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[Q] I lost recovery while flashing gingerbread asop rom

i lost recovery while flashing gingerbread asop rom,now my phone wont boot past the x screen it stays stuck at the triangle with an ! point in it and the android icon on the bottom .Can some one please help me bring my n1 back to life?

Can you get to the bootloader screen?

How can u back your device
I hope u have usb mode enable under system settings.Anyway it may work agün ı use it so much for recovery.
So there is yourstep
1-First Download Htc Orginal non edited Htc N1 image.
2-Download Android SDK
3-Then bootyour device with trackball push with the same time man.
4-İts open a console mode which is recovery and etc.
5.Then open your commoand center(windows icon thne type cmd and change ypur directory to andorid sdk install folder=C:\android-sdk-windows\tools)
6-Orginal Steps But u can use my way:
7-When the commoand promt: Confirm fastboot connection fastboot devices
fastboot erase userdata--This step may not work but dont be panic man ok--
fastboot erase cache--This step may not work but dont be panic man ok--
8. Go to the directory that you stored your unzipped files.U need open and cmd and chnge diretory whre the file is okk--
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
9.Skip to step 13 if you want to keep recovery (assuming you have a modified recovery such as Amon_RA's recovery). If not fastboot flash recovery recovery.img--U use orginal one.You must need for frg83d update--
Step 10. fastboot reboot
After that u can update
Google are pushing out a 1.3MB FRG83 -> FRG83D patch OTA.
The file can be downloaded here - http://android.clients.google.com/pa...3.ecb21b75.zip
Just change your file name update.zipput sd card and install over recovery mod ok
I've had a quick look at the zip, in summary:
* Updates to the core and framework JARs
* Updates to the Dalvik VM and Webcore libraries
* Updates to the Email, Google Services Framework and and Market packages.
* A couple of other very minor patches
AFTER THAT U CAN ROOT YOUR DEVİCE
So u can install amonra after that ok.
Ps:Make some noise if its work okkk

yes but thats as far as it goes , when i press recovery it goes to the triangle screen

exactly what do i type cuz my fastboot isnt picking up my device

If you flashed Chris' AOSP build then you can use the recovery to flash a CM ROM and then use adb to flash a custom recovery.
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clarksonator said:
If you flashed Chris' AOSP build then you can use the recovery to flash a CM ROM and then use adb to flash a custom recovery.
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But he doesnt have a custom working recovery and it seems his fast boot doesnt work. This is some predicament.

how would i get fastboot to work?

Isn't the triangle the recovery? Just rename a Cm ROM to update.zip on the root of your SD card and then go into recovery. It takes a bit but it should start loading the ROM. I did the same thing when I loaded the ROM.
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Still stuck !

You stuck at the triangle of error screen when go into recovery?
That mean you can go into fastboot/bootloader?
Seems that you flash HBOOT 35.0017

I believe you need to be fully booted, or in recovery, and have usb debugging enabled to use adb.
To get fastboot to work, install the latest sdk drivers...
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[Q] Broke my recovery image. :(

Hi there,
I've just installed CM 6.1.1 via Amon Ra's recovery. CyanogenMod is pretty damn good I must say. At any rate, I got interested in the ClockWork ROM manager app and decided to give it a try. Seemed to install OK from the first menu item but (foolishly foolish now it seems) I didn't do anything to remove Amon Ra's original recovery before installing via the menu.
At any rate, any of the options I choose from the Flash ClockworkMod Recovery to require a reboot into the recovery don't work. "Reboot into recovery" and "backup current ROM" reboot and intitally give me the regular Nexus One splash (with unlock icon) then go to a black screen. I can still get to the regular bootloader screen by holding the trackball and pressing power but going to HBOOT gives me a blackscreen on reboot too.
I've given the forums a pretty good trawl but haven't found any answers so far. I wondered about flashing back to a stock bootloader but haven't found any instructions that don't also require flashing back to the stock ROM also.
Can anyone tell me how to flash the bootloader properly/fully (with ClockWork) given the fact that I appear to have broken it. Any help would be greatly appreciated - I really like the idea of being able to use the ClockWork ROM manager!

