Its just a share
As we don't have TWRP in any of our custom kernels so we dont have file manager in recovery. To have this feature, Just go here and download the zip of latest Aroma file manager.
Place it in your root of SD card. Now whenever you want file manager in recovery, just install the zip you downloaded and you will have File manager in recovery. Note that the zip does nothing with any of you data/app during installation it just opens file manager
Any screenshoot....
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nebixts said:
Any screenshoot....
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c'mon man how can i take screenshot in recovery
Can u make a photo?
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Oh... Just go to the first post in the Aroma Filemanager thread.
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With this, you can bypass lockscreen security if you forgot it
can it be installed via stock recovery and locked BL?
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can it be installed via stock recovery and locked BL?
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No
Xperia don't have stock recovery and we don't have recovery for locked bl too.
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siankatabg said:
Xperia don't have stock recovery and we don't have recovery for locked bl too.
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our device has stock recovery but has no option to install zips
shivamcheat said:
our device has stock recovery but has no option to install zips
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And how I can get to it?
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siankatabg said:
And how I can get to it?
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Connect device to pc with usb debugging on and in adb command prompt, type "adb reboot recovery" now your device should reboot into stock recovery
shivamcheat said:
Connect device to pc with usb debugging on and in adb command prompt, type "adb reboot recovery" now your device should reboot into stock recovery
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Will try that when I get home.
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siankatabg said:
Will try that when I get home.
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Very simple method to go to stock recovery...try this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2378984
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drganbds said:
Very simple method to go to stock recovery...try this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2378984
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Thx,I learn something new today
We can go to stock recovery in xperia by Terminal emulator and via adb too but is there any way to get into by using any button combination like samsung?
Ambi007 said:
We can go to stock recovery in xperia by Terminal emulator and via adb too but is there any way to get into by using any button combination like samsung?
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Yes you can do that...check the link on my previous post...
Put the script file in system/etc folder...and on boot press volume down key alone wen the phone red led glows.
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Reboot into Stock Recovery
Install Xposed Framework and then install Gravity Box or advance power menu modules. After that you have a Reboot option in a Power Menu. When you press the Reboot button it will give you another options like - Recovery, soft reboot, bootloader, Reboot. Just press the bootloader or recovery options and will straight go the Stock Recovery.
Related
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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As the title said,since the ROM had blocked alot of my Nexus S main function(unable to connect Wifi,unable to connect to PC),now I even sta\uck in the boot screen.So I decided to remove it,to recover it back to my Android 4.1.2 But,I don't know how to. Can anyone tell me the steps to remove it?Please reply me ASAP,since I only have this phone,and I survive without my phone
What rom did you install dude ? Does your fastboot work ?
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What rom did you install dude ? Does your fastboot work ?
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Thanks for your reply,the ROM I flashed is from this link:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27027809#post27027809
I can enter fastboot mode.
And have you tried flashing factory images ? My sd card got stuck once too from flashing and this was the only solution that worked...
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raducux said:
And have you tried flashing factory images ? My sd card got stuck once too from flashing and this was the only solution that worked...
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Flashing factory images?Which type of images(I'm bad at this sorry >.<)
Okay,problem solved.Using the "ADB push" method will do.By following this guide:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667929 Just simply push the ROM into the SD card through fastboot mod,and flash the ROM,then everythings work fine.The ROM I used is Nexus S original ROM download from net.
All credits go to brwetz and xboxfanj:good:
when i tried to install a certain rom it stopped halfway and left my one s wiped.
when i tried to mount USB storage it says "Unable to open ums lunfile (No such file or directory)" so i can't put another rom on my phone.
anyone knows a solution??
I really hate that moment when it performing This and it faillllls .
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I really hate that moment when it performing This and it faillllls .
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who doesn't
but do you know a solution??
No srry I don't im a beginner
I hope I could help u . Sry
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who doesn't
but do you know a solution??
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You are using cwm recovery. You need to flash twrp recovery img using fastboot command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
This recovery will allow you to mount usb
http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/ville/openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-ville.img
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when i tried to install a certain rom it stopped halfway and left my one s wiped.
when i tried to mount USB storage it says "Unable to open ums lunfile (No such file or directory)" so i can't put another rom on my phone.
anyone knows a solution??
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Look here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...OW-TO] Fix soft brick & error mounting sdcard
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tominozh said:
Look here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sho...OW-TO] Fix soft brick & error mounting sdcard
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The all in one kit (Hasoon2000) doesn't have stock recovery?
thanks it worked
and now is it stuck in the boot process XD
[SOLVED] broke my phone while installing a rom
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and now is it stuck in the boot process XD
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On your pc open the Rom zip and place the boot.img in the directory that you fastboot flash from. You need to fastboot flash the boot.img using the command: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Now reboot and it should work
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ph324 said:
The all in one kit (Hasoon2000) doesn't have stock recovery?
