[Q]Installing New Recovery - HTC Desire C

Hello everybody,
I tried flashing sense 5 revolution ROM but then it stuck at its boot screen...maybe because i am using MUNJENI CWM, so i am wishing to change my recovery to TWRP..
- Download the recovery.img file and place it in your android-sdk/platform-tools directory
- Reboot phone to boot loader.
- Type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (If on Windows).
- Reboot to recovery- Enjoy
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Do i have to follow these steps, i am confused because i think these are for installing recovery after unlocking bootloader, whereas i already have a recovery installed...

Recovery does not cauz boot problems
Cause can be :
1.Dirty Flash..Data and Cache might be clashing with system files
2.Kernel maybe your device is not supporting a high frequency kernel or you switched to sense and are on cm10 kernel.
Try doing clean flash and prothermus sense of low frequency kernel or a low frequency kernl included in rom
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Aman_Arora said:
Recovery does not cauz boot problems
Cause can be :
1.Dirty Flash..Data and Cache might be clashing with system files
2.Kernel maybe your device is not supporting a high frequency kernel or you switched to sense and are on cm10 kernel.
Try doing clean flash and prothermus sense of low frequency kernel or a low frequency kernl included in rom
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I did so Aman, see i reported it in the rom thread and the reply was:
Mujenji cwm is ood I thought, yes grab either a new cwm or twerp
and Happy Xmas guys and girls,
all the best rich
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A reply by whoamigriffiths

Try changing then ..though I never faced such a prob.
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Problem is not recovery. Problem is the kernel. Flash Prometheus Sense. Do it again just to make sure.

That's what I said
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Virtuous Quattro beta question

Since I'm unable to post in the developer thread I must ask here.
Is there anyway of getting Quattro beta 6 kernel for the newer betas?
My InS freezes with the new kernels all the time if CPU O/C is higher than the standard 1.0Ghz. With beta 6 kernel I can get it up-to 1.6Ghz and it's working flawlesly.
Also if anyone can provide me correct or better answer why the beta 7 and 8 freeze my phone I'll be more than glad to hear them (I'm not total noob, i've been flashing roms since 2010 but right now I'm little confused )
Thank you in advance and sorry about my English
you can try extract boot.img from 6th beta and flash it manually
So just flash the file boot.img from the zip in recovery?
I will try that, thank you
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inSaN1Ty_X said:
So just flash the file boot.img from the zip in recovery?
I will try that, thank you
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Or flash it in fastboot. "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
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New beta 9 available!!
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Thx so much!
I flashed the boot.img manually and now it works perfectly with RC1 and up-to 1.7Ghz O/C!
Btw, RC1 seems to have the wifi problem again..
You have to flash the new boot.img everytime you change to a higher beta. If you forget this, the ROM wil still boot but Wifi won't work.
MrSenne said:
You have to flash the new boot.img everytime you change to a higher beta. If you forget this, the ROM wil still boot but Wifi won't work.
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Just flashed RC1 and the boot.img but Wifi still not working.
Yeah i know, new RC new boot.img.

How to return old version??

