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[Q] HELP ME!!!!!

HOW FIX THIS PROBLEM?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKTBOJNNNOM&feature=mfu_channel&list=UL

KR470S said:
HOW FIX THIS PROBLEM?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKTBOJNNNOM&feature=mfu_channel&list=UL
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You have started two same thread on the same problem! Which version of aNa kernel and ROM you are using? Can you go into the Recovery with BACK button?
If so, do a full wipe and install the ROM again with the custom zip files from SDcard.
Please let us have more details so you could help you better!

saintckk said:
You have started two same thread on the same problem! Which version of aNa kernel and ROM you are using? Can you go into the Recovery with BACK button?
If so, do a full wipe and install the ROM again with the custom zip files from SDcard.
Please let us have more details so you could help you better!
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Yes with back button enter in Recovery and I did full wipe and instal CM7 ROM with custom zip file from SDcard and nothing.
PS: Official rom 2.1 and aNa Kernel v10

KR470S said:
PS: Official rom 2.1 and aNa Kernel v10
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Well, and you wonder why it "dies" at the attempt to boot?
The STOCK ROM does NOT work with nAa or Alfs!
Now go and flash MiniCM7 or restore the Stock Kernel and keep on improving your knowledge before running free and messing up.

B.Jay said:
Well, and you wonder why it "dies" at the attempt to boot?
The STOCK ROM does NOT work with nAa or Alfs!
Now go and flash MiniCM7 or restore the Stock Kernel and keep on improving your knowledge before running free and messing up.
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KR470S Ah Yo! please read the first page of any kernel or rom, to see the requirement, loh! Failure of which, may permanently brick your phone!

saintckk said:
Ah yo! please read the first page of any kernel or rom, and see what is the requirement, loh! Failure of which, may permanently brick your phone!
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Thank you for pointing out the obvious saintckk - pure words of wisdom many seem to ignore.

saintckk said:
KR470S Ah Yo! please read the first page of any kernel or rom, to see the requirement, loh! Failure of which, may permanently brick your phone!
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I read all page with kernel and rom and nothig. Not work anything I do.

Go to PC Companion > Support zone > Phone Software Update > repair phone.
Everytime i bricked my phone i rescued it this way, it may work for you too

KR470S said:
I read all page with kernel and rom and nothig. Not work anything I do.
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What saintckk wanted to say is this ...
If you look at the thread title of nobodyAtall's Kernel thread it reads:
[KERNEL] nAa-10 [28/1/12] Custom Gingerbread kernel + CWM Recovery
You notice the "Gingerbread" I made bold?
Android 2.1.x --> Eclair
Android 2.2.x --> Froyo
Android 2.3.x --> Gingerbread
Android 3.x.x --> Honeycomb
Android 4.0.x --> Ice Cream Sandwich
Since the thread title points out that the kernel is intended to be used with Gingerbread ROMs you can't use it with older Android versions.
But that's just half the story.
Not every 2.3.x (aka "Gingerbread") custom ROM will actually work with every custom Kernel.
For example:
GingerDX runs on Stock Kernel, Alfs or Linux DX
MiniCM7 runs best on nAa ONLY
This means you have to use a befitting kernel for the ROM of your choice. The supported Kernels of a ROM are either noted down in the thread title or somewhere in the 1st post.
The simple fact is that the 2.1 STOCK ROM does NOT work with custom kernels at all as it has never been made to run on a custom kernel.
Note: I'm ignoring the fact here that lrakkarl's FroyoPro can also run on Alfs.
That being straightened out ...
To resolve your problem do as I wrote above. Either flash MiniCM7 (v2.1.8) or flash back the stock kernel and stay on the stock ROM.
Again: The Stock ROM does NOT work with custom kernels!

