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[Recovery] ClockworkMod Recovery v3.1.0.1

Thanks to nhnt11 here is the latest clockworkmod recovery for buzz. Flash like v3.0.2.8, use unrevoked and select custom image to install. Enjoy. http://www.mediafire.com/?8wdz4jbt7e4h26q

ben1066 said:
Thanks to nhnt11 here is the latest clockworkmod recovery for buzz. Flash like v3.0.2.8, use unrevoked and select custom image to install. Enjoy. http://www.mediafire.com/?8wdz4jbt7e4h26q
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what changed in this recovery?

could you post a changelog please? You can't expect people to download and use this if we don't know about bugs/features etc.

yeah, any reasons we should update?

Changes: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_bootable_recovery/commits/gingerbread

Sorry yeah, the git commit log is probly the best changelog.

Flashed, went well.

found an easier way for those who used xtc clip on their 2.2.1 and can't use unrevoked : http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...covery-failed/page__view__findpost__p__123698
updated my recovery thanx to that

keyra74 said:
found an easier way for those who used xtc clip on their 2.2.1 and can't use unrevoked : http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...covery-failed/page__view__findpost__p__123698
updated my recovery thanx to that
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Tried that before but I still get alot of errors!

which errors?

keyra74 said:
which errors?
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mtd: erase failure at 0x00380000 (I/O error) ...

weird :/ your device is s-off right

keyra74 said:
weird :/ your device is s-off right
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That did just hit me .. no .. hehe !!

Hi I read on CWM 3 and above the sense roms couldnt be flashed is it tru..??can any one advise me on that..
Thanks in advance..

Is true, it doesn't support the scripting that sense uses, radios can't be flashed either.

again, it's not official for buzz
http://mirror.sea.tdrevolution.net/cm/recoveries/
latest is 3.0.0.6

hi,
support offmode battery recharge?

Getting error if i restore, cannot find MD5

It is erorr with all ClockworkMod Recovery v3.xxx and above just made with 2.5.0.7 from ROM Menager app then boot in virtual image and restore it.

komunistvb said:
It is erorr with all ClockworkMod Recovery v3.xxx and above just made with 2.5.0.7 from ROM Menager app then boot in virtual image and restore it.
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With the recovery from arco 3.x.x.x the restore works only this one not.
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About restoring a bakcup on the unofficial CM9

I made a bakcup with ROM manager but when I try to flash it, it says it doesn't have the neccesary permissions to do it. The rom is not root enabled by default, so I guess there's that.
I can't flash it through CWM because it just says "files not found". Any help?.

Our CM9 rom isn't rooted ? I'm sure it is, just check it...
How did you try to flash it ? Via backup or via flash zip ?

Vinzgore said:
Our CM9 rom isn't rooted ? I'm sure it is, just check it...
How did you try to flash it ? Via backup or via flash zip ?
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Both.

Which version of CWM Recovery do you run ?
I've experienced issues on Tantrums Touch Mod...

5.0.2.6

without root
As was mentioned before, you can't do a backup without Root Permissions.
Vinzgore said:
Our CM9 rom isn't rooted ? I'm sure it is, just check it...
How did you try to flash it ? Via backup or via flash zip ?
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No, HotFix1 should repair SU but it doesn't.

Well then, I guess I have to wait for the new fix. Thanks for the anwers!.

Just reboot in recovery and do the back up restoration from there.

ogremount said:
Just reboot in recovery and do the back up restoration from there.
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I can't. You do know that CWM stands for "ClockworkMod" right? (which is the recovery mode).
EDIT: I managed to restore the backup with a different superuser fix. Look for it on the CM9 thread.

I do know what CWM stands for and that's why i did that suggestion. Even though the first build didn't have fully working SU it still had the option to reboot in recovery. When you choose reboot there was reboot and recovery option.
I just happened to do the very suggested thing myself .

