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Pre-installed APKs are packaged as a zip file in our build. If you would like to add/delete pre-installed APKs, it can be easily done by recreating zip file. |
Pre-installed APKs are packaged as a zip file in our build. If you would like to add/delete pre-installed APKs, it can be easily done by recreating zip file. |
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Download userdata.tar.bz2 file from [http://build.laptop.org/android/2014-05-05/ our build directory] |
1. Download userdata.tar.bz2 file from [http://build.laptop.org/android/2014-05-05/ our build directory] |
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2. Prepare new userdata.tar.bz2 file |
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mkdir userdata |
mkdir userdata |
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rm -f userdata.tar.bz2 |
rm -f userdata.tar.bz2 |
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tar -jcvf userdata.tar.bz2 data |
tar -jcvf userdata.tar.bz2 data |
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3. Recreate zd image. |
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Revision as of 05:07, 5 June 2014
Pre-installed APKs are packaged as a zip file in our build. If you would like to add/delete pre-installed APKs, it can be easily done by recreating zip file.
1. Download userdata.tar.bz2 file from our build directory
2. Prepare new userdata.tar.bz2 file
mkdir userdata cd userdata/ cp ~/Downloads/userdata.tar.bz2 ./ tar -xvjpf userdata.tar.bz2
cp XXX0.apk /data/apk/ cp XXX1.apk /data/apk/ .....
rm -f userdata.tar.bz2 tar -jcvf userdata.tar.bz2 data
3. Recreate zd image.