NO.... I try of 5 hours and nothing I can fix this... X(

Well...
To flash MiniCM7 (requires "adb" as you're stuck at boot AND some knowledge about how to do it):
- Download the ZIP of the ROM
- Connect your X8 to the Computer by using the USB cable
- Turn on the phone and once the SONY ERICSSON logo appears keep on tapping onto the screen to get into CWM.
- "Mount SD-card"
- adb connect
- adb push C:\path\to\MiniCM7.zip /sdcard
- Flash MiniCM7 from your SD card
- Full Wipe
- Reboot
The other way would be as hrvoje334 pointed out above ...
Flash back to Stock and retry from there.

B.Jay said:
What saintckk wanted to say is this ...
If you look at the thread title of nobodyAtall's Kernel thread it reads:
[KERNEL] nAa-10 [28/1/12] Custom Gingerbread kernel + CWM Recovery
You notice the "Gingerbread" I made bold?
Android 2.1.x --> Eclair
Android 2.2.x --> Froyo
Android 2.3.x --> Gingerbread
Android 3.x.x --> Honeycomb
Android 4.0.x --> Ice Cream Sandwich
Since the thread title points out that the kernel is intended to be used with Gingerbread ROMs you can't use it with older Android versions.
But that's just half the story.
Not every 2.3.x (aka "Gingerbread") custom ROM will actually work with every custom Kernel.
For example:
GingerDX runs on Stock Kernel, Alfs or Linux DX
MiniCM7 runs best on nAa ONLY
This means you have to use a befitting kernel for the ROM of your choice. The supported Kernels of a ROM are either noted down in the thread title or somewhere in the 1st post.
The simple fact is that the 2.1 STOCK ROM does NOT work with custom kernels at all as it has never been made to run on a custom kernel.
Note: I'm ignoring the fact here that lrakkarl's FroyoPro can also run on Alfs.
That being straightened out ...
To resolve your problem do as I wrote above. Either flash MiniCM7 (v2.1.8) or flash back the stock kernel and stay on the stock ROM.
Again: The Stock ROM does NOT work with custom kernels!
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With anything Kernel and ROM I try to use don't work. I don't know what can I do.

KR470S said:
With anything Kernel and ROM I try to use don't work. I don't know what can I do.
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Ok ...
Download Flashtool
Download the Stock Kernel FTF
Download the Stock 2.1.1.C.0.0 Stock ROM FTF
Put the ftf files into the "firmwares" directory inside the Flashtool directory.
Start Flashtool
Click the "Flash" button and select the kernel ftf.
In the next window don't do anything, just click "OK"
Flashtool will now tell you to ...
- TURN THE PHONE OFF
- Press the Back button and keep it pressed
- Connect the phone to the computer
Once you see that flashtool recognized the phone and started to flash the kernel you can release the back button.
Repeat the procedure a second time, but this time you select the ROM FTF.
Once that's done you're back on the Stock Kernel and Stock ROM.
From there you need to root the phone again and either install xRecovery or Dual Mode recovery (to have xRecovery AND CWM).
You may also try with PC Companion instead of Flashtool, but in case PC Companion tells you to take a hike you need to go down the Flashtool route.

B.Jay said:
Ok ...
Download Flashtool
Download the Stock Kernel FTF
Download the Stock 2.1.1.C.0.0 Stock ROM FTF
Put the ftf files into the "firmwares" directory inside the Flashtool directory.
Start Flashtool
Click the "Flash" button and select the kernel ftf.
In the next window don't do anything, just click "OK"
Flashtool will now tell you to ...
- TURN THE PHONE OFF
- Press the Back button and keep it pressed
- Connect the phone to the computer
Once you see that flashtool recognized the phone and started to flash the kernel you can release the back button.
Repeat the procedure a second time, but this time you select the ROM FTF.
Once that's done you're back on the Stock Kernel and Stock ROM.
From there you need to root the phone again and either install xRecovery or Dual Mode recovery (to have xRecovery AND CWM).
You may also try with PC Companion instead of Flashtool, but in case PC Companion tells you to take a hike you need to go down the Flashtool route.
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When I do this need to have Unlocked bootloader?

