I am good at evo, 3d and design. The shift is making me crazy. My wife has one and she is finaly willing to let me root it. Problem is that all the files I need are not found when i click on the link. Does any one have them. It is running 2.3 I got the other three evos down pat if you need anything for those.
Which files do you need?
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Recovery img file and root zip
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Here's the Shift root zip http://db.tt/0XVvO0Kv and you can use ROM manager to flash clockworkmod or look in the development section for twrp recovery. The link for recovery in the original how to thread is extremely outdated.
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I figured about cwm but thanks for that file it was driving me nuts.
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Not sure if this is the right place to put this. Im new to the SGS4G but not to android. I was wondering is there a way to root and install custom recovery without using a pc? I appologize if this has been asked before. Any info would be appreciated.
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vegetajin8 said:
Not sure if this is the right place to put this. Im new to the SGS4G but not to android. I was wondering is there a way to root and install custom recovery without using a pc? I appologize if this has been asked before. Any info would be appreciated.
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The only way I know to root this phone is super one click VIA pc
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Thanks for the info
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Is there anyone even working on a one click apk for this phone?
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Guess not
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So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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Delete/rename /etc/install-recovery.sh
ahhlix said:
So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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Yes there is a fix. It has been covered multiple times. Or read the post above me.
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Thank you
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After downloading the newest ROM manager from the market, it now looks like I have two recoveries installed. If I boot into recovery from ROM Manager, I get the new blue one (with int SD support). But if I boot from the power menu, I get the old one. Something tells me I screwed something up, and I'm not touching anything until somebody tells me how this is even possible. WTF did I do?
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No problem there. ROM manager is only updated false flash rom. Old one is the nvflashed real one.
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gaww said:
No problem there. ROM manager is only updated false flash rom. Old one is the nvflashed real one.
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Ah. So is it safe to flash from either one? Having access to the internal SD would be a lot more convenient.
Also, is there a thread somewhere pertaining to this situation?
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There is an even better scenario...download the utility by tgagunmann in the development section, and flash the latest cwm, which allows both internal and external from boot recovery.
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Done aaaaaaaannnnnndddd....
Done.
Thanks for the assist, gents.
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Okay so my friend flashed cwm through rom manager on his SGS 4G before realizing it wasn't the correct way to get cwm. Is there any way he could remove the bad cwm so we can replace it with the correct cwm? Even if we have to completely wipe the phone to do so that's fine, I just don't know how. A guide or link would be great! Thanks!
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Tell him to get astro or another file manager and find something called update.zip, delete it, them install the right one. For the sgs4g just search the development forum for CWM FINAL. Hoped i helped.
Thank you that is exactly what I needed!
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Where is the update located?
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OK was looking into rooting my sprint nexus 4g Google phone I was going through the process and noticed that fast boot is unlocked already!! but it doesn't have super user and a safe recovery! This is how I got the phone from sprint! So how do I install super user and a safe recovery??
I not a total noob I've had previous rooted android phones but this one just but me in the corner!
Thanks for the help guys!
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OK was looking into rooting my sprint nexus 4g Google phone I was going through the process and noticed that fast boot is unlocked already!! but it doesn't have super user and a safe recovery! This is how I got the phone from sprint! So how do I install super user and a safe recovery??
I not a total noob I've had previous rooted android phones but this one just but me in the corner!
Thanks for the help guys!
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I ran across one like that and I simply flashed Revolutionary and that took care of the problem.
How did you flash it when theres no recovery?
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ImEVO said:
How did you flash it when theres no recovery?
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If I am miss understanding you I am sorry but I do believe you are wanting to do this.
http://nexusshacks.com/nexus-s-hacks/how-to-force-your-nexus-s-into-clockworkmod-recovery/
Some what helps but don't I need super user app installed first before I install recovery??
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Follow the steps on nexusshacks very simple or download nexus root toolkit
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Some what helps but don't I need super user app installed first before I install recovery??
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nope. use fastboot to flash recovery. nexus s hacks has links to everything you need. (USB & fastboot drivers, recovery img files, and su zip files)
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
replace the recovery.img with the actual filename of your recovery IMG file, then place the su zip on the root of your SD card & flash through recovery. I use cwm, but there are others available.
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Maybe you can see in this wiki cyanogenMod ( iam sorry, i can not give the link because i have no permision to give the link
There's a lot instruction to instal android sdk, fastboot or instal CWM