Can someone tell me how I can install stock rooted from my phone?
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Can someone tell me how I can install stock rooted from my phone?
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afaik, root or rooted packages require a computer.
if you're looking for a how to do it..see my how to thread
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My phone is already rooted though. I am just trying to go back to stock and keep my phone rooted without using a computer can you help me with that?
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I am not aware of a CWM flashable back-to-stock zip. You need to use a computer and either Odin or Heimdall it back. Qkster said to look at his thread and I recommend following that advice. His Heimdall package works pretty well.
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dman's uclb3 CWM flashable
I have never used it, but dman's uclb3 is CWM flashable. You might want to read the thread carefully as always.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22775901
When I asked recently about the confusing (to me) comments about video near the beginning of that thread, it was clarified that video depends on the kernel, and those comments do not apply if you have the latest GB kernels from Entropy or Zen ( which have no video problems)
Others are welcome to chime in if I have missed something important.
Man, I've been through about every post there is about the infuse on every site you can imagine. You know you're at the right place when every other site either quotes somebody from here or just straight up links you back to xda. If you can't find what you're looking for with a simple search on here then you shouldn't be doing what you're trying to do or you have a truly unique problem which is rare.
To get to the point, I don't think you can flash back to stock from cwm but if you succeed in doing so, please post your results and how you did it. If you're trying to fix a bad flash or getting the phone ready to sell or for any other reason, there is no replacing odin in my opinion. I know that flashing a ROM from cwm is super easy, but odin is just a hair less easy. Even if you have to borrow a computer, it should take no more than 10 minutes including download time. Thats my two cents. Take it or leave it. Best of luck to you.
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To get to the point, I don't think you can flash back to stock from cwm
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Just curious - do you have some reservation about the cwm flashable stock GB linked above?
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Just curious - do you have some reservation about the cwm flashable stock GB linked above?
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Jelly bean ROMs use a different system partition that cwm can't change. If you flash the stock ROM you will get stuck at the Samsung screen.
If you are in jelly bean you need to Odin or heimdall back to stock.
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Just curious - do you have some reservation about the cwm flashable stock GB linked above?
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Lol. No sir. I honestly have no reservations about anything on this site. I am constantly in awe of all that goes on here. Had I done my due diligence and researched the link you provided (which I will be directly after this post) my view on the matter could have been altered. I know my stats don't show it but my response was purely spoken from my own experience as well as reading those of others. Thank you for calling me out though. I will check out that link post haste.
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I'll give it a try. Do you know if there is a ROM I need to be on to get a clean install?
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electricpete wrote:Just curious - do you have some reservation about the cwm flashable stock GB linked above?
cjpwedge wrote:Lol. No sir. I honestly have no reservations about anything on this site. I am constantly in awe of all that goes on here. Had I done my due diligence and researched the link you provided (which I will be directly after this post) my view on the matter could have been altered. I know my stats don't show it but my response was purely spoken from my own experience as well as reading those of others. Thank you for calling me out though. I will check out that link post haste
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No worries, I wasn’t taking offense to your comments. I was fishing for information about possible limitations of dman's uclb3 CWM flashable GB package (That info did come later in csandman1977’s post where he identified that package won’t work when coming from Jelly Bean.). Please don't hesitate to share your experience and thoughts here.
im smexyy wrote:I'll give it a try. Do you know if there is a ROM I need to be on to get a clean install?
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I think you’re talking about dman's uclb3 CWM flashable.
As identified by csandman above, it won’t work coming from Jelly Bean. I’m not sure about ICS.
I’m pretty sure it would work fine coming from any Froyo or GB Rom.
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I'm a newbie on the board here, but anyway, I hear a lot of good things about changing the rom on your phone, but my question is what rom do I use? Can I use any custom samsung galaxy rom? Is there a difference?
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Use roms only in the SGS4G Dev Section. Any others will brick.
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I'm a newbie on the board here, but anyway, I hear a lot of good things about changing the rom on your phone, but my question is what rom do I use? Can I use any custom samsung galaxy rom? Is there a difference?
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Only things on the S 4G dev section can be used. Vibrant Roms will brick your phone.
Use Krylons CWM not Rom managers
Before you do anything.... if you brick your phone (e.g - bootloop, brick screen, etc.), DO NOT freak out. You will most likely be able to fix it. Just search for Odin and use that to get your phone back to normal.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1117554
Check out the Bible. I recommend you check out the Odin flashing guide, then pick out an Odin ROM from the Bible.