KR470S said:
When I do this need to have Unlocked bootloader?
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Since you obviously didn't unlock your boot loader but just flash MiniCM7 - no, I take your boot loader should even still be locked, right?
If you didn't touch the boot loader and NOT flash a custom kernel...
Just download Flashtool and the Stock ROM FTF to recover your phone back to Stock 2.1

B.Jay said:
Since you obviously didn't unlock your boot loader but just flash MiniCM7 - no, I take your boot loader should even still be locked, right?
If you didn't touch the boot loader and NOT flash a custom kernel...
Just download Flashtool and the Stock ROM FTF to recover your phone back to Stock 2.1
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OK I do all this now if I want to install CM7 rom what I have to do?

Reroot, install CWM again and flash the ROM of your choice.

hrvoje334 said:
Go to PC Companion > Support zone > Phone Software Update > repair phone.
Everytime i bricked my phone i rescued it this way, it may work for you too
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You can't do this on custom kernel

A little help please :)

I have rooted and installed super SU on the galaxy note n7000.
Running ICS 4.0.4
Modem is XXLRK
Kernel is XXXLRK-CL811902
Build Number is XXLRK
Am i right in thinking that all i have to do is
- recovery Mode boot
- Jbroid Kernel Cleaner (original) flash jBroid_Kernel_Cleaning_Script_Ed-1.zip
- after that flash Abyss4.2 redpill
- reboot in Recovery (under Advanced )
- Wipe data/factory
- Wipe cache/dalvik
- flash Rom
I have all these files however when i go to recovery (which i think it hold, Home, Power and up on the phone.
It says stock recovery, so am i right in thinking that there is no CWM for the note? As the choices i have when in this recovery does not cover install from SD card?
So how would one flash something? Shall i rename it to update.zip???
Many thanks.

dladz said:
I have rooted and installed super SU on the galaxy note n7000.
Running ICS 4.0.4
Modem is XXLRK
Kernel is XXXLRK-CL811902
Build Number is XXLRK
Am i right in thinking that all i have to do is
- recovery Mode boot
- Jbroid Kernel Cleaner (original) flash jBroid_Kernel_Cleaning_Script_Ed-1.zip
- after that flash Abyss4.2 redpill
- reboot in Recovery (under Advanced )
- Wipe data/factory
- Wipe cache/dalvik
- flash Rom
I have all these files however when i go to recovery (which i think it hold, Home, Power and up on the phone.
It says stock recovery, so am i right in thinking that there is no CWM for the note? As the choices i have when in this recovery does not cover install from SD card?
So how would one flash something? Shall i rename it to update.zip???
Many thanks.
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sir if it is showing stock recovery and not showing cwm recovery then you need to flash pre-rooted gb rom first.correct me if i am wrong???

shivg86 said:
sir if it is showing stock recovery and not showing cwm recovery then you need to flash pre-rooted gb rom first.correct me if i am wrong???
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Thanks for the reply, and to answer your question i wouldn't know, but it is showing stock recovery, plus this isn't even my phone, i'm using a SGS3, which was a walk in the park, it appears that the note has gone through a very different route for the root / installing a custom rom process.
As it's not my phone i obviously don't want to pass him a paper weight back and say "Sorrrry i tried "
So with that in mind, i'm kinda hoping for bit of help.
But if it means downgrading and what not then i might just give it back to him.
Would be nice to get a win out of this though.
Just out of curiosity, why would you need to downgrade to GB to get CWM working on the note? Surely there must be a way from ICS? root and SU went on well, it's just i'm stuck now and there appears to be a lot of pit falls.
I found this guide but it's pretty vague http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1329360

