Clockworkmod just released touch recovery 6.0.1.5. I know you can download it from their site but I can't find a way to do so(when I click download I just see a page with lots of characters). Can anyone zip it so that we can get this awesome recovery love for p990?
Thx in advance
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If you use another browser you can download the recovery image but I don't know how to flash it
Via ROM manager
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emanuele95 said:
but I don't know how to flash it
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As already mentioned, you can do it using ROM Manager. Otherwise, flash IMG file via cmd line, either from a PC:
Code:
adb push XXX.img /data/local/
adb shell "su -c 'dd if=/data/local/XXX.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7'"
adb shell rm /data/local/XXX.img
...or in terminal on the phone itself under su, once you copy the file somewhere on an SD card:
Code:
dd if=/path_to_file/XXX.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7
Just replace "path_to_file" and "XXX" with the actual path and filename.
How to flash the .IMG through ROM manager?
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kt-Froggy said:
As already mentioned, you can do it using ROM Manager. Otherwise, flash IMG file via cmd line, either from a PC:
Code:
adb push XXX.img /data/local/
adb shell "su -c 'dd if=/data/local/XXX.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7'"
adb shell rm /data/local/XXX.img
...or in terminal on the phone itself under su, once you copy the file somewhere on an SD card:
Code:
dd if=/path_to_file/XXX.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7
Just replace "path_to_file" and "XXX" with the actual path and filename.
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Thanks..installed with terminal emulator
So the O2X has official CWM Touch?
Uh... the o2x was the 2nd phone to get it. It was one of the models it was worked on.
What would it take to port it to g2x?
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Thanks armcee you are the best! Also I have flashed the recovery through terminal emulator and it is the best recov!
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Uh... the o2x was the 2nd phone to get it. It was one of the models it was worked on.
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I thought it didn't purely because of this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1825510
Andy HOT said:
How to flash the .IMG through ROM manager?
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Not possible.
Install rom manager from gplay, open it buy rom manager primium it will then give u option for installing cwm touch
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ok i go into cmd and type adb devices, and it tells me that
adb is not recognize as an internal or external command,operable program or batch files
what am i doing wrong NEED HELP
Are you running windows
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If so try typing cd c:/android-sdk-windows/platform-tools
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Then type adb devices
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hoskopico said:
Then type adb devices
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Yes i am on windows,ok after i type adb devices it says
* dameon not running. staring it now on port 5037*
* dameon started successfully*
List of devices attached
Is it supposed to show devices cuzz it dont show non,also in my device manager it has android phone with little yellow circle and exlamation point
This is kind of difficult for me cuzz i came from the samsung infuse and it was easier to add a rom thru rom manager,so if yall can please help me out
It should put a number after if not do you have the drivers installed
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ok it gave me 16 digits and says device
I would really apreciate if you can help me
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)
Each line is a new comand so adb shell then enter then su etc...
Then fallow the steps by designgear
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You gotta use the directory change i gave you earlier then type the adb commands
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Did ya get it to work?
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ok i typed adb shell and it has a
$ symbol?
Now type su then enter and u should be good to go.. to go about finishing the install commands that is
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so how would i install cwm?
I sent ya a pm on it man this thread needs to be deleted by mods for it is not a development thread but a q/a thread
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it says adb not found
ssfirme said:
it says adb not found
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Do youreself a favor and search the adb howto in the Thrill general section. It will tell you how to make an adb shortcut. Save you some headaches.
Also after you adb shell you can no longer use the adb command until you 'exit' the shell. Trying to do so will result in adb not found.
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what do you mean exit the shell
ssfirme said:
what do you mean exit the shell
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Adb commands are run from the computer. When you type adb shell all commands from that point on are from the phone, so you can no longer use the adb command when in shell. Typing 'exit' will exit the shell and return you to being able to use adb commands.
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Have root - confirmed. Uses CF instructions but it all stops when I initiate "already rooted.bat" on my pc. Zimage-file is unable to be pushed due to permission denied. I do not get any prompt asking for SU-permissions on my SGN,
What can I do?
