[Solved] Terminal command to reboot into recovery. - G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Does anyone know a terminal command that will reboot into recovery. I kinda hate holding power then home&power......Im lazy sometimes lol

get root booter works fine for me it's a paid app so i cannot provide a copy

reboot recovery

thanx
So just to be sure its:
Su
Reboot recovery

Yep, just like the others have stated its just
su
reboot recovery
Please add [SOLVED] to the thread title pistol4413 as it answered the question ^_^
I should probably add that line to my sig, saves typing/copying and pasting

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NeoBlade said:
Yep, just like the others have stated its just
su
reboot recovery
Please add [SOLVED] to the thread title pistol4413 as it answered the question ^_^
I should probably add that line to my sig, saves typing/copying and pasting
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Thanx and I will edit it. Maybe the MODS & ADMINS should make that mandatory to save a lot of reposts

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how to flash recovery?

im trying to flash godspeed recovery but im a newb so of course i dont know how. it says to flash from recovery and type whatever but it doesnt do anything. someone suggested using rom manager to flash it but that didnt work. how can i flash a new recovery? i have asked twice in the godspeed recovery thread but noone answered so i figured i'd try here. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks!
Someone help, ima newb!!! Lol
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Have you read through Darch's post on how to flash this recovery? Just click on the link in my sig for this particular thread. This is not directly flashable from the sd card. You need to flash it via adb
edit* You have read the thread, do you know how to flash via adb?
Based on your signature, I'm going to assume you are already rooted.
My first question is do you have the Android SDK installed on your computer? My Next question is have you already placed the recovery image on your SD Card (if you are using apps2sd you will want to place it on the FAT partition, but do not place it in any folders)
If you can answer yes two both question above, then go ahead conncect your phone to your computer with the cable and run the sdk in a command window or terminal window (depends on if you are using Windows or Linux) and type the following:
adb shell
flash_image recovery /sdcard/nameofrecovery.img (changing the "nameofrecovery.img" to the name of the image file on your sdcard)
If you run into any problems or if you don't know how to install the sdk post back and I will give you an alternative method to try.
Yes to everything. I tried typing that from recovery and while in the phone with usb debugging on and charge only. It just kept giving me errors.
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cp0020 said:
Yes to everything. I tried typing that from recovery and while in the phone with usb debugging on and charge only. It just kept giving me errors.
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Change from charge only to sync and it should work. Make sure ur in the sdk/tools folder and type adb remount before u type in the adb shell command
If you are still having trouble, you may want to just grab from the market a neat little program called Gscript (paid version) or Gscript Lite (adware) and create a script to flash the recovery image.
Once you install it on your phone the steps are:
Start GScript
Click on the phone's Menu Key and select Add Script
Give your script an easily identifiable name
Make sure there is a check mark in the Needs SU? box
then you can type in the command to flash recovery which would be:
flash_image recovery /sdcard/"nameofimagefile" (changing the name to whatever the name of the recovery image you stored on you sd card is)
then click on save.
The script should now appear in the list of availble scripts - just click it to run it. If SuperUser Permissions pops up requesting permission click on allow and you should see message at the bottom that the window will close in 19 seconds.
To verify if this worked for you go ahead and manually reboot into recovery mode - Power off the phone, then press and hold the home key while pressing and releasing the power button.
Let me know how you make out with this.

