Unzip an Android ROM to system and vendor
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LiteApplication/rom-unzip/master/install | sudo bash && rom-unzip -Vla
The easiest way to extract rom is to run sudo rom-unzip
in the rom folder and to wait about 10 minutes without using computer until you see your shell prompt.
If you want to see the progression, run sudo rom-unzip -V
. To resume an old extract, go to the same folder, run the same command and add -r
at the bottom (BETA)
usage: rom-unzip [-h] [-v] [-V] [-l] [-a] [-u] [-r] [-s] [-p PATH] [-m STEP]
[-o OPT] [-e EXTRACT]
Unzip an Android rom to system.img and vendor.img.
optional arguments:
-h, --help Show this help message and exit
-v, --version Show the script version and exit.
-V, --verbose Verbosely run script.
-l, --log Save output to rom-unzip.log.
-a, --all Run all steps, enabled by default.
-u, --update Update program and exit.
-r, --resume Resume previous rom extracting.
-s, --show-saved Show the actual saved state and exit.
-p, --rom-path PATH The path to rom.zip folder.
-m, --step STEP Run only one step of rom-unzip. Pass 0 to view options.
-o, --option OPT Argument for single step.
-e, --extract-dir EXTRACT Path to extract rom.
Just run curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LiteApplication/rom-unzip/master/install | sudo bash
to install ROM-Unzip.
If you want to download the file for run it later, install on multiple computer or read it from your computer, you can download it at raw.github.com
To install the program , just run ./install
, no need to download the entire repository, just download and run install.
Extract an Android 10 ROM with Gapps (1,13GB) take 13 seconds with 8GB RAM, 8 cores. The result is 3,2GB.
- sdat2img by @xpirt