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[UNOFFICAL] CWM RECOVERY 6.0.2.7 Tested

Newest CWM build from CM10.1 source.
Tested on GB and JB
Not work on Froyo - tested
Not support RFS
Future work:
Need fix graphic
*DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK*
INSTALL GUIDE:
-Download tar file
-Go to Download Mode
-Open Odin Multi Downloader
-Choose BENI.ops
-Tick One Package option
-Click One Package button and browse to tar file
-Start
-Done​CREDIT
CyanogenMod
CWM
Me - just compile​NOTICE
Small chance mess up boot flags.
Mount /system before install anything..
HOWTO fix: flash stock rom zzz or will find other way in future
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Will test on GB...Thanks for this...:thumbup::thumbup:
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Bro great

great job...:good::good:

Where`s the download link

Update info about recovery loop
-I don't know what reason make CWM ruin boot flags so Device will boot to recovery instead of normal boot.
to minimal the chance you should manually mount /system
-Will test on new update script. The old script marks as error in cwm error log...

Tried using custom graphics source for recovery ?

Nice waiting for it for so long....btw shudnt this be in original development section

So,I can start to install roms and other things with this recovery but just mount /system before do it?
Happy New Year!
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CWM-based Recovery v6.0.2.7 i flashed the image using recovery flash utility it flashed successfully ... i wiped my device then installed cm10 rom,,,,but when i " reboot system now " the recovery itself reboots ....it moves no further it reboots into recovery again and again as i click reboot system.... Somebody help on this....

mni ANKIT said:
CWM-based Recovery v6.0.2.7 i flashed the image using recovery flash utility it flashed successfully ... i wiped my device then installed cm10 rom,,,,but when i " reboot system now " the recovery itself reboots ....it moves no further it reboots into recovery again and again as i click reboot system.... Somebody help on this....
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U should have read first post. ...!!
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droider007 said:
U should have read first post. ...!!
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My bad ,,, can provide me previous versions of CWM.zip flashable file...

mni ANKIT said:
My bad ,,, can provide me previous versions of CWM.zip flashable file...
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Go to fit original development section.....there you will find it......it's by tj_style....
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droider007 said:
Go to fit original development section.....there you will find it......it's by tj_style....
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whereever i searched i got only .tar files with an image file in it ....i cannot use odin hence i need a .zip file flashable by current recovery......

zcop dude any updates as in are you still with this project or have you abandoned it.
no rush just asking.:good:

[Q] Please let me know some needfullness of some scripts for rooting ace plus.

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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Jayadratha Mondal said:
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?

GApps & Root for AOSP KK ROMS Noob-Friendly (Guide)

To root AOSP Based Roms :& Flash GApps.
1. Get any Kernel with a recovery which is from JB 4.2(kernel for example ThunderZap by @varun.chitre15 )
2. Flash it via fastboot. To flash download Flashtool from here.
• Important Note : After flashing kernel don't reboot directly to system and disconnect the phone from PC, then boot and press the required keys to boot to recovery.
3. Boot into Recovery, by pressing vol +or- key when led glows while booting.
4. Download Flashable package of Super SU from here {Official Site)(Also Attached as a Zip flash it by using recovery via install zip option. and then Power Off.
5. Now fastboot again and flash the original supplied kernel and boot the device.
6. Enjoy now you have Super Su check with any root app to confirm root.
•>> Thank me if it helped you And this method is checked thrice by me.
TIP: You can also use this method to flash GApps
Credit : @Me_Shazzy for telling me to make this guide more N0Ob friendly
•>> Added QR of this thread scan to view it on Mobile Devices

For Drivers for PC to connect XL go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46681093
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Thanks it works!
But you should have provided more noob friendly guide..
Anyways Appreciate your work

@Me_Shazzy can you elaborate it what all thing can i add to it to make it noob friendly and just press thanks for my efforts
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Navneet Suresh said:
@Me_Shazzy can you elaborate it what all thing can i add to it to make it noob friendly and just press thanks for my efforts
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Ha pressed !
Make step alot clearer and easier Like this
Download the update-su and keep in sd card
1. Flash A kernel with CWM by booting your phone to Fastboot (vol+) To flashtool (by Androxyde ) And flash the the kernel's boot.img
2. Go to recovery And flash update-su
3. Pull out the battery so that the phone turns off
4. Boot into fastboot again and flash KK boot.img
5.wipe cache and Dalvik cache
wait for it to boot

