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Minor isues with the linux script for ZTE Open #19

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naugtur opened this issue Nov 16, 2014 · 6 comments
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Minor isues with the linux script for ZTE Open #19

naugtur opened this issue Nov 16, 2014 · 6 comments

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@naugtur
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naugtur commented Nov 16, 2014

Hi,

I just rooted and flashed my ZTE, but it took some time.
I was using a zip package from the main page, hope it was the latest version.

First of all, the provided adb binary couldn't load libncurses and wouldn't run on my xubuntu14.04 (libncurses installed), had to replace the binary with a link to one installed from repo. You might add a switch to the script to use adb installed in the system.

The inari images were swapped. I had to install the signed first and the not-signed later, opposite to what the script told me to do.

After rooting, the script would just try and try to root again, and wouldn't progress to installation. I stopped it and updated through "advanced" menu.

The update didn't work too, because it tried to install /sdcard/update.zip while the file was in your specific folder not in the root of sdcard. But installing manually did the job.

Hope this helps. Unfortunately I didn't save console output (thought about it watching the system shut down...).

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Hello, I'm in the same situation, could you help me on the step to replace the adb binary? I don't know how to do that. Also for installing inari you used fastboot in command line ?

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naugtur commented Jan 27, 2015

you remove the adb file from the folder where you unpacked this installer and make a link ln -s path/to/your/adb ./adb
your adb can be installed from ubuntu repos and that one works.

I used this on a phone updated to 1.1 with official package from ZTE

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Thanks! It works but at the end it was useless because I've moved 2h after to 2.2.

On January 27, 2015 12:21:03 PM CET, Zbyszek Tenerowicz [email protected] wrote:

you remove the adb file from the folder where you unpacked this
installer and make a link ln -s path/to/your/adb ./adb
your adb can be installed from ubuntu repos and that one works.

I used this on a phone updated to 1.1 with official package from ZTE


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naugtur commented Jan 28, 2015

On a ZTE? Give me a link please ;)

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naugtur commented Jan 28, 2015

oops, wrong button. Sorry for the mess.

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