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Mirror
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Download The-FroyoMod
I ported CRT screen.
Camera doesn't work.
Please flash it on ClockworkMod Recovery.
My friend hyunwoo translated
My friend, we don't have ClockworkMod on the XT720. We only have OpenRecovery.
Nice porting though!
Hi good day nice port but must ask what motorio did you port ot on.
We usr open recovery to do are flashing.
It could work if you port motorio xt720 .
Let me know what you port this on.
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sktjdgns1189 said:
Please flash it on ClockworkMod Recovery.
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Do you have a link for the recovery?
it looks to me as update.zip
except that the updater script flash the boot.img... (so a handy backup of boot.img will be a good idea
missing system/persistent so i am not sure what will happen with openrecovery
elsewhere using sh_hijack, some interesting stuff in /system/etc/init.d ...
imho, the safest way to try it is to use the "sh" from openrecovery, and to insert in the zip the /system/persistent stuff from the open recovery (and the "reboot" binary too), and to remove the part of flashing of boot.img
edit:just noticed
Code:
dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:fast
in the /system/build.prop , also dalvik heap is 29M
about memory
write /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree 1536,2048,5120,7680,11520,14080 from init.maphone_umts.rc
write /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree 1536,2048,4096,5120,5632,6144 from init.rc
Can anyone link me to a guide or explain here how to convert an ASUS Stock .zip ROM to a Flashable zip that can be flashed in recovery ?
I managed to get my hands on the final Stock Honeycomb 8.6.5.21 ROM ASUS released before moving over to ICS and want to create a flashable .zip so I can flash it in recovery like any other custom ROM
Thanks
*Detection* said:
Can anyone link me to a guide or explain here how to convert an ASUS Stock .zip ROM to a Flashable zip that can be flashed in recovery ?
I managed to get my hands on the final Stock Honeycomb 8.6.5.21 ROM ASUS released before moving over to ICS and want to create a flashable .zip so I can flash it in recovery like any other custom ROM
Thanks
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No, you cant. But you can take your /system (ROM) files and compress it as .tar file from the Terminal Emulator. You need know how to make an updater-script to make the zip file flashable from custom recovery. Try to use the Android Kitchen
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No, you cant. But you can take your /system (ROM) files and compress it as .tar file from the Terminal Emulator. You need know how to make an updater-script to make the zip file flashable from custom recovery. Try to use the Android Kitchen
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It's packed as a blob so not as easy as extracting it I suppose, I've read a little about extracting blob files but never tried it
Thanks for the info, I`ll leave the link to it here if anyone fancies giving it a shot
http://www.portableandroid.co.uk/androidDL/WW_epad-user-8.6.5.21.zip
One way is to extract the blob from the zip ( which is actually a zip within a zip ) and write it to disk from a terminal I'm assuming you are rooted as you mention having CWM . The command off the top of my head is: dd if=/pathtoyourblobfile of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4. It will take a few minutes to complete, bear in mind you will be back to stock, I.e. no CWM and you will lose root. HTH.
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One way is to extract the blob from the zip ( which is actually a zip within a zip ) and write it to disk from a terminal I'm assuming you are rooted as you mention having CWM . The command off the top of my head is: dd if=/pathtoyourblobfile of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4. It will take a few minutes to complete, bear in mind you will be back to stock, I.e. no CWM and you will lose root. HTH.
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That's why I wanted a flashble zip, so I don't return to stock and can easily flash back to 4.2.2 when I'm done playing
Cheers though
What I did was backup 4.2.2, then flash stock (recovery and ROM).
Then I rooted and installed TWRP using Wolf's method 3.
Made a stock backup in TWRP.
Then I can restore to stock, and when I'm done I can restore back to 4.2.2
You can take your ROM files by doing these commands in the Terminal Emulator.
Code:
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
And wait for few minutes and a file named system.tar will appear in /sdcard. You can take the file from your computer and use the android kitchen to make the /system file flashable in custom recovery. You can find the tutorial (Here)
frederuco said:
What I did was backup 4.2.2, then flash stock (recovery and ROM).
Then I rooted and installed TWRP using Wolf's method 3.
Made a stock backup in TWRP.
Then I can restore to stock, and when I'm done I can restore back to 4.2.2
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Good idea, so does the TF see the HC update zip and just allow you to flash as if it was an OTA, even from JB or did you need to flash it a different way ?
TheMrcool212 said:
You can take your ROM files by doing these commands in the Terminal Emulator.
