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Ok I got my G2x last month, have it rooted w/ OneSuperClick...(they said, to make sure you're rooted, check to see if u have the superuser icon in your phone, it's there.
So I'm rooted, nandroid backed-up and have the recoverymod flashed too.....
I have tried to flash a few nightly roms (p99_46.zip is the latest) as well as the Eagleblood 1.0.4. None of the install......they start w/:
-- Installing: /sdcard/EagleBlood1.04.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
E:Can't open /sdcard/EalgleBlood1.04.zip (bad)
Installation aborted.
(( so I'm forced to restore my stock back up.....
anyone have any suggestions...
I'm rooted, Have CWM recovery v3.0.2.7 installed...
Have clear davik's chache, have wiped cache partition, have wiped data/factory reset, tried installing any nightly ROMs from 44 and up and still nothing.....pls help...
GTLuver said:
Ok I got my G2x last month, have it rooted w/ OneSuperClick...(they said, to make sure you're rooted, check to see if u have the superuser icon in your phone, it's there.
So I'm rooted, nandroid backed-up and have the recoverymod flashed too.....
I have tried to flash a few nightly roms (p99_46.zip is the latest) as well as the Eagleblood 1.0.4. None of the install......they start w/:
-- Installing: /sdcard/EagleBlood1.04.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
E:Can't open /sdcard/EalgleBlood1.04.zip (bad)
Installation aborted.
(( so I'm forced to restore my stock back up.....
anyone have any suggestions...
I'm rooted, Have CWM recovery v3.0.2.7 installed...
Have clear davik's chache, have wiped cache partition, have wiped data/factory reset, tried installing any nightly ROMs from 44 and up and still nothing.....pls help...
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P.S... also....I heared about "gapps"...what is it and do I need it at all? When is the official 2.3.x (gingerbread) coming from Tmobile? I just want GB on my g2x
make sure u flashed clockwork recovery via NVflasher to TRULY gain a mod recovery. I always put the roms I wanna flash onto my phone's memory and NOT the microSD card. maybe that'll help.
Looks like a corrupt download. Delete the zip and try downloading again.
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Thnx for the reply. I tought I heard to have the ROMS in external memory card. Cuz, for example that's where clockworkmod backs up your nandroid.
Where do you place the ROMS(most roms have like 3 files in a compressed zip format.......i.e example.....the eagleblood ROM name is EagleBlood1.04.zip when u download it....inside the zip, theres two folders.....META-INF and "system".....a file called "boot.img" and another one called "installbusybox"...so where in the internal phone memory do u put the whole zip folder......?
put the WHOLE rom.zip on your memory. don't unzip anything.
+1 on the post above. redownload the rom and try flashing again.
after you flash the rom, flash gapps (this is the installer that includes market, gmail, etc.) You need it in order to get access to the market
Your steps should be as follows
1. Wipe Data
2. Wipe Dalvik cache
3. Flash Rom
4. Flash gapps
5. fix permissions
6. reboot
EDIT: and don't unzip anything. Place the WHOLE eaglesblood.zip file on your SD Card
Smurphjw said:
Looks like a corrupt download. Delete the zip and try downloading again.
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They all say the same....I got them from the cyanogenmod website......even Eagleblood1.04 from here.
funny thing i noticed tho, after I tried installing a rom, but of course it fails, I connect the phone to USB, go to external memory card, try to open the ROM zip file, it wont open....says "X:\EagleBlood1.04.zip The archive is either in unknown format or damaged"
Maybe it gets damaged or currupted during the time its trying to flash the files to the phone???
cybereclipse said:
+1 on the post above. redownload the rom and try flashing again.
after you flash the rom, flash gapps (this is the installer that includes market, gmail, etc.) You need it in order to get access to the market
Your steps should be as follows
1. Wipe Data
2. Wipe Dalvik cache
3. Flash Rom
4. Flash gapps
5. fix permissions
6. reboot
EDIT: and don't unzip anything. Place the WHOLE eaglesblood.zip file on your SD Card
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thanks....where do I get gapps and how do i go about installing it....I need to install it AFTER sucessfully flashing a rom, right?