@Me_Shazzy thanks bro for your tip consider it done i will take your points into consideration
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Pleasure is mine

I am currently on aospa beta 5 with phantom kernel v5 and my phone apparently doesn't have root :s :/ i can't flash the super su update because in the recovery it doesn't show up anywhere..i can't restore backup ,i literally am stuck!What should i do?:crying:

Do this
arjit mehra said:
I am currently on aospa beta 5 with phantom kernel v5 and my phone apparently doesn't have root :s :/ i can't flash the super su update because in the recovery it doesn't show up anywhere..i can't restore backup ,i literally am stuck!What should i do?:crying:
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Take out your SD card and insert in your PC
Download Super Su Flashable Zip
Put it in your root of SD card
Flash it.

Navneet Suresh said:
Take out your SD card and insert in your PC
Download Super Su Flashable Zip
Put it in your root of SD card
Flash it.
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I don't have a card reader to put the sd card in the computer! :/

hmm
arjit mehra said:
I don't have a card reader to put the sd card in the computer! :/
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Backup flash JB then put the Super su then restore then root via that zip

Navneet Suresh said:
Backup flash JB then put the Super su then restore then root via that zip
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NAndroid backup?And flash JB as in?stock rom?

yep
arjit mehra said:
NAndroid backup?And flash JB as in?stock rom?
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Yep take a nandroid backup then flash stock rom get the zip onto root of sd card and then restore to Kitkat

Navneet Suresh said:
Yep take a nandroid backup then flash stock rom get the zip onto root of sd card and then restore to Kitkat
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Wait wait wait ..i'm confused ..won't flashing the stock rom unroot my device and remove everything?

arjit mehra said:
Wait wait wait ..i'm confused ..won't flashing the stock rom unroot my device and remove everything?
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Well do this get the zip file via pc connect you xperia l(kitkat) in MTP mode to the pc get that zip to the root of the sd card and then reboot recovery flash zip reboot then download super su from the playstore open it it will automatically fix root
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Navneet Suresh said:
Well do this get the zip file via pc connect you xperia l(kitkat) in MTP mode to the pc get that zip to the root of the sd card and then reboot recovery flash zip reboot then download super su from the playstore open it it will automatically fix root
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"Root of your sd card" ? There isn't any such folder when i connect it to the pc.

Try to pull the zip with adb to external sdcard(sdcard1).Then flash from external in recovery).
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arjit mehra said:
"Root of your sd card" ? There isn't any such folder when i connect it to the pc.
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I meant put that super su zip in the sdcard directly not in any folder
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It's already in the external card but in recovery it doesn't show up

hmm
arjit mehra said:
It's already in the external card but in recovery it doesn't show up
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Weird if you want to flash via external card just go to recovery flash via external card option is there see it.

[CWM][DEV] ClockWorkMod 6.0.1.2 - BroadcomCM [TOTORO]

CLOCKWORKMOD RECOVERY 6.0.1.2
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This is the CWM recovery found on the latest CM9 sources.
INSTALLATION
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Download the update.zip found here
Place it on your SD card
Flash it on your actual recovery (doesn't matter if it's stock one)
USAGE
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Press home + volume up + home button to enter
Our sources can be found on BroadcomCM Github

reserved

@op why does it says v6.0.0.7 in screenshot instead of 6.0.1.2 ?
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did not work for me..status 7 on cm11 and is not resize for galaxy y

Hello sir ..
i flashed this cwm.. it worked but is there any bug in it ??? when select install zip from sdcard or make a backup or restore , it shows can't mount sdcard for every option ..

Showing error as "Error while mounting /data"
On stock Rom, stock kernel..
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shankarsj said:
i flashed this cwm.. it worked but is there any bug in it ??? when select install zip from sdcard or make a backup or restore , it shows can't mount sdcard for every option ..
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Its mounting sdcard but not data..
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Fallen_Knight said:
did not work for me..status 7 on cm11 and is not resize for galaxy y
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This cwm is resized for SGY... Im not sure, bt it should work on Cm11 as its Temp.CWM
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kundancool said:
@op why does it says v6.0.0.7 in screenshot instead of 6.0.1.2 ?
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Because its not the screenshot from SGY!
Check the line above SS...
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@bieltv.3 , I cant mount Data