Marco_Mena said:
Well then, I guess I have to wait for the new fix. Thanks for the anwers!.
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flash the .zip that is page of that thread (linked below) and your SU sholud be working, another option is to upgarde to nightly #2 (previos full wipes in CWM) wich comes with SU working
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1650537&page=10

CWM flashable zip (locked BL)

i am looking for the CWM topic which someone has made so after you have installed a new rom you flash the CWM file to re-install CWM. I am 100% sure there is one and that i read it, i just cannot find it anymore

Maddhouse said:
i am looking for the CWM topic which someone has made so after you have installed a new rom you flash the CWM file to re-install CWM. I am 100% sure there is one and that i read it, i just cannot find it anymore
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How are you going to flash CWM if you don't have CWM?
I think you're looking for this or this

This thread is god http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2153167
You will find everything you need that are essentials for rooting, recoveries and roms etc. Direct link to CWM for locked BL is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2187363
It's a script you'll have to run from your PC. (Incase you were thinking it was a flashable zip)
EDIT: Looks like diego beat me to it lol

diego9016 said:
How are you going to flash CWM if you don't have CWM?
I think you're looking for this or this
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nope thats not it, you can do flash it becuase you have already booted into it eg. boot into cwm flash new rom then while you are still in CWM you reflash the file to keep it, other wise if you reboot out of it from installing a new rom you loose cwm

Maddhouse said:
nope thats not it, you can do flash it becuase you have already booted into it eg. boot into cwm flash new rom then while you are still in CWM you reflash the file to keep it, other wise if you reboot out of it from installing a new rom you loose cwm
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Well... Hopefully someone can help you then.

[Q] Installing TWRP over CWM

Hey guys, I was wondering if I can just simply install TWRP over CWM using the tool kit provided by mskip or I'll brick my phone if I do that? Thanks and sorry for my poor english lol

I installed twrp provided by maclaw team over cwm simply by flashing twrp zip in cwm (like you would flash new rom, or gapps) and rebooted recovery. Nothing bricked and had no problems.

marmelada said:
I installed twrp provided by maclaw team over cwm simply by flashing twrp zip in cwm (like you would flash new rom, or gapps) and rebooted recovery. Nothing bricked and had no problems.
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Really? Easy like that? I'll try, thank you!

Also flashed maclaws twrp no problems
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Yep confirm it's as easy as that.

Hey guys if you flash twrp over cwm will the data (nandroid) be restorable through twrp or only through cwm?
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jdaines89 said:
Hey guys if you flash twrp over cwm will the data (nandroid) be restorable through twrp or only through cwm?
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I read somewhere, that unfortunately no. However, if something goes really wrong, you still can flash cwm back and then restore. (and if you can't then perhaps flash it through odin?)

Oh well, thanks a lot anyway
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no problem
when twpr install, reboot and then do a back up with twpr, it is clear that CWM will recognize you as you create a folder TWPR.
I'm now with TWPR

marmelada said:
I read somewhere, that unfortunately no. However, if something goes really wrong, you still can flash cwm back and then restore. (and if you can't then perhaps flash it through odin?)
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Stop giving people bad information... Of course you can if you have the updater script written to write raw image to your recovery partition.

Benzonat0r said:
Stop giving people bad information... Of course you can if you have the updater script written to write raw image to your recovery partition.
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So, does it work like that, that I can simply open cwm backup file in twrp? Or is this script written by something external? Because that's what OP was asking for I guess.
I wrote this because I read it somewhere in development thread of CM 10.2, if it's false, then I'm guilty of spreading misinformation

marmelada said:
So, does it work like that, that I can simply open cwm backup file in twrp? Or is this script written by something external? Because that's what OP was asking for I guess.
I wrote this because I read it somewhere in development thread of CM 10.2, if it's false, then I'm guilty of spreading misinformation
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No you can't restore a cwm backup in twrp. I thought the OP asked if it's ok to flash twrp recovery while in cwm, to change the recovery. That works fine