Kinda new to the whole android thing, but not to modding devices...I started it when I got the $500+ moto RAZR when it came out, the psp, wii, ps3, itouch, etc. enuff about me....lets stay on topic
hehe me too, started with my verizon razr as well.
You can get gapps from here:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Latest_Version/Google_Apps
You install it AFTER successfully flashing a rom
and there is a thanks button
I just installed Unofficial CyanogenMod 7.2.0 RC1 and I got stuck with the logo android with arrow going around it. What should I do?
this is my first time to install this kind of stuffs.
Did u wipe data n cache before installing the rom?
1. Check if the rom is corrupt by extracting on pc. If it extracts d rom is fine. If not download again
2. Wipe data/reset, wipe cache prtition, go to advanced>>format /system and install the rom again
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(use cwm recovery for cyanogenmod)
Bro!! format /system before flashng any variation of Cyanogenmod over stock rom otherwise you'll stuck at android screen!!
Visit this post by A.cid for newbies which will surely help you
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25011743
Hope This Helps!!
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
Bro!! format /system before flashng any variation of Cyanogenmod over stock rom otherwise you'll stuck at android screen!!
Visit this post by A.cid for newbies which will surely help you
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25011743
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How to format the system? Sorry for this noob question. Is it the wipe thing in the recovery mode?
sumeet2203 said:
Did u wipe data n cache before installing the rom?
1. Check if the rom is corrupt by extracting on pc. If it extracts d rom is fine. If not download again
2. Wipe data/reset, wipe cache prtition, go to advanced>>format /system and install the rom again
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I have extracted the file and it is not corrupt.
So I will format before I need to install the rom. Will try this one.
Thanks. Will update if successful.
also wipe data after installing the rom
dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
also wipe data after installing the rom
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Just tried installing it. I have wipe everything and now I am at the black screen with just the ANDROID word.
lenra666 said:
How to format the system? Sorry for this noob question. Is it the wipe thing in the recovery mode?
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First of all, BE READY WITH UR FLASHABLE ROM.
It's obvious that you've CWM (i.e. ClockWorkMod) Recovery. So,
1. Go to CWM Recovery.
2. Go to "mounts and storage".
3. Select "format /system".
4. Select "Yes format".
NOTE:- Be **CAREFUL** after formating /system, ur phone can't be turned on. If you tried however or accidently pressed "reboot system now" from CWM main menu after formating /system, you'll end up bricking ur device.
So, Bro!! ***BE CAREFUL***!!!
It's not the same as wiping data or cache or dalvik cache. B'coz, after wiping data/cache/dalvik cache, you can normally switch on ur phone(UNLIKE formatting /system).
Also, After flashing Rom successfully, do this:
1. From CWM main menu, select "wipe data/factory reset" & confirm it.
2. Then select "wipe cache partition" & confirm it.
3. Then goto "advanced" and select "wipe dalvik cache" & confirm it.
4. & Then select "reboot system now"...
It may take 5-10 minutes to boot, so have patience...
ENJOY UR NEW ROM!!!
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
First of all, BE READY WITH UR FLASHABLE ROM.
It's obvious that you've CWM (i.e. ClockWorkMod) Recovery. So,
1. Go to CWM Recovery.
2. Go to "mounts and storage".
3. Select "format /system".
4. Select "Yes format".
NOTE:- Be **CAREFUL** after formating /system, ur phone can't be turned on. If you tried however or accidently pressed "reboot system now" from CWM main menu after formating /system, you'll end up bricking ur device.
So, Bro!! ***BE CAREFUL***!!!
It's not the same as wiping data or cache or dalvik cache. B'coz, after wiping data/cache/dalvik cache, you can normally switch on ur phone(UNLIKE formatting /system).
Also, After flashing Rom successfully, do this:
1. From CWM main menu, select "wipe data/factory reset" & confirm it.
2. Then select "wipe cache partition" & confirm it.
3. Then goto "advanced" and select "wipe dalvik cache" & confirm it.
4. & Then select "reboot system now"...
It may take 5-10 minutes to boot, so have patience...
ENJOY UR NEW ROM!!!
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So I just did what you have said above and it's been more than 10 minutes and all I am seeing is a black screen with the ANDROID.
Why is this happening? I did all what you have instructed but no luck. :crying:
O.K.!!
Flash this CWM Recovery(yours might get corrupted)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1339640
I'm using this only...
Then, try flashing Stock Based Custom Roms from here:-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26742913
Now, it should definitely work!!...
And if that doesn't work too, then flash stock firmware!! It's an ultimate remedy!!!
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Galaxy_Rohit said:
And if that doesn't work too, then flash stock firmware!! It's an ultimate remedy!!!
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I just tried what you have instructed and the screen is now stuck at the cyanogen Boot I think. (the android with arrow going around it).
How do I flash stock firmware?
Galaxy_Rohit said:
O.K.!!
Flash this CWM Recovery(yours might get corrupted)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1339640
I'm using this only...
Then, try flashing Stock Based Custom Roms from here:-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26742913
Now, it should definitely work!!...
And if that doesn't work too, then flash stock firmware!! It's an ultimate remedy!!!
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I have flashed the rom by creed and it work. The cyanogen rom is not working for me. :crying:
Why is this?
Bro!! If stock based custom roms work fine for U, then Cyanogenmod will also work. It sometime happens for the 1st time when u move from stock to Cyanogenmod.
So, you've a working phone with creeds(stock based) rom... U should TAKE ITS NANDROID BACKUP so that if some mishap happens in future, U can easily restore that.
If U know how to backup/restore, its fine... But if U don't, then do this:-
1. Switch off ur phone & enter in CWM Recovery.
2. From CWM main menu, goto "backup & restore".
3. Select "backup".
NOTE:- It's expected that you've sufficient storage space on ur sd card...
To restore an existing backup, selct "restore" under "backups & restore" menu and then select a desired back up file.
Now, you've a NANDROID BACKUP, you can give a try to various cyanogenmod roms (official or unofficial... depends on you) & if some wrong happens..., u know what to do... right???
For stock firmwares, visit www.samfirmware.com
U can also visit www.viotutorials.com for flashing processes along with video demonstration.:thumbup::thumbup:
Hope this helps!!
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Okay!!! Will try and do that. Will update here if it is still not working for me. :good:
Remove sim and try booting
"By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you, Man and Knife"
Galaxy_Rohit said:
Bro!! If stock based custom roms work fine for U, then Cyanogenmod will also work. It sometime happens for the 1st time when u move from stock to Cyanogenmod.
So, you've a working phone with creeds(stock based) rom... U should TAKE ITS NANDROID BACKUP so that if some mishap happens in future, U can easily restore that.
If U know how to backup/restore, its fine... But if U don't, then do this:-
1. Switch off ur phone & enter in CWM Recovery.
2. From CWM main menu, goto "backup & restore".
3. Select "backup".
NOTE:- It's expected that you've sufficient storage space on ur sd card...
To restore an existing backup, selct "restore" under "backups & restore" menu and then select a desired back up file.
Now, you've a NANDROID BACKUP, you can give a try to various cyanogenmod roms (official or unofficial... depends on you) & if some wrong happens..., u know what to do... right???
For stock firmwares, visit www.samfirmware.com
U can also visit www.viotutorials.com for flashing processes along with video demonstration.:thumbup::thumbup:
Hope this helps!!
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Thanks man! Now it works... I have installed CM 7 in my fit. thank you very much. Will be exploring this new rom. :good::highfive:
Ur welcome:thumbup:
Add "SOLVED" tag now!!
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This changes everything! All in all should cut 30 mins. off of ROM Flashing!
What if you could cut that time by a solid 20 or 30 minutes? Thanks to a new feature just incorporated in Titanium Backup, you can. With the newest update to TB Pro, you can now create a flashable zip of all your apps and data. That means that you can flash all your goodies right after a new ROM and fire up a system that's ready to go right out of the box.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/11/06/new-in-titanium-backup-create-flashable-zips-of-all-your-apps-and-data/
It'll be interesting how the "data" part works out on new or re-based ROMS though.
I saw this today and got super excited. Hope it works good and is bug free.
Cool! I remember when CWM was supposed to add a feature to create a zip of the Rom you were running but that never came out.
MMag05 said:
I saw this today and got super excited. Hope it works good and is bug free.
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Just tried it, it makes the update.zip file in the root of the SD0 card, even if you have backups to save to SD1 (external SD card)
sanjsrik said:
Just tried it, it makes the update.zip file in the root of the SD0 card, even if you have backups to save to SD1 (external SD card)
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Yep. I haven't tried restoring via CWM yet though.
Samsung.Galaxy.S3 said:
Yep. I haven't tried restoring via CWM yet though.
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I was going to try it since I just downloaded the latest nightly for CM10. I've noticed <off topic> that if I do a dirty upgrade (wiping just dalvik and cache), that my phone answers calls in speakerphone mode</off topic>
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sanjsrik said:
I was going to try it since I just downloaded the latest nightly for CM10. I've noticed <off topic> that if I do a dirty upgrade (wiping just dalvik and cache), that my phone answers calls in speakerphone mode</off topic>
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tried the update.zip as the last file to flash after updating on a complete wipe to the latest CM nightly (11/07/2012), flashed GAPPS, then tried to flash update.zip. It "looked" it was flashing, went through about 5 of the 54 applications and then rebooted into CM with none of the applications installed.
Only saving grace was I had the foresight to to a TI backup before I tried the update.zip
I was able to restore all 54 applications from there after downloading TI Backup from the market.
Long and short, it doesn't work yet. Good concept, doesn't work.
An advanced restore in cwm let's you restore all of your apps, data and widgets.
superrelaxx said:
An advanced restore in cwm let's you restore all of your apps, data and widgets.
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Could you be a little more specific as to what you mean? Which version, how to run it. and so on?
sanjsrik said:
Could you be a little more specific as to what you mean? Which version, how to run it. and so on?
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This has worked on every version of cwm that I've used (I'm on 6.0.1.2). If you've already made a backup, then flash a new rom:
-go back into recovery
-select backup/restore
-goto advanced restore
-select the rom to get your backup from
-select restore data
-reboot
@sanjsrik
Yeah, not working for me as well. Maybe I'm missing a step here or not doing it in the correct order.
1. Boot to Recovery
2. Wipe/Factory reset
3. Wipe cache
4. Wipe dalvik
5. Install ROM (in this test case, CM10)
6. Install .zip file (created by TI Backup)
7. Boot
8. Nothing restored (it's like a bone stock install of CM10)
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superrelaxx said:
This has worked on every version of cwm that I've used (I'm on 6.0.1.2). If you've already made a backup, then flash a new rom:
-go back into recovery
-select backup/restore
-goto advanced restore
-select the rom to get your backup from
-select restore data
-reboot
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If that's the case, we don't need TI Backup, no?
Samsung.Galaxy.S3 said:
@sanjsrik
Yeah, not working for me as well. Maybe I'm missing a step here or not doing it in the correct order.
1. Boot to Recovery
2. Wipe/Factory reset
3. Wipe cache
4. Wipe dalvik
5. Install ROM (in this test case, CM10)
6. Install .zip file (created by TI Backup)
7. Boot
8. Nothing restored (it's like a bone stock install of CM10)
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If that's the case, we don't need TI Backup, no?
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Does this restore the applications before the flash update? It doesn't step on any of the system stuff?
sanjsrik said:
Does this restore the applications before the flash update? It doesn't step on any of the system stuff?
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I flash my new rom, boot up, and let it settle. If by chance the apps don't get installed automatically from the Google restore, then I boot back into recovery and do the advanced restore. This doesn't affect the system (don't want that)
superrelaxx said:
I flash my new rom, boot up, and let it settle. If by chance the apps don't get installed automatically from the Google restore, then I boot back into recovery and do the advanced restore. This doesn't affect the system (don't want that)
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Next nightly, I'm giving this a shot. Full wipe and restore just the data before rebooting back into ROM.
Thanks for the advice.
to avoid running into system data restore errors should i deselect everything that is red?