Rooting CDMA Hero with 1 click

Howdy, not a noob to android, have an Evo, experienced user, but rooted my friend's hero with the 1 click method here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=743289 And it says he's rooted, but when he tries to go into recovery it didn't load, and he gets the triangle with ! indicating no recovery. Is there any way to push a recovery without being on a pc?
Terminal Emulator i beleive
Would you know the commands? I'm not with him at the moment...long story.
i beleive just instead of adb you sup su instead, but dont hold me to do it.
cause TE is just basically like adb when your phone is booted and running, so id assume itd be similar commands
Alrighty, I'll try that with him.
Any other input is much welcomed.
Sorry if im not much help but also obviously you push it from your sd card instead of pc
Two easy ways to do it:
1) Grab a recovery, place it on the root of the sd card, and do the following in Terminal Emulator:
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/whateverthefilenameis.img
or
2) Grab ROM Manager off the Market, and flash Clockwork from there.
Well I needed to check all my options,a nd it did help.
oh the differences between a junior member and a senior haha thanks stayclean, ill remember this too
stayclean said:
Two easy ways to do it:
1) Grab a recovery, place it on the root of the sd card, and do the following in Terminal Emulator:
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/whateverthefilenameis.img
or
2) Grab ROM Manager off the Market, and flash Clockwork from there.
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He tried installing rom manager from the market but its not showing up, but still trying.
thats weird, get the apk and copy it to your sd card and install it with a file manager
http://search.4shared.com/q/1/rom manager
davidevan said:
oh the differences between a junior member and a senior haha thanks stayclean, ill remember this too
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Well I know what I am doing, but as never used a hero, i just wanted to ask hero users what they would do/recommend.
davidevan said:
thats weird, get the apk and copy it to your sd card and install it with a file manager
http://search.4shared.com/q/1/rom manager
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Also tried that, but will try those links, cuz every one I gave him it failed to install.
umm it sounds like its falling apart haha, did you root correctly and everything? well youre pretty savvy so id suppose so. but thats a lot of mess ups for one thing
Well he does have root, but for some reason the recovery image wasn't flashed. So now getting that part up and running.
which should be easy, cause you have so many options, just having a stroke of bad luck.
did my link help?
davidevan said:
which should be easy, cause you have so many options, just having a stroke of bad luck.
did my link help?
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Yes, that one worked. I really appreciate it.
awesome!
hope your friend has a good time in the rooting life
Heh thanks, really appreciate it. He's excited, and I'm gona guide him through it.
stayclean said:
Two easy ways to do it:
1) Grab a recovery, place it on the root of the sd card, and do the following in Terminal Emulator:
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/whateverthefilenameis.img
or
2) Grab ROM Manager off the Market, and flash Clockwork from there.
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You are my ****ing hero! after hours and hours of the flash_image not being found and no help, this has done it for me.

