Please read this post in its entirety before downloading and flashing.
THIS IS FOR I9020T ONLY! IF YOU DECIDE TO GET BRAVE AND TRY THIS ON AN I9020A, I9023 OR D720, MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO ANY PHONE BY USING THIS ROM.
YOU MUST FLASH THIS ROM USING CLOCKWORKMOD RECOVERY. THIS WILL NOT FLASH USING THE STOCK ANDROID 3E RECOVERY AS THE ZIP FILE IS NOT SIGNED. I HAVE NOT TESTED IT ON OTHER RECOVERIES.
This is probably more for posterity now than anything else, however I have created a CWM-flashable full on ROM for the Nexus S Gingerbread firmware, version 2.3.2, build GRH78C. This is built exactly the same way that the full OTA ROM packages for 2.3.3 and 2.3.4 were built.
Some notes:
1. Flashing this ZIP will remove ClockworkMod Recovery on first boot. Android 2.3.2 contains a script that automatically overwrites alternate recoveries with the stock Android 3e recovery each time you reboot your phone. The script is located in /system/etc/install-recovery.sh. If you root the ROM, you can rename this file to avoid flashing the stock recovery on each reboot.
2. Flashing this ZIP will overwrite your bootloader and radio, restoring them to I9020XXJK1 and I9020XXJK8 respectively. These are the versions that came stock with GRH78C.
3. GRH78C is receiving OTA updates. As of this writing, the latest version of Android is 2.3.4, and Google is pushing an OTA update for 2.3.2 to 2.3.4.
4. This ZIP will NOT clear your user data or cache. For users running a stock ROM, I would highly suggest clearing your data and cache manually as sometimes downgrading without clearing data and cache can cause problems. If you are coming from a non-stock ROM, you are required to clear your data and cache or the ROM will not boot.
5. Since writing NFC tags wasn't introduced until GRI40/2.3.3, the Tags app is read-only.
6. There is no video chatting through Google Talk. This feature was not introduced until GRJ22/2.3.4.
Instructions:
1. Download the Stock GRH78C ROM package here.
2. Copy it to the root of your USB storage.
3. Reboot into ClockworkMod Recovery (or flash it).
4. Select "Install ZIP From SD Card"
5. Select "Choose ZIP"
6. Find the ZIP file and select it.
7. Wait for it to finish.
8. Wipe data and cache (optional but HIGHLY recommended for stock ROM users and REQUIRED for non-stock ROM users)
9. Reboot and have fun.
Reserved...just in case.
Thank You will post results if needed,i doubt it,again thank you very much,ping33tx
I can access the bootloader, I can access the clockwordrecovery, odin recognizes the device, but I can not access the intern sd.
I can only try to restore by odin
I'm looking rom to use the odin.
My nexus s is bricked, anyone help-me
I'm Brazilian and I used google translate, sorry.
i was googling for stock roms and found this
i had no idea if i have the i9020t or not
now my phone wont even turn on, no life
any ideas?
*EDITED: not sure which version i do have actually
SS2006 said:
this rom was bad...i was googling for stock roms and found this
i have the i9020t
now my phone wont even turn on, no life
any ideas?
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Wanted to flash this ROM, just wanted you to confirm that yours is an i9020A, not i9020T, therefore that's the reason why it won't turn on now.
Sorry for your phone by the way.
that could be the reason, i got this phone for very cheap and it was soft bricked so i had no idea if it was 9020a or 9020t (no box with it)
if this is the case, what can i do, USB jig or jtag?
Can you boot it to bootloader?
From off position, try Vol UP + Power.
If you can see the Android logo and 4 menu options, you got yourself a great deal.
SS2006 said:
that could be the reason, i got this phone for very cheap and it was soft bricked so i had no idea if it was 9020a or 9020t (no box with it)
if this is the case, what can i do, USB jig or jtag?
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See at the back of your battery....
reboot to boatloader..
hopefully you can still get to recovery...
al_madd said:
See at the back of your battery....
reboot to boatloader..
hopefully you can still get to recovery...