For people who get error mounting data
Simply flash this cwm
Flash the rom zip (this will install the kernel)
Reboot to recovery
Format system data cache
Mount system data cache
Flash the rom zip again
Restart

For me it shows..
Can't mount sdcard when i try install zip from sdcard really... actually i flashed for galaxy pocket it worked dont say now how it worked i will send ss also wait ..

shankarsj said:
Can't mount sdcard when i try install zip from sdcard really... actually i flashed for galaxy pocket it worked dont say now how it worked i will send ss also wait ..
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Hmm its more likely than Galaxy pocket uses another location for Sdcard. Compare the recovery.fstab files of this CWN zip and the one you yave on cori

I like ur works alott sir ...
so sir i need to replace that file with my pocket cwm file right
i will ..
Thanks sir
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bieltv.3 said:
Hmm its more likely than Galaxy pocket uses another location for Sdcard. Compare the recovery.fstab files of this CWN zip and the one you yave on cori
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Sir you are awesomee.. it worked can mount sdcard and extsdcard to .. i think now i can flash roms from sdcards right ???
But last bug for pocket is when click reboot system now
it just shows rebooting only not able to go to homescreen Help pleasee

shankarsj said:
so sir i need to replace that file with my pocket cwm file right
i will ..
Thanks sir
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Sir you are awesomee.. it worked can mount sdcard and extsdcard to .. i think now i can flash roms from sdcards right ???
But last bug for pocket is when click reboot system now
it just shows rebooting only not able to go to homescreen Help pleasee
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This was happening too. Kernel modifications are needed. Try to use mackief kernel

sir .. im using galaxy pocket
Should i flash mackief kernel on galaxy pocket ??? Really should i ??
And sir can i make a thread for galaxy pocket of cwm 6.0 in miscelns development section please not able to pm you ??

@bieltv.3 bug reports:
1. system & cache is mounted when i enter into the recovery but when i unmount & mount again,they don't mount.
2. data & sd-ext can't be mounted.recovery.log attached.
3. when clicking to backup,recovery background image turns into huge big & some portion is blacked.screenshot attached.
i didn't test further such as wiping battery stats,dalvik cache,formatting,flashing etc. i tested only above mentioned on my galaxy y duos,running stock 2.3.6 rom.

killoid said:
@bieltv.3 bug reports:
1. system & cache is mounted when i enter into the recovery but when i unmount & mount again,they don't mount.
2. data & sd-ext can't be mounted.recovery.log attached.
3. when clicking to backup,recovery background image turns into huge big & some portion is blacked.screenshot attached.
i didn't test further such as wiping battery stats,dalvik cache,formatting,flashing etc. i tested only above mentioned on my galaxy y duos,running stock 2.3.6 rom.
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This CWM is only compatible with EXT4 filedystem. I should add that info to the firdt post

Works.......
Works perfectly fine on galaxy pocket with some modifications.....Needs to be resized though....But, my question is, can it flash CM11? (not on pocket but on totoro)....

akhbh said:
Works perfectly fine on galaxy pocket with some modifications.....Needs to be resized though....But, my question is, can it flash CM11? (not on pocket but on totoro)....
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yes it can flash cm11
of course you need to be on ext first or flash the cm11 rom (this will install the kernel) reboot to recovery format system data cache mount system data cache and flash the rom zip again
would be easier just flashing the kernel with cwm built in if you are using totoro
if you get status 7 errors it means your phone doesnt currently have the correct build prop - you can either
remove the lines that check for the prop in the updater script of the rom
flash cm7 first
try flashing my buildprop first that I posted in the cm11 general section

So sir ..
marcussmith2626 said:
yes it can flash cm11
of course you need to be on ext first or flash the cm11 rom (this will install the kernel) reboot to recovery format system data cache mount system data cache and flash the rom zip again
would be easier just flashing the kernel with cwm built in if you are using totoro
if you get status 7 errors it means your phone doesnt currently have the correct build prop - you can either
remove the lines that check for the prop in the updater script of the rom
flash cm7 first
try flashing my buildprop first that I posted in the cm11 general section
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i and akhbh are getting status7 error we tried what steps you have said now but in vain . .

shankarsj said:
i and akhbh are getting status7 error we tried what steps you have said now but in vain . .
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you cant have done all the steps
if you have flashed and got a working cm7 it would be impossible to get status 7 errors
also if you mounted system and flashed my build prop (note if you use this recovery you must already be on ext - if not use cmw 5 to flash my build prop file) and rebooted to recovery you would also have the correct build prop (your current rom will no longer boot) then you can flash cwm 6 and not have status 7 errors