[REF][Aug-18-11]Compiled list of instructions of new members of P500:OPTIMUS ONE

This thread serves as a helpline for newbs in the community of Optimus One!
Note:Some roms/kernel may not have been included as I've find roms using ciaox's thread on "REPOSITORY OF USEFUL POSTS IN LG P500 FORUM". If there are any roms/kernel that was left out, feel free to kindly pm me the link of the forgotten rom.
And...let the fingers type! Oh and by the way, this will take at least 3 days from aug 18 so cut me some slack!
Files needed to do any operations are actually attached by links at the bottom of the thread
ROOTING:
2.2= z4root
Instuctions:
Code:
1.Click on root
2.Wait till it reboots
2.2.1/2.2.2=Gingerbreak
Instructions:
Code:
1. Download Gingerbreak
2.Enable debugging on USB. To do this, go to Options -> Applications -> Development -> Debugging USB. Put a tick.
3. Run Gingerbreak
4. Choose a Root mode
5. Wait a few minutes. If there are no problems, then the device will reboot (note that rebooting can take a long time, so we are waiting)
6. Rejoice!
All this instructions are for use when you are using your phone! (means that you do not need to use pc.)
Files:
Z4root - link is currently broken, wait a while longer or you could help me search
Gingerbreak - http://www.multiupload.com/UFEYOBKD60
Installing Recovery System:
This is a bit hard so remember to follow every step or you might end up wiping your phone as default recovery is to wipe and reinstall android system.
Also, do this with your phone as well but I recommend Wifi Keyboard downloadable from the market to type the following commands. Download terminal emulator as well as we would be needing that.
Step 0. Download flash.img and whatever recovery (CMW, AmonRa, etc..) you want into the root of your sd card
Step 1. Open up terminal Emulator
Step 2. Change to Wifi Keyboard or use your preferred keyboard.
Step 3. If you are using Wifi keyboard, check the instruction manual
Step 4. Type the following instructions into terminal emulator with a space in between every line
Code:
su
*space*
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
*space*
cat /sdcard/flash_image > /system/bin/flash_image
*space*
chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image
*space*
mv /system/etc/install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.sh.bak
Till here, you should only have either 1 or 0 errors from terminal emulator and if u do have 1 error, it should only be from the last step :"mv /system/etc/install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.sh.bak" If this goes perfectly, proceed below, if not, do not proceed but check for spelling errors as if you proceed wrongly, you might wipe your phone (PM me with unidentifiable problem). If its all perfect like I said above, proceed below
Code:
*space*
flash_image recovery /sdcard/[COLOR="Blue"](name of recovery - such as OMG.img)[/COLOR]
Step 5. Wait for it to reboot into recovery...If it shows a box with a arrow pointing from the box to the droid robot, you screwed up. Wipe your tears and repeat from step 1-5.
Help needed: Can someone pass me the latest CMW recovery file by pm and also z4root apk?
amosng1 said:
This thread serves as a helpline for newbs in the community of Optimus One!
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Wad tis suppose to do?
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dax4182 said:
Wad tis suppose to do?
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Was still editing my bad! Check it out again! Although it is still not completed yet!
nice initiative... But i think there are heaps of other threads depicting the same! Do we need yet another one
amosng1 said:
Was still editing my bad! Check it out again! Although it is still not completed yet!
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oh... u did say 'cut me some slack!' ... Sorry about my previous post then ! All the best!
I kinda made this thread because i sorta have enough of people running aimlessly on topics we have discussed before and I thought that this sort of thread is one of a kind as other threads are kinda full of links but no instructions.
varungnath said:
nice initiative... But i think there are heaps of other threads depicting the same! Do we need yet another one
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We always need more until noobs stop posting the same simple questions in dev threads.
nogav said:
We always need more until noobs stop posting the same simple questions in dev threads.
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No, we just need a mod.
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Yup... this will help the newbies thanks for overlooking with brief guide
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Sticky situation..!!
teddybig said:
No, we just need a mod.
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Exactly... A moderator can prepare a sticky.. in each and every specific phone thread where there are primary instructions included to guide for rootiing, recovery and flashing..!! Noobs can follow that... and reduce unnecessary spamming on the devs threads..!!
imiki2421 said:
Exactly... A moderator can prepare a sticky.. in each and every specific phone thread where there are primary instructions included to guide for rootiing, recovery and flashing..!! Noobs can follow that... and reduce unnecessary spamming on the devs threads..!!
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Ohk then... Bro ask for mod to make this sticky, so dunt the newbies ask stupid question... How to root or such... If not, i will ask mod to do it...
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Flash recovery with adb