Once you have root, you can install CWM and then you can start trying out some of the CWM ROMs. Fun fun. Don't worry, if anything goes wrong you can always just post back. Don't forget to make a backup of anything you don't wanna lose (right now that'd be pretty much just your SD Card)
Thanks for the great info. One more question, is the i9000 the same as the galaxy s 4g?
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digitallure said:
Thanks for the great info. One more question, is the i9000 the same as the galaxy s 4g?
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LOL no it definitely isn't
Gotcha. Thanks
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Only things on the S 4G dev section can be used. Vibrant Roms will brick your phone.
Use Krylons CWM not Rom managers
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krylons CWM?
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johnlaqua said:
krylons CWM?
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Located here, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1099374.
You might wanna look at my quickstart guide, located here http://www.cyclopscomputers.com/gs4g.
A perfectly good ROM is here, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134979.
If you have any questions, feel free to PM me, or just reply here.
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Yes check the bible. Definite must trys are whitehawks deodexed kd1, krylond bionix kd1, dr. honks bali kernel and in the market supercurio's voodoo conyrol. Also sextons ext4 and many more like robbitt, blkphoenix and others all have a bevel of goodies to make ur phone a kick a$$ beast! Most of all read. I suggest using google to search cuz xda always comes up, sometimes search app in forum produces mixed results. Happy tweaking ur phone!
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Thanks a million, I'm flashing Black Ice right now...my fingers are crossed.
I didn't follow the directions to the letter (I know, I'm lame). Odined to recover. Started over, followed the directions now my baby runs like a dream. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
I did that twice today. Its like rushing to open a new prize. So excited we miss a few steps
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ok so I'm carefully reading instructions on what to do, but aren't i supposed to backup my current rom (factory stock) and if so, maybe i'm not understanding correctly. How do i do this. I am looking at WhiskeyTeam and Odin's threads.
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ok so I'm carefully reading instructions on what to do, but aren't i supposed to backup my current rom (factory stock) and if so, maybe i'm not understanding correctly. How do i do this. I am looking at WhiskeyTeam and Odin's threads.
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Boot into krylons clockwork mod final go to backup and restore and choose backup, and it will backup your rom
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Oohhh, so it's already in the package so to speak. Got cha. Thanks
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Oohhh, so it's already in the package so to speak. Got cha. Thanks
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Your welcome
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Is it ok to use ROM Manager to install these roms?
Just received the lg gx2 today where can i download roms
In the Dev Section, I suggest you do some(LOTS) reading and searching cause I see this ending in a bad way.
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lol. Im just new to g2x ive flashed my epic 4g so i dont think this would b any harder
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lol. Im just new to g2x ive flashed my epic 4g so i dont think this would b any harder
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Well only reason he was giving you precautionary tips was because you needed to create a whole thread on where to get ROM's when the Dev section is just a couple spots under the General section...
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Well only reason he was giving you precautionary tips was because you needed to create a whole thread on where to get ROM's when the Dev section is just a couple spots under the General section...
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True. Im thankfull 4 any advice n tips. Ive just used one click root for mac though it seems i didnt root. I hold down volume n power n it seems like it restores me back to stock.
I will be nice and point you in the direction you need. Look up NVflash this is how you get cwm. Unlike most phones you can flash the recovery before you get root. Make sure you do a backup of the stock rom and keep a copy on your computer. Then flash what ever rom you wish.
By keeping your stock unrooted back up will allow easy restore of stock system and the use of nvflash to go back to stock recovery if warranty is ever needed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1054492
[GUIDE] [10/27/11] [CWM 5.0.2.7] NVFlashing CWM Recovery for Dummies
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Actually this one should be easier to follow
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1056847
[RECOVERY][APP]Update 09-23: One-Click NvFlasher ClockworkMod 5.0.2.0 and 4.0.1.5
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Thank Scooter and follow the links he gave you. You don't really need to achieve root in able to flash ROM's for this phone. You just need CWM via NVFlash and you're good to go.
To put it onto perspective, NVFlash is kinda like Odin.
** obligatory flaming*
I just died...hahaha
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+1 for funniest thread tonight, and since I feel like crap and this made me guffaw, that's a +10.
Hey Motorola Atrix 2sers!
