[Q] how to generate a recovery image - Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

i have a recovery, for example: "rogue-recovery-1.3.0.zip" and i want to turn into a recovery image (rogue-recovery-1.3.0.img), to install in the Motorola Xoom. How can i do this?
thanks

alex.pacheli said:
i have a recovery, for example: "rogue-recovery-1.3.0.zip" and i want to turn into a recovery image (rogue-recovery-1.3.0.img), to install in the Motorola Xoom. How can i do this?
thanks
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You want the Rogue Recovery to run like ClockworkRecovery?

Mjamocha said:
You want the Rogue Recovery to run like ClockworkRecovery?
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Yes! today i need to install CWM Recovery Image first, and after install the Rogue with .zip file. I`d like to run Rogue Recovery as .img file to install it first, without CWM Recovery first. Its possible?
Thanks

Open the zip file and take the .img file out and flash it.
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d3athsd00r said:
Open the zip file and take the .img file out and flash it.
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ok. thanks for help. works great in Xoom MZ605 Brazil.

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[RECOVERY] Official CWM Recovery

Everyone need to Download rom manager right now. I just flashed official cwm recovery just now v5.0.2.7 and yes its for doubleshot.
Directions:
1. Make Sure Your On a WiFi connection.
2. Go here: http://www.clockworkmod.com
Go to recoveries, Download v5.0.2.7 recovery for doubleshot
3. Download Term Emulator
4. Using root explorer, move the recovery image to /data/local, then mount System r/w in root explorer, then press the home button.
5. Then open Term emulator and this....
su
dd if=/data/local/recovery-clockworkmod-5.0.2.7-doubleshot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p21
Press ENTER
6. It should say transferring bytes blah blah
7. Open ROM manager and press reboot into recovery.
8. If it says v5.0.2.7 then You are done.
Rom Manager has a rom for the HTC Doubleshot too
I'd say Doubleshot is looking mighty good with official CWM recovery and CM7
I saw it and about sh+t myself. Today is great day for doubleshot community.
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Stryder5 said:
I'd say Doubleshot is looking mighty good with official CWM recovery and CM7
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Yes indeed. I am thrilled.
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I was surprised when I saw it. I thought I was going to have to send Koush another tweet badgering him about it.
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so I need to install ROM Manager then install CWM Recovery img file from ROM manager?
charia said:
so I need to install ROM Manager then install CWM Recovery img file from ROM manager?
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Yes
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charia said:
so I need to install ROM Manager then install CWM Recovery img file from ROM manager?
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I am also very new to this. So what about the current Modaco CWM Recovery 4.0.0.9? It will still be there but it won't be used? Do we also access nandroid backups from ROM manager? (So in other words, will we only do everything with ROM manager from now on?)
quicklee said:
I am also very new to this. So what about the current Modaco CWM Recovery 4.0.0.9? It will still be there but it won't be used? Do we also access nandroid backups from ROM manager? (So in other words, will we only do everything with ROM manager from now on?)
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ROM Manager is just a way to access CWM Recovery. If you flash the official CWM Recovery, it will overwrite Modaco's version.
Woot. No more charging issues. Thanks for the heads up.
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Undeadk9 said:
Yes
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THANKS pal..
BTW I can't choose any files in ROM manager to install the img file which I've downloaded already, so I can only download again through my phone..
charia said:
THANKS pal..
BTW I can't choose any files in ROM manager to install the img file which I've downloaded already, so I can only download again through my phone..
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What are you doing? Simply open rom manager.....press flash cwm recovery twice......then press reboot into recovery .....you are making it way harder then it needs to be.
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Undeadk9 said:
What are you doing? Simply open rom manager.....press flash cwm recovery twice......then press reboot into recovery .....you are making it way harder then it needs to be.
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well... I haven't used ROM manager before, so I downloaded both ROM manager and recovery file from website,and put them on sdcard ,but then I found I couldn't use the img file I downloaded ,so ......
"press flash cwm recovery twice" ,I've installed cwm recovery exactly the same
charia said:
well... I haven't used ROM manager before, so I downloaded both ROM manager and recovery file from website,and put them on sdcard ,but then I found I couldn't use the img file I downloaded ,so ......
"press flash cwm recovery twice" ,I've installed cwm recovery exactly the same
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Just flash thru rom manager.
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It feels like my birthday...
I know rite? First, I figured out how to jungle with noc on LoL, and now this? Wins all around.
Installed new recovery through rom manager, to 5.0.2.7 and rebooted into recovery.
All seems well.
BUTTTTTTTT when i tried to do a backup of my current virtuous rom i get an error: "can't mount target path"
And then when testing the restore i get an error: "can't mount path /sdcard"
And when testing the wipe & format options, instead of the traditional Yes or No.... I now have like 10 No options and 1 Yes option.
Something seems bogus, ive reinstalled the recovery twice but same effect.
Anyone??
Whats happened to my recovery guys???
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dillalade said:
Installed new recovery through rom manager, to 5.0.2.7 and rebooted into recovery.
All seems well.
BUTTTTTTTT when i tried to do a backup of my current virtuous rom i get an error: "can't mount target path"
And then when testing the restore i get an error: "can't mount path /sdcard"
And when testing the wipe & format options, instead of the traditional Yes or No.... I now have like 10 No options and 1 Yes option.
Something seems bogus, ive reinstalled the recovery twice but same effect.
Anyone??
Whats happened to my recovery guys???
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if you see 10 NO and 1 YES ,you get it right.yes, it's just like that.
and my backup works fine ,restore? don't know, not test
UPDATE: restore works fine with 5.0.2.7
charia said:
if you see 10 NO and 1 YES ,you get it right.yes, it's just like that.
and my backup works fine ,restore? don't know, not test
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I went back to 4.0.0.9 and I can backup/restore again.
Something with the latest recovery doesn't allow my device to mount and see/work with my sd card..... any advice people?
Where can i get the img file so i can try to flash after a fastboot erase wype.... However i dont see how everyone else has it working and mine mashed.

