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 Edited by karlitos at 2016-2-19 18:08  
 
HALLELUJAH I DID IT !!! I was able to boot therepacked Custom Beelink X2 v204k4 ROM with output on my old 4:3 DVI LCD. 
 
So here is step by step description what I did: 
 
1. Download the Custom Beelink X2 v204k4 ROM (could worj for other Android images too) 
2. Download the ImgRePacker 
3. Extract the Android image 
- ./imgrepacker ../Cleaned_Beelink_X2_v204k4_repacked2.img
 
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You should adjust the path/image name. Under windows use the imgrepacker.exe 
4. This creates the Cleaned_Beelink_X2_v204k4_repacked2.img.dump repository 
5. Rename the original image file to Cleaned_Beelink_X2_v204k4_repacked2.img.orig so it won't get overwritten when you pack the image. 
6. Open the file sys_config.fex in a text editor 
7. I used following parameters for my 1280x1024 4:3 LCD 
- [disp_init]
 
 - disp_init_enable         = 1
 
 - disp_mode                = 0
 
  
- screen0_output_type      = 3
 
 - screen0_output_mode      = 5
 
  
- screen1_output_type      = 3
 
 - screen1_output_mode      = 5
 
  
- fb0_format               = 0
 
 - fb0_width                = 1280
 
 - fb0_height               = 1024
 
  
- ...
 
  
- [hdmi_para]
 
 - hdmi_used           = 1
 
 - hdmi_power          = "vcc-hdmi-18"
 
 - hdcp_enable = 0
 
 - hdmi_cts_compatibility = 1
 
 - ...
 
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Not sure if it is necessary to change the fb0_width/height parameters 
8. Save the file and re-pack the image file 
- ./imgrepacker ../Cleaned_Beelink_X2_v204k4_repacked2.img.dump
 
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9. This creates a Cleaned_Beelink_X2_v204k4_repacked2.img  ROM image file 
10. In windows make a full format of the SD card using Windows formating tools 
11. Start Phoenix Card 3.1.0, select the image file, do not click Format To Normall, just select Write media: Startup and click Burn 
12. Hope that Phoenix Card won't crash 
 
It is possible that this steps will work for other images, I will try and report my results. I will also try to burn images edited with the DragonFace or to burn edited images after re-packing with the ImgRePacker. 
There is a partition visible from within the android file system with script.bin file. This partition was recognized and mounted once after I plugged the card into my notebooks card-reader. But it happend only once, still, I hope I can copy the script.bin file from android , edit it and replace afterwards. 
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