Hi guys, I read all the threads about replacing the CWM with the TWRP, everyone seems to agree on the fact that you need to flash the zip file TWRP by entering the CWM, however there is no such thing as a zip file, I checked on the download page
https://dl.twrp.me/golden/
and there are either .tar files or .img files.
Can I just flash the .tar TWRP file using ODIN ?
Does it overwrite the existing CWM ?

andreavda said:
Hi guys, I read all the threads about replacing the CWM with the TWRP, everyone seems to agree on the fact that you need to flash the zip file TWRP by entering the CWM, however there is no such thing as a zip file, I checked on the download page
https://dl.twrp.me/golden/
and there are either .tar files or .img files.
Can I just flash the .tar TWRP file using ODIN ?
Does it overwrite the existing CWM ?
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eventually I just flashed the CWM using ODIN and everything worked fine, then I realized that I had flashed the official CWM and not the novafusion version, so I again flashed it using ODIN and everything works fine. Now In only have to flash the ROM.

problem after installing Android Revolution HD 40.3

Hi everyone,
I've intslled the Android Revolution HD 40.3 on my HTC One.
The process went well. But when it finished the phone keep rebooting, entering recovery mode and exiting and re-rebooting again and again and again ...
I do not have any idea about what to do !!
Help please !!!

Medarioth said:
Hi everyone,
I've intslled the Android Revolution HD 40.3 on my HTC One.
The process went well. But when it finished the phone keep rebooting, entering recovery mode and exiting and re-rebooting again and again and again ...
I do not have any idea about what to do !!
Help please !!!
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This happened to me a lot on my old Desire HD. Have you tried re-flashing the rom or trying a different one? Also did you clean flash?

JasSingh93 said:
This happened to me a lot on my old Desire HD. Have you tried re-flashing the rom or trying a different one? Also did you clean flash?
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I can't access the recovery mode to re-flash the rom or try another one.
What exactly do you mean by "clean flash" ? I'm quite a nweebie with HTC and english is not my usual language ^^

Medarioth said:
I can't access the recovery mode to re-flash the rom or try another one.
What exactly do you mean by "clean flash" ? I'm quite a nweebie with HTC and english is not my usual language ^^
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Ah okay. I would then flash a custom recovery. You can access the bootloader correct? What method did you use to install the rom? Clean flash or wipe is when you erase all the phone's system files, leaving a blank slate for a new rom to be installed on, and should be done before installing a brand new rom to avoid any issues.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2568662
This is the link to the recovery image I used, it's the latest clockwordmod touch recovery. Very easy to flash as long as you have fast boot setup correctly. Once you have a working recovery you should be able to try a re-flash.

JasSingh93 said:
Ah okay. I would then flash a custom recovery. You can access the bootloader correct? What method did you use to install the rom? Clean flash or wipe is when you erase all the phone's system files, leaving a blank slate for a new rom to be installed on, and should be done before installing a brand new rom to avoid any issues.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2568662
This is the link to the recovery image I used, it's the latest clockwordmod touch recovery. Very easy to flash as long as you have fast boot setup correctly. Once you have a working recovery you should be able to try a re-flash.
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Well I entered Recovery mode through Rom Manager[/URL]clokworkmod () then used "install zip from sdcard".
I chose to keep my old data and don't make a factory reset.
The link you gave redirect me for a post of yours.

Medarioth said:
Well I entered Recovery mode through Rom Manager[/URL]clokworkmod () then used "install zip from sdcard".
I chose to keep my old data and don't make a factory reset.
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Was the recovery still stock or was a custom one flashed? Which process did you follow to root the phone? Since you can't access the recovery at the moment is suggesting it is stock. A failed rom install shouldn't corrupt recovery

JasSingh93 said:
Was the recovery still stock or was a custom one flashed? Which process did you follow to root the phone? Since you can't access the recovery at the moment is suggesting it is stock. A failed rom install shouldn't corrupt recovery
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I remember I've unlocked the bootloader.
I used the method described on this french website : phonandroid.com/tutoriel-comment-rooter-son-htc-one.html
On the bootloader now, i can do a factory reset. Can it be a solution ? will it or not delete the root ?

