Flasher is a shell script generator which helps you to flash the Android factory image without removing user data.
You can use it instead of flash-all.sh or flash-all.bat.
Installation
You can install android-flasher with pip
$ pip install android-flasher
How to use
Install.
Move to the unzipped factory image directory.
Execute android-flasher in terminal.
Now reboot and enter the bootloader.
Execute the flasher.sh script.
If you meet an error like fastboot: command not found, add following line in your .bash_profile.
export PATH="/path/to/android/sdk/platform-tools:$PATH"
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Minsoo Park
1 maintainer
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