Other info: LQ3 - busybox - emmc check confirmed I have brick bug.
thanks in advance!
Wolfur said:
Have root - confirmed. Uses CF instructions but it all stops when I initiate "already rooted.bat" on my pc. Zimage-file is unable to be pushed due to permission denied. I do not get any prompt asking for SU-permissions on my SGN,
What can I do?
Other info: LQ3 - busybox - emmc check confirmed I have brick bug.
thanks in advance!
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- Have you enabled USB debugging?
- Have you enabled "unknown sources?"
Have you tried manually flashing the kernel trough ADB?
Usb debugging, yes
Unknown sources, yes
How do I go about flashing through ADB?
Have inst latest drivers, can mess with file system from my pc...
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Wolfur said:
Usb debugging, yes
Unknown sources, yes
How do I go about flashing through ADB?
Have inst latest drivers, can mess with file system from my pc...
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Code:
adb push zImage\zImage /data/local/zImage
adb shell
su
dd if=/data/local/zImage of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 bs=4096
rm /data/local/zImage
reboot
This is taken straight out of the batch file.
Let me know, where its stuck.
Bit confused about location of said folder on phone, can't fint the data/local-folder. Is it on sdcard, phone or usbstorage? (neither seems to have that folder)
Is it a matter of write permission, I wonder?
Will test your suggestion as soon as I can, are the commands sent from pc cmd to phone through adb?
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Wolfur said:
Bit confused about location of said folder on phone, can't fint the data/local-folder. Is it on sdcard, phone or usbstorage? (neither seems to have that folder)
Is it a matter of write permission, I wonder?
Will test your suggestion as soon as I can, are the commands sent from pc cmd to phone through adb?
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You only need to push the zImage file to an accessible location on your phone ("/sdcard/") will do.
from then you will need to issue the dd command with the correct path to your zImage file.
like this:
dd if=/sdcard/zImage of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 bs=4096
(this command NEEDS root)
SOLVED!
I moved the zImage file to phone, ran the command as SU and now it worked. Don't know exactly what went wrong.
Now I just made my first nandroid backup, and can start tweaking, experimenting and load ROMs as I please
Thanks for help!
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CWM
Try format all partitions on the phone and inataliraš latest version of the CWM.
Here's what I need so that I can update things like Firmware packages, ROM files, mods, etc...
This is all assuming they didn't break our ability to root and/or use a custom recovery
This is already done:
First ensure you're on the NAE update. (Duh)
Root it
Enable USB Debugging, connect to PC with adb setup and do the following:
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/apnhlos of=/data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/mdm of=/data/local/tmp/mdm.bin
exit
adb pull /data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin
adb pull /data/local/tmp/mdm.bin
It's possible they don't allow writing to /data/local/tmp, you might just use /sdcard instead. (so change of=/data/local/tmp/x.bin to of=/sdcard/x.bin) but being in su should grant you access to do whatever.
You'll have two files (apnhlos.bin and mdm.bin), zip those up, upload them somewhere and send them to me.
I still need this
Next for the system file(s) I need...
First ensure you're on the NAE update. (Duh)
Wipe it to full stock, no mods, no personal apps, no accounts setup, nothing.
Flash recovery
Boot to recovery and do a Nandroid backup to your external sd card.
Boot back to system and copy off the file(s) called system.ext4.img or something to the extent of that, it should be SOMEWHERE on your external sd card, TWRP stores it in the TWRP folder somewhere, CWM stores them in some clockworkmod folder somewhere I believe.
I need all the system image files from the backup, it'll be huge an upwards of 2-3GB, and it might split them into multiple files, so there might be more than one system file in that backup folder. I need them all, zip them up again and upload them somewhere and send the link to me please.
Thanks!
Also, if someone has the update file, that'd by slightly helpful as well, but the other two are more important.