Code:
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
And wait for few minutes and a file named system.tar will appear in /sdcard. You can take the file from your computer and use the android kitchen to make the /system file flashable in custom recovery. You can find the tutorial (Here)
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Great thanks, I`ll take a look at that method too cheers
*Detection* said:
Good idea, so does the TF see the HC update zip and just allow you to flash as if it was an OTA, even from JB or did you need to flash it a different way ?
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I flashed the last ICS firmware (unzip once) from TWRP. Should work the same from HC.
Then install TWRP using ADB or APX. Root if you want (flash SuperUser.zip) and make a nandroid.
frederuco said:
I flashed the last ICS firmware (unzip once) from TWRP. Should work the same from HC.
Then install TWRP using ADB or APX. Root if you want (flash SuperUser.zip) and make a nandroid.
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Ah so the stock zips are already flashable from TWRP, shame theres not a simple way to add TWRP to the stock zip
I want to know some information regarding root of ace plus. currently I have not rooted my phone.
I think http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2284737, this one is the latest version of rooting of ace plus. So regarding the softwares for rooting I want to ask some questions
1. Currently I can open Recovery mode (volume up+volume down+home key+power button), as well ass download mode (volume down+home key+power button). So what is CWM?? What it will change?? CWM=clock work mod recovery I think. So will it change my current default Recovery mode (volume up+volume down+home key+power button) ?? Or it will change my current default Recovery & Download mode both??
2. What is SuperSU Package & BusyBox.zip? What they will do?? Why they should be installed?
I will be highly grateful if you please answer me according to the question numbers. Actually I don't want to root like a novice. After knowing everything every scripts what I'm supposed to install then only I want to root. I don't think this is crime . So will you help me guys to know everything?? :silly: :silly:
Jayadratha Mondal said:
I want to know some information regarding root of ace plus. currently I have not rooted my phone.
I think http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2284737, this one is the latest version of rooting of ace plus. So regarding the softwares for rooting I want to ask some questions
1. Currently I can open Recovery mode (volume up+volume down+home key+power button), as well as download mode (volume down+home key+power button). So what is CWM?? What it will change?? CWM=clock work mod recovery I think. So will it change my current default Recovery mode (volume up+volume down+home key+power button) ?? Or it will change my current default Recovery & Download mode both??
2. What is SuperSU Package & BusyBox.zip? What they will do?? Why they should be installed?
I will be highly grateful if you please answer me according to the question numbers. Actually I don't want to root like a novice. After knowing everything every scripts what I'm supposed to install then only I want to root. I don't think this is crime . So will you help me guys to know everything?? :silly: :silly:
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What is CWM?
ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) is a replacement recovery option for Android devices, made by Koushik "Koush" Dutta. It is based on the Android 2.1 (Eclair) recovery image. Features include Nandroid backup, adb shell, advanced update.zip options (ignore asserts and signature checks), and file browser for choosing update.zips
What will it change? Will it change my current default Recovery mode or it will change my current default Recovery & Download mode both?
It will replace your stock samsung 3e recovery giving you more functions like mounting your system partition as a writeable partition.
What is SuperSU Package & BusyBox.zip and why should they be installed?
-SuperSU allows for advanced management of Superuser access rights for all the apps on your device that need root. SuperSU has been built from the ground up to counter a number of problems with other Superuser access management tools.
-BusyBox combines tiny versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single small executable. It provides replacements for most of the utilities you usually find in GNU fileutils, shellutils, etc. The utilities in BusyBox generally have fewer options than their full-featured GNU cousins; however, the options that are included provide the expected functionality and behave very much like their GNU counterparts. BusyBox provides a fairly complete environment for any small or embedded system.
BusyBox has been written with size-optimization and limited resources in mind. It is also extremely modular so you can easily include or exclude commands (or features) at compile time. This makes it easy to customize your embedded systems. To create a working system, just add some device nodes in /dev, a few configuration files in /etc, and a Linux kernel.
What will they do?
The two ZIP files will install SuperSU and BusyBox.
Great explanations
Bassel Bakr said:
What is CWM?
ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) is a replacement recovery option for Android devices, made by Koushik "Koush" Dutta. It is based on the Android 2.1 (Eclair) recovery image. Features include Nandroid backup, adb shell, advanced update.zip options (ignore asserts and signature checks), and file browser for choosing update.zips
What will it change? Will it change my current default Recovery mode or it will change my current default Recovery & Download mode both?