Use fastboot to flash an SLCD compatible recovery.
Blackscreen means that the SLCD driver is missing and cannot correctly display the recovery.
The compatible recoveries are Amon_ra 1.9 alpha and above and only the latest clockworkmod recovery (which is only available through a certain menu in the ROM Manager app)

Wrong forum bud but here you go:
1) Download this
2) Reboot to bootloader (Open up a cmd window in your sdk/tools/ folder and type 'adb reboot bootloader')
3) Copy recovery-clockwork-2.5.1.0-passion.img to the tools folder.
4) Verify fastboot recognises your device: 'fastboot devices'
5) Issue command 'fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-2.5.1.0-passion.img'
6) Finally reboot using 'fastboot reboot'
You should then be able to use ROM manager just fine
Edit: Or follow the above post using the Rom manager gui.

Wrong forum! Doh! Apologies. Just noticed I'm now listed below this thread: "Thread DELETED/Locked??? >>>> This is DEVELOPMENT section not Q&A/General!!!! <<<<" Hope I don't get whacked with the ban hammer.
Thanks for the amazingly fast replies guys. Tried flashing the clockwork .img file (not using adb but linux-fastboot seems to work OK on my Ubuntu install) and rebooted from the bootloader with the HBOOT - recovery option and tried fasboot-linux reboot from terminal. Still getting a black screen. Same with reinstalling Clockwork recovery from the GUI. Hmmmm.
Incidentally, is there anyway to tell from the bootloader screen what recovery flashes are installed?

LargePiece said:
Wrong forum! Doh! Apologies. Just noticed I'm now listed below this thread: "Thread DELETED/Locked??? >>>> This is DEVELOPMENT section not Q&A/General!!!! <<<<" Hope I don't get whacked with the ban hammer.
Thanks for the amazingly fast replies guys. Tried flashing the clockwork .img file (not using adb but linux-fastboot seems to work OK on my Ubuntu install) and rebooted from the bootloader with the HBOOT - recovery option and tried fasboot-linux reboot from terminal. Still getting a black screen. Same with reinstalling Clockwork recovery from the GUI. Hmmmm.
Incidentally, is there anyway to tell from the bootloader screen what recovery flashes are installed?
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Oh wait, your HBOOT is black or your recovery? Try a direct "reboot recovery" command from your terminal to see if the recovery now works...
If it's only the hboot, you should be able to flash the 0.35 hboot which supports SLCD

or fastboot oem rebootRUU - if your device's bootloader is unlocked, else be aware that any fastboot command will unlock it, even if you don't apply the oem unlock.

Only clockwork 2.5.1.1 and above, our Amon 1.9 and above is compatible.
Open ROM Manager, and flash a newer version. The option is under All Clockwork Recoveries, at the bottom of the initial page...
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App

RunTimeWorld said:
or fastboot oem rebootRUU - if your device's bootloader is unlocked, else be aware that any fastboot command will unlock it, even if you don't apply the oem unlock.
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What?!
Was this added at the same time as the laser beam?
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App

RunTimeWorld said:
or fastboot oem rebootRUU - if your device's bootloader is unlocked, else be aware that any fastboot command will unlock it, even if you don't apply the oem unlock.
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Utter crap.

Righto so I've already flashed to the latest version of clockwork (from the GUI) which is where things started getting funky. When I get back to my laptop ill try rebooting into recovery instead of using hboot. And perhaps try flashing to hboot 3.5 if you guys think this might help. I do still get a blackscreen from using the reboot into recovery option from theROM manager GUI.
EDIT: Oh cool. Just read your post more carefully danger-rat. Went to 2.5.1.1 of clockwork and I'm all sorted when booting into recovery from the GUI. Not sure about hboot but I guess if its working from the GUI its all good. ') Thanks for the help people.
EDIT EDIT: I really should try things before posting, anyways hboot works good too now! Niiiiice.