Sometime I want to return back old version, while I am using high version. EX: old version mini cm 6 2.2.1 and than update to mini cm 7 gingerdx 2.3.7 , and I want back mini cm 6 2.2.1...how can I do now??? It can be?? Please give some advice thanks so..hope reply
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Just do it like always.
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You mean restore from recovery???
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lyhengboy said:
Sometime I want to return back old version, while I am using high version. EX: old version mini cm 6 2.2.1 and than update to mini cm 7 gingerdx 2.3.7 , and I want back mini cm 6 2.2.1...how can I do now??? It can be?? Please give some advice thanks so..hope reply
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Here is what you have to do.
If you still have your MiniCM6 backup, restore it using a recovery. Full wipe, wipe cache and dalvik cache then power off your phone. Then, use Flashtool to flash back stock kernel.
If you do not have the backup, download MiniCM6, boot into recovery, full wipe, wipe cache nd dalvik cache, then flash MiniCM6. Power off and use Flashtool to flash stock kernel.
Done (hopefully)
Next time post in Q&A section.
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What do u exactly using now and what do u exactly want to flash?
Which kernel are u using?
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And u better post in q&a next time and use search button plzzzzz.
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lyhengboy said:
Sometime I want to return back old version, while I am using high version. EX: old version mini cm 6 2.2.1 and than update to mini cm 7 gingerdx 2.3.7 , and I want back mini cm 6 2.2.1...how can I do now??? It can be?? Please give some advice thanks so..hope reply
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So you want MiniCM 6 2.2.1 back ? Am I right ? And currently you are on GingerDx ?
I think he means minicm7
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SpyderX said:
Here is what you have to do.
If you still have your MiniCM6 backup, restore it using a recovery. Full wipe, wipe cache and dalvik cache then power off your phone. Then, use Flashtool to flash back stock kernel.
If you do not have the backup, download MiniCM6, boot into recovery, full wipe, wipe cache nd dalvik cache, then flash MiniCM6. Power off and use Flashtool to flash stock kernel.
Done (hopefully)
Next time post in Q&A section.
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I already told it at first
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I don't know. I think the question should be more clear
I'm sorry for that, I don't know and don't understand about flash tool or flash kernel..I'm really don't understand, I try to find answer and still don't know...could you explain me? Why do we do??
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First tell me which rom do you want to flash ?
We do the flashtool stuff if we want to install a kernel or sometimes rom.. But you can install rom through recovery also.
Look we use flashtool to:
1-flash new kernels
2-install recovery on stock kernel.
3-rooting the phone
4- unlocking the bootloader (last version)
5-installing apps.
6-creating bundles if we want to restore Eclair
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To flash a new ROM:
if your bootloader is unlocked u flash a new kernel and then using recovery u flash the Zip file which is the ROM.
If u cannot unlock your bootloader then u cannot change your kernel and must use ROMS which support stock kernel.
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Well he can use xrecovery if unlocking bootloader is not possible (?)
Did I tell anything wrong?
Yes he should use Xrecovery to flash new ROMs.
But he can't change the kernel or the phone will be bricked (softly)
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Oh yes..Lets see if he can unlock his BL or not
You didn't say anything wrong
If u don't know about flashtool this means that you are in stock kernel....
Two ways
First if you had made a backup with cwm you can restore it with cwm,that will replace the current rom with the one you had backed up
second,if you haven't made backup then install your old rom just as you installed it first time,put it in SD,go to cwm or xrecovery ,full wipe,wipe dalvik, install zip from SD....
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stamatis16 said:
If u don't know about flashtool this means that you are in stock kernel....
Two ways
First if you had made a backup with cwm you can restore it with cwm,that will replace the current rom with the one you had backed up
second,if you haven't made backup then install your old rom just as you installed it first time,put it in SD,go to cwm or xrecovery ,full wipe,wipe dalvik, install zip from SD....
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Maybe he never tried to unlock bootloader...and that's the reason he doesn't know anything about flashtool
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faraz_fireboy said:
Maybe he never tried to unlock bootloader...and that's the reason he doesn't know anything about flashtool
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Yes,what did I tell?!
If he is on stock kernel there is no need to tell him how to flash kernels......
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I mean if he can unlock his bootloader he can flash kernels.
And I say maybe the reason his bootloader is unlocked is that he never tried to unlock it since he is a noooooob.
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Set CPU to higher MHz