It will replace your stock samsung 3e recovery giving you more functions like mounting your system partition as a writeable partition.
What is SuperSU Package & BusyBox.zip and why should they be installed?
-SuperSU allows for advanced management of Superuser access rights for all the apps on your device that need root. SuperSU has been built from the ground up to counter a number of problems with other Superuser access management tools.
-BusyBox combines tiny versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single small executable. It provides replacements for most of the utilities you usually find in GNU fileutils, shellutils, etc. The utilities in BusyBox generally have fewer options than their full-featured GNU cousins; however, the options that are included provide the expected functionality and behave very much like their GNU counterparts. BusyBox provides a fairly complete environment for any small or embedded system.
BusyBox has been written with size-optimization and limited resources in mind. It is also extremely modular so you can easily include or exclude commands (or features) at compile time. This makes it easy to customize your embedded systems. To create a working system, just add some device nodes in /dev, a few configuration files in /etc, and a Linux kernel.
What will they do?
The two ZIP files will install SuperSU and BusyBox.
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Now I have another question. CWM replaces samsung's default recovey. right??
Then if I want to unroot then will it be possible to replace this CWM with the stock recovery?? And If it is possible then will be noticeable by samsung if I go to samsung care??
Jayadratha Mondal said:
Now I have another question. CWM replaces samsung's default recovey. right??
Then if I want to unroot then will it be possible to replace this CWM with the stock recovery?? And If it is possible then will be noticeable by samsung if I go to samsung care??
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After rooting:
First of all use Triangle away app for resetting binary counter and then flash stock rom and do a factory reset.
Flashing Stock Rom using odin will also revert back recovery to Stock Recovery and you will also be unrooted.
Thats it you will remove all the traces of rooting and Kies will also detect your phone it means you have not rooted.
Jayadratha Mondal said:
Now I have another question. CWM replaces samsung's default recovey. right??
Then if I want to unroot then will it be possible to replace this CWM with the stock recovery?? And If it is possible then will be noticeable by samsung if I go to samsung care??
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CWM replaces samsung's default recovey. right?
Yep, that's right
Then if I want to unroot then will it be possible to replace this CWM with the stock recovery?
It's possible to replace even without root access, but that's not enough, you need to remove /system/xbin/su as well.
If you want to unroot your phone I suggest the following (you can also flash your official stock rom using Odin):
Flash your stock recovery.
Either by using:
Odin
Terminal Emulator (copy your stock recovery.img file to your, let's say, USB storage /sdcard and type the following codes and press enter after each line)
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12
Note:!!! be careful when you deal with your partition table:
mount point fstype device format option mount option device2
/boot emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p8 default default
/cache ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p17 default default
/data ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p18 default default
/misc emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p21 default default
/preload ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p22 default default
/sdcard vfat /dev/block/mmcblk0p23 default default /dev/block/mmcblk0
/system ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p16 default default
/efs ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p19 default default
/recovery emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p12 default default
/sys_boot vfat /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 default default
Open Triangle Away > RESET FLASH COUNTER (only if you used Odin)
Open SuperSU > Settings > choose "FULL UNROOT"
If it is possible then will be noticeable by samsung if I go to samsung care?
As long as you your flash counter is ZERO (no yellow triangle), no custom recovery or kernel and everything is stock specially boot animation they will notice nothing. :victory:
By the way I suggest using TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) over CWM.
It's way more better, not just because it has touch UI, file manager, terminal emulator or nandroid backups compression. It can ROOT your phone (just flash it and reboot into recovery mode then choose REBOOT > SYSTEM)
It will tell that you don't have root access and it will ask you if you want to root before booting or not, swipe to root or choose DON'T INSTALL if you don't want root access.
Get it from here: TWRP v2.5.0.0 Build 3 By TheWhisp.tar.md5
Is twrp stable?
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tandon.ayush said:
Is twrp stable?
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Use this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2229411
If this helped give a thanks......
Jayadratha Mondal said:
Use this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2229411
If this helped give a thanks......
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no no no no no no!!!! dont install this. it is from a totally different device and WILL hardbrick your phone
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daniel98 said:
no no no no no no!!!! dont install this. it is from a totally different device and WILL hardbrick your phone
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oho, I didn't notice that it is only for S5570 galaxy mini. I'm really feeling ashamed. So sorry for this.
Thanks @daniel98.
tandon.ayush said:
Is twrp stable?
