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[kellym]

Nevermind. I get it.

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[SamuriHL]

@Sam - Question:  Does 1.9.4 allow the user to use either type of file, .TGZ or .ZIP? 

 

I'm about to wipe my phone and instead of having to deal with headaches, since I still have all 5 of the DP full system files, I'm considering just wiping, installing DP3 via HoN, and sideloading the next 2 OTAs (or maybe just sideloading DP5 directly). 

 

I generally don't try to remove functionality....only enhance/add.  

[johnlgalt]

Thanks.  Just wanted to make sure.

[SamuriHL]

Alright, so, I'm tired of having to rewrite the HoN every time Google decides to make my life a living hell.    The Pixel devices are a prime example.  And while I have a version of the HoN that'd likely work in the traditional way, I've decided I've had enough of the nonsense and I'm going to do a massive rewrite. This will change how the HoN works going forward.  I personally feel this is going to be a much safer way of flashing as I won't have to ever "guess" on partitions.  The rewrite will take me a bit of time and I may not get it done today, but, the next version is going to be version 2 and will use the new methodology for flashing.

[SamuriHL]

2.0 released

 

WARNING: MAJOR REWRITE MUST READ ALL!

 

• Rewritten to flash the image zip file contained within the factory image
• At the moment this has NO custom boot/recovery or root functionality and may not for quite a while
• This will not allow you to wipe data currently.  I will add this in the next version...probably
• It WILL reboot at the end of flashing and I have zero control over that

Why the redesign?  Well, the Pixel added a bunch of partition images that were not handled previously.  I spent time rewriting the code to allow those images, but, that would have required an enormous effort in testing and any time a new device comes out with new partitions the code has to be rewritten.  The current method should be thought of like this....it's similar in nature to sideloading an OTA zip in recovery, only this is done in fastboot on unlocked bootloader devices.  The end result is the same....the factory image is installed on your device.  The current design will work on any factory image for any nexus/pixel device.  And should continue to do so.  This rewrite was a stabilization effort to make sure that the code doesn't have to be rewritten every time Google decides to change something.  Functionality may be added at a later date.  That includes flashing custom recovery, supersu, etc.  But don't hold your breath right now as I'm trying to simplify the code base at the moment.

[SamuriHL]

P.S. Pixel fans, there may be a surprise hidden in the new code for you.

[SamuriHL]

2.1 RELEASED

 

• Added wipe data option
• Added new recovery.xxx script (.bat for windows, .sh for linux) to memory boot custom recovery
• Added new supersu.xxx script (.bat for windows, .sh for linux) to sideload supersu

 

To root your device after flashing, boot to custom recovery using the recovery.xxx script, then run the supersu.xxx script to sideload SuperSU.

 

This is still beta so feedback is needed.

[SamuriHL]

2.3 RELEASED

 

• Internal coding cleanup....don't ask
• Fixed it so the recovery and supersu scripts will be created when an OTA zip is selected for sideload scripting
• Woops, forgot linux OTA s*** in 2.2....bahahaha

 

That should take care of everyone now.  I hope.

[kellym]

My attempt failed, error message:  remote partition table doesn't exist.

 

@echo off

 

::Generated script from the House of Nexus 2.3.

::Generated script from the Factory Image: hammerhead-m4b30x-factory-10cfaa5c.zip.

 

set PATH=C:\Users\________\Downloads\HouseOfNexus-2.3\HouseOfNexus\TOOLS;%PATH%

 

set FASTBOOT_CMD=fastboot flash

 

%FASTBOOT_CMD% bootloader bootloader-hammerhead-hhz20h.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

ping -n 5 127.0.0.1 >nul

 

%FASTBOOT_CMD% radio radio-hammerhead-m8974a-2.0.50.2.30.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

ping -n 5 127.0.0.1 >nul

 

:ask_wipe

      set choice=

      set /p choice=Wipe data? [y/n]:

      if "%choice%"=="y" goto wipe_data

      if "%choice%"=="Y" goto wipe_data

      if "%choice%"=="n" goto no_wipe_data

      if "%choice%"=="N" goto no_wipe_data

goto ask_wipe

 

:wipe_data

      %FASTBOOT_CMD% -w update image-hammerhead-m4b30x.zip

:end_wipe_data

      goto end

 

_wipe_data

      %FASTBOOT_CMD% update image-hammerhead-m4b30x.zip

:end_no_wipe_data

      goto end

 

:end

   echo Thanks for using the House of Nexus.

   pause

[SamuriHL]

Show me the contents of the window where you run the bat file cause that makes no sense at all.

[kellym]

Show me the contents of the window where you run the bat file cause that makes no sense at all.

I'm sending you a PM.

[SamuriHL]

Ok.  I'll see what I can do.  I'll run a test on my NX6 and see if I f***ed something up on the latest code.

[SamuriHL]

It's a bug.  I'll fix it.  Give me a minute.  FML

[SamuriHL]

2.4 RELEASED

 

• Fixed moronic bug in the fastboot update command.  SIGH  Thanks, Kelly!

[kellym]

 

2.4 RELEASED

 

• Fixed moronic bug in the fastboot update command.  SIGH  Thanks, Kelly!

 

I think it's safe to call it good, apps are optimizing   

[SamuriHL]

Yea, stupid bug.  I may change how the scripts are written for another version.

[SamuriHL]

2.5 RELEASED

 

• Fixed some bugs for the Pixel devices.  That functionality is still completely untested but at least the bugs are gone.

[SamuriHL]

2.6 RELEASED

 

• Fixed a bug causing the Pixel OTA zips to not flash properly

[SamuriHL]

For the love of Christ I found yet another bug and this one impacts all devices that want to boot in memory open recovery.  FFS

[SamuriHL]

2.7 RELEASED

 

• Fixed a bug in the recovery script that caused it to not work