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Originally Posted by takikura
So I have to hope that you will encounter the same problem with the attached data.
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Unfortunately, I haven't.
I unzipped the file with ES File Explorer, and I could see and open the files just fine.
I rebooted (twice) and everything was OK every time.
I checked with my single Android system and with the dual boot setup.
I could read and open them with Total commander also but I couldn't see the proper names inside the zip.
So if you have an Android setup that behaves OK, I'll advice you to use it as dual boot.
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Originally Posted by takikura
I do not know anything about the inside of the Android system.
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Me neither.
I just started to use Linux after I bought a Glo, just so I can copy, partition or manipulate android system files (I could not from inside windows). I use a virtual machine for that.
If you have access to a Linux setup, you just have to copy and replace the 3 files on your Android System partition.
You can do it one at a time, or with one go if you just extract the attachment of this post.
The command to do it is sudo tar -xvpjf '/home/x/Desktop/Android System.dualboot.tar.bz2' -C '/media/'
where '/home/x/Desktop/Android System.dualboot.tar.bz2' is the address of the archive and '/media/' is where your "Android System" is mounted.
Good luck.