@marcuss smith sorry but u are wrong
Flashing cm11 needs kernel modification
Just but boot.img from cm11 to a Kernel zip (Kernel cm7 totoro for example) then flash it
And now flash cm11
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myaservip said:
@marcuss smith sorry but u are wrong
Flashing cm11 needs kernel modification
Just but boot.img from cm11 to a Kernel zip (Kernel cm7 totoro for example) then flash it
And now flash cm11
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in what part am I wrong -
The cm 11 rom zip contains the kernel therefore you can flash this temp cwm and them flash the rom zip - in the process you are flashing the kernel - you can then reboot to recovery format system data cache to convert to ext mount everything again and then flash the rom zip -
Of course it would be much easier to just flash the kernel with the cwm6 built in and reboot to recovery and format system data cache and then mount everything and flash the rom zip - but if you are on ext anyway then you can just use this and flash the rom zip - will still work
Job done except if you have status 7 error
the reason I said its easier if you on cm7 is because of the following
stock rom build.prop is - GT-S5360
cm7 build.prop is - totoro
in order to flash the cm11 rom zip without status 7 error you need your build prop to say your device is totoro
Thats why I said you can either remove this requirement from the updater script - be on cm7 first - or flash my build.prop in order for it to say your device id is totoro

[twrp] 3.0.2.0-n [With Root Instructions!]

this Recovery is now depreciated go https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=71244945 instead​
What's new
MTP auto mount on boot fixed!
Data unmount after few seconds fixed.
Bugs
Battery Info doesn't work (due to M based sources)
Data decryption
Mount Loop devices (Kernel issue) can't be fixed atm
Credits: TWRP (Team win Recovery Project)
Huawei
@BadWolfYe for giving info on how he got MTP working.
Me
Current status: Stable
Created: 2016-11-20

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LastStandingDroid said:
This was shared here for reasons that some P9 users came to our H8 thread so i decided to post it here as well.
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Thank you so much for your hard work. When you say data works but requires reflash could you explain which part requires reflash?
Regards
Lee

Just to clarify, does this allow mounting and editting of /system partition, manually via TWRP terminal?

Atarii said:
Just to clarify, does this allow mounting and editting of /system partition, manually via TWRP terminal?
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Yes you can mount cust, data, system, product, vendor
thel2dab said:
Thank you so much for your hard work. When you say data works but requires reflash could you explain which part requires reflash?
Regards
Lee
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The properdata fix will flash a empty image to the phone which you'll have to resize after flash or I'll get 2.Gb of internal storage only.you might need repair data first or reboot recovery for it to be repairable.
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U are best.
Does flashing ROM's work?
I whant to flash newest N emui 5.0 wihout roolback

I don't know why but my phone fails to boot after flashing the properdatafix.zip and resizing.
It resizes correctly but after it won't boot. I have to flash old firmware and upgrade to to 7.0 again.
Any help would be great.
Regards
Lee

richish said:
U are best.
Does flashing ROM's work?
I whant to flash newest N emui 5.0 wihout roolback
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It flashes firmwares yes I've reflashed N and the hw_EU full package
thel2dab said:
I don't know why but my phone fails to boot after flashing the properdatafix.zip and resizing.
It resizes correctly but after it won't boot. I have to flash old firmware and upgrade to to 7.0 again.
Any help would be great.
Regards
Lee
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Exactly what did you flash? AFAIK if it is a zip that mounts a image it will either bill the flash process with a reboot or make your device stuck on splash screen. What zip did u use?
If.u flashed N pack from M twrp u can install it again with this twrp. If it doesn't boot then it's probably due to a Img (ext4) that is being mounted and that's most likely is due to modified boot.img which will kill the boot procedure supersu package can make a modified boot but it won't boot due to su.img being mounted so it'll reboot to recovery
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Exactly what did you flash? AFAIK if it is a zip that mounts a image it will either bill the flash process with a reboot or make your device stuck on splash screen. What zip did u use?
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I flashed the properdatafix.zip from the 1st post. Then rebooted in to twrp went to wipe - advanced wipe - data - resize partion - reboot - stuck on black screen.
fastboot flash, recovery, boot, system, from stock to get device booting again.
I must be doing something wrong. I know this is really cheeky to ask but could you make a video or something of the correct flashing procedure? The way I have tried is like this:
1 Fastboot flash your recovery.img
2. Boot into TWRP recovery.
3. Install properdatafix.zip
4. Reboot recovery.
5. Resize data partition.
6. Reboot and phone wont boot anymore.
Regards
Lee