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Yeah, it's stable. (BUILD 3 ONLY)
Bassel Bakr said:
Yeah, it's stable. (BUILD 3 ONLY)
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Will you please tell me which one is better? CWM or TWRP according to features and stability?
Jayadratha Mondal said:
Will you please tell me which one is better? CWM or TWRP according to features and stability?
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cwm is good but twrp is awesome
tried it on ace plus and htc one v and it never gives a single issue in flashing and making nandroid backup!!!
vickyg.coolest said:
cwm is good but twrp is awesome
tried it on ace plus and htc one v and it never gives a single issue in flashing and making nandroid backup!!!
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Currently I have CWM. So how to install TWRP by completely removing CWM?
Jayadratha Mondal said:
Currently I have CWM. So how to install TWRP by completely removing CWM?
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I don't know if my method works but I flashed Stock ROM and then I flashed TWRP recovery build3 .Do these steps through the ODIN .
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Jayadratha Mondal said:
Currently I have CWM. So how to install TWRP by completely removing CWM?
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http://goo.im/devs/thewhisp/trebon-recovery/twrp-build-3-06052013-trebon.tar.md5
Download and install it with cwm
Hit thanks if i helped
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tandon.ayush said:
http://goo.im/devs/thewhisp/trebon-recovery/twrp-build-3-06052013-trebon.tar.md5
Download and install it with cwm
Hit thanks if i helped
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I want to install TWRP by removing CWM completely? And the link is for a .tar.md5 file. So I think it should be installed from ODIN. Right??
Jayadratha Mondal said:
I want to install TWRP by removing CWM completely? And the link is for a .tar.md5 file. So I think it should be installed from ODIN. Right??
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Yeah...i tried another way by flashing it frm recovery
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Bassel Bakr said:
Yeah, it's stable. (BUILD 3 ONLY)
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Any link for TWRP v3?
tandon.ayush said:
http://goo.im/devs/thewhisp/trebon-recovery/twrp-build-3-06052013-trebon.tar.md5
Download and install it with cwm
Hit thanks if i helped
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Any link for TWRP v3?
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he gave you the link buddy !!
links again
flash in odin
vickyg.coolest said:
he gave you the link buddy !!
links again
flash in odin
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Yes, I installed it. but its saying v2.5 in the recovery, I made a installable zip of that .tar and installed it from CWM, everything ok but v is 2.5. Is it normal?
I was looking for this for a long time and finally found it embedded in a thread here at XDA and thought it would be helpful to have a clean thread for installing the
1) Download latest supported recovery.img from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528752
Currently: http://cmw.cmfs.me/apexqtmo/apexq_recovery-10.2.img
2) Place it at the root of your sdcard and rename it recovery.IMG
3) Download and install terminal emulator from the play store.
4) Run the terminal and
type: su (press enter)
Then type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 (press enter)
Don't mess up the command or you WILL brick your phone.
5) Enjoy your Clockworkmod.
Note: I don't take any credit for this
Freaky way for flashing a recovery, just use clockworkmod recovery app from play store or use another tool (heimdall is pretty easy).
I prefer odin, then a flashable zip afterwards, I updated mine with Rom Manager before I found the right flash able. To each his own!
The reason I put this up is that the post for apexqtmo is a .img file, not a zip so i couldn't flash with existing.
I just assume that if they update CWM in the future it will also be in .img format, so for quick reference I made this how-to.
Feel free to post other methods
yohan4ws said:
The reason I put this up is that the post for apexqtmo is a .img file, not a zip so i couldn't flash with existing.
I just assume that if they update CWM in the future it will also be in .img format, so for quick reference I made this how-to.
Feel free to post other methods
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You can just take any flashable CWM zip and replace the .img within with the one you want to flash. Using dd on the recovery partition sounds scary to me.
Other metod.
So is there any simple metod of doing that when I have img file on SD card?
I mean other than DD.
I have some old recovery CWM 6. something.
Is possible to do it without connecting to PC?
Try this
Download terminal emulator from play store (use the one by jack p)
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/nameofrecovery.img
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demkantor said:
Try this
Download terminal emulator from play store (use the one by jack p)
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/nameofrecovery.img
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Isn't there an easy way to convert img to zip? Thanks
PS using cwm from the play store did the trick without terminal or imag to zip etc...
yes, its not hard to create your own .zip that is flashable in recovery
you just need to write your own updater-script and then grab the update-binary for you device
doesnt take but a few minuets, but if you dont want to do this using a terminal emulator is quick and painless too
how about adb?
yohan4ws said:
I
type: su (press enter)
Then type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 (press enter)
Note: I don't take any credit for this
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I can do this from adb can't I?