[Q] Clockwork Mod to 4EXT recovery

Hey guys,
Before I get flame at, let me point out a few things
1.) I've been searching throughout the forum in and out to find the answer to my question but I have failed so.
2.) I'm using a custom firmware by nikhil007mmus Jelly Bean 4.1 on my HTC Incredible S
3.) Recently I was curious about new firmware from PACman. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2105869
Hence my question is,
I'm using the original ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0, and I found out PACman firmware need to be flash using 4EXT recovery.
I've tried to install 4EXT Recovery, followed ALL the steps provided by alot of people, but everytime after finished installing all the settings and configuration, when I boot up my recovery it is still on ClockworkMod
Why is this so? What did I do wrong? D:
In need of serious guidance or help here

zeniaga said:
Hey guys,
Before I get flame at, let me point out a few things
1.) I've been searching throughout the forum in and out to find the answer to my question but I have failed so.
2.) I'm using a custom firmware by nikhil007mmus Jelly Bean 4.1 on my HTC Incredible S
3.) Recently I was curious about new firmware from PACman. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2105869
Hence my question is,
I'm using the original ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0, and I found out PACman firmware need to be flash using 4EXT recovery.
I've tried to install 4EXT Recovery, followed ALL the steps provided by alot of people, but everytime after finished installing all the settings and configuration, when I boot up my recovery it is still on ClockworkMod
Why is this so? What did I do wrong? D:
In need of serious guidance or help here
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Flash the recovery.img file using flashboot. If you don't know how to do that reply and I'll guide you

Omg thank you for your reply!
unfortunately I have no idea how to do so, mind if you help me out step by step?
I'm stucked for 2 days straight figuring it out

zeniaga said:
Omg thank you for your reply!
unfortunately I have no idea how to do so, mind if you help me out step by step?
I'm stucked for 2 days straight figuring it out
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You need to have adb and fastboot installed in your computer.. if you are using windows you need the htc usb drivers as well
are you on windows?

Just install the 4EXT recovery app from the play store. Follow the steps and it will flash it for you.

Is your device unlocked?

Wow, this is some crazy in-depth **** goin' on!
I am on windows, mind to lay down all the things I need and the steps to follow?
I will read it tomorrow morning, needs to sleep now, it's past midnight here already lol
thanks again!

of course it is if you have already installed custom rom...how stupid of me
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Download the recovery zip file.
extract the recovery.img file and place it in C:\android-sdk\platform-tools\recovery.img
Open up command prompt and type:
cd \android-sdk\platform-tools
Now, make sure it detects your android:
fastboot devices
You'll see a line with a serial number, you're good to go (remember you need to be in fastboot mode while you do all of this, Vol. Up + Power while off)
Now, just flash the recovery.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Would this work on the inspire 4g. IV tried flashing it from the app didn't work so now I'm here using the search button. Any suggestions?
Sent from my HTC Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2

samgurung said:
of course it is if you have already installed custom rom...how stupid of me
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Download the recovery zip file.
extract the recovery.img file and place it in C:\android-sdk\platform-tools\recovery.img
Open up command prompt and type:
cd \android-sdk\platform-tools
Now, make sure it detects your android:
fastboot devices
You'll see a line with a serial number, you're good to go (remember you need to be in fastboot mode while you do all of this, Vol. Up + Power while off)
Now, just flash the recovery.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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This is the maual way to do it and while its good to know, the 4EXT Recovery App will do it all automatically for you.
enigma2446 said:
Would this work on the inspire 4g. IV tried flashing it from the app didn't work so now I'm here using the search button. Any suggestions?
Sent from my HTC Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2
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Did the 4EXT app automatically detect the device properly? Is the recovery compatible with your device?

Yes it detected my phone and yes its compatible cuz the custom Rom I'm running supposedly had it built in but it's still cwm...... Android revolution hd 7.3
Sent from my HTC Inspire 4G using Tapatalk 2

Thanks for the reply again lol,
and yeah I've flashed it to a custom rom lol.
By downloading recovery zip file you mean going into 4EXT website and download it down?
Once I extract it out, I need to put inside my phone's SD card right? I'm pretty lost at this part now.
I got how you mean by doing all this in the fastboot mode (The white screen with lines of words and THREE androids below the screen, correct?)
And I'm not sure about flashing the recovery.img, oh god..

zeniaga said:
Thanks for the reply again lol,
and yeah I've flashed it to a custom rom lol.
By downloading recovery zip file you mean going into 4EXT website and download it down?
Once I extract it out, I need to put inside my phone's SD card right? I'm pretty lost at this part now.
I got how you mean by doing all this in the fastboot mode (The white screen with lines of words and THREE androids below the screen, correct?)
And I'm not sure about flashing the recovery.img, oh god..
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In the bootloader go fastboot USB, I think you need debugging on but not certain. Then your ready to type command.
Sent from my Incredible S using xda premium

Connect your phone to your computer via usb (Make sure usb debugging is checked on the phone)
Open a command prompt window
type the following
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot

Oh okay sweet, so I still need to go to 4EXT to download the file first before proceeding right?

