Compiled straight from CM source.
Tested on my 32B Dream.
CWM v5.0.2.8 (32B Only)
recovery_DS_CWM_v5.0.2.8.img - 2.90 MB
CWM v6.0.1.2 (Recommended)
CWM_v6.0.1.2_010613_DS_32A.img - 3.38 MB
CWM_v6.0.1.2_010613_DS_32B.img - 3.38 MB
**** OLD
v1 CWM_v6.0.1.2_DS_32A.img - 3.38 MB
v1 CWM_v6.0.1.2_DS_32B.img - 3.38 MB
LMK if there are any issues.
RE: [13/04/2013] CWM v5.0.2.8
I'm trying this right away. I opened the G1 dev page and just went wtf?! Is this the touch variety? If so you are awesome. The G1 isn't dead yet!
Edit: just tried! This is great, good work I've found no bugs yet, thanks for giving me a reason to get my G1 out of the drawer again
/me looks at g1 on desk
.....I guess I could be a little late for work today
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Added CWM 6.0.1.2, compiled one for both 32B and 32A
RE: [30/05/2013] CWM v5.0.2.8 & v6.0.1.2
jianC said:
Added CWM 6.0.1.2, compiled one for both 32B and 32A
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Looks good :good: added to the G1 Oracle
Gotta fish my G1 out of my box of stuff just to flash this, not too even flash a rom!
Good work dude!
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Is it normal for the wipe sd-ext option to be missing from the mounts and storage menu?
tass0s said:
Is it normal for the wipe sd-ext option to be missing from the mounts and storage menu?
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No because /sd-ext is missing from recovery.fstab.. that's why it's not there. I'll fix it in a bit.
edit: done, fixed
When I try doing
Code:
$ fastboot flash recovery CWM_v6.0.1.2_010613_DS_32B.img
I end up getting
Code:
sending 'recovery' (3462 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.569s]
writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) signature checking...
FAILED (remote: signature verify fail)
finished. total time: 2.609s
For reference, this is the info displayed in fastboot mode:
Code:
Dream PVT 32b SHIP S-on
HBOOT 1.33.0013d (drea10000)
CPLD-4
RADIO 2.22.27.08
OCT 21,2009,22:33:27
You can't flash to your recovery partition with your current SPL, if you want to change recoveries through fastboot then flash the orange.nbh, then flash recovery, then radio, then SPL
Now boot to your new recovery and flash ROM of choice
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demkantor said:
You can't flash to your recovery partition with your current SPL, if you want to change recoveries through fastboot then flash the orange.nbh, then flash recovery, then radio, then SPL
Now boot to your new recovery and flash ROM of choice
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So I am new to the G1, is this now considered the recommended recovery as opposed to Amon Ra 1.7.0? CWM is way more familiar to me, as I have used it on 90% of the devices I have owned. Thanks in advance!
Nick N said:
So I am new to the G1, is this now considered the recommended recovery as opposed to Amon Ra 1.7.0? CWM is way more familiar to me, as I have used it on 90% of the devices I have owned. Thanks in advance!
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Nope RA is still recommended, or I recommend it anyway as its built specifically for G1
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I think its more of a personal preference.
I use and highly recommend cwm. Other people love RA. Roms flash just fine with either (except unsigned ones. You need cwm for those)
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I think its more of a personal preference.
I use and highly recommend cwm. Other people love RA. Roms flash just fine with either (except unsigned ones. You need cwm for those)
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I may give CWM a try. I have been using the Superwipe v2 with AR 1.7.0, I am used to manually doing it with CWM.
While I have your ear, any chance for a Dream Anniversary Edition ROM? (5 years on 10/22/2013) :highfive:
Nick N said:
I may give CWM a try. I have been using the Superwipe v2 with AR 1.7.0, I am used to manually doing it with CWM.
While I have your ear, any chance for a Dream Anniversary Edition ROM? (5 years on 10/22/2013) :highfive:
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I guess I could throw something together. I don't know what it would be though. I have given up on cm10.1. cm9 just needs camera and hardware acceleration, which we have made no progress on in about a year. cm7 hasn't changed in a while. glass requires armv7 libs. and I'm not too good with ports.
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I guess I could throw something together. I don't know what it would be though. I have given up on cm10.1. cm9 just needs camera and hardware acceleration, which we have made no progress on in about a year. cm7 hasn't changed in a while. glass requires armv7 libs. and I'm not too good with ports.
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Can I restore an Amon Ra NAND backup with CWM? I am going to make a new backup as soon as I flash the new recovery but I thought I would ask.
Amonra makes backups in yaffs2, older clockwork recoveries did the same but I believe the 5x+ cwm uses .tar which isn't compatible
But you can always use fastboot to flash the backups made with yaffs2, that is if you have a bootloader that allows for fastboot flashing
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Thanks a lot!