Really didn't want to start a new topic, but couldn't find an answer anywhere. I'm trying to flash dg's recovery with adb. When ever I try to push the file I get permission denied. I have su working with adb, and adb is working correctly. What am I doing wrong? Thanks to any one that can help.
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I am having the same exact problem you are. I am running windows 7 and even tried cmd and run as admin but that didn't work either. Anyway yea any help would be appreciated. Also yes my phone is rooted and in Debug Mode when trying to push recovery.img.
Hmm, sorry I don't know. Fix permissions maybe, if you can? Stupid little things like making sure usb debugging is on?
Just a heads up, questions belong in a different section ("Q&A for Thrill" if it exists, or general I think), they take that stuff pretty seriously around here, and if you end up reading and learning here for a while, you'll understand why!
switch to your ADB directory (or at a command line if you already set your environment variables) and type adb root then try again. It might work
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Hmm, sorry I don't know. Fix permissions maybe, if you can? Stupid little things like making sure usb debugging is on?
Just a heads up, questions belong in a different section ("Q&A for Thrill" if it exists, or general I think), they take that stuff pretty seriously around here, and if you end up reading and learning here for a while, you'll understand why!
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I dont think we have a q&a as of right now lol....I dont even know if we have a moderator
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Sorry if this is the wrong section. No q/a for the thrill. And i didn't know if the general forum was the place for adb question. Again sorry my fault. Thanks for all replays but im still stuck with the same thing.
adb root didn't work. Said adbd cannot run as root in production builds. Also I do have USB Debugging enabled as well as Rooted the device. As for fixing permissions I would need CWM First to be able to get to that option
malickie said:
adb root didn't work. Said adbd cannot run as root in production builds. Also I do have USB Debugging enabled as well as Rooted the device. As for fixing permissions I would need CWM First to be able to get to that option
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Do this:
open command prompt and type:
adb shell
su (click allow on phone if prompted)
chmod 777 /data
ls -l (then look at the data directory and it's permissions should now be drwxrwxrwx)
Try it again after that. It's because the /data directory is not set to R/W by default.
timbrendelaz said:
Do this:
open command prompt and type:
adb shell
su (click allow on phone if prompted)
chmod 777 /data
ls -l (then look at the data directory and it's permissions should now be drwxrwxrwx)
Try it again after that. It's because the /data directory is not set to R/W by default.
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Thank You, that did it .
malickie said:
Thank You, that did it .
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Cool beans
Thanks so much!!!
00mred00 said:
I dont think we have a q&a as of right now lol....I dont even know if we have a moderator
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It says Mr. Clown is the moderator, and his sticky says not to ask questions. I don't know if I've actually seen him on here though, so I see where you're coming from, the thrill isn't getting much traffic! But you're right, no q&a section.
fn1046 said:
Sorry if this is the wrong section. No q/a for the thrill. And i didn't know if the general forum was the place for adb question. Again sorry my fault. Thanks for all replays but im still stuck with the same thing.
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Oh hey no worries mate. I really couldn't care less, considering how empty Thrill Development is, and I would have came to the same conclusion as you. All I meant to do was give you a heads up that some people get angry about that kind of thing
Well my issue is i cannot get the recovery.img pushed to the phone...ive downloaded it and don't know where to place it for it to send...when i do adb push recovery.img/data it just gives me a list of all the adb commands. I was gonna try to use root explorer and manually push it but i dont know where to place it...any suggestions?
Put the recovery.img in your android-sdk tools folder before you try to push
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Hey can one of you guys possibly upload a stock recovery backup. I think mine is borked as I tried to go back to stock and it keeps going into clockworkmod recovery when setting up factory defaults in the stock rom. It would be much appreciated.
thanks

