[Q] Rooting and flashing questions - 7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

As of last night I had my KFHD7 setup just the way I wanted with root, Kinology and my customizing 99% done. Well, I decided to get cute and mess around with how the status bar looked and <wham>, I lost my entire user interface. I ended up flashing stock 7.3.1 back on using TWRP and all looked well because I still had the root and could just put Kinology right back on. I wasn't aware there was an update of 7.4.1 available, which Amazon snuck in my device immediately <thanks?>. So now I'm back to a plain ol' out of the box KFHD7 without root, TWRP and running 7.4.1 stock rom.
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069117&highlight=root+kfhd7
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163135
Are they still safe to follow for 7.4.1? Thanks for any help.

Braves1995 said:
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
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The second one actually contains a procedure that goes through everything you need. In a nutshell, first root, then install freedomboot/TWRP, then install Kinology.

Braves1995 said:
As of last night I had my KFHD7 setup just the way I wanted with root, Kinology and my customizing 99% done. Well, I decided to get cute and mess around with how the status bar looked and <wham>, I lost my entire user interface. I ended up flashing stock 7.3.1 back on using TWRP and all looked well because I still had the root and could just put Kinology right back on. I wasn't aware there was an update of 7.4.1 available, which Amazon snuck in my device immediately <thanks?>. So now I'm back to a plain ol' out of the box KFHD7 without root, TWRP and running 7.4.1 stock rom.
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069117&highlight=root+kfhd7
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163135
Are they still safe to follow for 7.4.1? Thanks for any help.
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Yes, my guide will still work.
JulianPaoloThiry said:
The second one actually contains a procedure that goes through everything you need. In a nutshell, first root, then install freedomboot/TWRP, then install Kinology.
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It does.

Is it possible to gain root with stock v7.4.1?
seokhun said:
Yes, my guide will still work.
It does.
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Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks

qqdawg said:
Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks
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Try new one here link this shuld work http://uploaded.net/file/qdwj779r
Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2

Recovery Problem
seokhun said:
Yes, my guide will still work.
It does.
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I tried your method and get stuck when trying to go to recovery. so i forced recovery with fire flash and chose reboot in recovery. then it showed a yellow triangle with an explanation point giving me two options reboot or reset. I rebooted and didnt try it again. What do I do now? I was attempting to flash Hashcode's ROM but it won't even go into recovery with twrp also the freedom boot didn't occur. If anyone can identify or solve the problem that would be greatly appreciated.

CVanB said:
I tried your method and get stuck when trying to go to recovery. so i forced recovery with fire flash and chose reboot in recovery. then it showed a yellow triangle with an explanation point giving me two options reboot or reset. I rebooted and didnt try it again. What do I do now? I was attempting to flash Hashcode's ROM but it won't even go into recovery with twrp also the freedom boot didn't occur. If anyone can identify or solve the problem that would be greatly appreciated.
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You didn't follow the guide correctly. If you at least did something right, you should've put freedom-boot in the boot partition, and TWRP in the recovery partition. That has to be flashed at the same time, and reboot into recovery. Custom ROMs are flashed afterward, not in FireFlash. What you're stuck at is the stock recovery. My thread in signature, #7, then #6.

qqdawg said:
Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks
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You can definitely root 7.4.1 update. Follow the guide here. http://androidcowboy.com/2013/04/root-kindle-fire-hd-7-3-0-firmware/

They are functioning but...
seokhun said:
You didn't follow the guide correctly. If you at least did something right, you should've put freedom-boot in the boot partition, and TWRP in the recovery partition. That has to be flashed at the same time, and reboot into recovery. Custom ROMs are flashed afterward, not in FireFlash. What you're stuck at is the stock recovery. My thread in signature, #7, then #6.
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When I but it lags and took more than 2 min. to go into TWRP. Should I still flash a ROM with the boot and recovery lagging?

