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    Default Tool for splitting *.shx

    Sorry but is there a tool to split and combine shx files ?

    I know ShxCodec http://www.motox.us/portals/software/SHXCoDec_252.rar but it can not split E680 shx, the message is : header corrupt.

    Pls help me. Thank you very much !

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    Default Re: Tool for splitting *.shx

    PST. Start the flashing procedure and when there are a whole shitload of .smg's in the directory of the flash file your flashing, those are them.
    Yes, but does it run Linux?

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    Default Re: Tool for splitting *.shx

    That shxcodec tool only works with the "P2K Superfile" format SHX files for simpler phones. Firmware for Symbian and Linux based devices come in "Multi-Interface" format SHX files, which is a bit different.

    If it actually *worked* I might recommend LeaderGL FlexEditor, which is meant for Symbian devices like the A1000. http://www.leadergl.net/

    maxx is right, harvesting SMG files from PST is probably your best bet for now.

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    Default Re: Tool for splitting *.shx

    Thank you very much !

    But use PST actually flash my phone, doesn't it ? I need smg only

    I managed to do this : After PST split shx is done, I unplug my phone. So PST do not flash my phone and I get smg. Is it ok ?

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    Default Re: Tool for splitting *.shx

    Quote Originally Posted by maxx_730
    PST. Start the flashing procedure and when there are a whole shitload of .smg's in the directory of the flash file your flashing, those are them.
    Dear maxx !
    Acorrding to http://pashkovsky.com/e680/

    Code:
    The R51_a1p version contains, f.e.:
     code_map
     code_group0
     HDR (split into 4 files)
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/GAS_ASIA_T672LE_P004.img
        mount -t vfat /dev/tffsb1 /diska -o uid=2000 -o gid=233 -o iocharset=utf8 -o noatime
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_zImage
        compressed kernel
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_rootfs_cramfs.img
        mounted as /dev/root on / type cramfs
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_userfs_hat.img
        mount -t vfm /dev/mtdblock2 /ezxlocal
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/GAS_ASIA_T672LE_R51_G_0F.51.A1P_L001.img
        mounted as /dev/tffsa on /usr/language type cramfs
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/GAC_GENERIC_CORE_G003.img
        compressed bitmap logo
     /vobs/platform2000/code/R51_G_0F.51.A1P_0F.40.B1P/apimage/GAS_ASIA_T672LE_S005.img
        mounted as /dev/roflash2 on /usr/setup type cramfs
    
    p.s. The S7.. strings can be deleted as they point to the execution address, which is worthless for us.
    
    After splitting the shx file, you will get multiple s-format-encoded binary files. Use a conversion utility to decode them, and to encode back later on.
    One such utility is binex.
    After conversion with binex of each file (binex /b file.s19), binex will create an WWXXYYZZ.BIN file, where WWXXYYZZ stand for the address that binary should've been written onto when flashing.
    Now I have smg file but how can I get those img file ?
    Pls help me !
    Thank you so much


 
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