No need am attaching the latest 4EXT TOUCH Recovery Zip file
Extract and follow instructions above.
Also dont forget to check the md5 of the .img file. You brick your device if you flash a corrupt recovery
If it works click "Thanks"

Please report if it works and if it does..please edit the title of your thread and added a '[Solved]' to it in the begining

Okay thanks alot! I will try it along the week, I'm kinda busy with daily work schedule recently,
Will update once I try it!
Thanks alot!

I'll bookmark this for my future usage tooo, this is good thread on switching CWM to 4EXT:good:

kanethesun said:
I'll bookmark this for my future usage tooo, this is good thread on switching CWM to 4EXT:good:
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These steps are manual steps on how to do them and if u just want 4EXT Recovery, then you can download the 4EXT Recovery App. The app will download the proper files as well as flash the recovery once the download is finished.

Htc Vivd Help Needed (Rooting)

Idk if I am in the wrong thread but here we go.
Htc Vivid​I Just got an Htc Vivid An I want to learn how to root it. I have tried Hasoon's program but it didnt work for me.​I have unlocked Bootloader SO I really need help on trying to root this device.
With Hasoon's Program I Tried to flash the TWRP Recovery but it didnt work so I haven't been able to get past flashing
Any Help Would Be Nice THNX
I have Skype if needed, Just ask

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Idk if I am in the wrong thread but here we go.
Htc Vivid​I Just got an Htc Vivid An I want to learn how to root it. I have tried Hasoon's program but it didnt work for me.​I have unlocked Bootloader SO I really need help on trying to root this device.
With Hasoon's Program I Tried to flash the TWRP Recovery but it didnt work so I haven't been able to get past flashing
Any Help Would Be Nice THNX
I have Skype if needed, Just ask
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download version 2.2 and try using wcx recovery or twrp ... it should work

Ok
bilibox said:
download version 2.2 and try using wcx recovery or twrp ... it should work
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I Tried To use a Different recovery but when I flash it, First it loads me into Bootloader (Like it's Supposed to) Then A green Bar pops up,loads and then Nothing Happends. And a link would be great Thank you

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
I Tried To use a Different recovery but when I flash it, First it loads me into Bootloader (Like it's Supposed to) Then A green Bar pops up,loads and then Nothing Happends. And a link would be great Thank you
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Yeah. it does that in fastboot. click bootloader from fastboot and hit recovery.

ok
Alright! I will try it if it doesn't work then idk just gunna ask so if I get the WCX recovery it will work for the vivid and I don't have to do it with just to get a specific version

bilibox said:
Yeah. it does that in fastboot. click bootloader from fastboot and hit recovery.
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Also if I'm asking to such sorry it's my first root but hey atleast I unlocked it

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Alright! I will try it if it doesn't work then idk just gunna ask so if I get the WCX recovery it will work for the vivid and I don't have to do it with just to get a specific version
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If you get that recovery.img you dont have to get the specific version of the tool kit

bilibox said:
If you get that recovery.img you dont have to get the specific version of the tool kit
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Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry
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Thats All you need to do

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok Just to make sure the steps for me todo this would be 1, Get the Wcx Recovery.img then load into my (unlocked) bootloader, then flash the recovery.img and thats all i know idk if i need to flash a kernal or something sorry
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If you install the newest TWRP... There is an option to root your phone when it loads recovery
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk 4

rignfool said:
If you install the newest TWRP... There is an option to root your phone when it loads recovery
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk 4
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Ok I'm getting really confused here can someone tell me exactly waht to do

