after I flash CWM 6.0.1.2, if I reboot into recovery, the phone goes into Android system recovery. Why is that?
In order to go back to CWM Recovery, I have to go to ROM Manager, flash CWM 6.0.1.2 again, and then reboot into recovery. Once I am in CWM and need to exit (reboot), I get asked the following:
"ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix?"
Yes - Disable recovery flash.
Should I click yes so the phone does not go into Android system recovery? there is a message that says this cannot be undone so I do not want to do something that may screw up my phone.
I am on stock but rooted, of course. Thanks.
Same thing happens to me. Even if I use twrp or cwm touch
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justin94 said:
Same thing happens to me. Even if I use twrp or cwm touch
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Have you clicked yes to disable the stock recovery?
Anyone?
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TabletConnect said:
Anyone?
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Click yes... No problem
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Quick question can I flashcwm recovery thru rom manager after I flashed cwm recovery thru nv flash? I want to be able to use the rom manager menu options. Thanks in advance
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Yes you can
Will I still be able to access recovery when phone is off like I can right now thru NV flash?
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kingvaj23 said:
Will I still be able to access recovery when phone is off like I can right now thru NV flash?
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Yes. It'll work fine. The NVFlash recovery is there for when things go all wrong. "Reboot Recovery" with ROM Manager works fine for flashing ROM's and Kernels.
I know I'm probably just not doing something right but after I completely restored my infuse to factory and rerooted it, I'm trying to restore my backup I made from CWM and it seems all my options are missing from CWM when I boot into recovery mode. My options used to be gree and I had lots of options... one in particular was "restore and backup". So I can not restore from my backup now. Here is a pic of what my restore screen looks like. How do I fix this? Thanks!
Hit reinstall packages. You should have to do this twice
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You get into it?
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tyshemi said:
You get into it?
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nope, se the attched pic. All i got was an error in red letters.
You need 3e recovery
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tyshemi said:
You need 3e recovery
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oh yea thats right... correct me if im wrong, don't I just take the file and place it on my sdcrd, boot into recover and install the zip?
First, you have to replace the stock 3e recovery with a modified version (disables signature checking). It's the "recovery" file in /system/bin. You do not use the recovery interface to install it. From there, you can flash your unsigned zips.
Alternatively, you can just flash an image using Odin.
superweapons said:
First, you have to replace the stock 3e recovery with a modified version (disables signature checking). It's the "recovery" file in /system/bin. You do not use the recovery interface to install it. From there, you can flash your unsigned zips.
Alternatively, you can just flash an image using Odin.
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Just rooted my phone now I'm wondering I install the rom manager I tried to run back up current rom when rebooted it froze has to pull battery. Then when. Rebooted tried to reboot into recovery and again froze what should i do.
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Are you able to boot into recovery with Power + Vol Up?
Dont use rom manager just use cwm.
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mixtapes08 said:
Dont use rom manager just use cwm.
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I guess the next question would be...
Smok3thekid: do you have Clockwork Mod recovery on your phone?
No I can not boot into. Recovery from power+up
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kto_matchu said:
I guess the next question would be...
Smok3thekid: do you have Clockwork Mod recovery on your phone?
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To be honest I'm not 100 % sure I followed the steps of the nexus hacks on how to root and now trying to backup stock.img and I can't boot into recovery.
OK so I'm pretty sure I do I did it in rom manger
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So I finally got my phone to do a backup on my stock rom then I tried to reboot into recovery just to check it out and to see if it would work and it still frozen or gave me error it was (!) And had to pull battery
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smok3thekid said:
To be honest I'm not 100 % sure I followed the steps of the nexus hacks on how to root and now trying to backup stock.img and I can't boot into recovery.
OK so I'm pretty sure I do I did it in rom manger
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You should go back and follow the instructions, then!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895545
I got clockwork mod recovery 3101 that's what I flashed when I rooted
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That's what I get when I boot Into recovery
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You should go back and follow the instructions, then!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895545
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Follow these instructions to the letter and you'll be fine....
Greetz
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That's what I get when I boot Into recovery
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Looks like you're having issues getting into the recovery. That screen isn't the recovery, and I've had it before.
A lot of times, when you root on a stock rom, the phone deletes clockwork and restores the old recovery. That might be why you're having issues with it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895545
The second post on this thread describes how to make clockwork stick. You might need to make use of some adb commands OR get an app like Root Explorer.
1. Flash the recovery
2. Follow the instructions in the second post before rebooting your phone.
That should do it.
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That screen isn't the recovery, and I've had it before.
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Actually it is. That's the stock recovery, but it's options are too limited which is why we use CWM.
Rest of your instructions should help the OP out though, good on that.
Greetz
Just flash clockwork again and flash a non stock rom, or remove the file as described if u wanna stay stock.
Ya I think it was just freezing up got into recovery and installed new rom
I do thank everyone help
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frutelaken said:
Actually it is. That's the stock recovery, but it's options are too limited which is why we use CWM.
Rest of your instructions should help the OP out though, good on that.
Greetz
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True-say! Thanks for the correction
I currently have a stock, rooted, unlocked SGS3 with CWM Ver 6.0.1.2. I also have EZ Recovery installed. I'm curious about TWRP, can I install it and have multiple recoveries or are the recoveries a one at a time deal?
Thanks
There one at a time. Just flash one and test it out. Don't like it, flash another. Currently I'm enjoying CWM.
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cwm is my favorite.
junksecret said:
I currently have a stock, rooted, unlocked SGS3 with CWM Ver 6.0.1.2. I also have EZ Recovery installed. I'm curious about TWRP, can I install it and have multiple recoveries or are the recoveries a one at a time deal?
Thanks
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You can flash whatever recovery you want with either rom manager or ez recovery. I like the touch version of cwm recovery.
Also if you have a custom recovery you cannot receive OTA updates
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If I flash TWRP, will it overwrite my current CWM? Or do I need to remove it first? Also, could I flash it from within CWM or would that break something?
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Molybdenite said:
If I flash TWRP, will it overwrite my current CWM? Or do I need to remove it first? Also, could I flash it from within CWM or would that break something?
Thanks
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You just flash it over. It will just write over
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Jarredw said:
You just flash it over. It will just write over
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Ok, thanks, and just to confirm, I can do it from within CWM?
Molybdenite said:
Ok, thanks, and just to confirm, I can do it from within CWM?
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No, you can install CWM using Rom manager. You can install TWRP using GooManager (tap Menu, then install Openscriptrecovery) You can also install either through EZ Recovery if you have the img file.
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You might want to update your cwm.
Do anybody know how to root without changing the recovery to cwm?
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adsg13 said:
Do anybody know how to root without changing the recovery to cwm?
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just flash the root, don't flash CWM - what guide have you been looking at? also can i ask, why no to CWM?
squ89r97 said:
just flash the root, don't flash CWM - what guide have you been looking at? also can i ask, why no to CWM?
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How to flash root only? Cause I been googling alot and all of the guide is to flash cwm thru odin
Then flash the root pakage thru cwm recovery...
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I used this method:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957160
Worked like a charm and installed the recovery of my choice afterwards.
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Domoo said:
I used this method:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957160
Worked like a charm and installed the recovery of my choice afterwards.
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This should work,,
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You don't have to do a permanent install of CWM. Download CWM for your device from clockworkmod.com/rommanager, install zip thorough stock recovery and CWM will replace the stock recovery temporarily. When you reboot your device, you should have your stock recovery back.