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Problems Getting Clockwork To Run - Android System Recovery Overriding

Hi All,
I've been reading this forum for a good few days now as I am trying to get my Kyros functioning the way I need it to. However, I've run into a few problems and am not 100% sure as to what to do. Before I go on, I'm not very techy, so I would be very greatful if replies could be as straight forward as possible, without much jargon as that really loses me
First off, we've just managed to install the windows and ADB drives. I'm following all the instructions from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858952. That took some hacks our side, but is now working.
I'm pretty stuck on the clockwork reboot though. Again, followed the instructions from the link above. When it initially rebooted, it went straight into the Android System Recovery mode (the robot with the triangle opening screen.) I've tried it over and over, following the directions exactly as explained in the link, but all I'm getting is the generic Androis system recov.
The Recovery zip file is on my SD card. Do I need to unzip it to get the recovery.img to show? Is that something that I'm doing wrong? I also updated the OS (I guess) from the coby site before I started working on these other changes.
So basically, this is the issue right now. Trying to get the clockwork to run and all I'm getting is the android system...and that's when it doesn't just reboot back to the home screen directly.
Any advice would be great. Thanks

And out of the blue, after an hour of angry TV watching, it's now worked. I can't tell you what I did differently as I followed all the same steps as before. Must just have been lucky I guess.

I am having the same issue, and i tried to unzip the update.zip but i boot back to the recovery mode, can someone assist me with this, i have a galaxy s (Vibrant).
thanks

Try going to your sd folder and delete the clockwork recovery folder then uninstall rom manager and redownload it from the market after it installs open up rom manager and click on flash clockworkmod recovery and let it download the update.zip file and your done
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Oh yeah after all those steps and you still get back into the stock recovery system click on reinstall package and it should boot into cwm I hope that helps
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baalcat said:
Trying to get the clockwork to run and all I'm getting is the android system
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[2nas Android Flash Tools Support Note 2]Drivers, UnBrick, Root, CWM, Flash

http://www.2nas.com
1: Integrates Unbrick / Flash ROM / Root All-In-One.
2: Use the same protocol as ODIN, but 2nas is more user-friendly and easy-to-use.
3: Cloud based database to flash your android phone with correct files(ROM, etc)
4: Automatically download necessery files to flash, and check them with SHA1, it's safe for your phone.
5: Store all downloaded files in local disk, under a good directory structure, it's usefull when you have several phones.
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Nice work.brother i have problem while installing drivers in amy windows xp.it gives me mtp error.and i never success to mount usb as data in xp only.any solution?

Nice work man...Much appreciated...

2nas said:
1: Integrates Unbrick / Flash ROM / Root All-In-One.
2: Use the same protocol as ODIN, but 2nas is more user-friendly and easy-to-use.
3: Cloud based database to flash your android phone with correct files(ROM, etc)
4: Automatically download necessery files to flash, and check them with SHA1, it's safe for your phone.
5: Store all downloaded files in local disk, under a good directory structure, it's usefull when you have several phones.
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That sounds good,bu where I can get that/

wallawalla said:
That sounds good,bu where I can get that/
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OP must have forgotten the link
http://www.2nas.com/index.php
http://www.2nas.com/index.php/site/page?view=download

My note 2 is not detected. Says unsupported device. I hve GT N7100 with latest FW- 4.1.2 N7100XXDMA6- INU installed.

trip007in said:
My note 2 is not detected. Says unsupported device. I hve GT N7100 with latest FW- 4.1.2 N7100XXDMA6- INU installed.
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Do you installed driver and tick USB Debugging?
http://www.2nas.com/index.php/site/page?view=howto

whyboysfailincollege said:
Nice work.brother i have problem while installing drivers in amy windows xp.it gives me mtp error.and i never success to mount usb as data in xp only.any solution?
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IINM, for xp, you need to install mediaplayer 10 to get the mtp protocol. It should work after that.

I've just installed in Windows 7 but when I try to open 2nas i have the message that is not possible to find MSVCR100.dll. I've tried to uninstall and intsall again a couple of time but I have always the same problem. No way...

stombacco said:
I've just installed in Windows 7 but when I try to open 2nas i have the message that is not possible to find MSVCR100.dll. I've tried to uninstall and intsall again a couple of time but I have always the same problem. No way...
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Run it as an administrator and should start

I get this everytime i try to run this on my computer
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allenjthomsen said:
I get this everytime i try to run this on my computer
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Im also running windows 8
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Phone can't boot up, how to copy a ROM via recovery?