What is TWRP Recovery?

I'm only familiar with ClockwordMod. I see on some ROM pages that you don't need to use the boot.img if you have TWRP recovery. What is it and where do I get it? Thanks.
It is team win recovery project . I believe you can be able to get online if you do a search . It is based on aosp recovery and has standard recovery options plus a few of their own options . Hope this helps and answers your questions. Just search team win recovery project and you can download from their site I believe.
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Legaleye3000 said:
I'm only familiar with ClockwordMod. I see on some ROM pages that you don't need to use the boot.img if you have TWRP recovery. What is it and where do I get it? Thanks.
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It's in the dev section, you should at least look there 1st or search
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1677670
What I really like about TWRP is that you could mount the sdcard; something you can't do with CWM.
Also some people reported that if your battery dies on you while on CWM, your phone might not charge at all and you will have a dead phone.
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Pheroh said:
What I really like about TWRP is that you could mount the sdcard; something you can't do with CWM.
Also some people reported that if your battery dies on you while on CWM, your phone might not charge at all and you will have a dead phone.
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Kinda true so how do I overwrite cwm and replace with twrp
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k1llacanon said:
Kinda true so how do I overwrite cwm and replace with twrp
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You can either
1- download the recovery.img and use fastboot to flash.
2- Easier just to use Goo Manager, Hit the menu button (or 3 dots) and choose
"Flash OpenRecovery"
baseballfanz said:
You can either
1- download the recovery.img and use fastboot to flash.
2- Easier just to use Goo Manager, Hit the menu button (or 3 dots) and choose
"Flash OpenRecovery"
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Thanks I'm now on twrp so what's this thing that I don't need to install fastboot commands on computer ? Like boot.IMG ? And how would I do it straight of the phone would I have to put the IMG file on the sd card ?
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k1llacanon said:
Thanks I'm now on twrp so what's this thing that I don't need to install fastboot commands on computer ? Like boot.IMG ? And how would I do it straight of the phone would I have to put the IMG file on the sd card ?
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CWM for some reason can not write to certain partitions, boot.img is one.
The boot.img is in the ROM and TWRP will flash it.
In case you want to use CWM, just extract the boot.img from the ROM file you download. Put it where fastboot can see it (usually where fastboot.exe is).
Run command
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
After that is done boot into recovery and flash ROM
baseballfanz said:
CWM for some reason can not write to certain partitions, boot.img is one.
The boot.img is in the ROM and TWRP will flash it.
In case you want to use CWM, just extract the boot.img from the ROM file you download. Put it where fastboot can see it (usually where fastboot.exe is).
Run command
Code:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
After that is done boot into recovery and flash ROM
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Yeah I know how to flash boot.img on the computer just wasn't sure how twrp did it still prefer cwm ui tho
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[Q] Getting Clockwork recovery with the .img