Dirtymonkeysk8r said:
Ok I'm getting really confused here can someone tell me exactly waht to do
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If you still need help, I wrote this guide for you and anyone else who is confused.
Now that you have unlocked the bootloader follow these steps.
1. Boot into the bootloader by pressing volume down + power.
2. Press the power button to enter fastboot.
3. Make sure that beneath the first few lines on the top of the screen it says fastboot usb highlighted in red.
4. Find a version of TWRP, WCX, or whatever recovery image you are going to use and then extract it into the folder on your computer.
5. In CMD, type this:
fastboot flash recovery "name of the file.img"
6. Press [bootloader] to go back to the main menu (without the brackets).
7. Scroll down with the volume button to recovery.
8. Boot into recovery.
If your recovery works, do this to use a custom rom.
9. Go back into the bootloader by turning your phone off and then using power + volume down.
10. Download a custom rom and open up the .zip file. Then, extract the file named boot.img and extract it into the folder on your computer.
11. Enter fastboot and type this into CMD:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
12. Go back into your recovery (following the steps above from 6-8). Mount your internal SD card and put on the file of the custom rom you wish to use onto your storage. Be sure to copy the file in .zip format, not after it has been extracted.
If your custom rom needs Google Apps, then download the correct file which should be specified in the download area of your rom's post.
13. Go back into the main menu of your recovery and then choose the option to flash the file.
14. Choose the file that you have just loaded onto your storage.
15. Flash Google Apps if you need it.
16. Thank me if it worked

works like a charm:laugh:

123650o said:
If you still need help, I wrote this guide for you and anyone else who is confused.
Now that you have unlocked the bootloader follow these steps.
1. Boot into the bootloader by pressing volume down + power.
2. Press the power button to enter fastboot.
3. Make sure that beneath the first few lines on the top of the screen it says fastboot usb highlighted in red.
4. Find a version of TWRP, WCX, or whatever recovery image you are going to use and then extract it into the folder on your computer.
5. In CMD, type this:
fastboot flash recovery "name of the file.img"
6. Press [bootloader] to go back to the main menu (without the brackets).
7. Scroll down with the volume button to recovery.
8. Boot into recovery.
If your recovery works, do this to use a custom rom.
9. Go back into the bootloader by turning your phone off and then using power + volume down.
10. Download a custom rom and open up the .zip file. Then, extract the file named boot.img and extract it into the folder on your computer.
11. Enter fastboot and type this into CMD:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
12. Go back into your recovery (following the steps above from 6-8). Mount your internal SD card and put on the file of the custom rom you wish to use onto your storage. Be sure to copy the file in .zip format, not after it has been extracted.
If your custom rom needs Google Apps, then download the correct file which should be specified in the download area of your rom's post.
13. Go back into the main menu of your recovery and then choose the option to flash the file.
14. Choose the file that you have just loaded onto your storage.
15. Flash Google Apps if you need it.
16. Thank me if it worked
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Okay, I am going to follow these instructions.. will this work to get me so I can install the team Hydra CyanogenMod 10.2 4.3.1 Jelly bean for this phone. Does the recovery image matter which I use?

GigabitP said:
Okay, I am going to follow these instructions.. will this work to get me so I can install the team Hydra CyanogenMod 10.2 4.3.1 Jelly bean for this phone. Does the recovery image matter which I use?
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Twrp or wcx...
No cwm
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk

rignfool said:
Twrp or wcx...
No cwm
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1416836 Is this basically explaining the same thing?

Yes... But since vivid users are notoriously bad at using the search feature on the website... Or in tapatalk...
We have to have 10000 of the same goddamn thread...
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk

rignfool said:
Yes... But since vivid users are notoriously bad at using the search feature on the website... Or in tapatalk...
We have to have 10000 of the same goddamn thread...
Sent from my Vivid 4G using Tapatalk
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Nah, used the search function to find this thread and others. Thats how I wound up here. But anyways thanks for the info.

[Q] Going from Clockwork Mod to TWRP?? Help

I rooted and romed my phone pretty much right out of the box roughly 8 months ago. I used clockwork mod to Flash an AOKP rom .
I decided it was time for a change, Unfortunately it seems the game has changed LOL
Im rooted, S-Off etc but im running ClockworkMod and most Rom's seem to require TWRP.
I did a little research which led me to Goomanager to flash TWRP.
My Question is how can i go from Clockwork mod to TWRP?
What is the safest way to do this? Id like to try HD Revolution or Venom.
Any help would be much appreciated.

