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Enjoy.
http://www.multiupload.com/U1H6IBU6I4
Thank you . . . .
Thank You for doing this. I've been trying to get around to it for a while and been having issues. Glad others will now be able to enjoy. Good Job!
Can I root with z4root and install cwm on 2.1 update 1 then just nandroid this to update?
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Ok, I'm sorry I'm so clueless but I have no idea what to do with this.
I was able to get the update to work and was going to post one up but you beat me to it...
Thanks for this!
luxdesigns said:
Enjoy.
http://www.multiupload.com/U1H6IBU6I4
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You can use it to get out of the leaked T-Mo US FroYo...
JamesDax said:
Ok, I'm sorry I'm so clueless but I have no idea what to do with this.
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Thank you!!!
its not letting me download the file.
Edit: Ok i was able to download, now im getting a md5 mismatch
Is this FroYo, the official build?
Thanks for giving me access to an updated bp_nvm_default.
Can someone PLEASE tell me how to get to 2.2 from Rooted 2.1?
I installed this yesterday. One thing to remember is after you install this to wipe user data after you install the nandroid. If you dont you wont be able to get past the blur setup. You must have a blur account for this. This nandroid is a stock 2.2.1 froyo us rom with blur. The only thing in this extra is that it is rooted and has recovery installed. If you want to get your DEFY back to a stock rom after installing something else this will do it.
I flashed this but have been stuck at the Moto logo for about 10 minutes, it is just in a boot loop.
How to install this please.
NO one can help?
i hope you all know what nandriod backups are? you must have clockwork recovery on your defy (which means you gotta be rooted) then put this nandroid backup in the backup folder inside the goapkrev(or however its spelled) folder on your sd card, when you boot into clockwork, press restore, and pick this backup you downloaded, after restoring, wipe data and reboot. Cheers! i prefer the leaked froyo, it has jboogie's blurless ginger/froyo rom which is beast.
That is what I did and how I got into this mess.
zencoran said:
i hope you all know what nandriod backups are? you must have clockwork recovery on your defy (which means you gotta be rooted) then put this nandroid backup in the backup folder inside the goapkrev(or however its spelled) folder on your sd card, when you boot into clockwork, press restore, and pick this backup you downloaded, after restoring, wipe data and reboot. Cheers! i prefer the leaked froyo, it has jboogie's blurless ginger/froyo rom which is beast.
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Have any of you tried the alternative method I posted?
Beach_Head said:
Have any of you tried the alternative method I posted?
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Which?
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This: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=985932 and this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11954269&postcount=89
hah2110 said:
Which?
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I'm very new to android and have been using Clockworkmod Recovery basically since day 3 or 4 since I got my HTC One XL...
I'm just wondering how many of you are using TWRP instead of Clockworkmod Recovery.. and if so, do you recommend me flashing that instead of CWM?
I have no real complaints with CWM and dont mind using the volume keys to navigate. But besides that, are there any real advantages besides the touch interface?? also, can someone post a link where i can find TWRP ?
thanks guys!! I LOVE the community on here!! it's great!!!
also, when people refer to "Touch Recovery" are y'all referring to TWRP ?
trichrome1 said:
I'm very new to android and have been using Clockworkmod Recovery basically since day 3 or 4 since I got my HTC One XL...
I'm just wondering how many of you are using TWRP instead of Clockworkmod Recovery.. and if so, do you recommend me flashing that instead of CWM?
I have no real complaints with CWM and dont mind using the volume keys to navigate. But besides that, are there any real advantages besides the touch interface?? also, can someone post a link where i can find TWRP ?
thanks guys!! I LOVE the community on here!! it's great!!!
also, when people refer to "Touch Recovery" are y'all referring to TWRP ?
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I personally use twrp I like its setup look and feel and it is a little speedier than cwm when making backups, flashing etc in my opinion. I used cwm on every phone I had except this one x. After twrp was introduced I switched and love it.
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i believe CWM is also touch screen, just no buttons, so you gotta be careful not push a wrong link - but they have conf screen as well.... haven't tried TWRP - would also like to know if it has any advantages... thanks!
will try
eraste said:
I personally use twrp I like its setup look and feel and it is a little speedier than cwm when making backups, flashing etc in my opinion. I used cwm on every phone I had except this one x. After twrp was introduced I switched and love it.
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Thanks for the reply,
I'm going to flash twrp and try it out.. see what I think. I'm just enjoying playing with my phone
twrp ?
Can someone point me into the right direction to TWRP..
I can't seem to find a download link anywhere..
and correct command is ..
fastboot flash recovery twrp_file_name.whateverextentionis
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trichrome1 said:
Can someone point me into the right direction to TWRP..