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He doesn't need to. If he can get to the bootloader, he can flash and boot a recovery via fastboot.
No guys, seems i got myself in a mess. It is indeed a i9020a (the info under battery was erased so i didnt know0 and i flashed the i9020t rom in this thread (different radios)
so this thing is HARD bricked, screen won't turn on, no bootloader, nothing, tried to get it into download mode (even without screen turning on) assuming it was working, but odin doesn't realize its there
so i think my only solution is jtag. I can buy a usb jig but I think that usb jigs dont do anything for hard bricked phones, am i right
Much thanks for your help.
Update 1: I also formated /system
Hi, and if you're reading past the title, thanks anyway.
A friend of mine came with the request to flash a CM that runs a JB 4.2.2, as he was tired of his Note running ICS 4.0.4 ever since he saw my Nexus 4's CM10.1. I did warn him that it is potentially dangerous, but as I do consider myself a non-technical power user in terms of computers, and flashing my Nexus 4 seemed like a breeze, I agreed that I will do my best. This post is a bit longer than one would like, but I want to cover all points, since I feel personally responsible for bricking his phone (neither of us is particularly rich, so it's a big deal).
The first thing I did is root the phone with the ExynosAbuse trick, but upon reading CM's instructions on flashing their ROM, it advised that rooting the Note is neither necessary nor recommended. Upon seeing that, I simply unrooted the phone and deleted the app.
Next, I installed the Heimdall Suite 1.3.1 for Windows upon reading that 1.3.2. is potentially unsafe, used heimdall flash --kernel zImage --no-reboot to flash hardcore's CWM speedmod-kernel-n7000-ics-k3-15-Odin, and not the one that is linked in CM's guide, since the link was dead, regardless I thought I've got the correct kernel and went for it. From this point onward, the boot Note logo had this yellow triangle on:
I then downloaded the latest CM Nightly - cm-10.1-20130409-NIGHTLY-n7000 and put it on the SD card manually vie the PC explorer and then booted into recovery and unzipped it, the installation went fine, the Note was officially running the latest CM10.1 (as required by the guide, I wiped data/factory reset in CWM)
And this is when things started getting ugly.
Everything ran perfect, but for some reason the new ROM couldn't see the internal SD card that held everything (I wanted to put gapps, having forgotten to intially unzip them with the ROM flashing). Nothing made it work, the phone was no longer accessible via the PC, in MTP mode it didn't show on my desktop, and showed as empty on my laptop. Camera mode worked on both computers. USB Storage only worked every now and then with no clear pattern, but both partitions that I could see were greyed out on both my laptop and desktop and I couldn't access them. I Google'd and saw that a lot of people had reported that the latest CM nightly is causing this problem, and to revert to an older ROM. I next chose the stable cm-9.1.0-n7000.zip. I ended up with a 4.0.4 CMod, but I still couldn't see the internal SD card and then decided to try the even older cm-9.0.0-n7000.zip - same thing.
This was already more than 3 hours into the process and I was going crazy so I supposed my next move was kind of retarded in hindsight - I loosely remember reading something about having to format the partitions, and mount/unmount in CWM didn't bring back any results, and CWM kept giving back errors including /emmc/ so I went into CWM and formatted the eMMC thinking that will solve the problem.
The phone is now displaying a battery, but it's stuck on loading even though it's been charging for a few hours now and must be at 100%. Both Download Mode and Recovery Mode are available, and I can flash things via DL Mode. CWM Works too, but for some reason it got reverted back to 5.8.x instead of the recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-n7000. This is the error I get when trying to flash a ROM now: (Status 7).
I decided to not go any further and instead ask for help and see if anyone was feeling like extending a hand. I know it was retarded to wipe the eMMC before consulting guides, but the amount of information is quite frankly intimidating and it made it near impossible for me to know exactly what I was supposed to do. The phone is still under warranty by his Carrier, but we do not have any Samsung services around where we live. I could tell him to go ahead and service it in, but won't the counter give away that the phone has been messed with and void his warranty?
Any help is appreciated!