HighSun_Murder said:
I rooted and romed my phone pretty much right out of the box roughly 8 months ago. I used clockwork mod to Flash an AOKP rom .
I decided it was time for a change, Unfortunately it seems the game has changed LOL
Im rooted, S-Off etc but im running ClockworkMod and most Rom's seem to require TWRP.
I did a little research which led me to Goomanager to flash TWRP.
My Question is how can i go from Clockwork mod to TWRP?
What is the safest way to do this? Id like to try HD Revolution or Venom.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Dont use goo manager man.
Download TWRP recovery from here http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7 Version 2.6.3.3
Flash with fastboot. Best way to do it

bihslk said:
Dont use goo manager man.
Download TWRP recovery from here http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7 Version 2.6.3.3
Flash with fastboot. Best way to do it
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Thanks for the info, What is fastboot exactly?

HighSun_Murder said:
Thanks for the info, What is fastboot exactly?
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Come on you kiddin me?
If you s-off your device and have CWM recovery on your ONE then you should know what fastboot is?
There is many threads here how to flash recovery with fastboot and what fastboot is.
Step 1 Download Recovery
Step 2 Download Fastboot Files http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390135922294522457 and extract on desktop
Step 3 Put downloaded recovery into fastboot folder
Step 4 Reboot phone to bootloader [Turn off phone then when its off Hold power+ vol down until you see fastboot menu
Step 5 Connect phone to the PC and you should see now in bootloader FASTBOOT USB if not then press POWER button on FASTBOOT
Step 6 Go to the Fastboot folder and Hold shift in windows and then right klick mouse ""Open command window"
Step 7 Now write following fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img and press ENTER
Now it should be flashed. Now reboot into recovery
DONE!

bihslk said:
Come on you kiddin me?
If you s-off your device and have CWM recovery on your ONE then you should know what fastboot is?
There is many threads here how to flash recovery with fastboot and what fastboot is.
Step 1 Download Recovery
Step 2 Download Fastboot Files http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390135922294522457 and extract on desktop
Step 3 Put downloaded recovery into fastboot folder
Step 4 Reboot phone to bootloader [Turn off phone then when its off Hold power+ vol down until you see fastboot menu
Step 5 Connect phone to the PC and you should see now in bootloader FASTBOOT USB if not then press POWER button on FASTBOOT
Step 6 Go to the Fastboot folder and Hold shift in windows and then right klick mouse ""Open command window"
Step 7 Now write following fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img and press ENTER
Now it should be flashed. Now reboot into recovery
DONE!
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Thanks that's a big help! Like i said, its been a while since i had to flash my phone. i guess i'm a little rusty.
Ill give this a shot.

HighSun_Murder said:
Thanks that's a big help! Like i said, its been a while since i had to flash my phone. i guess i'm a little rusty.
Ill give this a shot.
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Good Luck

bihslk said:
Come on you kiddin me?
If you s-off your device and have CWM recovery on your ONE then you should know what fastboot is?
There is many threads here how to flash recovery with fastboot and what fastboot is.
Step 1 Download Recovery <- check MD5 of TWRP, the site does NOT like download managers
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Step 7 Now write following fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.3-m7.img and press ENTER
Step 8 Now write following fastboot erase cache and press ENTER <- never hurts
Now it should be flashed. Now reboot into recovery
DONE!
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HighSun_Murder said:
Thanks that's a big help! Like i said, its been a while since i had to flash my phone. i guess i'm a little rusty.
Ill give this a shot.
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a small addition, above in blue
and also 2.6.3.4 is out too: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173870

Sorry, I have another question. How do I check the Md5 of twrp? I downloaded the TWRP ISO from the link you provided ( thnks BTW)
and I downloaded the Android fastboot kit V1.4.
I think i understand the rest of the steps, this is just a very different method than I'm used to .
Some research showed that a few people ended up in bootloop after screwing this up, I want to avoid that at all cost, Thanks again for the advice