Which radio does this support on 32A? Is 6.35 supported?
hello guys
kanttii said:
Thanks a lot!
Which radio does this support on 32A? Is 6.35 supported?
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hello, today I just used the rom manager to change my recovery to CWM, but then I see this post, just want to ask if this new version of CWM is also compatible with 2.22.23.02 radio and .2005 spl? thanks in advance for those who can help with my little problem.
Does NOT Work!!!!! I tried the Orange.nbh and it fails....i have HBOOT 1.33.0013d, Radio 2.22.27.08...this freaking phone is about to fly out the door
EDIT: Before I threw this POS out the door, i downloaded the file again....still had an error, tried on another computer....still had an error....tried another MicroSD card and it finally worked....dunno what was up with that....
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Not sure if this is possible on the HTC Aria..can it be done?
mindstate said:
Not sure if this is possible on the HTC Aria..can it be done?
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You can use Unrevoked to flash an alternate recovery to the Aria if it is in '.img' format. The question is does Amon Ra Recovery support the Aria?
Most anything can be done, but the question boils down to if its worth the devs time to build support for the device into the recovery. I wouldn't expect it to happen anytime soon since the aria is a midrange device with a relatively small dev pool.
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I'm still waiting for an update to ClockworkMod. It doesn't look like there will be a Amon Ra Recovery.
zeyoner said:
I'm still waiting for an update to ClockworkMod. It doesn't look like there will be a Amon Ra Recovery.
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ROM Manager shows that there is a new version of CWM for the Aria; version 2.5.0.7 is now shown as the Latest Recovery.
zeyoner said:
I'm still waiting for an update to ClockworkMod. It doesn't look like there will be a Amon Ra Recovery.
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I am asking this in all seriousness, what would an updated Clockwork do that we can't do now?
stone_ship said:
I am asking this in all seriousness, what would an updated Clockwork do that we can't do now?
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One thing the newer clockwork does is that it actually confirms that the dalvic cache has been wiped. That's really all I personally noticed right off the bat.
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I'm having a hard time getting Unrevoked to only reflash the stock recovery .img file without it trying to root (then fails). This is with CM7 installed.
TDQuiksilver said:
I'm having a hard time getting Unrevoked to only reflash the stock recovery .img file without it trying to root (then fails). This is with CM7 installed.
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lolwut?
oh, are you saying to update to the latest clockwork?
zervic said:
lolwut?
oh, are you saying to update to the latest clockwork?
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No.... it sounds like he's trying to replace clockwork with the stock recovery.
jeebuz said:
No.... it sounds like he's trying to replace clockwork with the stock recovery.
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This. After installing CM throug Clockwork, I've been wanting to flash the original recovery so I can charge the phone while powered off. Not sure how get Unrevoked to only flash the stock recovery .img without it attempting to root my CM (which is already rooted obviously).
TDQuiksilver said:
This. After installing CM throug Clockwork, I've been wanting to flash the original recovery so I can charge the phone while powered off. Not sure how get Unrevoked to only flash the stock recovery .img without it attempting to root my CM (which is already rooted obviously).
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theres not really anything to be gained by being able to charge the phone while it is off. just sayin.
And if I'm not mistaken, when you turn the phone off and plug it in, it still boots into the battery recovery right? So the phone is never really "off." (Correct if I'm wrong)
Okay, so I've installed Clockwork recovery on my Inspire, and as far as I remember, if you're on Froyo, you need 2.x.x.x, right? Well, if I choose to install an older version of CWM, I think it's 2.5.1.4, it gives me an error (an error occured while flashing your recovery). The last version of Rom Manager I had did the same thing with that version, but it at least had the option for 2 older 2.x.x.x versions.
Where can I get a functioning, older CWM?
Afaik everyone has changed their rom update scripts to support cw 3.*
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Okay. I was using LeeDroid and when I would go through a backup, it would lock at the HTC white screen. Everyone said it was because I'm on 3.X.X.X
2.5. 1.4 is screwed. Go to 2.5. 1.3
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actually, the new 3.0.2.5 i thinkit is, works just fine
dylanf23 said:
actually, the new 3.0.2.5 i thinkit is, works just fine
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Right on. Thanks, man.
could someone with a big heart tell me the instructions on what should i do after achieving S-OFF? can you post it as step by step? what should i install first? Recovery? Radio? flash? sorry for this question but im a bit confuse on what to do first after s-off until i flashed a cooked rom.. please do help me...
After root, firstly you flash a Recovery then you flash a Rom of your choice. Either with ROM Manager from the market or Manualy. You ll find more detailed instruction at the Recovery thread and the Rom thread.
when should i do a nand backup? flashing the radio? and sir whats the difference of clockworkmod recovery from ext4? because the thread of CWM says it is much better to go to ext4 thread? can you ellaborate to me?
yerfdes said:
when should i do a nand backup? flashing the radio? and sir whats the difference of clockworkmod recovery from ext4? because the thread of CWM says it is much better to go to ext4 thread? can you ellaborate to me?
