Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of flashgc_x86


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  • flashgc_x86

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     1= flashgc_x86 (by Guhl) based on flashgc (by scorgon)=
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     3flashgc_x86 is a tool to create a goldcard for the HTC android phones on your linux x86 pc. It is mainly intended to be used together with a external card reader.
     4The intention of the tool is to be able to create a goldcard for your phone in the case that you can not use the phone itself anymore (i.e. bootloops) but you know the CID of the sdcard.
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     6It creates the goldcard image standalone and writes it either to a file or a block device that contains the micro-sdcard.
     7
     8== License ==
     9flashgc_x86 is licensed under the GPL v3.
     10
     11Its source code can be found at [https://github.com/guhl/flashgc_x86].
     12
     13'''Please respect the license'''!
     14
     15== Mini How-To ==
     16* Download flashgc that is in the attachments of this page and copy it to your x86 PC running linux.
     17* Put the sdcard in the card reader and determine its block device (usually /dev/sd<a..z>).
     18* Find the CID of your sdcard i.e. by putting it into another phone and using a tool like GoldcardHelper.
     19* Create and flash the goldcard image to the sdcard using a command like (assuming that you know the reversed CID and the device is /dev/sdb):
     20{{{
     21./flashgc_x86 --cid-reverse 6ebb0078dc87751030303030304d531b --out /dev/sdb
     22}}}
     23
     24== flashgc_x86 and its options ==
     25
     26{{{
     27flashgc usage:
     28Usage:
     29        ./flashgc_x86 [options]
     30Options:
     31        --help                          Print this help message and exit.
     32        --cid-file <cid file>           Read CID from file <cid file>.
     33        --cid-forward <cid>             Use the normal (not reversed) CID <cid>.
     34        --cid-reverse <reverse cid>     Use the already reversed CID <reverse cid>.
     35        --out <out file>                Write to file (or block device) <out file>.
     36        --backupfile <file>             Create a backup of the current MBR to file <file>.
     37        --restore <backup image>        Restore backup image to sd-card.
     38        --dumpgc                        Dump gold-card image to the file goldcard.img.
     39}}}
     40
     41'''Note'''
     42Running flashgc_x86 without options will try to read the CID from file /sys/block/mmcblk1/device/cid, generate and install the goldcard image to location /dev/block/mmcblk1.