Kinda new to the android os, coming from windows 7 and windows mobile before. First, i have a HTC Vivid.....I am currently still running the vivd stock rom...I have rooted it with S-off, and have flashed a few different Kernels. Doesnt matter witch kernel i use, if i try to set the CPU to a higher MHz it seams to only show 1188 as the max. A couple of the kernels are suppose to run little bit higher than that, like for one, the KangBang kernel is rated at 2.0 with S-off, but i still only get 1188 option as the max. Now, with these apps like SetCPU really able to change and or adjust the CPU frequency?
Thanks!!
lucasryan said:
Kinda new to the android os, coming from windows 7 and windows mobile before. First, i have a HTC Vivid.....I am currently still running the vivd stock rom...I have rooted it with S-off, and have flashed a few different Kernels. Doesnt matter witch kernel i use, if i try to set the CPU to a higher MHz it seams to only show 1188 as the max. A couple of the kernels are suppose to run little bit higher than that, like for one, the KangBang kernel is rated at 2.0 with S-off, but i still only get 1188 option as the max. Now, with these apps like SetCPU really able to change and or adjust the CPU frequency?
Thanks!!
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Before flashing a custom kernel you have to first flash an insecure boot.IMG. if you want oc. Go to my kernel thread and down load the stockish kernel. Extract the holiday.IMG from the zip and flash it in fastboot.
It may be flashable in recovery selecting the holiday option when the installer asks. After doing this you should be able to flash any oc kernel of your choosing. You only have yo flash the insecure boot.IMG once. Afterwards you shouldn't ever need to do it again.
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Thank you! Didn't see anywhere about having to do that, will try that when I get home today. I'm guessing that after I flash that .IMG I need to reflash the kernel too? The kernels work really good without oc but just wanted to tinker...boy I tell ya, I'm really liking android over windows that's for sure
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lucasryan said:
Thank you! Didn't see anywhere about having to do that, will try that when I get home today. I'm guessing that after I flash that .IMG I need to reflash the kernel too? The kernels work really good without oc but just wanted to tinker...boy I tell ya, I'm really liking android over windows that's for sure
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Well i tried it and it said it flashed, but it is now stuck at the white HTC logo on boot? Do you have a suggestion to fix? Should i just go ahead and flash another rom? If rom, what rom would you suggest me to flash? Thanks
lucasryan said:
Well i tried it and it said it flashed, but it is now stuck at the white HTC logo on boot? Do you have a suggestion to fix? Should i just go ahead and flash another rom? If rom, what rom would you suggest me to flash? Thanks
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You used fastboot flash boot holiday.img ?and then flashed your oc kernel in recovery?
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kozmikkick said:
You used fastboot flash boot holiday.img ?and then flashed your oc kernel in recovery?
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Yes sir that is correct....i went ahead and wiped my data after i couldnt get it boot. So i guess i got to start over now.. I downloaded your pegasus rom, but not to sure how to install rom yet but am working on figuring that out. Do you have instructions to install your rom?
All the other stuff , unlocking bootloader, perm root, and s-off was pretty simple...
lucasryan said:
Yes sir that is correct....i went ahead and wiped my data after i couldnt get it boot. So i guess i got to start over now.. I downloaded your pegasus rom, but not to sure how to install rom yet but am working on figuring that out. Do you have instructions to install your rom?
All the other stuff , unlocking bootloader, perm root, and s-off was pretty simple...
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You just flash my ROM in recovery. I'd advise selecting stockish kernel when asked as the installer can be picky about what recovery you use for kozmikkernel.
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kozmikkick said:
You just flash my ROM in recovery. I'd advise selecting stockish kernel when asked as the installer can be picky about what recovery you use for kozmikkernel.
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Thanks for your help buddy, everything went really smooth.....im loving your rom very much so!!!

[Q] Soft bricked X8

Hi guys. Today I tried upgrading GingerDX from v030 to v031b but I mistakenly downloaded (and flashed) Alfs/nAa instead of Stock kernel.
Now the phone screen won't pass the Sony Ericsson boot scree... I can't find the key combinations to enter into CWM recovery menu. Is there any other way I can flash the proper ROM using Flashtool? I found this guide but I don't want to go back to the stock kernel (if possible).
Thank you!
You mean to. Say stock rom??
You are already on stock kernel...
& no other option you must follow that guide if you can't unlock bootloader!
see boot animation without rebooting
Gogeta said:
You mean to. Say stock rom??
You are already on stock kernel...
& no other option you must follow that guide if you can't unlock bootloader!
see boot animation without rebooting
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Right, I already have the stock kernel, but I flashed Alfs/nAa ROM instead of the Stock one (from the download options) and now the phone won't pass the bootloader... Will try that guide since I can't enter CWM recovery using the key combinations I found
See the second post of the following thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1481630
stamatis said:
See the second post of the following thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1481630
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He already stated that link in OP
see boot animation without rebooting
Gogeta said:
He already stated that link in OP
see boot animation without rebooting
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Oops,my mistake, I didn't notice there were a link.
Ok, looks like there's no other way than going back to stock :crying:
Thanks anyway guys!
Re-flash back to stock 2.1, root, recovery and ROM again.
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Mistev said:
Re-flash back to stock 2.1, root, recovery and ROM again.
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Yes,its not harder isn't it? really easy and fast way. you do this couple of times and you automatically capture the method easily
i unbricked my soft brick X8,root and install Xrec without guide for 4 times.that nice
sorry for my baddest english.
I re-installed 2.1 e15a stock kernel, then xRecovery and tried with 31b and 30 to no avail (SE -> GingerDX logo loop).
I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong...
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vazquezjm said:
I re-installed 2.1 e15a stock kernel, then xRecovery and tried with 31b and 30 to no avail (SE -> GingerDX logo loop).
I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong...
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1. Use CWM to flash GDX!
2. Wipe dalvik cache that you forgot..
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Gogeta said:
1. Use CWM to flash GDX!
2. Wipe dalvik cache that you forgot..
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Where can I downloadCWM? I couldn't find it and that's why I used xrecovery
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Will xtoolbox do the job?
It I'll be great if everything comes from one place instead of having to root using guide A, install CWM from guide B to end up using XDA's guide to install GDX. Just un idea, specially for noobs
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X8 toolbox gives almost everything
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Well, when I softbricked my X8, I never used my PC to unbrick it. I will just go into the recovery and flash a working rom. Problem solved..
But I can't figure out why he is sayig he can't go into the recovery. The button patterns remains the same no matter what rom you are on or what kernel you use. But I can be wrong.
Anyway did you do all these steps:
# Wipe Full System
# Wipe Cache, Dalvik-Cache
These steps are very important. But we often forget them.
Dude.....
Sometimes can't get into recovery while on stock kernel
Happened 3 times to me
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Maybe the op is downloading gdx for custom kernel...
dagger said:
Maybe the op is downloading gdx for custom kernel...
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If he downloaded for custom kernel ...
he can't see the GDX logo
only 'Sony Ericsson'
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We dont see the sony ericsson logo on custom kernels..
it is seen only on stock kernel.
so there is a high possibility that op downloaded the wrong rom..
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If he downloaded for custom kernel ...
he can't see the GDX logo
only 'Sony Ericsson'
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if you use rom for stock kernel you can see the GDX logo...that is part of boot animation. alfs shows WLAN version not GDX. the Sony Ericsson logo is of stock kernel. so if you flash a rom for custom kernel you will still see that logo
it is possible (as dagger said) that OP downloaded rom for custom kernel.