dladz said:
Thanks for the reply, and to answer your question i wouldn't know, but it is showing stock recovery, plus this isn't even my phone, i'm using a SGS3, which was a walk in the park, it appears that the note has gone through a very different route for the root / installing a custom rom process.
As it's not my phone i obviously don't want to pass him a paper weight back and say "Sorrrry i tried "
So with that in mind, i'm kinda hoping for bit of help.
But if it means downgrading and what not then i might just give it back to him.
Would be nice to get a win out of this though.
Just out of curiosity, why would you need to downgrade to GB to get CWM working on the note? Surely there must be a way from ICS? root and SU went on well, it's just i'm stuck now and there appears to be a lot of pit falls.
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first i am suggesting you as ics is dangerous and not 100% safe even with good kernels.
second yes there is a way for cwm recovery in ics and you need to follow the signatures of dr.ketan sir.
third as i hope the phone is rooted but not showing cwm,so that's why suggesting you to downgrade then upgrade to any custom rom.
fourth custom roms are not safe to flash right from ics.it is better to downgrade to pre-rooted gb rom then do that.

shivg86 said:
first i am suggesting you as ics is dangerous and not 100% safe even with good kernels.
second yes there is a way for cwm recovery in ics and you need to follow the signatures of dr.ketan sir.
third as i hope the phone is rooted but not showing cwm,so that's why suggesting you to downgrade then upgrade to any custom rom.
fourth custom roms are not safe to flash right from ics.it is better to downgrade to pre-rooted gb rom then do that.
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Ahh i see so you can do it but there seems to be a risk right?
Tell you what, i'm giving him his phone back, this appears to be a pain in the backside, i appreciate your help but i think i'll leave it to him.
In all honesty i'd recommend everyone rooting their own phone anyway as if something goes wrong then they'll know where they're up to when they want to fix it.
Thanks again

dladz said:
Ahh i see so you can do it but there seems to be a risk right?
Tell you what, i'm giving him his phone back, this appears to be a pain in the backside, i appreciate your help but i think i'll leave it to him.
In all honesty i'd recommend everyone rooting their own phone anyway as if something goes wrong then they'll know where they're up to when they want to fix it.
Thanks again
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yes,you are right sir.:good::good:

[SOLVED] [Q] Getting back to stock ROM

Hi all
I have rooted and unlocked the bootloader but haven't taken the jump and stuck a ROM or kernel on as yet, as am actually quite happy with the stock ROM, and also rely on the headphones, amongst other things - which appear to be a problem on some of the ROMs.
If I do stick a custom ROM on, can I easily get back to the stock one, is there a stock ROM of that which I can flash via CWM ?
I understand that with CWM I (currently) have to instantly stick a ROM on, so presumably cant do a backup of the stock ROM at that point..before putting on FXP or some such
I presume I can use the sony update service, but would that wipe the root ...?
could someone enlighten me
many thanks
nat

xda-nat said:
Hi all
I have rooted and unlocked the bootloader but haven't taken the jump and stuck a ROM or kernel on as yet, as am actually quite happy with the stock ROM, and also rely on the headphones, amongst other things - which appear to be a problem on some of the ROMs.
If I do stick a custom ROM on, can I easily get back to the stock one, is there a stock ROM of that which I can flash via CWM ?
I understand that with CWM I (currently) have to instantly stick a ROM on, so presumably cant do a backup of the stock ROM at that point..before putting on FXP or some such
I presume I can use the sony update service, but would that wipe the root ...?
could someone enlighten me
many thanks
nat
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Take a backup of what you have now in recovery, and you can always restore.
Also there are plenty of stock .ftfs in the allin one thread in Q&A that can be flashed in flashtool
No.
if you flash cmw from the thread then yeas, but you have unlocke your bootloader, so just flash the advanced stock kernel and then you have recovery without having to reflash a rom...