CVanB said:
When I but it lags and took more than 2 min. to go into TWRP. Should I still flash a ROM with the boot and recovery lagging?
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Do you see the blue logo at boot? If so, boot into TWRP, and sideload a ROM and flash. TWRP does take a while.

It worked
seokhun said:
Do you see the blue logo at boot? If so, boot into TWRP, and sideload a ROM and flash. TWRP does take a while.
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It turned blue and I continued to flash Hashcode's CM10 JB ROM and it runs great.

esema1o said:
Try new one here link this shuld work http://uploaded.net/file/qdwj779r
Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2
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thanks, got the kindle downgraded to v7.2.3, also rooted.:laugh:
Thanks to everyone here at XDA.

Related

Can't boot into recovery!

I just rooted my Nexus 1 Froyo per instructions on theUnlockr.com. I installed ADB first, Then proceded to root. I then flashed a recovery rom: recovery-RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1-cyan.img. This was successful. I then booted phone into recovery mode. Selected recovery and the first couple times I received a black screen with an exclamation point in the middle of a triangle next to green android. I flashed recovery rom once again and this time it allowed me to enter. I made my backup image and even booted into recovery mode again�wiped phone clean and restored image. I thought I was golden! Later I tried to boot into recovery mode again and I received same problem as mentioned above. I tried again no luck. I even flashed recovery rom again and It still dose not work. Why could this be happening? I even went through the steps to root phone again (that went well). But still no recovery mode. I even tried another recovery rom: recovery-RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1.img. It did the same thing. Worked one time and then nothing! I need to fix this before I load custom Roms.
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
follow this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=636795
Amritttt said:
follow this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=636795
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I was able to flash recovery via your instructions but phone STILL will not boot into recovery mode. I hold down the volume key and power.....all I get is triangle with droid net to it. Im going to try and Un-root my phone and start from scratch! Thanks for the help!
you are getting the triangle with the droid because the recovery did not flash correctly, try usung rom manager if for nothing else, just to install Amon/clockwork
Poseidon20 said:
I was able to flash recovery via your instructions but phone STILL will not boot into recovery mode. I hold down the volume key and power.....all I get is triangle with droid net to it. Im going to try and Un-root my phone and start from scratch! Thanks for the help!
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Did you remove the two scripts like you were told? /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and /system/recovery-from-boot.p
you are getting the triangle with the droid because the recovery did not flash correctly, try usung rom manager if for nothing else, just to install Amon/clockwork
Cool thanks for the advice! I did try Rom Manager and used Amon/Clockwork recovery. After flashing the Recovery Image I booted into recovery from Rom Manger. No problem! BUT.....when I rebooted phone from recovery menu I again went in to Rom Manager and tried to Boot back in to recovery and I got the triangle with the Droid next to it. I pulled battery and started phone again. I flashed Amon/Clockwork recovery again from Rom Mang. and again I was able to successfully boot in to recovery. This pattern goes on and on. It seams that every-time I want to boot into recovery I need to flash Amon/clockwork image. Somewhere phone is not retaining the information. Everything looks to work just fine as long as I Flash before I go into recovery. I'm sure this is not the way it should work. Any ideas?
khaytsus said:
Did you remove the two scripts like you were told? /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and /system/recovery-from-boot.p
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Khaytsus,
When was I told to remove the two scripts? Where did this come from? Please let me know what they are for and why removing them would help? Also, if I do need to remove these would it be done by using Root File Manager, finding file and selecting delete? Sorry if I sound new to this.....it's because I am! LOL. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Try this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7378018&postcount=47
Poseidon20 said:
Khaytsus,