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no
Can any one tell the reason why am i not getting the update of 4.1.2 on i9020........i have listened mostly have got it......and also my phone is unrooted
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Can any one tell the reason why am i not getting the update of 4.1.2 on i9020........i have listened mostly have got it......and also my phone is unrooted
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What carrier are you on? Is it 9020a or 9020t? Are you on the stock rom and stock recovery? Have you manually looked for an update? (Clearing Google Services Framework data then going to Settings > About phone > System updates)
Yes i have checked manually by settings........from where to check the i9020a or i9020t......
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Plz tell whats the meaning of clearing google services framework data........and how to do it.....
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Plz tell whats the meaning of clearing google services framework data........and how to do it.....
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Go to the Settings, Applications, swipe to all and search for Google Services Framework.
Then clear data.
Still its showing system is up to date
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Yes i have checked manually by settings........from where to check the i9020a or i9020t......
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Check the IMEI sticker at the back of phone under the battery.
Sorry but couldnt find only written there is a3lGTI9020..........
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Yes its i9020a.......plz can any one tell why am i not getting an update
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Odp: No update.....
Update it manually using fastboot tool with google android images.
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Does it require root....????
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Can you plz tell the most easy way of rooting my mobile......
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Does it require root....????
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Root not required to update factory images, but device must be unlocked (see step 9)
Install Android SDK Tools
When SDK Manager runs, select Android SDK Platform Tools and Google USB Driver, see attached pic
If missed, run SDK Manager again as Administrator
Download Google Factory Images for your device (eg. sojua for i9020a) and JB4.1.2
Extract (7-zip or whatever) the tar file (.tgz) into C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools folder
Open Windows Prompt, change directory to platform-tools folder
Put your Nexus S in Bootloader (fastboot) mode. (Power off, press power-on while holding Vol-Up)
Test fastboot connectivity, should show your nexus device
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fastboot devices
Unlock bootloader if not already unlocked. This will wipe all data. So backup first.
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
Run flash-all.bat. This will flash bootloader, radio(baseband) and system rom. You can execute the commands within manually if desired.
To root, I like the manual way.
Download Clockworkmod Recovery and save into platform-tools folder
Download Superuser and copy into SD/USB of your Nexus S.
Boot into fastboot and flash Clockworkmod Recovery
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fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.0-crespo.img
Select RECOVERY in fastboot menu and boot into clockworkmod recovery.
Install zip from sdcard -> choose zip from sdcard, select the Superuser-3.2-arm-signed.zip that you copied in step 2.
Reboot and you are rooted.
My friend's xperia L has unlocked bootloader and has rooting permissions.. But still unable to flash cm11 via cwm..it shows some error..please help!
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ast9011 said:
My friend's xperia L has unlocked bootloader and has rooting permissions.. But still unable to flash cm11 via cwm..it shows some error..please help!
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Well ur recovery is of jellybean n u cant flash cm11 wic is kitkat
Extract cm zip, flash boot.img thru fastboot via flashtool..go ino recovery flash zip
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Rohan purohit said:
Well ur recovery is of jellybean n u cant flash cm11 wic is kitkat
Extract cm zip, flash boot.img thru fastboot via flashtool..go ino recovery flash zip
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There are lot of options in fastboot mode..which one to select?
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ast9011 said:
There are lot of options in fastboot mode..which one to select?
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select kernel to flash..
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Copy cm zip to sd card. Install thunderzap/phantom kernel tho' flashtool (unzip and use boot.img). Then use recovery and flash KK rom.
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select kernel to flash..
hit thanks if i helped !
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Does that extracted boot.img from cm11 zip has in built recovery?
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ast9011 said:
Does that extracted boot.img from cm11 zip has in built recovery?
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ya obviously..
ast9011 said:
My friend's xperia L has unlocked bootloader and has rooting permissions.. But still unable to flash cm11 via cwm..it shows some error..please help!
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1)first of all extract cm11 (fxp or official doesn't matter) into any folder .. here you will see the boot.img file
2)okay open flashtool, click the flash button .. and select the fastboot mode
3)then switch off your phone and go into fastboot mode while holding the volume up button .. and connecting your phone with usb cable, you will see a blue notification light which means you're in the fastboot mode.
4)flashtool will detect your phone and will display the message "device connected in fastboot mode"
5)select "select kernel to flash"
6)browse to the boot.img file (it will not be visible first so select the *.img in scroll down menu)
7)open it and the cm recovery will be flashed, after that switch on your phone, press the volume up button two times to go into recovery
8)wipe data/wipe chache
9)install cm11 then install gapps and reboot !
press thanx if i helped