System/priv-app/BackupRestoreConfirmation.apk Root and proc √ - have nothing to do with root Sys √ - a folder for drivers but we don’t have them I already did that in my modded Rootĭata × - data section (you can clear its contents)Ĭonfig √ - don't know, but you can deleteĭev and mnt × - FS logs and something else (you can clear their contents) In order to get root work, duplicate daemonsu to su and sx in xbin folder. View Folder - SBUpload - The next-gen File HostingĬopying Google, Root and Xposed files to the ROM is pretty much straight forward I have uploaded my files that you can use to add files in the ROM On the main screen, click the small settings icon of your ROM and choose System backup If you have root, you can get original ROM files from /data/data//rom, but the problem is the ROM is in. 7z archive.Īnd meta information along the path /data/data//rom/rom_info/ Without extension, this is json. Your rom will be downloaded along the path /data/data//rom/ No extension, this is a.
#Vmos pro android 11 zip file#
You can just backup your installed ROM and you will have a backed up zip file on /storage/emulated/0/vmospro/backup. Get VMOS: VMOS Virtual Machine Operating System - Double Your Android System or VMOS官方网站-虚拟大师-安卓手游模拟器-本地虚拟手机 Special thanks to 4pda forum for more info Dumb questions like this are subject to be ignored If you need other Android version than the VMOS provided, consider sending a feedback to VMOS team. You would need a kernel source from VMOS, VM drivers sources, AOSP project sources to build and so on, and re-compile VMOS app to support it properly. You CANNOT port other Android versions like Android 11, or use the ROM from other devices, than the VMOS provided. Don't worry, you don't need any coding knowledge. I will not explain in depth of it since there are plenty of infomation on XDA forum.
You must know the basics of the Android ROM structure, and also be able to manage the files, like editing build.prop, init.rc, copying files from flashable zip manually, etc.
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