ZTE Open C
Posts: 6
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-01-31
Points:
55
Reputation: +4
Vampirefo!
I a end your tutorial.
All fine.
BUT, when i call reboot-phone or reboot-sdcard via terminal-emulator, NOTHING.
It seems, my scripts are bad.
How to create the script?
Thank you.
You like this post
Posts: 256
Threads: 13
Joined: 2014-04-04
Points:
3,849
Reputation: +258
Here are my scripts, you must change to suit your phone, also i included two zip files, you can open each and replace the binary file with your own rezip, and flash each via cwm, this is just another option to boot from phone or sdcard.
[Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register]
to use zips,
open boot_from_phone.zip replace phone.img with yours, rezip place on sdcard.
open boot_from_sdcard.zip replace sdcard.img with yours rezip place on sdcard
If you want to boot from sdcard, in cwm recovery you install boot_from_sdcard.zip, then reboot.
If you want to boot from phone, in cwm recovery you install boot_from_phone.zip, then reboot.
You like this post
If you use my scripts or work in your own scripts, your scripts or license should reflect that.
ZTE Open C
Posts: 6
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-01-31
Points:
55
Reputation: +4
Vampirefo !!!!
It works well .........
thank you
My device DARKMOON WIKO MTK 6582.
Thank you !
vampirefo likes this post
Posts: 2
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-04-20
Points:
32
Reputation: +2
i think instead of flashing a second kernel, you also could "replace" the init binary with an init script (rename the init binary to init_orig for example).
within this script, you can switch init.rc with init2.rc (another init.rc with changed mountpoints), depending on the selected boot option.
after the init.rc files are switched, you can execute an init2 script, which just replaces your init script with the init_orig, and then executes the binary.
Posts: 256
Threads: 13
Joined: 2014-04-04
Points:
3,849
Reputation: +258
(2014-04-21, 02:22)DerTeufel Wrote: i think instead of flashing a second kernel, you also could "replace" the init binary with an init script (rename the init binary to init_orig for example).
within this script, you can switch init.rc with init2.rc (another init.rc with changed mountpoints), depending on the selected boot option.
after the init.rc files are switched, you can execute an init2 script, which just replaces your init script with the init_orig, and then executes the binary.
I prefer to flash kernels, you can use any method you like though.
If you use my scripts or work in your own scripts, your scripts or license should reflect that.
ZTE Open C
Posts: 2
Threads: 0
Joined: 2014-04-20
Points:
32
Reputation: +2
(2014-04-21, 05:18)vampirefo Wrote: (2014-04-21, 02:22)DerTeufel Wrote: i think instead of flashing a second kernel, you also could "replace" the init binary with an init script (rename the init binary to init_orig for example).
within this script, you can switch init.rc with init2.rc (another init.rc with changed mountpoints), depending on the selected boot option.
after the init.rc files are switched, you can execute an init2 script, which just replaces your init script with the init_orig, and then executes the binary.
I prefer to flash kernels, you can use any method you like though.
yes of course. i just wanted to show the possibility. i even don't own a mtk device yet.
nice tutorial anyway
You and vampirefo like this post
Posts: 256
Threads: 13
Joined: 2014-04-04
Points:
3,849
Reputation: +258
2014-04-26, 00:50
(This post was last modified: 2014-04-26, 04:17 by vampirefo.)
(2014-04-20, 05:58)Bouziane Wrote: Vampirefo !!!!
It works well .........
thank you
My device DARKMOON WIKO MTK 6582.
Thank you !
I am using Darkmoon now on my phone, all works but camera, once I get that fixed this will be a nice ROM for DK C30 also.
edit all fixed now rom working great.
If you use my scripts or work in your own scripts, your scripts or license should reflect that.
ZTE Open C
|
Possibly Related Threads… |
Thread |
Author |
Replies |
Views |
Last Post |
|
[Question] android lollipop per hdc note 4 mtk 6589 |
tonino68 |
4 |
4,750 |
2020-09-15, 21:20
Last Post: Drewssilva
|
|
[CWM For All MTK] Easy Magic CWM MT6575 MT6515 MT6577, MT6517 MT6589 MT6582 MT6592 |
GizBeat |
200 |
430,239 |
2020-03-11, 18:58
Last Post: nigerman
|
|
root mtk 6737 should i use miracle box? |
mako |
2 |
2,818 |
2019-05-24, 09:51
Last Post: mako
|
|
[newbie] "boot error!!!" on start screen of an android device |
lispercat |
2 |
2,126 |
2018-09-27, 06:17
Last Post: lispercat
|
|
[Question] MTK Droid Root Errors |
masster |
0 |
1,605 |
2018-04-17, 16:30
Last Post: masster
|
Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)
|
|