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As soon a you instal recovery perform backup
ext 4 is simply CWM base with extra additions...go with ext 4
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ben_pyett said:
As soon a you instal recovery perform backup
ext 4 is simply CWM base with extra additions...go with ext 4
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so sir are you saying that ext4 is the one that i should choose instead of CWM only?
yerfdes said:
so sir are you saying that ext4 is the one that i should choose instead of CWM only?
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that is what I have done....
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ben_pyett said:
that is what I have done....
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So here is the order? S-off > root > flash with ext4 > full wipe > then install custom rom?
yerfdes said:
So here is the order? S-off > root > flash with ext4 > full wipe > then install custom rom?
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As it's your first time (I'd suggest)
(although as with any advice that you read on here it is given with best intention only and not necessarily correct....do this at your own risk)
1)
S-off (if by XTC this will also perform factory reset of your device so ensure you've sync'ed/ backed up data first)
2)
Download and run ginger break (to get root (then reboot)
3)
download and install the free application rom manager from android market
4)
Use rom manager to flash CWM (very simple option and it will do it for you)
5)
Use rom manager (gui - very easy) or CWM to perform your first full (Nandroid) backup
6)
follow wipe instructions that come with the custom rom installations instructions that you're planning on installing, if installing LBC rom (personally I've suggest this one) then there is a specific wipe script to run
7)
Download and Install custom rom
good luck
You can update to ext4 recovery at a later time when all the above has worked
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If he uses the original CWM to do a wipe he will end up with an ext3 partition.
Better off installing cwm through rom manager and booting into recovery and flashing ext4 recovery. Then backup rom and flash custom rom.
MarylandCookie said:
If he uses the original CWM to do a wipe he will end up with an ext3 partition.
Better off installing cwm through rom manager and booting into recovery and flashing ext4 recovery. Then backup rom and flash custom rom.
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O yer , good point, although if he installs ext4 afterwards won't it convert the ext 3 to ext4 for him?
Anyway I was suggesting that he runs LBC wipe all script that I believe will only make ext4 partitions
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Thanks guys for all your help i would really appreciate everything...
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Sure. In my country, There're many forums about HTC or Smartphone, and many people exchange their experiences through the forum. Then I'll give you a useful website:
after you click it, choose HTC Desire S section.
It's a chinese forum. You can get some help of language from Google Translate.
Starfine said:
Sure. In my country, There're many forums about HTC or Smartphone, and many people exchange their experiences through the forum. Then I'll give you a useful website:
after you click it, choose HTC Desire S section.
It's a chinese forum. You can get some help of language from Google Translate.
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Can you send me the link? And can you teach me how to use google translate?
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let me up this question.. whats next after s-off using alpharevx? what should i do first? root? install what? flash what? can you give me a step by step process upto flashing a custom ROM? hope someone is patient enough to provide me a instruction...
yerfdes said:
let me up this question.. whats next after s-off using alpharevx? what should i do first? root? install what? flash what? can you give me a step by step process upto flashing a custom ROM? hope someone is patient enough to provide me a instruction...
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Did you install CWM recovery after getting S-OFF (alpharevx tool asks whether you want to)?
guyz little help here.. whenever i try to flash rom, it keep say error *****.zip(bad) ... how do i fix this? new to all this >.<
edit: okay nvm i guess its bad img .. is flashing now ~
actually im waiting for alpharevx windows version... i just want to know the step by step procedure on what to do first upto the last in order so i would not end up bricking my device..
TBH I've never used Linux before but just run Ubuntu from disc and it was pretty easy
I used this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=138
Just dont follow steps 13, 14 (since this is for another phone)
Wew! finally I was able to S-off my Desire S! but my question is what's next?
Sorry I'm a total noob on this. Btw, After the s-off process, alpharevx said if I want to install clockwork recovery, I typed "Y" then it says "downloading clockwork for saga" but after that nothing happens. It's just stuck there so I disconnected my device and rebooted it.
How can I install clockwork and how can I root my device? thanks
ghuk said:
Wew! finally I was able to S-off my Desire S! but my question is what's next?
Sorry I'm a total noob on this. Btw, After the s-off process, alpharevx said if I want to install clockwork recovery, I typed "Y" then it says "downloading clockwork for saga" but after that nothing happens. It's just stuck there so I disconnected my device and rebooted it.
How can I install clockwork and how can I root my device? thanks
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Download ext4 v1.1.1 and folliw the instruction in thread. Its easy.. Btw ghuk sorry if im not to active today when soff is available our thread. I am a bit busy on more important matters but later night i will be active.