P.S. being a new user, I am not allowed to post external links, as such the pictures I snapped can't be linked :/
Download jb4.2.2 and 'gapps' and put it on your pc....download newer build philz kernel .tar and flash using pc odin..reboot phone to recovery, connect phone to your pc using usb cable, select mount storage on recovery, transfer rom and gapps to your phone..unmount and make full wipe, flash Rom and then flash gapps...reboot..if you have yellow triangle on boot, download triangle away...
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Or, download philz kernel .zip or any CM kernel...connect phone to your pc, on recovery mount usb storage trnsfer kernel to your phone, unmount, flash kernel, reboot recovery, full wipe and flash rom and gapps
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zai89 said:
Download jb4.2.2 and 'gapps' and put it on your pc....download newer build philz kernel .tar and flash using pc odin..reboot phone to recovery, connect phone to your pc using usb cable, select mount storage on recovery, transfer rom and gapps to your phone..unmount and make full wipe, flash Rom and then flash gapps...reboot..if you have yellow triangle on boot, download triangle away...
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Or, download philz kernel .zip or any CM kernel...connect phone to your pc, on recovery mount usb storage trnsfer kernel to your phone, unmount, full wipe and flash rom and gapps
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+1
Or else, simply download a GB ROM, flash it using PC Odin and do wipe in stock android recovery. It will give you bootloop unless you wipe.
has Nativra
zai89 said:
Download jb4.2.2 and 'gapps' and put it on your pc....download newer build philz kernel .tar and flash using pc odin..reboot phone to recovery, connect phone to your pc using usb cable, select mount storage on recovery, transfer rom and gapps to your phone..unmount and make full wipe, flash Rom and then flash gapps...reboot..if you have yellow triangle on boot, download triangle away...
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk HD
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Or, download philz kernel .zip or any CM kernel...connect phone to your pc, on recovery mount usb storage trnsfer kernel to your phone, unmount, flash kernel, reboot recovery, full wipe and flash rom and gapps
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk HD
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Update 1: Mounting as USB in Recovery gives the familiar USB Connected Windows sound, but I do not see the device in my explorer for some reason?
Update 2: PC Odin does not appear to recognize the device -- the ID:COM row remains unchanged and does not turn yellow? Moreover, Win 7 claims the devices has malfunctioned and does not recognize it whilst it's stuck on the battery load image. If I go to Download/Recovery mode, Windows starts recognizing it, but seldom shows SAMSUNG_Android and sometimes Gadget Serial?!
I will attempt your (2nd) steps now. I decided to download AllianceROM_JB_N7000XXLSZ-v3 MD5 e65d777f7a519ed71304b7dc73d9eed5.zip and the Kernel_CM10.1_Official_20130328_n7000_N8Mali.zip kernel. Should I instead pair this Kernel with the CM10.1 ROM or it doesn't matter I suppose?
Amarali123 said:
Update 1: Mounting as USB in Recovery gives the familiar USB Connected Windows sound, but I do not see the device in my explorer for some reason?
I will attempt your (2nd) steps now. I decided to download AllianceROM_JB_N7000XXLSZ-v3 MD5 e65d777f7a519ed71304b7dc73d9eed5.zip and the Kernel_CM10.1_Official_20130328_n7000_N8Mali.zip kernel. Should I instead pair this Kernel with the CM10.1 ROM or it doesn't matter I suppose?
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U have cwm right?put every file on you SD Card, use any card reader...I suggest CM kernel before cause you want to flash JB4.2.2 and you got status 7 error...what to do now?
1. Flash CM10.1 kernel ( just to make sure you a on safe kernel )
2. go to advance, and select reboot recovery
3. you should on new recovery now..
4. make a Full wipe!
5. Flash AllianceRom v3
6. Reboot.
zai89 said:
U have cwm right?put every file on you SD Card, use any card reader...I suggest CM kernel before cause you want to flash JB4.2.2 and you got status 7 error...what to do now?
1. Flash CM10.1 kernel ( just to make sure you a on safe kernel )
2. go to advance, and select reboot recovery
3. you should on new recovery now..
