A127f U7 Auto Patch Apr 2026

if [ -z "$MANIFEST_JSON" ]; then log "Empty manifest – aborting." exit 1 fi

# 5. Compare versions if [ "$REMOTE_PATCH_VERSION" -le "$SAVED_PATCH_VERSION" ]; then log "Device already at latest patch level – nothing to do." exit 0 fi

# 10. Record success (this line runs only for the TWRP‑case *after* the device # comes back online; for fastboot it runs immediately after flashing) log "Patch $REMOTE_PATCH_VERSION applied successfully – persisting state." cat > "$STATE_FILE" <<EOF a127f u7 auto patch

# Cleanup rm -rf "$TMP_DIR"

# 6. Create temp folder mkdir -p "$TMP_DIR" PATCH_FILE="$TMP_DIR/patch_$REMOTE_PATCH_VERSION.zip" if [ -z "$MANIFEST_JSON" ]; then log "Empty

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# 4. Parse manifest (requires jq) REMOTE_PATCH_VERSION=$(echo "$MANIFEST_JSON" | jq -r .patch_version) PATCH_URL=$(echo "$MANIFEST_JSON" | jq -r .patch_url) PATCH_SHA256=$(echo "$MANIFEST_JSON" | jq -r .patch_sha256) PATCH_TYPE=$(echo "$MANIFEST_JSON" | jq -r .patch_type) # "twrp_zip" or "fastboot" if [ -z "$MANIFEST_JSON" ]

adb shell "su -c 'cat <<EOF > /system/etc/init.d/99auto-patch\n#!/system/bin/sh\n/data/local/tmp/auto-patch.sh\nEOF\nchmod 755 /system/etc/init.d/99auto-patch'" If you are on Android 10+ with init.rc you can create a small service instead: