Open sdimovv opened 2 days ago
There is no need to preserve this file. If you want to go back to stock just reinstall your firmware. It's also only used in development. No real user would ever go into the GEM besides using the toolbox.
All gems are also backwards compatible so it's like you want to preserver windows 98 because you PC came with it 😅
Thanks for the quick response.
Yes, I am aware I do not need to preserve it. I want to.
Theoretically speaking, would the changes in the patch I provided above work as expected and dump the original GEM onto the SD?
I am not familiar with the update-from-sd process, so I'm just speculating on the changes needed.
Thanks.
If you want to go back to stock just reinstall your firmware.
I cannot find a dump with the same firmware as mine, this is partially the reason why I want to dump it.
Just use one from the same train. So every 02xx would be fine
The only 2xx i have found is an update to 253, but I've looked at the files it contains and it doesn't come with GEM. I suppose that's because 253 ships with 3.5 as well.
I've also googled for the jar itself but I'm unable to find it. As far as I can tell getting it from the dump is the only way to get it.
The gem is in the firmware. It will be replaced when installing.
I'll not assist further on storing or saving a useless file which don't need to be restored and can be restored with firmware installation.
Describe the bug My unit is
MST2_EU_SE_ZR_P0241T
(2 SD cards). It is completely stock and has GEM 3.5. Since that version is incompatible with the MIB2 Toolbox, it will be replaced with GEM 4.11 during the installation.I would like to preserve a copy of the old GEM jar for educational and research purposes.
To Reproduce N/A
Expected behavior MIB2 Toolbox installer dumps the original GEM jar on the SD card.
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Firmware (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I've looked at the 1.4.2 release. I was thinking of making the following changes to it:
However, I have no way of testing if this will work before I run it on the unit.
EDIT: Another way would be to just dump the stock eMMC, however, as far as I know (do correct me if I am wrong), the only way to do this without toolbox being installed is to read it directly from the eMMC, which requires disassembling the unit and is something I would like to avoid.