When was I told to remove the two scripts? Where did this come from? Please let me know what they are for and why removing them would help? Also, if I do need to remove these would it be done by using Root File Manager, finding file and selecting delete? Sorry if I sound new to this.....it's because I am! LOL. Thanks for any help you can provide!
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It's documented in random places, of course the post below also has the same info. I don't know precisely what the two files do, but they apparently try to restore the recovery.
Trust me, it will fix the problem. Remove them, re-flash recovery.
khaytsus said:
It's documented in random places, of course the post below also has the same info. I don't know precisely what the two files do, but they apparently try to restore the recovery.
Trust me, it will fix the problem. Remove them, re-flash recovery.
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Khaytsus,
You saved my Droid! You were right! deleting those 2 files worked. I'm well into flashing Custom ROMs. Your the only one who got it right! Good job! Thanks Again!
khaytsus said:
Did you remove the two scripts like you were told? /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and /system/recovery-from-boot.p
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So, I'm not the OP, but I am having trouble deleting the files despite the fact that they are both say "YES" in read and write in properties. I tried to reflash from ROM Manager and I keep getting an error there. Not sure what to do.
BTW, I'm using a Galaxy Nexus. Would love some help as this is all uncharted terrain for me.
sadako12 said:
BTW, I'm using a Galaxy Nexus. Would love some help as this is all uncharted terrain for me.
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You are in Nexus One Q&A Forum. Did you tryed with Galaxy Nexus Recoveries files and guides ?
ldFxl said:
You are in Nexus One Q&A Forum. Did you tryed with Galaxy Nexus Recoveries files and guides ?
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I tried pretty much everything other than wiping the whole thing again. It's quite unfortunate.
sadako12 said:
I tried pretty much everything other than wiping the whole thing again. It's quite unfortunate.
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If I understand, your problem is that you can't actually flash a custom recovery from ROM Manager ?
Which do you use ?
Are you trying to flash a recovery in recovery mode ?
Please link here files you tried to flash.
ldFxl said:
If I understand, your problem is that you can't actually flash a custom recovery from ROM Manager ?
Which do you use ?
Are you trying to flash a recovery in recovery mode ?
Please link here files you tried to flash.
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I can't flash from ROM Manager. Initially, I didn't want to purchase the download capability. So, first, I used the program tools and flashed from there. I got Clockwork Mod to work, but then when I restarted it and went into "recovery," I got nothing.
Now, I can't flash at all.
The galaxy nexus should have fastboot capabilities, this is the best and safest way to flash your recovery partition
Be sure to use the proper recovery image for your device
If you need help finding it or setting up fastboot let me know
Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
demkantor said:
The galaxy nexus should have fastboot capabilities, this is the best and safest way to flash your recovery partition
Be sure to use the proper recovery image for your device
If you need help finding it or setting up fastboot let me know
Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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I have only ever found a guide for a temporary flash. I would follow the instructions and then CWM wouldn't stick. =\
So here is the typical steps to follow
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
And that's it, were you using fastboot to just boot it? Were you doing another method? The more details you give the faster and more accurate your help will be
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demkantor said:
So here is the typical steps to follow
fastboot oem unlock
fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img
And that's it, were you using fastboot to just boot it? Were you doing another method? The more details you give the faster and more accurate your help will be
Sent from my Nexus 4 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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I used instructions from http://androidforums.com/internatio...root-samsung-galaxy-nexus.html#enter-recovery.
The ROM wouldn't "stick" and then the USB wasn't even recognized by the end of everything.
Start by booting into your bootloader and writing down everything word for word on that screen here. Next boot to recovery and write down what you see there. Even better upload pics of each. Again the more detailed you can be the more help you can get
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

