Android M Custom Boot Image for Nexus 6

I unpacked boot.imgfrom Android M for Nexus 6 using Android Image Kitchen (AIK) , and then repackaged it without any changes, then flashed the phone using the new boot.img. Ideally, this should work, but somehow the phone does not boot with a boot error ( img ).

Does anyone face the same problem?

Can anyone suggest an alternative for this?

(For those who think why I use the image without modification, I made some changes to boot.img that did not work, so during debugging I found that even if I did not make any changes to the img file, this did not work. Failed to find out the reason.)

I use fastbooton macto run Nexus 6.

I have done this before for Android L, but have never come across this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Edit:

I managed to make a flash phone with a custom boot.img (made by img, compiling binary files mkbootimgand unmkbootimg), but the Android M behaves a little strange, as even after editing default.prop, the phone did not respond to the change, although it had changes.

Any ideas on this?

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I have the same problem with Nexus 6. I think I localized this problem.

factory (shamu-mra58r). Nexus 6 ramdisk. boot.img, unmkbootimg ramdisk.cpio.gz . ramdisk.cpio.gz ramdisk.cpio ramdisk.cpio.gz boot.img mkbootimg - . ramdisk.cpio.gz ramdisk ( - ). ramdisk.cpio.gz boot.img mkbootimg - .

, / ramdisk. , .

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