Yes
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If you screw up that dd command, you'll likely have some pretty big issues, depending upon where the recovery gets written to.
https://googledrive.com/host/0B-v962-Q8Pd9VWtvN0VrTXlQaTg/apexq_recovery-10.2-347.zip
Is a slightly updated version of CWM fully supported by TeamApexQ that works with CM 10.2, CM 11, and HypnoToad in an update.zip form, to flash from recovery.
This recovery is better (cmw based) and more up to date (also zip):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588646
Be wary of 'more up to date' recoveries. The one we support is able to flash images of Android 4.3.x and 4.4.x If you upgrade to a 4.4 based recovery, it will error on Android 4.3 Images.
Magamo said:
https://googledrive.com/host/0B-v962...y-10.2-347.zip
Is a slightly updated version of CWM fully supported by TeamApexQ that works with CM 10.2, CM 11, and HypnoToad in an update.zip form, to flash from recovery.
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I am on Android 4.1.2 (from T-mobile) and from recovery CWM did nothing to me.
Or maybe change something - splash screen to Apex..
It is now v 6.0.4.4 and I believe it was that before update.
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robuser007 said:
This recovery is better (cmw based) and more up to date (also zip):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588646
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This is what i would avoid as hell... touch version of recovery! OMG, any misstouch might make a lot of trouble I believe..
mazak23 said:
I am on Android 4.1.2 (from T-mobile) and from recovery CWM did nothing to me.
Or maybe change something - splash screen to Apex..
It is now v 6.0.4.4 and I believe it was that before update.
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That is the updated version.
In general folks, you only need to update your recovery when a new image feature requires you to (Such as with Android 4.2's multi user/profile stuff, or Android 4.3/4.4's increased use of SELinux)
can i flash custom kernel??? if yes , how to flash thunderzap kernel???
Firstly you have to have unlocked bootloader via flashtool (here's how to do it)
http://www.modaco.com/topic/364335-...sh-tool-unlockingrelockingflashing-stock-rom/
Then download Thunderzap zip file so put it into internal storage. From that zip extract .img file which you need (kk - kitkat, jb - jelly bean) and type of recovery - TWRP or CWM. That file flash via fastboot mode in flashtool. Then boot into recovery and install that zip which you have in internal storage.. follow instalation progress instructions. That's all.
If youre complete beginner and absolutely don't know what to do do not flash custom kernel you can damage your phone.
Kosa02 said:
Firstly you have to have unlocked bootloader via flashtool (here's how to do it)
http://www.modaco.com/topic/364335-...sh-tool-unlockingrelockingflashing-stock-rom/
Then download Thunderzap zip file so put it into internal storage. From that zip extract .img file which you need (kk - kitkat, jb - jelly bean) and type of recovery - TWRP or CWM. That file flash via fastboot mode in flashtool. Then boot into recovery and install that zip which you have in internal storage.. follow instalation progress instructions. That's all.
If youre complete beginner and absolutely don't know what to do do not flash custom kernel you can damage your phone.
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can u give me extracted .img for jb????
Here is it
Kosa02 said:
Here is it
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thanks, can u give me thunderzap kernel???
RootLord said:
thanks, can u give me thunderzap kernel???
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It's included in the post above, flash it via flashtool & install the zip file in recovery.
Joery360 said:
It's included in the post above, flash it via flashtool & install the zip file in recovery.
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zip file is included in it.I should extract it???
First copy that zip file copy to internal storage in phone. Then flash the kernel as @Joery360 said. Then boot into CWM and install that zip. You have to install it because of wifi modules. Without this install you wouldn't have working wifi.
Joery360 said:
It's included in the post above, flash it via flashtool & install the zip file in recovery.
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Kosa02 said:
First copy that zip file copy to internal storage in phone. Then flash the kernel as @Joery360 said. Then boot into CWM and install that zip. You have to install it because of wifi modules. Without this install you wouldn't have working wifi.
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In brief??? its a img file??
But u didn't give me zip file??? I don't know much about it so asking plz help
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Here is link to zip file. http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=4856 download it and the rest is above.
I'm just browsing thru here trying to become more educated in all this.
I'm just saying, none of the explanations make sense in this post.
Really?
Flash this, install that, extract, etc etc.
Please rephrase.
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