So basically i am trying to put the ROM zip file to the phone via ADB..
I have TWRP, so i start ADB SIDELOAD
connect phone to computer
and run adb devices
but i have never managed to find the phone...
I even tried to install adb drivers but:
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P.S
HTC drivers are installed
phone is unlocked
I have dualboot Windows 8 & Ubuntu 14.04
if that helps in anyway

citybong said:
So basically i am trying to put the ROM zip file to the phone via ADB..
I have TWRP, so i start ADB SIDELOAD
connect phone to computer
and run adb devices
but i have never managed to find the phone...
I even tried to install adb drivers but:
P.S
HTC drivers are installed
phone is unlocked
I have dualboot Windows 8 & Ubuntu 14.04
if that helps in anyway
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have you tried Ubuntu??
windows sometimes has a lot of problem.

If you've got a driver installed that works fine you can use Device Manager in Windows. Connect your phone, find it in the list, choose update driver, and the option that lets you choose a driver from the list. Select the driver that works (mine is called MyHTC) and it should install. You need to repeat this for eachc of the three states (adb in Android, fastboot, and adb in Recovery)

@SidDev said:
have you tried Ubuntu??
windows sometimes has a lot of problem.
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Yes made it work with ubuntu!

i just had to download adb sdk and install lib32stdc++6
and adb was ready!

citybong said:
Yes made it work with ubuntu!
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happy I was able to help
you could have pressed the thanks BTW

[Q] Unable to print PIT or (probably) flash recovery with Heimdall

To start, I am trying to flash TeamWin Recovery to my S5 with Heimdall in order to install CM12 nightlies. I've been told elsewhere that I should try executing print-pit before actually flashing the recovery in order to test if things work instead of having the actual flash fail and brick the device. However, no matter what I try I can't get it to work. I am running Windows 8.1 Pro x64 with libusb0 drivers installed from Zadig. Below is the output of "heimdall print-pit --verbose":
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I've tried switching USB cables, USB ports, reinstalling drivers, reinstalling Heimdall, wiping /cache, and rebooting. Does this mean that I can't flash? Has anyone else found a solution to this problem?

recalculated said:
To start, I am trying to flash TeamWin Recovery to my S5 with Heimdall in order to install CM12 nightlies. I've been told elsewhere that I should try executing print-pit before actually flashing the recovery in order to test if things work instead of having the actual flash fail and brick the device. However, no matter what I try I can't get it to work. I am running Windows 8.1 Pro x64 with libusb0 drivers installed from Zadig. Below is the output of "heimdall print-pit --verbose":
I've tried switching USB cables, USB ports, reinstalling drivers, reinstalling Heimdall, wiping /cache, and rebooting. Does this mean that I can't flash? Has anyone else found a solution to this problem?
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Last time I checked, which has been awhile, heimdall did not work properly for the s5. Unless something has changed you should stick with Odin. A few of the stock packages have pit files included, so if you need one they are around and I think oa6 has one too.

Hello

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The Adb/Fastboot installer (Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.36) can install System-Wide (for all Users on the PC) or for the Current User Only. This is a very simple installer and means you do not have to download the complete SDK from google. You can also easily open a command prompt to send commands to your device.
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**RESERVED**

Hey there. Thought I might ask here.
Recently updated to 7.1.1 on my Nexus 5x and now fastboot is not working. Have spent most of the day trying everything I can find on here and installing or uninstalling drivers on both my laptop and desktop with no joy.
Tried all the options within your software but no joy. Adb works ok but fastboot just will not work.
I realise this is not an issue with the software but wondering if you may know of something else to try.
36 hours now on an unrooted phone is the first time in years
Thanks

Just in case this is some use to you with your Toolkit the workaround for the fastboot issue was sorted as shown in the post below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69273414&postcount=33

divvykev said:
Just in case this is some use to you with your Toolkit the workaround for the fastboot issue was sorted as shown in the post below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69273414&postcount=33
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Thanks I will add the google kedacom drivers as an option in the installer.
Mark.