4. make a Full wipe!
5. Flash AllianceRom v3
6. Reboot.
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Update 1: I am working on your steps, thank you zai! I'll report back.
I have CWM, but it's an older 5.8.x version. Is that alright? I also obtained an ext. SD card just to get this working, but I read somewhere that it's not okay to put files on it via another devices (my only card reader has slot for only the older, bigger SD Cards, and not Micro-SD). Can I use my e-Reader to put the files on the ext. SD?
Amarali123 said:
I have CWM, but it's an older 5.8.x version. Is that alright? I also obtained an ext. SD card just to get this working, but I read somewhere that it's not okay to put files on it via another devices (my only card reader has slot for only the older, bigger SD Cards, and not Micro-SD). Can I use my e-Reader to put the files on the ext. SD?
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what is e-reader?:laugh:.. just make sure those files is in you SD card.
zai89 said:
what is e-reader?:laugh:.. just make sure those files is in you SD card.
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Update 1: I have landed on the newer 6.0.3.0 CWM Recovery as you said. A full wipe means data/factory reset, but what about wipe cache partition? And what about the Advanced - Wipe Dalvik? Do I need to wipe that, too? Thank you!
A Kindle is an e-Reader. Though I am using my mom's Prestigio since it's the only thing in the house that has a micro-SD slot .
I flash the CM kernel via CWM Recovery, right? Install zip -> external SD -> install cmkernel.zip?
If Im not mistake In cwm 5.
external sd card = internal sd card
sd card = external SD..
zai89 said:
If Im not mistake In cwm 5.
external sd card = internal sd card
sd card = external SD..
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I have landed on the newer 6.0.3.0 CWM Recovery as you said. A full wipe means data/factory reset, but what about wipe cache partition? And what about the Advanced - Wipe Dalvik? Do I need to wipe that, too? Thank you!
Amarali123 said:
I have landed on the newer 6.0.3.0 CWM Recovery as you said. A full wipe means data/factory reset, but what about wipe cache partition? And what about the Advanced - Wipe Dalvik? Do I need to wipe that, too? Thank you!
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you can go to Alliance rom thread now and read how to flash from there..good luck.
zai89 said:
you can go to Alliance rom thread now and read how to flash from there..good luck.
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Um... the guide on AllianceROM requires me to install an app, something that is impossible, since my Note won't boot into Android and is just stuck on the initial logo...?
Amarali123 said:
Um... the guide on AllianceROM requires me to install an app, something that is impossible, since my Note won't boot into Android and is just stuck on the initial logo...?
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Since the AllianceROM doesn't seem to be an option, I have instead opted for your very own ROM at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2208862. Will that work okay, zai?
Cheers for your continued help, it is appreciated.
that a stock Rom its work okay, you can use my flashing instruction there to flash any TW custom rom...you chose.
zai89 said:
that a stock Rom its work okay, you can use my flashing instruction there to flash any TW custom rom...you chose.
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Here we go again. Choose zip from sdcard returns back E: Can't mount /sdcard/... So I can't really flash your stock ROM via the ext. card, can I?
Amarali123 said:
Here we go again. Choose zip from sdcard returns back E: Can't mount /sdcard/... So I can't really flash your stock ROM via the ext. card, can I?
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Try flashing alliance if you can. Ignore the guide. App is necessary if you want to customize the installation.
Also, I wouldn't suggest using such heavy ROMs in order to get out of a problem. Use something like SlimBean (in the original development section). It is just 87mb and is perfectly safe.
P.S.:Have you tried flashing a GB ROM via PC Odin ?
warfareonly said:
Try flashing alliance if you can. Ignore the guide. App is necessary if you want to customize the installation.
Also, I wouldn't suggest using such heavy ROMs in order to get out of a problem. Use something like SlimBean (in the original development section). It is just 87mb and is perfectly safe.
P.S.:Have you tried flashing a GB ROM via PC Odin ?
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PC Odin refuses to connect with the Note for some reason, the ID:COM bar remains grey and unchanged.