I can't seem to find a download link anywhere..
and correct command is ..
fastboot flash recovery twrp_file_name.whateverextentionis
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here ya go http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1677447
All needed info is there or the links provided there to the official page of TWRP
attempting first backup
just backed up my current rom... twrp seems a little more thorough with more options and there's even a progress bar when backing up.
eraste said:
here ya go http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1677447
All needed info is there or the links provided there to the official page of TWRP
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Would i able to flash CWM one click again....? did u ever try to go back to CWM....?
ted77usa said:
Would i able to flash CWM one click again....? did u ever try to go back to CWM....?
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No never went back. Not sure what the process would be to get back to CWM. Dont see why the one click wouldnt work but dont take my word for it dont want to give any wrong information.
eraste said:
No never went back. Not sure what the process would be to get back to CWM. Dont see why the one click wouldnt work but dont take my word for it dont want to give any wrong information.
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I'm just curious....but so far i have no problem with CWM....if ain't broke don't fix it right.....
trichrome1 said:
just backed up my current rom... twrp seems a little more thorough with more options and there's even a progress bar when backing up.
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Just FYI... u can't restore ur CWM back up file with TWRP.... it's totally different
process
ted77usa said:
Would i able to flash CWM one click again....? did u ever try to go back to CWM....?
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to go back to CWM, all you would need to do is place the CWM.img in the fast boot folder, and
go to the dir where u have fastboot files (mine is c:\fastboot ) but i am also running a virtual machine on a mac.. process should be the same since i'm still using windows..
anyways in command prompt.. navigate to c:\fastboot
and then,
fastboot flash recovery CWM.img
(or whatever your clockworkmod recovery image is named)
I haven't tried this, but it's how i originally flashed cwm and it's how i just flashed twrp.... so far it's sweet, a lot more options as well.. don't see myself going back anytime soon. (sorry cwm devs, still love cwm)
trichrome1 said:
to go back to CWM, all you would need to do is place the CWM.img in the root of your sdcard on the phone, and
go to the dir where u have fastboot files (mine is c:\fastboot ) but i am also running a virtual machine on a mac.. process should be the same since i'm still using windows..
anyways in command prompt.. navigate to c:\fastboot
and then,
fastboot flash recovery CWM.img
(or whatever your clockworkmod recovery image is named)
I haven't tried this, but it's how i originally flashed cwm and it's how i just flashed twrp.... so far it's sweet, a lot more options as well.. don't see myself going back anytime soon. (sorry cwm devs, still love cwm)
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+1. Yea it's easy to flash back and forth between recoveries. Just do it the same way you flash the first one.
cwm twrp incompatibility
ted77usa said:
I'm just curious....but so far i have no problem with CWM....if ain't broke don't fix it right.....
Just FYI... u can't restore ur CWM back up file with TWRP.... it's totally different
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right, wish I'd known that before. I ended up in bootloops when using twrp to ry and restore a cwm nandroid. luckily, i was able to reflash a beans rom and get it running again, but in the process, I believe I have messed up something. the kernel, bootloader, maybe how the file system is set up. dont mix them up. choose one and stick with it.
Well, I'm pretty sure that one, twrp is simpler, more pretty, more useful, faster, easier.
Also Pretty sure cwm in some cases ruins your phone forever.
Go a head and use cwm though.
TWRP has and official release for the One XL although last time I checked CWM only has a port. I highly suggest using TWRP. It should work better
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Another advantage of TWRP is that the sdcard can be mounted while in recovery mode. I don't think that's supported in CWM.
That may be the case for the htc, the thing is, I am on a verizon samsung galaxy s 3.
I wonder if that makes a difference!?
I was reading elsewhere in these forums that the non kexec kernels ( meaning that the bootloader is actually unlocked) don't work as well on twrp
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fritzboyle said:
That may be the case for the htc, the thing is, I am on a verizon samsung galaxy s 3.
I wonder if that makes a difference!?
I was reading elsewhere in these forums that the non kexec kernels ( meaning that the bootloader is actually unlocked) don't work as well on twrp
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Every device is different, this discussion is about the One X(L). If you want more info on CWM vs. TWRP on the Galaxy S3, head over to the forum for your device. Don't follow the GS3, but would assume that its officially supported by CWM (which makes a huge difference). That is not even the case for the One X. Its not yet officially supported, and the CWM we have is just a port. Although an official version is in testing.
redpoint73 said:
Every device is different, this discussion is about the One X(L). If you want more info on CWM vs. TWRP on the Galaxy S3, head over to the forum for your device. Don't follow the GS3, but would assume that its officially supported by CWM (which makes a huge difference). That is not even the case for the One X. Its not yet officially supported, and the CWM we have is just a port. Although an official version is in testing.
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I needed help how do.you erase battery history with twrp
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htcbrazilian said:
I needed help how do.you erase battery history with twrp
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On the main/home TWRP screen, go Wipe>battery stats.