I want to flash clockwork recovery (or TWRP ) but the file I download is a .img. How do I flash that onto my phone? I've googled it and every damn websites says "now open the .tar file"... Am I doing something wrong? Can someone help?
Thanks!
Download EZ Recovery from the Play Store, scroll to recovery tab, tap custom and find the img, then flash that file.
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SlimSnoopOS said:
Download EZ Recovery from the Play Store, scroll to recovery tab, tap custom and find the img, then flash that file.
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Thanks!!!

Stock Recovery

Hi there!
I just flashed my recovery with the CWM recovery image, but I noticed that I need the Stock Recovery to install the OTA update; is there a place where I can download it?
Thnks in advance
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Why do you need the ota anyways? You can restore using rsd lite.
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mky023 said:
Hi there!
I just flashed my recovery with the CWM recovery image, but I noticed that I need the Stock Recovery to install the OTA update; is there a place where I can download it?
Thnks in advance
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There's file called "recovery_signed" inside zip archive of full RSD-aimed firmware. That is stock recovery which should be flashed as follows:
moto-fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed
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dark_mirage said:
Why do you need the ota anyways? You can restore using rsd lite.
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'coz for some reason the hdmi output doesn't work with any other JB firmware, so I downgraded and now i'll update it.
theZest said:
There's file called "recovery_signed" inside zip archive of full RSD-aimed firmware. That is stock recovery which should be flashed as follows:
moto-fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed
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Thnks! It worked great! I never thought looking into the firmware folder

[Q] Odin to flash .ZIP

Hi just a quick question it says in the instruction that I shouldn't use .zip file link to the instruction: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1773659, how can I install this recovery-skyrocket-6037.zip?
Here is the link for the tut that I follow: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1759541&highlight=how+to
You can only flash the zip in a custom recovery. If you don't have a custom recovery you need to install it with Odin. You'll need a .tar.md5 recovery file to flash in Odin.
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jd1639 said:
You can only flash the zip in a custom recovery. If you don't have a custom recovery you need to install it with Odin. You'll need a .tar.md5 recovery file to flash in Odin.
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The instruction says to use this version of recovery-skyrocket-6037.zip the only problem is that it is in .zip format, does this recovery has a version of .tar.md5? Or an alternative recovery file that I can install using Odin to install the kikat custom rom? Thanks for the reply and help.
Hexabuild said:
The instruction says to use this version of recovery-skyrocket-6037.zip the only problem is that it is in .zip format, does this recovery has a version of .tar.md5? Or an alternative recovery file that I can install using Odin to install the kikat custom rom? Thanks for the reply and help.
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Use this in odin ] This will install twrp custom recovery. Once installed then flash (install) your recovery zip in it.
The recovery.tar.zip needs to be extracted with 7-zip.
EDIT, I edit this post to remove the the dev host link. DO NOT use the dev host file. Use the.tar.zip
jd1639 said:
Use this in odin ] This will install twrp custom recovery. Once installed then flash (install) your recovery zip in it.
The recovery.tar.zip needs to be extracted with 7-zip.
EDIT, I edit this post to remove the the dev host link. DO NOT use the dev host file. Use the.tar.zip
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Thanks! got it working:laugh:, how do you remove the other custom recovery?
Hexabuild said:
Thanks! got it working:laugh:, how do you remove the other custom recovery?
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Just flash the one you posted. It'll replace the one that is there.
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Hexabuild said:
Thanks! got it working:laugh:, how do you remove the other custom recovery?
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Flash over it
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xcrazydx said:
Flash over it
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Just flash the one you posted. It'll replace the one that is there.
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Okay thanks guys!
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