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C:\Users\Public\Recorded TV\TempRec\TempSBE\ to the ram disk.But Windows Media Center needs min one file called "{12045B7F-D5D1-4722-8E48-6693B1277A84}.tmp.sbf" inside of these directory. Is there any way to create a empty file (0 Byte length) with the specified name on starting the ram disk?OK, I can create a ram disk based on an 4GB image file, but in this case RamDisk needs 15 seconds longer, to load. Not good, if I start the Media Center, directly after starting my Win8 64Bit.Thanks for help.Ciao Hi,Is this beta a dynamic ramdisk?thanks! What do you mean by "dynamic ramdisk"? QuoteHowever.. trying to find out where the limit is, the RAMDisk size I'm able to create will shrink with every try. I'm now unable to create a RAMDisk larger than ~2400MB, and with every new try, the max. size goes even lower than that.Please, specify how much of physical memory is not freed after every attempt, in megabytes? Also, what are exact parameters that you specify for RAM-disk in this case?QuoteWhat's even more annoying: we're talking about roughly 2 to 3GB RAMDisks in a system with 32 friggin GB of RAM and over 30600MB free/available according to both SPRD and the taskmanager. Should be pretty obvious that I'm kinda pissed, as I bought that much RAM mainly for RAMDisk usage and that's exactly what isn't workingAre you using 64-bit version of operating system?Quote(Even though it says "The action completed successfully", the RAMDisk is nowhere to be found. Seems to be some kind of bogus status code?!)You're right, this

0 WScript.Sleep 100Loop'Fun little set of code to grep out the GUIDstrGUID = getGUID.StdOut.ReadAllarr1GUID = Split(strGUID, "{")arr2GUID = Split(arr1GUID(1), "}")strGUID = "{"&arr2GUID(0)&"}"WSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" device ramdisk=[c:]\boot\boot.wim,{ramdiskoptions}", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" path \windows\system32\boot\winload.exe", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" osdevice ramdisk=[c:]\boot\boot.wim,{ramdiskoptions}", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" systemroot \windows", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" winpe yes", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set "&strGUID&" detecthal yes", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "Bcdedit /create {bootmgr} /d ""Boot Manager""", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} device boot", 0, TRUE'Create the entry to boot Windows XP (or whatever OS's you have booting via boot.iniWSHShell.run "bcdedit /create {ntldr} /d ""Windows XP""", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set {ntldr} device partition=C:", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /set {ntldr} path \ntldr", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /displayorder {ntldr} /addfirst", 0, TRUEWSHShell.run "bcdedit /displayorder "&strGUID&" /addlast", 0, TRUE'The following line sets the boot menu timeoutWSHShell.run "bcdedit /timeout 5", 0, TRUE Msgbox "Your system is now set up to boot Windows PE 2.0 as well as your previous operating systems." Unmount the USB device and connect to the workstation that you wish to convert to Dual Boot. Boot the target workstation to WinPE from the USB device Create a folder on the C:\ drive of the XP workstation called C:\BOOT Identify the drive letter of your USB device, eg E: and type the following: copy E:\DualBoot\*.* C:\BOOT Remove the USB device. Change to the C:\BOOT folder and type: BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 ALL /force (note that there is no / for the ALL command) This changes the boot sector format to Vista compatible to allow the boot manager to operate correctly. Reinstall the USB device and type EXIT to reboot the system. This is a required step as the previous command has unmounted the volumes. Boot WinPE from the USB device once more Change to the C:\BOOT folder. Type MOVE BOOTMGR C:\ -you should receive a "one file moved" response Type bcd.vbs and wait for the messagebox stating "Your system is now set up to boot Windows PE 2.0 as well as your previous operating systems." Remove the USB device and type EXIT. The system should reboot and display the boot manager menu for 5 seconds before automatically booting XP.Should you wish to amend the timeout period for the boot menu, this can be accomplished by booting WinPE, and then typing at the command prompt: bcdedit /timeout x - where x is the number of seconds you wish the boot menu displayed for.The bcd.vbs

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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hello, I wanna share on this forum about How to unpack, repack, split, mkboot boot.img First, u need a file names Bootimgutils that u can download here.After u done, u extract the file into a directory that u wanna and give it name (Like, Bootimgutils for the example) .Then, U grab boot.img file (U can grab it directly on onepack ROM. U can find boot.img on Code, if u use fullpack ROM)*Don't forget to check the file permissions as executeable programs. Right-click, properties. Click on permissions tab Go to terminal (Linux) or Cygwin (Windows)Type these commands : cd Bootimgutils./split_bootimg.pl boot.imgmkdir ramdiskcd ramdiskgzip -dc ../boot.img-ramdisk.gz | cpio -icd .. O.K. Up to ya to edit boot.img.And, don't forget!If u have done to change files. U need to repack it anymore. For that, u can type : ./repack_bootimg.pl boot.img-kernel ramdisk bootnew.img or u can replace it.U just need to change a command to be like this : ./repack_bootimg.pl boot.img-kernel ramdisk boot.img *If u have backup of an original boot.img CMIIW^_^ #2 Yeah... Good start mas bro.... #3 Yeah... Good start mas bro.... OK ^_^hehehe neobuddy89 Recognized Developer / Recognized Contributor Mar 13, 2011 5,445 24,227 Mumbai #4 Can someone make this to extract CyanogenMOD's boot.img or suggest something for this ? #5 Can someone make this to extract CyanogenMOD's boot.img or suggest something for this ? boot.img of CM? Sure these commands can be used by everyone for every boot.img Sep 2, 2011 196 94 28 Dakar #6 Hello, and thanks for that tutorial, I was wondering for a long time how to extract a boot.img file But I just have a question: how is it possible to extract another sort of .img file ? Actually, the Alpha ICS firmware from Sony Ericsson includes a system.img file, and for curiosity I'd lile to extract it. Of course I tried the same method by changing "boot.img" by "system.img" in the commands and that didn't work. #7 help I'm following these instruction but my boot.img wont boot, even if i don't touch it, just unpack/repack... doesn't worksplit: ./split_bootimg.pl boot.imgPage size: 2048 (0x00000800)Kernel size: 5046640 (0x004d0170)Ramdisk size: 180818 (0x0002c252)Second size: 0 (0x00000000)Board name:Command line: console=ttyHSL0,115200,n8 androidboot.hardware=hws7300u vmalloc=578M kgsl.ptcount=16Writing boot.img-kernel ... complete.Writing boot.img-ramdisk.gz ... complete. unpack ramdisk: mkdir ramdiskcd ramdisk/gzip -dc