I have just tried to format the SD card and re-upload Zai's Stock JB and go for an unzip again, but I get the same error returned E: Can't mount /sdcard/. Manually mounting it via the mount menu in CWM also doesn't work.
I will DL SlimBean, but what use if I can't flash it? Thanks for your help
Amarali123 said:
PC Odin refuses to connect with the Note for some reason, the ID:COM bar remains grey and unchanged.
I have just tried to format the SD card and re-upload Zai's Stock JB and go for an unzip again, but I get the same error returned E: Can't mount /sdcard/. Manually mounting it via the mount menu in CWM also doesn't work.
I will DL SlimBean, but what use if I can't flash it? Thanks for your help
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do you still in new recovery?
zai89 said:
do you still in new recovery?
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Update: I have also tried to sideload it to no avail, neither does adb shell pushing work for some reason...
Yep, everything is working as it should be, it's just the ext. SD can't be mounted for some reason, and I can't flash any ROM :/
thats scare, what about reflash cm10.1 kernel?..
I know the title makes myself look like an idiot.
But I'm using CWM 6.0.2.8 and want to know if I can flash a rom that is in INTERNAL storage AFTER I wipe data/factory reset. I saw this thread, someone wipe data/factory reset and the rom in internal storage(virtual SD, I believe that's what he meant) was gone and the device was in a boot loop. He could neither reset his device nor use RUU to get the stock rom back. Eventually he mount a flash disk via OTG to flash the rom to his device.
I don't have OTG cable and want to know if i can still flash custom rom to my HTC One ? If i can , which Recovery should I use, CWM or TWRP?
Or should I just wipe the device in AROMA?
Thanks guys. Problem solved.
人云奕云 said:
I know the title makes myself look like an idiot.
But I'm using CWM 6.0.2.8 and want to know if I can flash a rom that is in INTERNAL storage AFTER I wipe data/factory reset. I saw this thread, someone wipe data/factory reset and the rom in internal storage(virtual SD, I believe that's what he meant) was gone and the device was in a boot loop. He could neither reset his device nor use RUU to get the stock rom back. Eventually he mount a flash disk via OTG to flash the rom to his device.
I don't have OTG cable and want to know if i can still flash custom rom to my HTC One ? If i can , which Recovery should I use, CWM or TWRP?
Or should I just wipe the device in AROMA?
Thank you.
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I believe it's all based on where you put the rom on internal storage. If you put it in the root directory you should be fine, but if it's for instance in the Android downloads folder it'll be erased. You could also go in to Settings>Storage and see how your data is partitioned, if there's a partition that doesn't have system files on it, put it there and you'll be fine. Also, I prefer CWM touch. It's always been a breeze to use and rarely fails :good:
Factory reset shouldn't touch the internal storage. I do believe the Android folder is reset though yeah. Just put it in Downloads? You could always make a nandroid too, that's stored somewhere else.
Im a total novice when it comes to rooting. i did manage to root my N7000, but after a few hours my phone became quite muggy...i rebooted it and on reboot it said "upgrading".
Since then it has been unusable, i did the volume up/home/power button and tried a wipe data....phone still wont respond well. keyboard doesn't work, cant get a signal, and its generally so groggy, its pretty much unusable. i managed a factory reset with phone switched on, still no better.
any help would be massively appriciated
Adam:crying:
Relax mate! Am guessing a simple flashing of the stock firmware will solve ur issue.
Sorry, but wrong section mate! Please report this thread to the moderators and have it moved here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1410
"To err is human, to forgive is divine"
Sent from my SGS II
Hey
Hey well ..
You need to publish some information like how you rooted your phone and which firmware you installed after rooting. ??
Please use CM .. and any of its mod its smooth and safe with less bugs in it .. first publish all these information and i may be able to tell you how exactly you can proceed.
Amm31c said:
Hey well ..
You need to publish some information like how you rooted your phone and which firmware you installed after rooting. ??
Please use CM .. and any of its mod its smooth and safe with less bugs in it .. first publish all these information and i may be able to tell you how exactly you can proceed.