[Q] NOOB needs help! please rooting accident

excuse me for being stupid please....i have rooted my atrix before with ease but something happened tonight with rooting the Vivid...i had everything rooted completely and went to push out the VJRAIDER rom...however something went terribly wrong! the phone seems to be stuck in a boot loop. in the Hboot menu everything ends up being a boot loop, recovery does nothing...factory image does nothing....please someone give me a hand i am just lost...
What steps did you do so far? Have you flashed the kernel already? Maybe try flashing it in fastboot.
can you explain how to do what your saying. i have tried to relock the phone which worked but still stuck in the boot loop...tried to do the factory reset. how can i load the stock image on through the CDM? im decently savvy on this stuff just new to this phone...
Please refer to:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1416836
There you will find what you need.
not sure i am understanding how i can use that information without the ability to get into my OS.....it seems i don't have an OS to boot into? or is it that something didn't finish or setup?
Wow! he have the same exact problem. Please notify me when you find a fix for this! Im trying really hard
i was just able to do the fastboot flash boot boot.img and it went through.....what should i do from this point?
nickshute91 said:
i was just able to do the fastboot flash boot boot.img and it went through.....what should i do from this point?
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Now if your still have issue with recovery (recovery showing up for half a second then reboots) just reflash recovery from bootloader then you can start the process of flashing the ROM over.
There's an instructions post on how flash the ROM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21042415&postcount=4
Please read it carefully
its not coming up to recovery AT ALL....and i read that multiple times....i am not understanding it obviously and need an extra hand.
nickshute91 said:
its not coming up to recovery AT ALL....and i read that multiple times....i am not understanding it obviously and need an extra hand.
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Reflash recovery
nickshute91 said:
its not coming up to recovery AT ALL....and i read that multiple times....i am not understanding it obviously and need an extra hand.
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So you pulled the battery and put it back and held the volume down button.
Do you see recovery option there if not as the previous post said flash recovery using fastboot flash.....
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[HELP] My N1 stuck on boot screen!

Obs: My english is BAD.
My N1 stuck on boot screen after I have tried to put the JB by blackrose. When I opened the blackrose not work what the tutorial said. I was trying in various ways until the reboot my N1 he was in boot screen and never left. I need a detailed help because I am a layman in the subject.
Seunico said:
Obs: My english is BAD.
My N1 stuck on boot screen after I have tried to put the JB by blackrose. When I opened the blackrose not work what the tutorial said. I was trying in various ways until the reboot my N1 he was in boot screen and never left. I need a detailed help because I am a layman in the subject.
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Did you change your HBOOT correcty? More details could be useful.
And, did you follow the steps in this guide?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1804571
sphinxcs898 said:
Did you change your HBOOT correcty? More details could be useful.
And, did you follow the steps in this guide?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1804571
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I don't download the recovery
Seunico said:
I don't download the recovery
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You can use CWM or TWRP. You don't have to use 4EXT. If you use TWRP, I recommend using version 2.2.1.4 because the newer versions have problems with flashing older flash zips.
I used CWM (v. 5.0.2.0) and TWRP (v. 2.2.1.4) on two separate occasions, and they both worked fine for me.
Just download the recovery file (ends with .img) and flash it using:
fastboot flash recovery NAME_OF_RECOVERY_FILE
To get into fastboot mode, turn off the phone (or pull battery) and turn it on while pressing the volume-down button.
Seunico said:
Obs: My english is BAD.
My N1 stuck on boot screen after I have tried to put the JB by blackrose. When I opened the blackrose not work what the tutorial said. I was trying in various ways until the reboot my N1 he was in boot screen and never left. I need a detailed help because I am a layman in the subject.
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I have a nexus 7, but this should be the same.
Install CWM or TWRP ad that guy said, but then copy any rom files onto a flash drive, and then install that rom off of an OTG cable. That should be it.
Good luck.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

CWM Recovery problems.

