No sound after "installing" clockworkmod - Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi everybody, I hope you can help me.
First of all, please excuse my English.
I bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (GT-P3110) (with Android 4.1.2) for my son and thought, before I give it to him I'll set everything up and do a nandroid backup, so if he plays around with it and it doesn't work anymore, I'll just restore the backup and everything is fine in a few minutes. So far, so good.
First I rooted the tab as described in "[GT-P31xx] CF-Auto-Root", and that worked fine.
Then I wanted to "install" clockworkmod as described in "[RECOVERY][P31XX] Official ClockworkMod Recovery (Normal + Touch)". The link for the "unofficial version" for odin (P3110 - 6.0.1.0) didn't work anymore, so I installed the RomManager and downloaded the clockworkmod via RomManager. Everything seemed to be ok, I went to recovery mode and yes, there was clockworkmod version 6.0.2.7. I was happy, changed nothing, just rebooted, and something seemed strange. First I didn't know, what it was, but then I knew it: there was no sound while the tab booted and the Samsung logo showed up. And from that moment on, there was no sound at all. No sound through speakers, no sound through earphones.
I then downloaded an original firmware from sammobile.com, I decided to try the new UK version with Android 4.2.2. I put this version on the tab (after a factory wipe), and ODIN said it was successful. And the tab shows in setting Android-Version 4.2.2. But there is still no sound at all.
I did this, so my son doesn't have to worry that he might break the tab when he is playing around, because I can easily restore everything. And now I break this damned thing.
So what did I do wrong? And much more important, can I fix it? What else can I do? I'm grateful for every help. Thanks in advance.
omikrondelta
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There's 2 more things I'd like to mention:
1. There's a video file from Samsung in the folder samsung\video called "Moments_of_Everyday_Life.mp4". Before the clockworkmod install this file played without problem. When I play it now, then the first 50% of the file are played fast forward and then suddenly the speed normalizes. When I play exactly this file on my pc, then it is played absolute normally from the beginning to the end (and of course with sound). So the file is not broken, but the video player in Android seems to have a problem, too.
2. After the clockworkmod install there was a file called "recovery-clockwork-6.0.2.7-p3110.img" in the clockworkmod folder (5,67 MB). Is this the file which RomManager used to "install" clockworkmod to my tab, or can I use it to reverse the changes which RomManager made? And if so, how can I do this?

use twrp recovery

That is the file RomManger used to install CWM. I really can't see how CWM could affect your sound.

@ Agoattamer:
so you think it is just an unlucky coincidence?
@ krishna:
you mean i should use twrp in future, instead of clockworkmod? or do you mean i should use it to solve my problem? Cause as I dont't have a backup, I don't know what to restore with twrp.
thanks, omikrondelta

I have never heard on any device of CWM killing the sound. Especially since you reinstalled the factory ROM with odin. That overwrote CWM and reinstalled the stock recovery. I don't believe it has anything to do with it. Have you tried with headphones to see if any sound is present? Could be a bad headphone jack.
TWRP is just another custom recovery like CWM. Some think it is inferior. Some of us don't. There are some added features in TWRP and I believe it is supposed to be quicker for backups. But if there is something wrong with your phone and you mention CWM a noob will chime in with install TWRP. Again it is a proven and now popular custom recovery but it has nothing to do with your issue.

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Just a thought, but can't you reflash CWM or the stock recovery?
If you didn't install the rom why do you need to re-install anything. Just powering down and powering up should have left you as was....
Alajarvi84 said:
working CWM .......... but no working recovery.
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Maybe i'm missing something but isn't CWM your custom recovery?
It doesn't sound like you've actually installed any rom yet.The Omega installer doesn't actually install anything until a few steps after the one you mentioned about the model type.
I'm with ultramag69 on this one. You should still be on a stock rom unless you already wiped your original rom.
Hi again. Problem solved, just had to do emergency thing from KIES. Like i said this was the first time trying root + custom ro install and to be honest it went to ****. Somehow i managed to delete the stock firmware so that is why the recovery gave me (no files). I did make some backup but when tried to restore it said MD5 mismatch or something. At first the KIES emergency recovery could not find the device, but after i switched from CWMcto stock recovery it worked.
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Thanks anyway
What is truly amazing is that i did not brick the device tough..
switch from cwm to stock
Alajarvi84 said:
Hi again. Problem solved, just had to do emergency thing from KIES. Like i said this was the first time trying root + custom ro install and to be honest it went to ****. Somehow i managed to delete the stock firmware so that is why the recovery gave me (no files). I did make some backup but when tried to restore it said MD5 mismatch or something. At first the KIES emergency recovery could not find the device, but after i switched from CWMcto stock recovery it worked.
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Thanks anyway
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How did you switch from CWM to stock? I have having a problem syncing with kies also using omega rom on n8013.
jjndimp said:
How did you switch from CWM to stock? I have having a problem syncing with kies also using omega rom on n8013.
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I was not easy, i just tried the download mode over and over again with KIES open in windows and somehow it finally did find my device and offered a emergency restore. That is it, and the device was restored to default "original state".
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Don't do anything until you are absolutely sure you have read EVERYTHING about what you are going to do.
For others wanting to mess with their devices, take heed! You may not be as lucky as OP (or troller) whichever is applicable.
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_tf101
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So can Goo Manager from the Play Store
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I'll give it a shot. Clockwork DOES do the job, its just, as I said, every single time I ENTER Clockwork, I have to rock the recoveries to make the tablet boot into Android again >.>
Based on the comments on the page TWRP, it seems to be similar problems there too, but at least I know how to get around it if it blows up!
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