Can our phone(unrooted) go into recovery using adb recovery?
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How do I flash system.img using modded recovery mode. I have a recovery mode that has backup/ restore option and can also flash zip files.
Do you use a custom recovery like "Clockworkmod Recovery"?
And what is the system.img for?
Because most roms come in a .zip package which are much easier to install via the clockworkmod recovery interface.
Jasperovic said:
Do you use a custom recovery like "Clockworkmod Recovery"?
And what is the system.img for?
Because most roms come in a .zip package which are much easier to install via the clockworkmod recovery interface.
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Yes, i have a custom recovery like clockworkmod. I have extracted system.img using nandroid backup.
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use this command on terminal in aroma fm
dd if=/your_path/system.img of=/[email protected]
wait until response it will take 4-5 mins
then exit & reboot
can i flash custom roms to my nexus I9023 using odin?
if i lost the recovery what should i do?
please help.
You can't use Odin with a Nexus S. Reflash your recovery using fastboot.
nexussgeek said:
can i flash custom roms to my nexus I9023 using odin?
if i lost the recovery what should i do?
please help.
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Fastboot is much better then ODIN - If you loose access to recovery, you'd still be able to access fastboot/adb and then you can easily flash custom recovery using adb.If you have lost recovery then install pdanet on your computer.(It will also install Nexus S USB Drivers) then put your phone into fastboot mode by holding down both Volume Up and Power buttons together. When you are in fastboot mode connect your phone to your PC using USB cable.Download ADB and recovery you want to flash put it in your C:/recovery (Put adb and recovery image in this folder)
Then open cmd and type
1)CD C:/recovery
2)fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img (replace recoveryname with actual file name of the recovery image).
2nd command will flash recovery to your phone and then you'd be able to access recovery.
Wow, you learn something every day. Never heard of anyone doing that before.
Thanks
Android-Junky said:
Fastboot is much better then ODIN - If you loose access to recovery, you'd still be able to access fastboot/adb and then you can easily flash custom recovery using adb.If you have lost recovery then install pdanet on your computer.(It will also install Nexus S USB Drivers) then put your phone into fastboot mode by holding down both Volume Up and Power buttons together. When you are in fastboot mode connect your phone to your PC using USB cable.Download ADB and recovery you want to flash put it in your C:/recovery (Put adb and recovery image in this folder)
Then open cmd and type
1)CD C:/recovery
2)fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img (replace recoveryname with actual file name of the recovery image).
2nd command will flash recovery to your phone and then you'd be able to access recovery.
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thanks
I'm unlocked on stock, but my recovery doesn't load up. Can I flash CWM via ADB or Odin? In the guide you seem to need recovery to be working.
No idea how to ADB it:cyclops:
Hi,
So I flashed twrp using adb, and now when I try to boot into recovery mode it says: "No command."
I'm on stock 5.1 Lollipop N5 with unlocked bootloader.
How do I get twrp or some kind of recovery back on my phone?
Re-download the twrp recovery image. Then boot into the bootloader and:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img. Where twrp.img is the name of the twrp image file you downloaded.
On 5.1 I've had to boot into twrp, flash supersu, then flash twrp
fastboot boot twrp.img
Flash supersu in twrp, then,
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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Just simple guide for twrp recovery installation
Instead of using fastboot boot recovery.img use fastboot flash recovery recovery.img it will permanently write recovery in to your phone!