You guys have a great device! I have a Samsung Infuse 4G but I'm working with my Dad's Motorola Atrix 2 on AT&T and he's running the newest official release of Gingerbread 2.3.6 from AT&T (OTA as I believed its called)
I just rooted it today using the one click method and I attained root completely fine. Superuser and a few other root-only apps work perfectly.
Now my Dad wants ICS on it and I have a few questions:
1) I can't find the ICS ROM leak though I've seen it mentioned multiple times. Can someone redirect me please?
I found a version of CM9 here (actually, it looks just like what I'm running on my Infuse) but I don't know if it's legit. (http://droidsans.com/node/80867) This link came from a thread started in the Development section in the forum here for this device (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1781177)
I'd prefer the official leak I keep seeing mentioned to this sketchier CM9 but I'd be fine using CM9 if it's verified to run smoothly. I need a ROM that is as functional for day to day use as possible; I am not, nor will I pretend to be, a developer (And by the way, I'd like to take this as a moment to thank all the developers that make these projects and modifications a reality. You guys rock)
2) I ran into a problem getting Clockwork as the recovery mode. I used a method (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1346977) involving installing an app called Atrix 2 Bootstrapper and simply selecting the reboot recovery option while running the app. When I selected that option, the phone just rebooted normally.
From searching around, I think this has to do with the bootloader being locked, but I can only find a way to unlock the bootloader for the atrix 4G, and I don't wanna risk bricking since I'm working with the Atrix 2. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1182871&highlight=automatic) Will this 4G method work?
3) Would I be OK just flashing this version of ICS (or any, ROM for that matter) onto the device through the stock Recovery mode? If I use the volume up/down & power button method, enter recovery, and press up/down volume again, I'm able to enter a form of Recovery that appears similar to Clockwork. Is this okay to use for flashing any ROM onto the device?
4) Would I need to flash the Google apps as well? Play store, maps...etx...If so, where could I find a package for them?
I realize it's a lot of super specific questions, and I apologize if they've been answered, but I've combed every relevant thread I could find.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
1) Stay on 2.3.6 for now since we can't go back from ICS.
2)Atrix Bootstaper works fine just "bootstrap recovery" then "reboot recovery"
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3) no
4) no
Read the noob thread for detailed info.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1396650
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DemosZevasa said:
1) Stay on 2.3.6 for now since we can't go back from ICS.
2)Atrix Bootstaper works fine just "bootstrap recovery" then "reboot recovery"
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Thanks for the quick reply!
He really wants ICS, the question of going back isn't really an issue. But wouldn't I be able to return to stock with an FXZ (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1396650&highlight=clockwork+recovery) anyway?
Regarding the Bootstrapper: No, it did not work just fine. I tried it multiple times, but each time I selected "reboot recovery" it would just reboot normally.
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3) no
4) no
Read the noob thread for detailed info.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1396650
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3 again) So I absolutely need CWM, huh? Sorry to be redundant, but it doesn't cooperate.
This is an Atrix 4G "noob thread" http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154600
This is the Atrix 2 "noob thread" http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1396650&highlight=clockwork+recovery
I'm drawing only from the Atrix2 thread for HOW TOs, but I'm using the 4G thread for reference and information.
FXZ from ICS to GB will have a 99% chance of bricking. So if you mess up your are stuck.
CWM is best, check the development thread for CWM on boot thread.
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DemosZevasa said:
FXZ from ICS to GB will have a 99% chance of bricking. So if you mess up your are stuck.
CWM is best, check the development thread for CWM on boot thread.
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Thank you so much! I'll explain that to him. Do you recommend any good Gingerbread ROMs?
He's looking for a few key things:
-Toggles in the notification bar for things like WiFi, Data, Auto-Rotate
-WiFi Tethering (he just wants to be able to make a mobile hotspot)
-Integrated Screenshot function
By, the development thread for CWM on boot thread, did you mean this? (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1427007)
I really appreciate your guidance!
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Thank you so much! I'll explain that to him. Do you recommend any good Gingerbread ROMs?
He's looking for a few key things:
-Toggles in the notification bar for things like WiFi, Data, Auto-Rotate
-WiFi Tethering (he just wants to be able to make a mobile hotspot)
-Integrated Screenshot function
By, the development thread for CWM on boot thread, did you mean this? (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1427007)
I really appreciate your guidance!