About flash CMW V20A

Hello,
I had posted this in Frequently Asked Questions about the LG Optimus 4x HD but got no help so I post here for a last try.
Just followed all dexter's steps in this thread to flash CMW
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2180138
but I got stuck here. Tried to read 34 pages of the thread but still couldnt solve my problem
My LG was rooted and unlocked.
Any help? thanks
Ekio
The error message says it all: no such file or directory. Change /mnt/sdcard/ to /storage/external_SD/
AlderCass said:
The error message says it all: no such file or directory. Change /mnt/sdcard/ to /storage/external_SD/
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Tried and still not such files and directory thx anyway
ekiong said:
Tried and still not such files and directory thx anyway
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Are u sure, u have copied the neede files to the root of ur SD-Card? Seems not... U have to unpack the zip-files for CWM and copy both files to the root of ur SD-Card... After that the commands should work...
Bogeyof said:
Are u sure, u have copied the neede files to the root of ur SD-Card? Seems not... U have to unpack the zip-files for CWM and copy both files to the root of ur SD-Card... After that the commands should work...
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Omg I already did
Look pics
ekiong said:
Omg I already did
Look pics
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I needed to allow SuperSU access before I be able to do it...
Pay attention to your phone, when you give the command "adb shell", if Superuser/SuperSU don't ask permition.
Its just a idea...
RuedasLocas said:
I needed to allow SuperSU access before I be able to do it...
Pay attention to your phone, when you give the command "adb shell", if Superuser/SuperSU don't ask permition.
Its just a idea...
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I did it in recovery mode and tried it in terminal app aswell, but nothing happened with "cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1"
ekiong said:
Omg I already did
Look pics
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Looks like the path to your SD card is different to mine. Try replacing /mnt/sdcard/ in the original command with /sdcard/ , ie:
Code:
su
cat /sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
Code:
su
cat /sdcard/unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
sync
Also no need to get aggravated, none of us are being rewarded for helping you here but we're trying to help anyway...
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ooops didn't look at all the screenshots. The last one shows your SD card path actually is indeed the same as mine. I'm all out of ideas then.
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ekiong said:
I did it in recovery mode and tried it in terminal app aswell, but nothing happened with "cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1"
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Did you do it in recovery mode from the start? When I did it it was when the phone was just switched on normally into the main OS.
ekiong said:
I did it in recovery mode and tried it in terminal app aswell, but nothing happened with "cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1"
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AlderCass said:
Looks like the path to your SD card is different to mine. Try replacing /mnt/sdcard/ in the original command with /sdcard/ , ie:
Code:
su
cat /sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
Code:
su
cat /sdcard/unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
sync
Also no need to get aggravated, none of us are being rewarded for helping you here but we're trying to help anyway...
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ooops didn't look at all the screenshots. The last one shows your SD card path actually is indeed the same as mine. I'm all out of ideas then.
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Where the hell did you found that path /mnt/sdcard/....... ???
Tutorial CWM
Dude forget what they say everyone tells different way, read here what i writeto you and make the steps like me.
1. Unlock Bootloader and get SU Permissions
2. Go to PlayStore download SuperSU and than start give permisions to it to update Binary , than go to Setting in SuperSU and install in System
3. Reboot Phone
4. Copy the 2 IMG data to root from SD and rename recovery-6028.img > recovery.img & unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img > boot.img
this to IMG data must be unpacked from RAR(Zip) from Dexter.
5. make sure you have Unknow Sources and USB Debug Active , and also make sure that Superuser is replaced by SuperSU after reboot
6. Go to PlayStore and Download Android Terminal Emulator
and give in Terminal
Type "su" without quotes and than accept the permissions from SuperSU after that give in
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cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
IF YOU USE UNSECURE BOOT tha use this
su
cat /mnt/sdcard/boot.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
sync
Hope it helps and youv got it run :laugh:
RuedasLocas said:
Where the hell did you found that path /mnt/sdcard/....... ???
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It's in the system root for me, it's a symlink. Though it didn't work for me in the cat command, which is why I suggested using /storage/external_SD/ instead which did work for me. It looks like the OP has the files in the right places, and the hash in the command line screenshot implies that SU is working correctly, so I'm all out of ideas now.
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x0BlackTeresis0x said:
Dude forget what they say everyone tells different way, read here what i writeto you and make the steps like me.
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Little bit arrogant, we're all trying to help here, so I hope for your sake your way works for the OP
AlderCass said:
Looks like the path to your SD card is different to mine. Try replacing /mnt/sdcard/ in the original command with /sdcard/
