Hi,
I am trying to build a custom boot image to get rid of the immutable files of my P7-L00.
Specifically I haved done this : At a specific point in the boot process the rc scripts execute the set_immutable command with a 1 parameters that sets the immutable bits in all the files mentioned in the set_immutable.list file. If this command is changed to a 0 it clears the immutable bit for all the files. I have buit the custom ramfs necesary for this but when I repack the boot image it will not boot.
I am using the following command for mkbootimg ....
mkbootimg --kernel mykernel.img --ramdisk ramdisk.cpio.gz --ramdisk_offset 0x04000000 --base 0x07000000 --cmdline "k3v2mem k3v2_ion=1 vmalloc=448M maxcpus=4 initcall_debug=n" -o newimg.img
The resulting first page looks ok, it has the same offsets as my original working boot image, but as I mentioned before, it does not boot, but just cycles back to fastboot mode after about 1 minute.
Any help will be appreciated,
Thanks
I am trying to build a custom boot image to get rid of the immutable files of my P7-L00.
Specifically I haved done this : At a specific point in the boot process the rc scripts execute the set_immutable command with a 1 parameters that sets the immutable bits in all the files mentioned in the set_immutable.list file. If this command is changed to a 0 it clears the immutable bit for all the files. I have buit the custom ramfs necesary for this but when I repack the boot image it will not boot.
I am using the following command for mkbootimg ....
mkbootimg --kernel mykernel.img --ramdisk ramdisk.cpio.gz --ramdisk_offset 0x04000000 --base 0x07000000 --cmdline "k3v2mem k3v2_ion=1 vmalloc=448M maxcpus=4 initcall_debug=n" -o newimg.img
The resulting first page looks ok, it has the same offsets as my original working boot image, but as I mentioned before, it does not boot, but just cycles back to fastboot mode after about 1 minute.
Any help will be appreciated,
Thanks
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