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I would go with SCV6
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I really like Romulus (development section) screenshot support is a ICS feature but you can get an app for that
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1606257
I meant that one.
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I really like Romulus (development section) screenshot support is a ICS feature but you can get an app for that
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1606257
I meant that one.
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Yeah, I have him using Screenshot ER Demo (he only uses free apps), but I expect he'll complain about the watermark. I personally think that app is perfect!
Couldn't find scv6, I found scv7, but that's ICS, isn't it? (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1591790&highlight=scv6)
And doesn't this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1606257) boot you into CWM on EVERY reboot? Don't I need to be able to normal boot, too?
I'm sorry if I'm dragging this out, I just want to be really thorough and I'm not experienced. I cannot thank you enough.
It will boot into recovery just select reboot and it will boot normally.
Scv6 is under V7 in the OP :thumbup:
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I would go with SCV6
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LOL just realized you were a different person, farshad525hou.
Sorry for the confusion and thanks for the input! :good:
I think, based on what DemosZevasa was saying, I'll be avoiding ICS.
SC v6 is GB so try it its good too
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I thank you both so much, I'll consult with my Dad to give him his options (but I think he'll want Romulus), and I'll post back here when I'm done flashing to let you guys know! Both ROMs (scv6 and Romulus) provide the hotspot and toggles right?
I hope the CWM procedure is simpler than it looks. Looks dauntingly involved...
Thanks again!
Yes they both do. But Romulus is Odexed and SCv6 is Deodexed.
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Quick question while I use this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1606257) to get CWM on every boot/reboot before I flash either ROM.
Since the Atrix Bootstrapper app isn't working for me, can I use the stock recovery mode I mentioned before to flash the PB Zip? It appears I have no way to get into Clockwork.
No stock wont install it. Idk why it isnt working...
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Rayk1080 said:
Quick question while I use this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1606257) to get CWM on every boot/reboot before I flash either ROM.
Since the Atrix Bootstrapper app isn't working for me, can I use the stock recovery mode I mentioned before to flash the PB Zip? It appears I have no way to get into Clockwork.
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Are you sure your Dad's phone is an MB865, and not an ME865?
If it is an ME865 that might be why it is not working... most of the things in here have really been setup or tested on the MB865 for AT&T USA models, somethings work on other versions of the A2 but not everything.
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Are you sure your Dad's phone is an MB865, and not an ME865?
If it is an ME865 that might be why it is not working... most of the things in here have really been setup or tested on the MB865 for AT&T USA models, somethings work on other versions of the A2 but not everything.
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Thanks so much for the quick reply!
I'm absolutely certain my Dad's phone is the Motorola Atrix 2 on AT&T and I live in the U.S.
Is it because of the locked boot loader maybe? Maybe that's why the Atrix Bootsrapper app isn't working to get me into clockwork...?
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i installed busybox (smart install) on my me865 running miui team shogun.i didnt notice that smart install will remove the boot menu hijack in system/bin.Now i cannot pass the boot animation screen and cannot access boot menu costum recovery.is there any way that can copy new hijack file to system/bin via computer(windows)or is there any way to restore back to stock ics (67.220.3en05) on my ME865?thanks.
Flash the stock ICS fxz for your phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1934874
Make sure to flash the one for your specific model, cross flashing could cause issues.
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Scottyfer said:
Flash the stock ICS fxz for your phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1934874
Make sure to flash the one for your specific model, cross flashing could cause issues.
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flash in stock recovery?or rsd lite?
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flash in stock recovery?or rsd lite?
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Rsd lite
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Rsd lite
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can you post a link of how to use rsd lite and the download link?thanks for your help.
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can you post a link of how to use rsd lite and the download link?thanks for your help.
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See here.
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can i just use my pc to copy hijack file to system/bin ? Thanks.
sorry for a lot of questions but i just want to ask how long does it take to flash fxs on rsd lite?and if the flashing process stuck or failed,what can i do and will my phone hardbrick?
(rsd lite:just select the correct file and flash,that's all?)
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sorry for a lot of questions but i just want to ask how long does it take to flash fxs on rsd lite?and if the flashing process stuck or failed,what can i do and will my phone hardbrick?
(rsd lite:just select the correct file and flash,that's all?)
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On average it takes about 15-20 mins give or take.well if you do it properly ie flash the correct version of fxz for your phone there are little chances to fail.but if that happens you can always retry.and hardbrick is very unlikely.
