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ROM Manager Not Backing Up

Hey guys, I'm currently running the leaked JI6 Froyo update that has been deodexed and the kernal has been changed to allow for <2e> recovery mode.
In Rom Manager (Premium), I flashed ClockworkMod Recovery successfully, and selected Backup Current Rom. I named the ROM, pressed OK, and it rebooted to <2e> recovery mode.
Then it just says:
# Manual Mode#
--Applying muti-CSC...
Installing Muti-CSC
and it just hangs there. I waited 10 minutes and then just rebooted the phone. I also tried selecting "reinstall packages" which also just rebooted the phone.
One solution said to select "Flash Alternative Recovery" after flashing ClockworkMod and then reflashing ClockWorkMod but the Flash Alternative Recovery option is greyed. I'm out of ideas. Any suggestions?

The leaked captivate has the 2e recovery preventing you from using clockwork mod and thus rom manager. There is a way to flash a different kernel to allow user of clockwork. Do some digging in the dev section and you should be able to find it
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when you are in 2e recovery, you need to select reinstall packages, let it reboot, then select it again. you will be put into clockworkmod

crystalhand said:
The leaked captivate has the 2e recovery preventing you from using clockwork mod and thus rom manager. There is a way to flash a different kernel to allow user of clockwork. Do some digging in the dev section and you should be able to find it
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You're thinking of 3e.

like pirateghost said, you need to reinstall packages twice. The second time you will see a green recovery screen and that is 3e recovery.
Also, you shouldn't really use ROM Manager for anything anymore. There are update.zip files that you can download that will get you into the correct recovery and you should do your flashing and backing up from the recovery screen not ROM Manager.

Frank the Funkasaurus Rex said:
like pirateghost said, you need to reinstall packages twice. The second time you will see a green recovery screen and that is 3e recovery.
Also, you shouldn't really use ROM Manager for anything anymore. There are update.zip files that you can download that will get you into the correct recovery and you should do your flashing and backing up from the recovery screen not ROM Manager.
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Ya I must haver been thinking of the wrong recovery. Agreed about rom manager though it is essentially only a gui interface but it does not always works and just adds complication/problems
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Unlocked but cant get into recovery

I am running crespo cm7 and want to put savaged zen rom on here but I can't get into recovery. I hit vol up and power and goto recovery but it just sits at the google screen. I flash clockwork recovery reboot to recovery and same result.
I have no clue what to do to get to recovery.

re-flash clockwork recovery using rom manager or manually flash it in bootloader mode

zephiK said:
re-flash clockwork recovery using rom manager or manually flash it in bootloader mode
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Agreed - I had a weird issue with ROM Manager and the latest CM nightlies, where suddenly I couldn't boot into Recovery.
Re-Applying CM via ROM Manager fixed the recovery issue (after a forced update of recovery through the app).

[Q] Booting into CWM with Samsung Fascinate

I flashed a recovery with odin, and rooted my phone. However, I can't get it boot into CWM recovery. ROM Manager says I have CWM 3.0.0.8, however whenever I reboot into recovery it opens "Android System Recovery <3e>" in blue lettering.
Any insight?

same here.
sheamolt said:
I flashed a recovery with odin, and rooted my phone. However, I can't get it boot into CWM recovery. ROM Manager says I have CWM 3.0.0.8, however whenever I reboot into recovery it opens "Android System Recovery <3e>" in blue lettering.
Any insight?
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Hi. Did you boot into stock ROM after flashing? If so, that's why you lost everything. If I were you, and I was about a year ago, I would go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1238070
P.S. don't use ROM manager to flash anything. Bad things usually happen
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[Q] Phone boots into CWM Recovery every time. Any fix?

So I used Rom Manager to install CWM recovery on my One S and now it boots into CWM recovery every time. A few times I've pulled out my phone and it's been stuck at the CWM recovery menu from what probably was a hard crash.
It's rooted and on the official stock ROM.
Any way to remedy this?

Install recovery using the fastboot method.
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[Q] CWM Install on P500

Hi Friends,
Want to install an ICS ROM on my P500.
Rooted my device and installed ROM Manager on it.
Flashed it by selecting LG Optimus P 500.
After selecting recovery option, my device restarted and all the data was wiped out from my phone. (akin to factory reset).
Does not get into recovery mode at all.
I tried it 3 times and the same thing happened.
Seems flashing the device through ROM Manager does not work.
Any other way to do it!
Thanks!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2003080

Looks like you did the factory reset button combo. For recovery it is volume down + home + power.
And I recommend using amonra recovery
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FitAmp said:
Looks like you did the factory reset button combo. For recovery it is volume down + home + power.
And I recommend using amonra recovery
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Actually,if there is no custom recovery installed,the same combo does a factory reset.
And the best way to flash recovery is this.

My recovery got corrupt due to which i had softbrick.
After all the searching.. THIS worked for me and is safe & easy!!

success
I was finally able to install CWM recovery 5.0.2.0 and flash my phone with JB ROM. :victory: :victory:
Now i have android version 4.1.1.