Clockworkmod's developer koush released new touch enabled recovery for sensation
known issues:
-doesn't charge when phone off
-...
Download from here
http://download.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.0.9-pyramid.img
or download PG58IMG for loading from bootloader (thanks to WyldOne91 )
http://www.box.com/s/2jcesy1zojh5afs72fs8
-- Or get it from ROM Manager for $1.99 --
Requirements: Knowledge with flashing images in fastboot.
Instructions: 1. Boot into bootloader mode.
2. Using command prompt, fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.0.9-pyramid.img
Was just about to post this but you beat me to it.
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According to Koushik Dutta's twitter there are some issues with the sensation touch recovery
https://twitter.com/#!/clockworkmod/status/164780853703098369
not working yet
As of this morning about 6am EST, I flashed the new recovery and according to a recent tweet by koush there is a problem with the recovery. My experience after flashing both using fastboot and through clockwork rom manager, was that booting to recovery failed and my phone just rebooted into android. Just for the record, my phone is a tmo 4g w/ICS firmware 3.24 unlocked (revolutionary)/Hboot 1.17 running tripnraver beta001 cm9 unofficial with his crisp001 kernel.
edit...beat me to it...
i didn't try yet. is there any other info?
The problem is that the latest firmeware we pretty all use have no fastboot command
But happy to see it's in dev !
i was gonna flash it thru pg58img method cause adb is being gay but since its having issues ill wait for a stable release
Thanks for the update but ill stick with 4EXT...its the best!
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No issues using the 4EXT touch recovery RC3 with the new firmware. If you need to have the touch recovery I recommend checking that out (I personally want to save my volume and power buttons).
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akapaul26 said:
Thanks for the update but ill stick with 4EXT...its the best!
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Oops, beat me to it.
new version released
gokberks said:
new version released
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5.8.0.3 still not working for me. Seems to flash OK through ROM Manager, but when I reboot into recovery, I get the white HTC screen then after a few seconds phone reboots to normal.
daewond3r said:
5.8.0.3 still not working for me. Seems to flash OK through ROM Manager, but when I reboot into recovery, I get the white HTC screen then after a few seconds phone reboots to normal.
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Re flash it then fix permissions twice, that normally works
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says it flashed but when i got there it was old lame recovery... got a long way to go to catch ext4 anyways... i mean koush made all this possible today but he done let cwm fall too far behind... for the sensation anyway... madmaxx is a genius and prolly gonna be a rich one if he spreads to most devices...
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you have to pay 1.99 for it wth?
nba1341 said:
you have to pay 1.99 for it wth?
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No, you can hboot (PG58IMG.zip) or fastboot flash it, but still won't load, at least for me anyway.
5.8.0.9 works. Just worked with koush and others on irc to test.
Yep, working for me.
Once i download this can i flash through rom manager or what? Thanks
Jiggs82 said:
Once i download this can i flash through rom manager or what? Thanks
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Post 15 (3 posts above yours, just ignore the not working part) or better yet, read the instructions in the OP
Behold_this said:
Post 15 (3 posts above yours, just ignore the not working part)
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Lol yeah i renamed it to PG58IMG.zip and flash through bootloader but it said wrong image and btw i downloaded it for free, adb doesnt work for me on my cpu for some reason
Hope this help
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Did you have a cwm based recovery then flash twrp? That happens when you switch. If so you have to flash a non touch cwm then flash twrp and wipe cache after every flash
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I think the process is:
Non touch CWM
Touch CWM
TWRP
With fastboot erase cache between each flash.
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I just fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery cwm whatever current version is
then installed the rom..
i think that dialer issue affects first gen htc one x owners some sort of dialer issue internally affected it they released a newer model with the fix.
i only say this bc my manager had the first gen and i had to flash cwm for him to get his dialer to work
timmaaa said:
I think the process is:
Non touch CWM
Touch CWM
TWRP
With fastboot erase cache between each flash.
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scrizo said:
I just fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery cwm whatever current version is
then installed the rom..
i think that dialer issue affects first gen htc one x owners some sort of dialer issue internally affected it they released a newer model with the fix.
i only say this bc my manager had the first gen and i had to flash cwm for him to get his dialer to work
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no.
This is a CWM - TWRP issue. If he flashes back to CWM it will work again.
Ah ok thanks for clearing that up, was curious because my hox ran fine with twrp 2.6 and venom Rom
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timmaaa said:
I think the process is:
Non touch CWM
Touch CWM
TWRP
With fastboot erase cache between each flash.
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Like always.. thanks.. u should make a rom.. i feel it would be amazing
classified_noob said:
Like always.. thanks.. u should make a rom.. i feel it would be amazing
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Lol thanks but I don't have the necessary knowledge to do that yet, I'm still learning, maybe in a year or two.
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I bet you can learn fast.. it's like makin a cake. Same way to make just different flavors
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