Hello, I have the V20a firmware on my P880 and have successfully rooted it. However I am trying to flash the ClockWorkMod Recovery as to be able to continue with putting PA on my device. I have however run into a problem.
I unplug my device from my computer to do a rom backup, I click ok then the screen goes black. After a couple of seconds it seems to boot up however I get shown two lines of red text reading something similar to:
[lge security] boot image not recognized
[lge security] 5 seconds until battery off to save battery life.
After waiting 10 seconds my device boots up fine but I try to boot into recovery and I get the same two lines.
Do I even have a recovery any more and do I need to return to ICS? If so, how?
Thank-you in advance.
freshpine99 said:
Hello, I have the V20a firmware on my P880 and have successfully rooted it. However I am trying to flash the ClockWorkMod Recovery as to be able to continue with putting PA on my device. I have however run into a problem.
I unplug my device from my computer to do a rom backup, I click ok then the screen goes black. After a couple of seconds it seems to boot up however I get shown two lines of red text reading something similar to:
[lge security] boot image not recognized
[lge security] 5 seconds until battery off to save battery life.
After waiting 10 seconds my device boots up fine but I try to boot into recovery and I get the same two lines.
Do I even have a recovery any more and do I need to return to ICS? If so, how?
Thank-you in advance.
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This question has already been answere read and search please.......by the way did you unlock the bootloader before flashing new recovery? If yes and you are having problem with recovery then you can flash via Rom Manager from playstore....in case if does not work you can go back to ICS using SnXo Revert back to ICS thread from General Thread here in the Forum.
sPEADy said:
This question has already been answere read and search please.......by the way did you unlock the bootloader before flashing new recovery??
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I'd didn't say anywhere on the tutorial I was using to do that, so no.
freshpine99 said:
I'd didn't say anywhere on the tutorial I was using to do that, so no.
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Then I will persume that you have unlocked the bootloader and having problem with bootimage signature you can try to reinstall the recovery image with the help of Rom Manager if it does not work you can go back to ICS or JB using LG Flash Tool. Threads are in General Thread in this Forum.
Have Fun.
sPEADy said:
This question has already been answere read and search please.......by the way did you unlock the bootloader before flashing new recovery? If yes and you are having problem with recovery then you can flash via Rom Manager from playstore....in case if does not work you can go back to ICS using SnXo Revert back to ICS thread from General Thread here in the Forum.
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Is it not too late to unlock it then try flashing it again?
freshpine99 said:
Is it not too late to unlock it then try flashing it again?
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No.
Thats why I asked you when you said '' Rooted and trying to install CWM''
You can use this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2179126
to go back to ICS first post by @SnXo otherwise have a look at Post # 7 From @RuedasLocas.
When you finished with that Root First, Unlock the bootloader, Install CWM via Rom Manager (best option to install Custom Recovery) and you are
all ready to Install Custom Roms.
Good Luck.

What i need to know to root?

