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Help With Updater-Script

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Hi i have just modified my stock rom and i have just tried to install it using CWM recovery and i keep getting the same error all the time. the errors are:- Line 245 col 59: syntax error, unexpected STRING, expecting ',' or ')' Line 257 col 18: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting IF or STRING or '!' or '(' Line 263 col 43: syntax error, unexpected STRING, expecting ',' or ')' Line 296 col 1:syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting ',' or ')' 4 parse errors. Please could someone help as i am going out of my mind trying to fix it! :crying: Here is my updater-script: show_progre (HowTos)

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Submitted by Gnicqi on 12/21/2012

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