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Thanks for your help!!!Restored to official ics and flashed miui.
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I just have to point this out to EVERYONE. This is one reason you do NOT EVER remove busybox. It was not the fact the the hijack was removed, but because busybox links itself to MANY critical "linux" functions, and it does not re-link those back to the motobox (minimal busybox like binary), or rename old bin files if they were there before, so there are things like mount and other functions that do not work properly.
I am not chastizing the OP here, just making a point to everyone about busybox, as this has been mentioned very little in the forums, so I thought this is a good place to point this out and the hazards with removing busybox, it will bootloop you nearly everytime.
It is better to just fxz back to full stock before/instead of removing busybox. Although I am still really not sure why anyone would want to remove busybox at all, it gives you a ton of linux utilities all in one binary and creates links to things like mount, etc.
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I am not chastizing the OP here, just making a point to everyone about busybox, as this has been mentioned very little in the forums, so I thought this is a good place to point this out and the hazards with removing busybox, it will bootloop you nearly everytime.
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Totally agree with you Jim but this would have been much more effective in the brick thread or in the noob thread.not criticizing or saying you don't already know this.just giving my opinion.
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Totally agree with you Jim but this would have been much more effective in the brick thread or in the noob thread.not criticizing or saying you don't already know this.just giving my opinion.
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I totally dis-agree. It does have bearing in here, because if someone does actually do a search for removing busybox on an atrix 2, this will come up. That was really the ONLY reason I put it here. And also the Brick thread is really for bricks, removing busybox is a whole other can of worms. And look I have respect that you have come up lately and taken an active role in here, but don't forget I have been trail blazing on this phone for over a year now, and have been trying to save people from themselves the whole time, so maybe re-read and think about why I did what I did in here. I am no jumping on you at all, just trying to show you my point.
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I totally dis-agree. It does have bearing in here, because if someone does actually do a search for removing busybox on an atrix 2, this will come up. That was really the ONLY reason I put it here. And also the Brick thread is really for bricks, removing busybox is a whole other can of worms. And look I have respect that you have come up lately and taken an active role in here, but don't forget I have been trail blazing on this phone for over a year now, and have been trying to save people from themselves the whole time, so maybe re-read and think about why I did what I did in here. I am no jumping on you at all, just trying to show you my point.
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Well i do get the full intent of it now.
But as i already said:
deveshmanish said:
not criticizing or saying you don't already know this.just giving my opinion.
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Maybe it came out wrong.no way would i try to belittle any of your posts.i have a huge respect for you and the other devs here.
Thanks anyways for clearing that up.
See your point.I'll back off now.
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deveshmanish said:
Well i do get the full intent of it now.
But as i already said:
Maybe it came out wrong no way would i try to belittle any of your posts.i have a huge respect for you and the other devs here.
Thanks anyways for clearing that up.
See your point now.
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I know that. I just wanted to make sure that you understood. As I said I was not jumping on you at all. I just really wanted you and others to realize I am trying to help out future busybox users that may want to uninstall, and "actually" use the search function, that was all.
Can I uninstall busybox free and install busybox probably. Plz help?
pritkudale said:
Can I uninstall busybox free and install busybox probably. Plz help?
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As Jim said, you CANNOT uninstall a Busybox. So its best to take Ti back of your stuff and do a RSD install, then install busybox of your choice.
I have searched high and low for hours and cannot find an accurate answer, so please be nice and have mercy on me...
I have posted requests for help, and they can be found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=32269970here
But basically, all I want to do is restore my tab to manufacture default ics that it came with, and then upgrade it to stock jellybean.
Please help me do this, with NvFlash... Please
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Why don't you just try the other custom ROMs? You are going to get the same lag issues on stock, maybe worse.
Anyways I'm not well versed on how to do what you are asking. But in order for other ppl to help you, you will need to provide more information. Do you have nvflash installed? On what bootloader are you JB or ICS?
Thanks for the reply, I am running cm10 nightly on the tab right now, but on the ics bootloader, as silly as that sounds... I do not yet have NvFlash, but I would like to...
This is pre jellybean official for the tab... And I basically want to make sure all my bases are covered... If you will visit the link I posted, you will get the full story
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If you are on ICS bootloaders still just download the stock version of ICS that you want to your laptop, unzip it, take the resulting zip file and move it to your tablet, flash it via recovery. That should be it!