In32768+0 records out16777216 bytes transferred in 0.971 secs (17278286 bytes/sec)root@htc_m8wl:/ # ^Dshell@htc_m8wl:/ $ ^D# Back on host morpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % adb pull /data/local/tmp/boot.img 5781 KB/s (16777216 bytes in 2.834s)# Locating the ANDROID! magicmorpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % od -A d -t c boot.img | grep "A N D" 0000256 A N D R O I D ! Х ** ` \0 \0 200 \0 \0morpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % dd if=boot.img of=boot bs=256 skip=1 65535+0 records in65535+0 records out16776960 bytes transferred in 0.153107 secs (109576753 bytes/sec)morpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % imjtool boot extractBoot image detectedPart Size Pages AddrKernel: 6333904 3093 0x8000Ramdisk: 834688 408 0x2008000Secondary: 0 0 0xf00000Tags: 1e00000Flash Page Size: 2048 bytesName: CmdLine: console=ttyHSL0,115200,n8 androidboot.hardware=qcom user_debug=31 ehci-hcd.park=3Extracting contents to directory: extractedFound GZ Magic at offset 16207gzip: extracted/kernelimage.gz: decompression OK, trailing garbage ignoredmorpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % ls -l extractedtotal 46840-rw-rw-rw- 1 morpheus staff 6333904 Oct 1 19:28 kernel-rw------- 1 morpheus staff 16809984 Oct 1 19:28 kernelimage-rw-rw-rw- 1 morpheus staff 834688 Oct 1 19:28 ramdiskmorpheus@Zephyr (~/Documents/Android/Book/src/ImgTool) % file extracted/*extracted/ramdisk: gzip compressed data, from Unixextracted/kernel: Linux kernel ARM boot executable zImage (little-endian)extracted/kernelimage: data # unrecognized by file(1), but still uncompressedIf you're using the Google images, it's easier:morpheus@Zephyr (~) % imjtool Images/hammerhead-lpv81c/bootloader-hammerhead-hhz11k.img extractBoot loader detected6 images detected, starting at offset 0x200. Size: 2568028 bytesImage: 0 Size: 310836 bytes sbl1Image: 1 Size: 285848 bytes tzImage: 2 Size: 156040 bytes rpmImage: 3 Size: 261716 bytes abootImage: 4 Size: 18100 bytes sdiImage: 5 Size: 1535488 bytes imgdata# And the bootloader components are ready in extracted/You can also use it to extract the filesystem image (basically, do what simg2img does:morpheus@Zephyr (~) % /imjtool Images/Glass/system.img extract Sparse image v1.0 detected262144 blocks of 4096 bytes compressed into 1304 chunks (39% compressed)Extracted image is in extracted/image.imgmorpheus@Zephyr (~) % file extracted/image.img extracted/image.img: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data (extents) (large files)# Ready to mount -o loop..Lastly, you can use it for imgdata extraction as well (as the file format there is derived from that of the boot image:morpheus@Zephyr (~) % imjtool Devices/Nexus5/Partitions/imgdata Image Data detected12 images detected, 1, 0 0Image: 0 Name: boot Dimensions: 183x517 Unknowns: 281 868 Offset: 400 Size: 570cImage: 1 Name: charger Dimensions: 390x250 Unknowns: 415 765 Offset: 5c00 Size: 1374Image: 2 Name: unlocked Dimensions: 95x71 Unknowns: 504 1750 Offset: 7000 Size: 7acImage: 3 Name: start Dimensions: 216x1080 Unknowns: 0 100 Offset: 7800 Size: 6e14Image: 4 Name: bootloader Dimensions: 216x1080 Unknowns: 0 100 Offset: e800 Size: ce50Image: 5 Name: recovery Dimensions: 216x1080 Unknowns: 0 100 Offset: 1b800 Size: af28Image: 6 Name: poweroff Dimensions: 216x1080 Unknowns: 0 100 Offset: 26800 Size: 7eb4Image: 7 Name: fastboot_op Dimensions: 840x1080 Unknowns: 0 400 Offset: 2e800 Size: d5998Image: 8 Name: oem_unlock Dimensions: 1300x1080 Unknowns: 0 0 Offset: 104200 Size: 4ec90Image: 9 Name: unlock_yes Dimensions: 450x1080 Unknowns: 0 1300 Offset: 153000 Size:

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