Medarioth said:
I remember I've unlocked the bootloader.
I used the method described on this french website : phonandroid.com/tutoriel-comment-rooter-son-htc-one.html
On the bootloader now, i can do a factory reset. Can it be a solution ? will it or not delete the root ?
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I'm not sure, since you have tried to flash another rom, a factory reset might not solve the issue. Trying shouldn't brick the phone but I can't say for sure, sorry!
The method looks similar to the one I used. Could you try following from step 6? but using a different recovery.img. I used the clockwokmod touch from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863

JasSingh93 said:
I'm not sure, since you have tried to flash another rom, a factory reset might not solve the issue. Trying shouldn't brick the phone but I can't say for sure, sorry!
The method looks similar to the one I used. Could you try following from step 6? but using a different recovery.img. I used the clockwokmod touch from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863
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yehaaaa! I can now access the ClockworkMod Recovery
Should I try to re-install the rom ? a simple reboot ? ^^

Medarioth said:
yehaaaa! I can now access the ClockworkMod Recovery
Should I try to re-install the rom ? a simple reboot ? ^^
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Nice! Glad you have working recovery. Yes I would reinstall the rom now, and I would recommend that you wipe the system files, (except SD Card partition of course) to reduce the chance of boot loops etc

JasSingh93 said:
Nice! Glad you have working recovery. Yes I would reinstall the rom now, and I would recommend that you wipe the system files, (except SD Card partition of course) to reduce the chance of boot loops etc
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ok will try and keep you updated

Medarioth said:
ok will try and keep you updated
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Ok, you shouldn't have any problems anymore :fingers-crossed:

Medarioth said:
ok will try and keep you updated
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doesn't work :/ after finishing the installation the phone reboot but it's stuck on the boot logo

Medarioth said:
doesn't work :/ after finishing the installation the phone reboot but it's stuck on the boot logo
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Could you send me a link to the rom you flashed? Try downloading a different rom. As you can't boot a ROM your only option may be to use ADB to push a new ROM onto your phone's storage.
See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317989
EDIT: Sorry, that link is for the other recovery. Use this one instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
My bad

JasSingh93 said:
Could you send me a link to the rom you flashed? Try downloading a different rom. As you can't boot a ROM your only option may be to use ADB to push a new ROM onto your phone's storage.
See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317989
EDIT: Sorry, that link is for the other recovery. Use this one instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
My bad
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I used the rom on this link : androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Android_Revolution_HD-One_40.3.zip

Medarioth said:
I used the rom on this link : androidrevolution.nl/downloader/download.php?file=Android_Revolution_HD-One_40.3.zip
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It may have been a bad download. There isn't really any reason for it to not work, although it does say on the page it "You need TRWP 2.6.3.3 custom recovery!"
Not to worry, you can flash it in no-time. Ok so just as before, just flash a new recovery (again) and use the latest image from here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7/
This should allow you to install the rom as the developers intend. It is strange though, i've never encountered a rom where a specific recovery was needed.

JasSingh93 said:
It may have been a bad download. There isn't really any reason for it to not work, although it does say on the page it "You need TRWP 2.6.3.3 custom recovery!"
Not to worry, you can flash it in no-time. Ok so just as before, just flash a new recovery (again) and use the latest image from here: http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7/
This should allow you to install the rom as the developers intend. It is strange though, i've never encountered a rom where a specific recovery was needed.
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done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:

Medarioth said:
done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:
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It should definitely work this time! I've actually just flashed TWRP recovery, and I can already say I prefer it over ClockWorkMod!

Medarioth said:
done. waiting in progress ....... :fingers-crossed:
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Hallelujah after 5 min for rebooting
Just have to reconfigur and reinstal all the apps
thx for your help bro :good:

Medarioth said:
Hallelujah after 5 min for rebooting
Just have to reconfigur and reinstal all the apps
thx for your help bro :good:
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Yayyy!!! Nice one! Good teamwork we got there in the end! Happy to help
Have fun!!