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Originally Posted by j0534ng31
You cannot do it this way...
As porkupan has told you:
He has also given to you (somewhere, I can't remember where just now) the full explanation of this solution, and one other option, i.e., to bind mount the font folder with some other folder containing your desired fonts.
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Yes he did and I'm grateful for that.
I read there that mount -bind method to overwrite the system is not reliable method, the post said it need some apk to be installed to remount every time a device is restarted. That's why I've decided to go with modifying cramfs file for system fonts.
I'm trying to implement 1st option.
1st thing I need to do is to get fonts cramfs file to external microSD to transfer it later to PC to modify it.
I've made the following: Entered into recovery mode by using the app "@Test Mode"
Then, started Terminal emulator and typed the command
dd if=/dev/mmcblk2p5 of=/mnt/sd/mmcblk2p5_fonts.img
the result was
dev/mmcblk2p5: cannot open for read: No such file or directory
Apparently my device path is different ?!