OTA file name is:
8069446ccb676c347a698e64b2df33882547f017.USER_L720 _SPT_MK2_CSB_user_RP_to_NAE_CSB_user_RP_Update_FWD .zip
ChadH42 said:
OTA file name is:
8069446ccb676c347a698e64b2df33882547f017.USER_L720 _SPT_MK2_CSB_user_RP_to_NAE_CSB_user_RP_Update_FWD .zip
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And the full URL: http://android.clients.google.com/p...CSB_user_RP_to_NAE_CSB_user_RP_Update_FWD.zip
Now lets see that de-knoxed modem file. and a de-knoxed NAE ROM.
thereverend999 said:
And the full URL: http://android.clients.google.com/p...CSB_user_RP_to_NAE_CSB_user_RP_Update_FWD.zip
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Thanks for this, this gets a few of the firmware bits out of the way, now I just need the dumps of the modem and system...
Do you need adb on your computer, if so where can I get it for a windows computer?
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churchey360 said:
Do you need adb on your computer, if so where can I get it for a windows computer?
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That and the Samsung drivers
ADB: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
Drivers: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=961956
I'm rooted with custom recovery and adb setup on my computer but I'm not sure on how to type the commands. I got the adb shell and it recognized my phone the I typed su and Idk what to do from here any help?
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churchey360 said:
I'm rooted with custom recovery and adb setup on my computer but I'm not sure on how to type the commands. I got the adb shell and it recognized my phone the I typed su and Idk what to do from here any help?
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Check post one please! ???
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churchey360 said:
I'm rooted with custom recovery and adb setup on my computer but I'm not sure on how to type the commands. I got the adb shell and it recognized my phone the I typed su and Idk what to do from here any help?
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The commands to type were in the OP.
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/apnhlos of=/data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/mdm of=/data/local/tmp/mdm.bin
exit
adb pull /data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin
adb pull /data/local/tmp/mdm.bin
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Do I just type the whole thing at once? I tried doing just the apnhlos.bin and got this message.
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You hit enter after each line. In this exact order:
Type adb shell Then hit enter.
Type su Then hit enter.
Type dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/apnhlos of=/data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin Then hit enter.
Type dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/mdm of=/data/local/tmp/mdm.bin Then hit enter.
Type exit Then hit enter.
Type adb pull /data/local/tmp/apnhlos.bin Then hit enter.
Type adb pull /data/local/tmp/mdm.bin Then hit enter.
After which, you'll follow the rest of the instructions in the OP.
I did it that way but the last 2 steps say error: device not found
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I think it has to do with my adb interface drivers
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churchey360 said:
I did it that way but the last 2 steps say error: device not found
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I think it has to do with my adb interface drivers
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I thanked you for helping out. His post said try changing the lines with /sdcard added. Check first post
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I'll try it that way now and see if it'll work
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I keep getting error device not found
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Is this correct?
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Yes. There you go. Zip them and upload them so he can download them.
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@Unknownforce will this work? It is the apnhlos.bin and mdm.bin in a zip file it's not a big file so I hope it was done correctly it's about all I can do i tried to help lol. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tz9u0rkq092m9qv/0.zip
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churchey360 said:
@Unknownforce will this work? It is the apnhlos.bin and mdm.bin in a zip file it's not a big file so I hope it was done correctly it's about all I can do i tried to help lol. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tz9u0rkq092m9qv/0.zip
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Perfect, now all I need is the system dump, if you can get me that, everyone will love you!
OK I did a factory reset and backed up the stock ROM but I didn't back it up to the external sd card I just backed it up to the device storage will that be fine or should I backup to my external sd card?
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Hi everyone, I searched but didn't found but if any thread out there about installing a recovery without a pc(rooted with towelroot and installed super su and busybox and recovery-less). I know it's irrelevant but if there is a way to do it, it'll be super-awesome!!
As far as I know a PC is needed. This because we cant flash anything without a PC or a recovery..
Perhaps a developer can create a script that can be used with a script thing on the phone?
~~ Regards
This might be a revolutionary idea, @MrSteve555 introduced flash tool on the go and if this also happens, we might not need pc every time.
pranavthombare said:
This might be a revolutionary idea, @MrSteve555 introduced flash tool on the go and if this also happens, we might not need pc every time.