[Q] Flash only custom kernel

I have an Incredible S. I have flashed the official rom 4.0.4 with kernel version 3.0.16 g2271fd09. I was able to go over 1Ghz. Even though i think that 1Ghz CPU is more than enough on Android 4.0.4, it is very laggy and the situation is terrible. I need to go over 1Ghz like I did on other custom roms. I do not want to install a custom ROM because I do not know what they contain and I dont trust them. I just need to flash a custom kernel, and boot up the phone with the ability to go over 1Ghz (overclock). Any custom kernels (not ROMS) that you have tried and work with Android 4.0.4 ??
alrosh7 said:
I have an Incredible S. I have flashed the official rom 4.0.4 with kernel version 3.0.16 g2271fd09. I was able to go over 1Ghz. Even though i think that 1Ghz CPU is more than enough on Android 4.0.4, it is very laggy and the situation is terrible. I need to go over 1Ghz like I did on other custom roms. I do not want to install a custom ROM because I do not know what they contain and I dont trust them. I just need to flash a custom kernel, and boot up the phone with the ability to go over 1Ghz (overclock). Any custom kernels (not ROMS) that you have tried and work with Android 4.0.4 ??
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Try beastmode kernel from the blackout ICS thread. You need to have a custom recovery though
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markj338 said:
Try beastmode kernel from the blackout ICS thread. You need to have a custom recovery though
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In the instructions it says:
Instructions:
Install from recovery (TWRP ONLY)
Then reboot!
What is TWRP ??
alrosh7 said:
In the instructions it says:
Instructions:
Install from recovery (TWRP ONLY)
Then reboot!
What is TWRP ??
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Team win recovery. Any custom recovery works fine though
Beast mode is my favourite for performance
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markj338 said:
Team win recovery. Any custom recovery works fine though
Beast mode is my favourite for performance
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I have just installed it, but nothing happened. I went through the installation, chose 2.1Ghz max freq, everything seemed to be working fine, got no error messages, but now when I go into Voltage Control (oveclock app) I still see a 1Ghz max freq!! Help Please!!
alrosh7 said:
I have just installed it, but nothing happened. I went through the installation, chose 2.1Ghz max freq, everything seemed to be working fine, got no error messages, but now when I go into Voltage Control (oveclock app) I still see a 1Ghz max freq!! Help Please!!
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Are you s-on? You might have to fast boot flash. What does it say for kernel version in settings?
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markj338 said:
Are you s-on? You might have to fast boot flash. What does it say for kernel version in settings?
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I am on S-ON, and the kernel version has not changed in the settings. I do not think I will need to S-OFF as I managed to take it up to 1.5Ghz with CM7. And the link you sent me says, that, that beastmode version is for HTC ONE X.
alrosh7 said:
I am on S-ON, and the kernel version has not changed in the settings. I do not think I will need to S-OFF as I managed to take it up to 1.5Ghz with CM7. And the link you sent me says, that, that beastmode version is for HTC ONE X.
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Flash this one here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33998854
You will have to go to video.ardes's thread and see his instructions in his 3rd post or something for flashing in fastboot for s on users.
His thread is for xs-kernel ICS. I guess you could try his kernel if you want
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