thel2dab said:
I flashed the properdatafix.zip from the 1st post. Then rebooted in to twrp went to wipe - advanced wipe - data - resize partion - reboot - stuck on black screen.
fastboot flash, recovery, boot, system, from stock to get device booting again.
I must be doing something wrong. I know this is really cheeky to ask but could you make a video or something of the correct flashing procedure? The way I have tried is like this:
1 Fastboot flash your recovery.img
2. Boot into TWRP recovery.
3. Install properdatafix.zip
4. Reboot recovery.
5. Resize data partition.
6. Reboot and phone wont boot anymore.
Regards
Lee
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You can install the firmware again after you resized the data partition if something goes wrong and report back if it helps. Maybe it is a block issue in fstab but it shouldn't be
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@LastStandingDroid
I also will not boot in the system...
What file system (data) should be displayed in TWRP, ext4?

LastStandingDroid said:
You can install the firmware again after you resized the data partition if something goes wrong and report back if it helps. Maybe it is a block issue in fstab but it shouldn't be
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How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee

kep2008 said:
@LastStandingDroid
I also will not boot in the system...
What file system (data) should be displayed in TWRP, ext4?
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The data should be ext4 format. Could u mount system and check if there's any file in system folder also u might need to resize system as well since u only have 19mb as well.
thel2dab said:
How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee
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thel2dab said:
How should I install the firmware again? Through flashable zip or through dload folder and hold vol up and down when restarting phone? Thank you for your patience, I know I am taking a lot of your time with this.
Regards
Lee
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I'd use twrp to flash it.since u won't have to roll back again
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LastStandingDroid said:
I'd use twrp to flash it.since u won't have to roll back again
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Thanks. It seems to reflash ok in TWRP but after the flash completes. I need to factory reset but I am back to to stock recovery. It seems that flashing the update.zip overwrites the recovery. (I assume this is expected?)
Thanks again for your help. Is there is anything else I can try to get this to work?
Regards

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the data should be ext4 format. Could u mount system and check if there's any file in system folder also u might need to resize system as well since u only have 19mb as well.
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Again install update.zip 7.0, but the system will not boot...

thel2dab said:
Thanks. It seems to reflash ok in TWRP but after the flash completes. I need to factory reset but I am back to to stock recovery. It seems that flashing the update.zip overwrites the recovery. (I assume this is expected?)
Thanks again for your help. Is there is anything else I can try to get this to work?
Regards
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Yes the recovery is replaced after flash back stock. Did it boot after reflashed?
Strange are you having Vendor And product option available in Mount restore and backup? To see if they are properly flashed?
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Again install update.zip 7.0, but the system will not boot...
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Did you get the data to work in TWRP? I think the boot.img is the issue here tbh. Since I neither can't boot unless I use a supersu fixed image.
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Ok w8 I'll fix a twrp that will make the installation of su system less mode possible but u will be forced to remove su.img from /data/ else it won't boot
fastboot flash this: http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/7YNPp3AI/file.html
Before You Flash SuperSU-Systemmode you need to mount system & /vendor first since the Sepolicy is located in the "Vendor" Partition for reasons i won't bother to explain.
Once Flashed Mount Data again (if it gets unmounted, mount system) and navigate to /data and remove su.img
This will make N booting
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LastStandingDroid said:
Yes the recovery is replaced after flash back stock. Did it boot after reflashed?
Strange are you having Vendor And product option available in Mount restore and backup? To see if they are properly flashed?
Did you get the data to work in TWRP? I think the boot.img is the issue here tbh. Since I neither can't boot unless I use a supersu fixed image.
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/data is mounted only with /system, but the installation files still contain errors /data/media
mount -o bind /data/media /sdcard process ended with ERROR 255

kep2008 said:
/data is mounted only with /system, but the installation files still contain errors /data/media
mount -o bind /data/media /sdcard process ended with ERROR 255
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Did u use the new recovery? If so that is for now common since it uses a different mount file rather than busbox version) that's why this message comes
In fact I copied over the "original" mount file from stock recovery but it isn't copying the compete file as it's only 6b so it'll stay until I try fix it.
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