But battery stats get wiped every time you charge the phone, anyway. There is not benefit to wiping it manually: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/google-engineer-debunks-myth-wiping-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
For Dev's reference
stock recovery here
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For Dev's reference
stock recovery here
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Version: 0.89.997.1 CL144629 test-keys
ro.build.date=六 12月 29 01:11:35 CST 2012
ClockworkMod Recovery! Well whenever the phone gets released. I attempted to build a test version of CWM at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863
Fingers crossed that it works.
But I will probably need someone to give me these two items once they get a phone to correct the configs.
Post the file /proc/partitions
Post the file /proc/mounts
For the adb commands. "adb shell" then "cat /proc/partitions" and "cat /proc/mounts" Should work.
EDIT: Thank you to he_stheone64 for giving me what I need above. Now I can make a fully working recovery.
To get back on topic, here's the fstab extracted from the recovery
http://pastebin.com/tBzTE4GA
Hey guys.
Nice to see all of you to be getting the HTC One
But lets not turn this to a conversation thread please.
Thread cleaned.
Cheers
Pardon me, but is this the same stock recovery as the AT&T version?
robstunner said:
Pardon me, but is this the same stock recovery as the AT&T version?
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I'm sure it's not.
mike1986. said:
I'm sure it's not.
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Darn, accidentally flashed CWM Touch when I was just looking to unlock and root. Oh well, no biggie. Thanks for the quick reply!
mike1986. said:
I'm sure it's not.
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Looking at this string, my guess it's stock recovery for the M7_U: ro.build.date=六 12月 29 01:11:35 CST 2012
can i use it to flash my htc one dev edition?? im on 1.29.1540.3
so?????????
eltoffer said:
can i use it to flash my htc one dev edition?? im on 1.29.1540.3
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Why would you use this? Go read some guides and then flash either twrp or cwm.
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ECEXCURSION said:
Why would you use this? Go read some guides and then flash either twrp or cwm.
Sent from my HTC One
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just curious, to get updates
My device has T-Mobile UK firmware (1.28.61.7) and I will be looking to go back to stock soon to hopefully receive official 1.29 firmware update.
I need the appropriate recovery for my device but am not quite sure what that is. I have a nandroid but this was done in CWM after rooting.
Is the recovery of 1.29 different to 1.28 and do I need a T-Mobile specific recovery or is the generic recovery just the same?
If somebody could point me in the direction of the recovery I require it would be much appreciated.
Onepagebook said:
For Dev's reference
stock recovery here
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Hi Bro, Do you have STOCK Recovery for ONE Developer Edition ??
Regards,
hi there,
is the recovery can be installed for HTC ONE M7 802W?
mahesh_9j said:
Hi Bro, Do you have STOCK Recovery for ONE Developer Edition ??
Regards,
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recovery files are all the same
Onepagebook said:
recovery files are all the same
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Are you 100% sure??
I am trying to return my 1.28.61.7 device to stock using a rooted nandroid which I made without any other modifications. After many trials and tribulations, I managed to unroot by removing SuperSU and binaries but, after installing 'stock' recovery my device still says relocked and tampered and will not boot into recovery.
I am, however, able to perform a full wipe from within android though.
I would really like complete clarity on this if anyone can help me as I need to get back to stock to get an official update when it appears as there are no stock nandroids available or any RUU's for my device.
bobsie41 said:
Are you 100% sure??
I am trying to return my 1.28.61.7 device to stock using a rooted nandroid which I made without any other modifications. After many trials and tribulations, I managed to unroot by removing SuperSU and binaries but, after installing 'stock' recovery my device still says relocked and tampered and will not boot into recovery.
I am, however, able to perform a full wipe from within android though.
I would really like complete clarity on this if anyone can help me as I need to get back to stock to get an official update when it appears as there are no stock nandroids available or any RUU's for my device.
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no problem, here is the US dev edition stock recovery-signed
http://d-h.st/b5g
Tampered showed @ hboot is because you have "unlocked" before
So If I have clockwork mod touch recovery installed and I want to go back to stock recovery without loosing my app and data I can just flash this in cwm?
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Hey guys,
this might be a stupid question, but can I root my device with TWRP? All How-to's say to use CWM and the SuperSU zip is also called CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip. Can I also flash this file via TWRP?
Thanks!
Kamairo said:
Hey guys,
this might be a stupid question, but can I root my device with TWRP?
YES
All How-to's say to use CWM and the SuperSU zip is also called CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip. Can I also flash this file via TWRP?
You do no more than flash TWRP it works the same as CWM recovery .
jje
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Its Just That Cwm Came Out First Oh So Long Ago.... I Think Most People Tend To Stick With What They Know Best. As The Old Saying Goes, "if It Aint Broke, Dont Fix It."