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It's easy .
Download the latest recovery-flashable recovery package from dssmex.
Extract /data/local/tmp from the zip to same path on your phone.
Then run these commands from terminal:
Code:
chmod 755 data/local/tmp/step1.sh
sh /data/local/tmp/step1.sh
This way you can do pretty much everything without PC
You are awesome buddy. Thanks
Help
MrSteve555 said:
It's easy .
Download the latest recovery-flashable recovery package from dssmex.
Extract /data/local/tmp from the zip to same path on your phone.
Then run these commands from terminal:
Code:
chmod 755 data/local/tmp/step1.sh
sh /data/local/tmp/step1.sh
This way you can do pretty much everything without PC
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Can you plz elaborate extraction step..
i m confused,which file to be extracted to the phone at which path!
You can use terminal emulator. .or mobile uncle tool to install recovery without pc
Press thanks
pradip.108 said:
You can use terminal emulator. .or mobile uncle tool to install recovery without pc
Press thanks
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Actually the recovery partition is missing (I think so.).
How to use terminal emulator for installation ??
Then, download a terminal emulator onto your
and fire it up.
Once in the terminal emulator, type the following
commands one line at a time, waiting after each
line for the appropriate prompt:
$ su
# dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/
mmcblk0p18
# reboot recovery
Your device should then boot into the custom
recovery, which serves as immediate confirmation
that you did things correctly.
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No need to type commands just use root browser and just click on step1.sh and execute script as root and its done.
Hit " Thanks " if helpful.. :good:
Ok done?
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MrSteve555 said:
It's easy .
Download the latest recovery-flashable recovery package from dssmex.
Extract /data/local/tmp from the zip to same path on your phone.
Then run these commands from terminal:
Code:
chmod 755 data/local/tmp/step1.sh
sh /data/local/tmp/step1.sh
This way you can do pretty much everything without PC
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After executing the script in the logs i have :
installation : OK
Model Number : C5303
Version : Unknow --> (ERROR: NOT COMPATIBLE)
Some guys may thing that you will need to mod system apks or may need to flash external zip files but NO this guide just ues simple adb command you will not even need to be rooted to impleament this guide
Instructions:-
1)Enable USB debugging
2)Connect your phone and make sure you have permitted your computer for adb operations of your device...
3)Use following adb commands
Code:
adb shell
content insert --uri content://settings/system --bind name:s:status_bar_show_battery_percent --bind value:i:1
exit
adb reboot
4)Enjoy :good: :highfive:
And this will work on almost every device
Thanks
U can easily do it by downloading Battery precentage Enabler from playstore! Is all this effort needed?
Don't know about that app
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hjmodi said:
Don't know about that app
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That app also works. I tried it on KitKat.
Okey, one question, how to if I want to revert back? Change the bind value:i: from 1 to 0 right?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.kroegerama.android4batpercent&hl=en
mohaxs said:
Okey, one question, how to if I want to revert back? Change the bind value:i: from 1 to 0 right?
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Yep
Work lollipop 5.1 bro?
Yes
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help not commands
puturaya20 said:
help not commands
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Have you installed ADB or Android SDK before ?
If yes, make sure the CMD is in the same folder as adb.exe
If not, install it, there's some guide floating on the forum.
hjmodi said:
Some guys may thing that you will need to mod system apks or may need to flash external zip files but NO this guide just ues simple adb command you will not even need to be rooted to impleament this guide
Instructions:-
1)Enable USB debugging
2)Connect your phone and make sure you have permitted your computer for adb operations of your device...
3)Use following adb commands
Code:
adb shell
content insert --uri content://settings/system --bind name:s:status_bar_show_battery_percent --bind value:i:1
exit
adb reboot
4)Enjoy :good: :highfive:
And this will work on almost every device
Thanks
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Is there any command can run through Terminal Emulator app to do this???
just install that app from playstore to get thos numbers in the batt icon, much simpler i guess