Am I correct in assuming that you can only have one recovery program installed at a time? Also does the original native recovery remain on the phone as that is what you'd want with a soft brick?
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That's right. Only one recovery at a time. And it replaces the stock recovery.
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gmillz said:
That's right. Only one recovery at a time. And it replaces the stock recovery.
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So you can get to it, whether it's cwm or twrp etc, with the buttons like during a boot failure?
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Yes. You can boot into any recovery that's currently installed using the button combo.
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Once and for all, it's so freaking confusing since the bootloader has been unlocked, which recovery do I flash if I use a non kexic Rom, and if I don't want the triple boot?
Thanks in advance.
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PhilPan said:
Once and for all, it's so freaking confusing since the bootloader has been unlocked, which recovery do I flash if I use a non kexic Rom, and if I don't want the triple boot?
Thanks in advance.
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CWM touch 5.8.X.X (X's because i cant remember the last two numbers) or TWRP. Both of which can be flashed using EZ Recovery.
Neverendingxsin said:
CWM touch 5.8.X.X (X's because i cant remember the last two numbers) or TWRP. Both of which can be flashed using EZ Recovery.
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Thanks...
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Mine updated today to 6.0.1.2. I use ROM Manager.
I prefer TWRP
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sfobrien said:
Mine updated today to 6.0.1.2. I use ROM Manager.
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One simple question. Why? ROM manager creates nothing but issues usually l
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hopesrequiem said:
One simple question. Why? ROM manager creates nothing but issues usually l
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No reason really besides I have used in in the past with little or no issues.
complete nvtism
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Mine updated today to 6.0.1.2. I use ROM Manager.
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same
If I installed both, what would happen when I reboot into recovery? Will I get to choose one over the other upon booting?
You can't install both
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Whichever you installed last would be your recovery.
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Thank you guys. These two recoveries are both great and similar. But I like to use CWM especially the new touch version.
Twrp is better than classic cwm in my opinion, didn't try the touch one
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So I flashe's CWM Recovery 5.8.1.3 on my Skyrocket Gingerbread Stock ROM and every single time I try to.boot into it, it just completely freezes and I cannot scroll to my SD-Card to install Superuser. Any ideas as to what is going on or what I can do?
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Don't use the volume keys in that recovery. Strictly touch. If in were you I would just use 6.0.1.0
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thanks! I'm sorry if I wasted a thread on nonsense.. it worked btw!!
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Is there a blue folder available for the s3? I'm using the Galaxy mod ROM now and really like it but I'd like to keep checking out new rooms. Is there a convenient way to boot up another rom without having to wipe out what I'm running?
Muddy
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Boot manager ... Not blue folder... Damn autocorrect!
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muddychief said:
Boot manager ... Not blue folder... Damn autocorrect!
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It gets me all the time too! But as of now there is not, there are some in the works from what I hear. So right now the easiest way is to make a backup and flash then just restore when you're ready to go back
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Yes unfortunately no Boot Manager yet. Init2winit apps is unable to support the app anymore. The good news is that they are currently trying to find a reputable dev to take it over. Hopefully someone will.
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I was really excited when it came out for the droid x. I bought it and really never used it, it just didn't work right. Cool idea but never work for me. I am sure the dx having a locked bootloader really held it back.
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Thanks for the feedback. i used safe strap 3 for my motorola razr it allowed you to create a seperate boot partition,boot into recovery and choose the active-one . Is there something similar?
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Thanks for the feedback. i used safe strap 3 for my motorola razr it allowed you to create a seperate boot partition,boot into recovery and choose the active-one . Is there something similar?
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No there isn't, but it you just make a nan of your stock system before flashing it is basically the same thing
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In am new to the matrix 2 and was wondering if the fhz files are the ones you flash to get back to stock. Also, if so does it flash recovery and everything?
Thanks
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Did you even try searching? Or checking spelling?
But I'll answer anyways. Yes, and yes.
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