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How can I extract and pack system.image.ext4 in windows?

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I need extract and pack system.img.ext4 in WinXP/Win7, How ??

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View Postq2446955091, on 16 October 2012 - 12:42 AM, said:

I need extract and pack system.img.ext4 in WinXP/Win7, How ??

Blades don't have system.img's in ext 4 format.

What phone are these files from/for?


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I think that the dot before ext4 is odd. And why do you need pack/repack under Windows? Have no linux distr to install it on virtual machine or boot from live cd?


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Ext4 under windows? Forget it...

If you seriously ask such a question, you shouldn't brother any kind of flasher, which you seem to do.

Edited by Sulthekk, 16 October 2012 - 05:23 AM.


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View PostSulthekk, on 16 October 2012 - 05:22 AM, said:

Ext4 under windows? Forget it...

If you seriously ask such a question, you shouldn't brother any kind of flasher, which you seem to do.

Actually, it's possible to mount ext4 file systems under Windows 7 and it is easy.

There are plenty of tools that can mount an ext4 system image available for windows too, like FTK Imager


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Last time I checked there weren't any tools for that, thanks for the info.


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View PostSulthekk, on 16 October 2012 - 07:59 PM, said:

Last time I checked there weren't any tools for that, thanks for the info.

I had the misfortune of being stuck with a windows 7 computer for a while on a trip so i had to find out how to do it, otherwise i wouldn't know either. :D


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Well, I can imagine it. I'm stuck with win server 2012, probably for longer I could stand it. :(





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