gregbradley said:
Take a backup of what you have now in recovery, and you can always restore.
Also there are plenty of stock .ftfs in the allin one thread in Q&A that can be flashed in flashtool
No.
if you flash cmw from the thread then yeas, but you have unlocke your bootloader, so just flash the advanced stock kernel and then you have recovery without having to reflash a rom...
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hi thanks for the reply
this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1922925
that has CWM rolled up in it?
and I can simply type
fastboot flash boot Tkernel.elf
using the version of fastboot that came with flashtool
with the phone in fastboot mode (blue LED)?
effectively following steps from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23181182#post23181182

xda-nat said:
hi thanks for the reply
this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1922925
that has CWM rolled up in it?
and I can simply type
fastboot flash boot Tkernel.elf
using the version of fastboot that came with flashtool
with the phone in fastboot mode (blue LED)?
effectively following steps from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23181182#post23181182
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yes

CWM for locked bootloaders (for rooted phones only)(UPDATED TO 0.5)

Hi this is CWM for locked bootloaders Alot of stuff is working test it yourself.
Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?885wnu7x259r5q3
Instruction
1. Root your phone
2. Enable usb debugging
3. Run install file in CWM folder
How to Enter Recovery
Boot the phone and keep pressing volume down key and you will be booted into recovery. Move up and down with volume key and press power button to select
CWM Flashable Zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?5qdmrqpppmqsi97
Flashable Superuser: http://www.mediafire.com/?22zetxlmoh2hgj2
Flash this after flashing rom otherwise your phone will keep rebooting if you try to edit system files: http://www.mediafire.com/?1pxba0sjo2n3gzu
This was orignaly made for xperia GX and SX but it works fine on xperia T tested by myself
Thanks to crazy_Doze for modding the recovery

Sharaz22 said:
Hi this is CWM for locked bootloaders
Instruction
1. Root your phone
2. Run install file in CWM folder
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Many thanks, but can you edit the title to say this is for only the older firmware, as people with locked bootloaders cannot root the newer firmware, it may cause false hope and lots of annoying questions....

many thanks dude, lot of people are waiting for that ... i test it now and report
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vinss68 said:
many thanks dude, lot of people are waiting for that ... i test it now and report
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all is ok cwm run on my phone. i download some rom for testing.

some report. of course cm paranoid ... arn't run with this BUT...romaur it's ok but not recommanded... AND the new firmware deodexed by gregbradley run and it's rooted with locked bootloader ssoooo gooood rom is very fast . greg put it on your allinone i think it's a good news

will do, but will do tomorrow, sleep now

of course it's not a hollydays for all eheh.

how can i flash it on windows?
is there any guide for doing step by step?

erhangulsum said:
how can i flash it on windows?
is there any guide for doing step by step?
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connect phone to computer and just run the install.bat file

gregbradley said:
connect phone to computer and just run the install.bat file
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It doesnt install cmw for me. i have rooted a1.303 stock rom.
it didnt work.

Hi !
first, thanks ! it's amazing !
second, I have a question, after installed this, we can flash all the rom like AOKP, CM... or just rom who are make for locked bootloader (like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2007736) ?
Thanks a lot men !

Meelouw said:
Hi !
first, thanks ! it's amazing !
second, I have a question, after installed this, we can flash all the rom like AOKP, CM... or just rom who are make for locked bootloader (like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2007736) ?
Thanks a lot men !
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no, you need unlocked bootloader for those. You will have to stick to stock based roms like mine

gregbradley said:
no, you need unlocked bootloader for those. You will have to stick to stock based roms like mine
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ok Thanks !

this worked ok, but after flashing Assaye V 003, i can't get into recovery, i re-ran install.bat, still the same, pressing volume down does not enter recovery anymore.
I was rooted the second time round too.

spida_singh said:
this worked ok, but after flashing Assaye V 003, i can't get into recovery, i re-ran install.bat, still the same, pressing volume down does not enter recovery anymore.
I was rooted the second time round too.
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volume up to get to recovery

doh.. cheers mate
Volume up doesnt work either, does when on .303, but after flashing .195, no joy in getting into recovery