Doesnt Mean TWRP Isnt As Good... Just That A Lot Of People Started Out With CWM, Most Devs Use This In Their Roms And All The Tutorials Are On How To Instal CWM...
Its Personal Choice As You Can Flash Whatever Recovery You Want...
Allright, thanks!
Okay, I already posed in a couple of places and have gotten limited responses.
So I have a Samsung Galaxy Centura and pretty much no Odin3 access, and a microSD card, a stock ROM that is not signed, and I need it signed, preferably by Samsung. I heard that 3e ROMs can only work if the signature verification is disabled or you have the properly signed ROM. I have the ROM, and as previously stated, no CWM or other custom recovery. I need to fix this phone and my only option is through the SD card.
AndrMatr said:
Okay, I already posed in a couple of places and have gotten limited responses.
So I have a Samsung Galaxy Centura and pretty much no Odin3 access, and a microSD card, a stock ROM that is not signed, and I need it signed, preferably by Samsung. I heard that 3e ROMs can only work if the signature verification is disabled or you have the properly signed ROM. I have the ROM, and as previously stated, no CWM or other custom recovery. I need to fix this phone and my only option is through the SD card.
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you dont know how to get into download mode? or cant?
http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-centura/726236-centura-recovery-download-button-combos.html
Yes I Can
Trozzul said:
you dont know how to get into download mode? or cant?
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I can get it into DL mode, it's just that I can't use it because the public computers I'm using don't allow you to install drivers.
I just need a way to disable signature verification or get a ROM signed by Samsung. I have the stock ROM for the phone but I still need it signed to continue.
I can open Odin3, but the program doesn't detect my phone.
AndrMatr said:
I can get it into DL mode, it's just that I can't use it because the public computers I'm using don't allow you to install drivers.
I just need a way to disable signature verification or get a ROM signed by Samsung. I have the stock ROM for the phone but I still need it signed to continue.
I can open Odin3, but the program doesn't detect my phone.
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i would try odin 1.8.5 and yeah just ask someone to use their computer, if you live in Seattle (like myself) there are plenty of android fans that would probably help you out if you ask. ask around.
Trozzul said:
i would try odin 1.8.5 and yeah just ask someone to use their computer, if you live in Seattle (like myself) there are plenty of android fans that would probably help you out if you ask. ask around.
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Would Odin 1.8.5 work without drivers?
AndrMatr said:
Would Odin 1.8.5 work without drivers?
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Okay it is easy... You can sign files... You have a 3e recovery right...?
If you want give me your file to sign it for you...!
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Would Odin 1.8.5 work without drivers?
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Drivers are very essential, odin probably wont work without drivers.
Here's My Rom
root-expert said:
Okay it is easy... You can sign files... You have a 3e recovery right...?
If you want give me your file to sign it for you...!
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I read that Samsung ROMs are cryptically signed... I tried the signing apps they have... Whatever. here's my ROM.
h t tp : / / w w w .androidarea51.com/devuploads/daddy366/public/stock.zip
Sorry about the spaces in the link, I'm a new member to XDA and can't add links.
*EDIT* Please don't give me a virus or I'll report you and shtuff like that.
AndrMatr said:
I read that Samsung ROMs are cryptically signed... I tried the signing apps they have... Whatever. here's my ROM.
h t tp : / / w w w .androidarea51.com/devuploads/daddy366/public/stock.zip
Sorry about the spaces in the link, I'm a new member to XDA and can't add links.
*EDIT* Please don't give me a virus or I'll report you and shtuff like that.
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This is not a rom...! It's a backup of rom... You should hava a cwm recovery to flash it...
If you can find your rom for odin a can make a flashable zip for and sign...
But I don't know if you can find your stock rom...
It's a ROM. I looked at it. It may be a backup but its still a ROM. It's a ZIP so I can use 3e.
AndrMatr said:
It's a ROM. I looked at it. It may be a backup but its still a ROM. It's a ZIP so I can use 3e.
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Yes it's a backup of a rom...! You can't flash this file via 3e... You can't flash backups by 3e... You need cwm recovery...
You can a flash a cwm via download mode or (i think) via adb shell (your device should be rooted)
Solved!
root-expert said:
Yes it's a backup of a rom...! You can't flash this file via 3e... You can't flash backups by 3e... You need cwm recovery...
You can a flash a cwm via download mode or (i think) via adb shell (your device should be rooted)
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Regardless, I sent the phone back to the manufacturer. Hopefully if they can't fix it I still might be able to get a signed ROM from Samsung. I've contacted them and am expecting a return email.
AndrMatr said:
Regardless, I sent the phone back to the manufacturer. Hopefully if they can't fix it I still might be able to get a signed ROM from Samsung. I've contacted them and am expecting a return email.
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Good...! :good: :good:
Does anyone still have this stock rom?????