Hey everyone. I just recently bough a new Atrix HD since my other phone broke but anyways...
1. i noticed i can access the root of the phone (like / partition) but i cant edit it? so is this sign of root? I tried installing superuser binary and it didn't let me so i guess there is no root.
So
How do i boot into the boot loader?
What is the best method for rooting and instaling SU on my atriix (running 4.1.1)?
How do i flash a recovery and which one is best if i want to get cm11? (on my other phone i needed a completely different recovery to get kitakt)
Do i need to unlock bootloader first then root or vice versa?
So the more details the better i will understand if THANK YOU ahead of time.
sorry for such noob questions
PS yes i did google on how to do this and its a bit choppy. like no step 1 step 2 step 3.
russian392 said:
Hey everyone. I just recently bough a new Atrix HD since my other phone broke but anyways...
1. i noticed i can access the root of the phone (like / partition) but i cant edit it? so is this sign of root? I tried installing superuser binary and it didn't let me so i guess there is no root.
So
How do i boot into the boot loader?
What is the best method for rooting and instaling SU on my atriix (running 4.1.1)?
How do i flash a recovery and which one is best if i want to get cm11? (on my other phone i needed a completely different recovery to get kitakt)
Do i need to unlock bootloader first then root or vice versa?
So the more details the better i will understand if THANK YOU ahead of time.
sorry for such noob questions
PS yes i did google on how to do this and its a bit choppy. like no step 1 step 2 step 3.
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No, its far from choppy. The only root method that works on 4.1.1 is Motochopper, and thats an automated script. So how you can say its choppy is beyond my understanding.
Since you are new to AHD, I highly recommend you reading this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2350721
I also recommend you download Mythtools, which is the all in one tool for AHD http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2262726
And download Philztouch recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2552622
Bootloader locked = enjoy stock forever
Bootloader unlocked = you can customize
Flashing a ROM is the same as with any device, boot to CWM/TWRP recovery, wipe down, and flash
palmbeach05 said:
No, its far from choppy. The only root method that works on 4.1.1 is Motochopper, and thats an automated script. So how you can say its choppy is beyond my understanding.
Since you are new to AHD, I highly recommend you reading this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2350721
I also recommend you download Mythtools, which is the all in one tool for AHD http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2262726
And download Philztouch recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2552622
Bootloader locked = enjoy stock forever
Bootloader unlocked = you can customize
Flashing a ROM is the same as with any device, boot to CWM/TWRP recovery, wipe down, and flash
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OOps my bad. By chopy i meant things i found on google. like they just say "this is how you root it" but do i have to unlock bootloader first like on htc or do i root first? etc
I just used motochoper and everything runs great.
i get how to flash a rom haha but do i unlock bootloader first then recovery?
Never mind.
Thank you so much this is so much simpler than my HTC (coming from an lg where you just plug and play) so pretty much this is nothing new to me.
Thanks again.
Now....which kit kat rom would be best right now?
russian392 said:
OOps my bad. By chopy i meant things i found on google. like they just say "this is how you root it" but do i have to unlock bootloader first like on htc or do i root first? etc
I just used motochoper and everything runs great.
i get how to flash a rom haha but do i unlock bootloader first then recovery?
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Yes. You have to unlock the bootloader to flash anything, including a custom recovery.
Um....okay the fastboot part....
How do i flash CWM after i have unlocked the bootloader which i just did. I just kind of wonder....do i have to dowload the 400+ megabyte .zip for fastboot?! or im getting something wrong.
okay awkward....
i flashed the recovery and it said the recovery (i got cwm from official cm instructions) and it said it installed fine.
The phone boots and stuff...but when i cant do the following
1. Reboot into recovery using volume down and power button
2. Reboot into recovery using fastboot command (it reboots but instead of a recovery it gives me an android with an exclamation point in a red triangle)
russian392 said:
okay awkward....
i flashed the recovery and it said the recovery (i got cwm from official cm instructions) and it said it installed fine.
The phone boots and stuff...but when i cant do the following
1. Reboot into recovery using volume down and power button
2. Reboot into recovery using fastboot command (it reboots but instead of a recovery it gives me an android with an exclamation point in a red triangle)
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You're booting into stock recovery. You have to change install-recovery.sh to install-recovery.sh.bak You should find it in /system/etc I believe
Then reflash the custom recovery
palmbeach05 said:
You're booting into stock recovery. You have to change install-recovery.sh to install-recovery.sh.bak You should find it in /system/etc I believe
Then reflash the custom recovery
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okay gotcha
ill give it a go in a bit and report how things went....
other than this little mishap everything was quite simple (thank you devs)
so is the cm11 nightlies any good?
russian392 said:
okay gotcha
ill give it a go in a bit and report how things went....
other than this little mishap everything was quite simple (thank you devs)
so is the cm11 nightlies any good?
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Not sure, personally I'm still on stock 4.1.1. I came from the A4G and the furthest we got was 4.2.2, so yeah, you could say that I'm staying with what I'm comfortable for the moment.
palmbeach05 said:
Not sure, personally I'm still on stock 4.1.1. I came from the A4G and the furthest we got was 4.2.2, so yeah, you could say that I'm staying with what I'm comfortable for the moment.
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alright. ive used 4.1 and 4.2 and 4.3 on other devices and im getting kind of bored. im that type, i dont sit to long on one rom
recovery works like a charm! thank you so much for all the help
guess its time to test kitkat

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