Also no need to get aggravated, none of us are being rewarded for helping you here but we're trying to help anyway...
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Sorry man, just had a bad feeling .
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x0BlackTeresis0x said:
Dude forget what they say everyone tells different way, read here what i writeto you and make the steps like me.
1. Unlock Bootloader and get SU Permissions
2. Go to PlayStore download SuperSU and than start give permisions to it to update Binary , than go to Setting in SuperSU and install in System
3. Reboot Phone
4. Copy the 2 IMG data to root from SD and rename recovery-6028.img > recovery.img & unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img > boot.img
this to IMG data must be unpacked from RAR(Zip) from Dexter.
5. make sure you have Unknow Sources and USB Debug Active , and also make sure that Superuser is replaced by SuperSU after reboot
6. Go to PlayStore and Download Android Terminal Emulator
and give in Terminal
Type "su" without quotes and than accept the permissions from SuperSU after that give in
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cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
IF YOU USE UNSECURE BOOT tha use this
su
cat /mnt/sdcard/boot.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
sync
Hope it helps and youv got it run :laugh:
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Tried and looked like I'm typing in word lol, nothing happen, still android system recovery, not CMW.
Need CWM to wipe battery status, battery goes down to 93% in 1 min after full chagring.
ekiong said:
Sorry man, just had a bad feeling .
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Tried and looked like I'm typing in word lol, nothing happen, still android system recovery, not CMW.
Need CWM to wipe battery status, battery goes down to 93% in 1 min after full chagring.
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Remove micro sd from the phone.
Stick to the guide, pay atention to the phone screen behavior soo, keep the screen always on, in case of SuperSU ask for permition...
Dexter_nlb said:
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GUIDE:
1. when you are running unlocked bootloader and is rooted goto step 2.
2. download attached zip files and extract content to internal sdcard location
3. use adb shell or terminal from market and execute the commands below
4. you are now running with native CWM recovery and unsecure boot, which enable adb root at boot instantly.
5. boot into recovery, by rebooting device and hold VOL-DOWN during bootup. (from power-off = keep holding vol-down during power on)
execute these 3 commands for recovery image install
Code:
su
cat /mnt/sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
execute these 3 commands for unsecure boot image install
Code:
su
cat /mnt/sdcard/unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
sync
or see screenshot here
do this at your own risk, and do NOT try this on old 4.0.3, which is not with unlocked bootloader, and you are required to install KDZ again.
THANKS to:
skydev - for his continued effort in finding root and giving our device full freedom with boot/recovery.
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Copy and past the command lines from the post, like that you'll be sure that you don't miss write the path.
And like I use to say, be creative
Good luck !
RuedasLocas said:
Remove micro sd from the phone.
Stick to the guide, pay atention to the phone screen behavior soo, keep the screen always on, in case of SuperSU ask for permition...
Copy and past the command lines from the post, like that you'll be sure that you don't miss write the path.
And like I use to say, be creative
Good luck !
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Still no such file, I give up :angel:
Thx every one
ekiong said:
Still no such file, I give up :angel:
Thx every one
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You tried this? Only the path changes, but... I ran out of ideas.
Like I told you, be creative. Change /sdcard/ to /sdcard0/... don't know man...
"01. You must have Root access (https://mega.co.nz/#!0opzyBjS!DSoW-CaTRi49JcW58yvwCCEug4hz6VmnevdJ1prcdpE)
02. Extract both *.img files somewhere
03. Copy those files to your phone (no matter if internal or external storage, I used /sdcard/Unlocking/ so below commands will contains my directory)
04. Run terminal app on your phone or adb shell from PC while you have connected phone
05. Run those commands:
su
cat /sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
su
cat /sdcard/unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
REMEMBER!
If your folder is different than /sdcard replace it in those commands above!
Methods and necessary files are found also here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2180138
All credits goes to Dexter_nlb from xda community."
RuedasLocas said:
You tried this? Only the path changes, but... I ran out of ideas.
Like I told you, be creative. Change /sdcard/ to /sdcard0/... don't know man...
"01. You must have Root access (https://mega.co.nz/#!0opzyBjS!DSoW-CaTRi49JcW58yvwCCEug4hz6VmnevdJ1prcdpE)
02. Extract both *.img files somewhere
03. Copy those files to your phone (no matter if internal or external storage, I used /sdcard/Unlocking/ so below commands will contains my directory)
04. Run terminal app on your phone or adb shell from PC while you have connected phone
05. Run those commands:
su
cat /sdcard/recovery-6028.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
su
cat /sdcard/unsecure-boot-mmcblk0p2.img >/dev/block/mmcblk0p1
sync
REMEMBER!
If your folder is different than /sdcard replace it in those commands above!
Methods and necessary files are found also here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2180138
All credits goes to Dexter_nlb from xda community."
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OH MY GOD I'm stupid, I copied files with ZERO byte.
sorry I used airdroid to copy them to my phone. But only their icons moved into my phone, not contents.
It works now THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS :laugh:
Close thread and my stupid problem :silly:

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