Would this work on the Xperia TL running .303 rooted?

spida_singh said:
doh.. cheers mate
Volume up doesnt work either, does when on .303, but after flashing .195, no joy in getting into recovery
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Hmmm... It works for me
Just after flash .195, I re-installed recovery - install.bat

I think we need to make sure we are on stock 195 kernel. Try flashing this in flashtool and see if it works then

Im on a stock kernel, now on the FTF Kernel your provided in your ROM thread, for some reason, when i flash your ROM, CWM gets removed, i can't go back into it, i have to flash .303, and then use CWM to flash your ROM, i had to do this to upgrade form 003 to 004.

Locked bootloader, running Assaye v4. thanks to CWM. we just need a flashable version to flash after we flash roms.
You rock bro.
Device : Xperia T locked to rogers, rooted and free from carrier apps.
Im on a stock kernel, now on the FTF Kernel your provided in your ROM thread, for some reason, when i flash your ROM, CWM gets removed, i can't go back into it, i have to flash .303, and then use CWM to flash your ROM, i had to do this to upgrade form 003 to 004.
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There's an easy fix for this as i just came from the xperia s and had to deal with a locked boot loader on it as well.
We need a flashable version of CWM. this way after you flash a rom before you reboot your device you install CWM, then reboot. then you have ROM and CWM.
I guess you could also try and run the bat file again. (didn't work.)

How to keep TWRP while running on stock?

Coming from Nexus, I'm quite annoyed about how Sony phones work. I'm sick of booting to fastboot and flash a hell loads of stuff everytime I want to do something.
Has anyone made a flash zip that contains TWRP and stock kernel together that I missed? Or is there any other solution?
Thanks in advance.

SwordLaker said:
Coming from Nexus, I'm quite annoyed about how Sony phones work. I'm sick of booting to fastboot and flash a hell loads of stuff everytime I want to do something.
Has anyone made a flash zip that contains TWRP and stock kernel together that I missed? Or is there any other solution?
Thanks in advance.
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yes, its in the dev section.
flash doomkernel it has a choice of recovery in it

gregbradley said:
yes, its in the dev section.
flash doomkernel it has a choice of recovery in it
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Thanks for the reply, but I'm kind of confused. There is only one download link in the thread, without mentioning any recovery. Would flashing this overwrite the recovery the way same the stock kernel zip file does? Or is there already a recovery inside?
In any case, DoomKernel is kind of still in beta and not yet seems to be stable, so I would avoid it if I could. But I would give it a try.

SwordLaker said:
Thanks for the reply, but I'm kind of confused. There is only one download link in the thread, without mentioning any recovery. Would flashing this overwrite the recovery the way same the stock kernel zip file does? Or is there already a recovery inside?
In any case, DoomKernel is kind of still in beta and not yet seems to be stable, so I would avoid it if I could. But I would give it a try.
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You are joing right?
Its rock solid stable and has been working on may devices for a long time. I have been running it since its release with no problems.
Both twrp and cmw recovery are in the kernel so you get to choose which recovery you want to boot into. Press volume up on the purple LED and vibration to go into one recovery and volume down to get into the other recovery.
All you need to do is make sure your bootloader is unlocked and flash the zip in whichever recovery you currently have.

gregbradley said:
yes, its in the dev section.
flash doomkernel it has a choice of recovery in it
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gregbradley said:
You are joing right?
Its rock solid stable and has been working on may devices for a long time. I have been running it since its release with no problems.
Both twrp and cmw recovery are in the kernel so you get to choose which recovery you want to boot into. Press volume up on the purple LED and vibration to go into one recovery and volume down to get into the other recovery.
All you need to do is make sure your bootloader is unlocked and flash the zip in whichever recovery you currently have.
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Thanks. Never knew that multiple recoveries can be installed simultaneously.