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Hi
I didnt install any firmware. i used a root apk, but have forgotten the name of it. i donwloaded busy box, and all the other relevant things, CSWM or whatever it is
adam.male said:
Hi
I didnt install any firmware. i used a root apk, but have forgotten the name of it. i donwloaded busy box, and all the other relevant things, CSWM or whatever it is
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This is what i used:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
Ok ..
First of all if you have properly rooted your android device with (clockwordmod recovery) or any other recoveries etc you need to have a Rom to flash it through this recovery
It is recommend that you must have safe kernel before flashing any ROM. Please download any of CM10.1 ROM from the link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789397
Now Get the ROM for your appropriate device from the link below. Select the device and download the ROM. Use any Stable or Nightly version.
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
Next thing you need to download Google Apps package called GAPPS. Its latest version corresponding to CM10.1 android version 4.2.2 is on the top of the screen. (20130301) using link below
http://goo.im/gapps
Put all the files to micro SD Card. Since your operating system is not working so you may have to take out SD card and put these downloaded zip files to SD card using jacket or your laptop SD card slot.
Now Switch ON your android device to Recovery Mode by Holding Volume Up+ Power and Home Button together
Do following:-
Wipe data/Factory reset.
Wipe Cache.
Wipe Delvik Cache in Advanced Options ..
Fix permissions.
then go to your SD card and flash all these files in order
Flash the Kernel first and after flashing Reboot Your Recovery.
Now Flash
1. CM 10.1
2. GAPPS
Reboot .. n enjoy your new rooted phone
If you still face difficulty let me know ..
TCHAO
Amm31c said:
Ok ..
First of all if you have properly rooted your android device with (clockwordmod recovery) or any other recoveries etc you need to have a Rom to flash it through this recovery
It is recommend that you must have safe kernel before flashing any ROM. Please download any of CM10.1 ROM from the link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789397
Now Get the ROM for your appropriate device from the link below. Select the device and download the ROM. Use any Stable or Nightly version.
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
Next thing you need to download Google Apps package called GAPPS. Its latest version corresponding to CM10.1 android version 4.2.2 is on the top of the screen. (20130301) using link below
http://goo.im/gapps
Put all the files to micro SD Card. Since your operating system is not working so you may have to take out SD card and put these downloaded zip files to SD card using jacket or your laptop SD card slot.
Now Switch ON your android device to Recovery Mode by Holding Volume Up+ Power and Home Button together
Do following:-
Wipe data/Factory reset.
Wipe Cache.
Wipe Delvik Cache in Advanced Options ..
Fix permissions.
then go to your SD card and flash all these files in order
Flash the Kernel first and after flashing Reboot Your Recovery.
Now Flash
1. CM 10.1
2. GAPPS
Reboot .. n enjoy your new rooted phone
If you still face difficulty let me know ..
TCHAO
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Hi there
1st of all, when downloading the kernel, the attached files come up (please see attachment) what do i do with pictured files? the rest of your instructions i can probably manage
Thanks for your help btw
Adam
adam.male said:
Hi there
1st of all, when downloading the kernel, the attached files come up (please see attachment) what do i do with pictured files? the rest of your instructions i can probably manage
Thanks for your help btw
Adam
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P.S
Although i haven't reached the 'recovery mode' part yet, i can tell you that the only options are:
reboot system now
apply update for external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from cache
the delvik cache & fix permissions are not options
Adam
Here ur options
Two options with you
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Download clockword mod recovery from here.
Again I recommend using Chasmado Kernel and it will automatically install safe recovery files. TWRC or CMD Recovery
Amm31c said:
Two options with you
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Download clockword mod recovery from here.
Again I recommend using Chasmado Kernel and it will automatically install safe recovery files. TWRC or CMD Recovery
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Hi there, and thanks again. so from what im understanding i just need to download clockword mod recovery and a kernal, put it on my sd card, put into recovery mode and install from there?? like i say, in the rooting/techie world, i am an infant!
Thanks, Adam