Partition Manager (pmt)

This is a binary written with C++ and it is for writing/reading, formatting and getting size on Android partitions.

Usage:  pmt [OPTIONS] backup PARTITION [OUTPUT] [OPTIONS]...
  or:   pmt [OPTIONS] flash PARTITION FILE [OPTIONS]...
  or:   pmt [OPTIONS] format PARTITION FILE_SYSTEM[ext/2/3/4] [OPTIONS]...
  or:   pmt [OPTIONS] partition-size PARTITION [OPTIONS]...

Options:
   -l, --logical     It is meant to determine whether the target partition is logical.
   -P, --search-path It is meant to specify a custom partition search path. Only classic partitions (default: /dev/block/by-name).
   -p, --list        List partitions.
   -s, --silent      Information and warning messages are silenced in normal work.
   -f, --force       Force mode. Some things are ignored.
   -V, --verbose     Verbose mode. Print detailed informations etc.
   -S, --set-lang    Set current language.
   -v, --version     See version.
       --help        See this help message.

partition-size flags:
       --only-size   Only the size is displayed, the partition name etc is not displayed.
       --as-byte     Display size as byte.
       --as-kilobyte Display size as kilobyte.
       --as-megabyte Display size as megabyte.
       --as-gigabyte Display size as gigabyte.

Examples:
   pmt backup boot_a -P /dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name
   pmt flash boot_a /sdcard/twrp/boot.img -c /dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name
   pmt format system_a ext4 --logical
   pmt -P /dev/block/platform/bootdevice/by-name --list
   pmt partition-size boot --as-byte
   pmt partition-size system --only-size --as-gigabyte --logical

Report bugs and suggestions to <t.me/ShawkTeam | Topics | pmt>

Notes

• pmt now supports multiple languages. See languages.
• Add a language.
• Feel free to ask any questions you want.
• Packages are available in publications.
• If the logical partition flag is not used, a classic partition is tried to be processing by default.
• Click to see special version changes.
• We are always open to your suggestions and support (developing)!

How to build?

Partition Manager only buildable with Android NDK (make compilation system deprecated).

• Download Android NDK and extract the NDK package.
• Clone this repository. And get access to it.

git clone https://github.com/ShawkTeam/pmt -b 2.9.6
cd pmt

• Set the NDK working directory variable.

export NDK_PROJECT_PATH="${PWD}" # or where the source directory is everywhere
export NDK_ROOT_DIR=<PATH> # Note that if the NDK is in the directory

# Generate clang version header
bash build/bash/gen-header

• Go to the NDK directory and start the build

./ndk-build

# Permission denied? Change mode and retry
(sudo) chmod +x ndk-build
# OR
(sudo) chmod 755 ndk-build

• The output files will be inside the pmt folder. Binaries are available in two architectures within the libs folder. arm64-v8a (64-bit) and armeabi-v7a (32-bit).

                    pmt/
                     |
     ________________|________________
     |         |            |        |
   jni/      build/        obj/    libs/
                                     |
                           __________|__________
                           |                   |
                       arm64-v8a/         armeabi-v7a/
                           |                   |
                          pmt                 pmt

Manage pmt with termux script

• Download script.

curl -LSs https://github.com/ShawkTeam/pmt/raw/2.9.6/pmt-termux.sh > pmt-termux.sh

• Some informations...

## View script help
bash pmt-termux.sh # --help (optional)

## The commands will be told to you anyway. Ask your questions from the telegram group.

How to use

# Directly access root shell
/system/bin/su

# If you are using termux, use with
# tsu (sudo) will be a better choice
pkg install -y tsu # install tsu (sudo)

sudo <COMMAND(S)>

• If you have installed the deb package of pmt, installed it with a makefile, or installed it to $PATH using any path, just the name of the pmt is enough (or the file name if you did it manually)

(sudo) pmt <ARGUMENT(S)>

• If you have not done this type of institution, pmt is in the directory where you are present you can run with (sudo) ./.

(sudo) ./pmt <ARGUMENT(S)> # or whatever the file name is

Notes

If you want to change something, take a look at the configuration. You can change him. it is located in the build/config folder. His name is env.mk. I gave the information in the file. You can ask more.