Hi all. New to ROM cooking, so be patient with me please :)
I am working on a creating a CWM flashable "custom" ROM (actually it's stock ROM with updated preloader, EBR files, performance scripts that is pre-rooted) for a device that currently has no flashable zip ROMS (I can currently only flash stock via SP Flashtool). It uses an Octa core Mediatek MTK8392 chipset, which is basically the tablet version of the 6592 (they are in fact mostly the same processor, and scatter file even shows it as a 6592).
I have got the device rooted, CWM installed (generated with MTK Droid Tools) busybox intalled, everything deodexed, and zipaligned via dsixda kitchen, and the ROM itself is packaged and ready to go. But..after multiple Status 0 attempts in CWM, I realize that my updater script is the issue. I have used kitchen to modify "update" script to "updater", but still no luck. I have attempted to use other updater scripts from similar devices, but even after 1 or 2 of those stated "installation successful", it was clear that the ROM actually wasn't flashed.
I have tried soooo many combinations, and this tool on XDA to generate a working script, but apparently I am just too stupid to get this done (using a master script also didnt work for me). After literally 11 hours of working on this yesterday and trying this method repeatedly, I thought I should ask the pros here on XDA.
I have attached the script from the ROM I recently compiled, and the blocks map file for my device generated from MTK Droid Tools. Could anyone point me in the right direction to FINALLY get this ROM booting? I would greatly appreciate some help.
Also, I have used modded EBR files to extend the internal system storage (1gb for installing apps is a joke). Partition was extended to around 9gb and is working fine, but could it be causing me issues? I basically used EBRs (attached..im using 10GB 1 and 2) to reduce the 12gb USB storage down to around 2.5, and extend internal memory to around 10gb.
I am working on a creating a CWM flashable "custom" ROM (actually it's stock ROM with updated preloader, EBR files, performance scripts that is pre-rooted) for a device that currently has no flashable zip ROMS (I can currently only flash stock via SP Flashtool). It uses an Octa core Mediatek MTK8392 chipset, which is basically the tablet version of the 6592 (they are in fact mostly the same processor, and scatter file even shows it as a 6592).
I have got the device rooted, CWM installed (generated with MTK Droid Tools) busybox intalled, everything deodexed, and zipaligned via dsixda kitchen, and the ROM itself is packaged and ready to go. But..after multiple Status 0 attempts in CWM, I realize that my updater script is the issue. I have used kitchen to modify "update" script to "updater", but still no luck. I have attempted to use other updater scripts from similar devices, but even after 1 or 2 of those stated "installation successful", it was clear that the ROM actually wasn't flashed.
I have tried soooo many combinations, and this tool on XDA to generate a working script, but apparently I am just too stupid to get this done (using a master script also didnt work for me). After literally 11 hours of working on this yesterday and trying this method repeatedly, I thought I should ask the pros here on XDA.
I have attached the script from the ROM I recently compiled, and the blocks map file for my device generated from MTK Droid Tools. Could anyone point me in the right direction to FINALLY get this ROM booting? I would greatly appreciate some help.
Also, I have used modded EBR files to extend the internal system storage (1gb for installing apps is a joke). Partition was extended to around 9gb and is working fine, but could it be causing me issues? I basically used EBRs (attached..im using 10GB 1 and 2) to reduce the 12gb USB storage down to around 2.5, and extend internal memory to around 10gb.
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