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just tried this and i cant get past boot logo screen..anyone else?
superrelaxx said:
I flash my new rom, boot up, and let it settle. If by chance the apps don't get installed automatically from the Google restore, then I boot back into recovery and do the advanced restore. This doesn't affect the system (don't want that)
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Is this safe to do if switching ROMs?
TyroneLT said:
Is this safe to do if switching ROMs?
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I hate letting Google reinstall everything. Takes forever and doesn't restore data
Squirted out of my Samsung's jellybean
TyroneLT said:
Is this safe to do if switching ROMs?
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I just used a backup of Synergy to restore data into Beans. I did the advanced restore right after flashing the rom without rebooting first. Worked perfect!
superrelaxx said:
I just used a backup of Synergy to restore data into Beans. I did the advanced restore right after flashing the rom without rebooting first. Worked perfect!
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I tried this process tonight and it worked perfectly!
I flashed rom, gapps n then i hit that install update.zip button after I let the rom boot up n settle. It wouldn't get past the boot animation. I wiped, flashed rom, flashed gapps, let the rom boot up n settle. Then I went back into recovery. I installed the zip as I would a regular zip n I fixed permissions. Then it worked
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superrelaxx said:
This has worked on every version of cwm that I've used (I'm on 6.0.1.2). If you've already made a backup, then flash a new rom:
-go back into recovery
-select backup/restore
-goto advanced restore
-select the rom to get your backup from
-select restore data
-reboot
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This looks to be a process to try!
Hi
I tried to install cm11
And I used this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2589303
When I wanted to install
I was registered installtaion aborted
And discovered that it was because that cwm I have his version does not match
So I found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2564767
This update cwm
Is it safe?
Anyone tried it?
Because I want to try it to install kitkat
Sorry for the english, I'm from Israel
And I used Google Translate
eran32 said:
Hi
I tried to install cm11
And I used this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2589303
When I wanted to install
I was registered installtaion aborted
And discovered that it was because that cwm I have his version does not match
So I found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2564767
This update cwm
Is it safe?
Anyone tried it?
Because I want to try it to install kitkat
Sorry for the english, I'm from Israel
And I used Google Translate
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שלום
Not bad!
Use the Jan 16 version. As with any playing around, do a backup before flashing cm-11. If you need to do any sdcard partitioning, do it on the old version as these functions are not in this new version.
Dovidhalevi said:
שלום
Not bad!
Use the Jan 16 version. As with any playing around, do a backup before flashing cm-11. If you need to do any sdcard partitioning, do it on the old version as these functions are not in this new version.
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so, download jan 16 version and flash the update zip in recovery?
and then install cm11?
eran32 said:
so, download jan 16 version and flash the update zip in recovery?
and then install cm11?
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Yes, you flash the new recovery with the old recovery first. Reboot to new recovery. Remember to wipe user data/factory reset along with wiping Dalvik cache and formatting system from the mounts and storage item. Then install your CM11 ROM.
shinobisoft said:
Yes, you flash the new recovery with the old recovery first. Reboot to new recovery. Remember to wipe user data/factory reset along with wiping Dalvik cache and formatting system from the mounts and storage item. Then install your CM11 ROM.
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Good
So what I gather, I need to install the update zip in cwm
And if I want to install cm11 steps I need?
eran32 said:
Good
So what I gather, I need to install the update zip in cwm
And if I want to install cm11 steps I need?
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I would hope that the update.zip you are referring to is a flashable recovery. From the link posted it is. It's the newest recovery with support for KitKat ROMs. Flash this like you would flash anything else. IE; Install zip from sdcard. Then go to 'Advanced' and choose reboot recovery. This will reboot you in to the new recovery you just flashed.
From there do "Wipe data/factory reset" and then go to "Advanced" again and select "Wipe Dalvik cache". Go back to CWM main menu and then select "Mounts and storage". From there only select "Format /system". Back to CWM main menu. Select 'Install zip from sdcard'. If the ROM is on your external SD, which it should be, then choose "install from external sd". Confirm the installation and wait for it to install. Back to CWM main menu and choose reboot system. Voila!
Now I don't wanna seem harsh, but there are countless threads that explain how to flash a ROM/zip. XDA enforces using their search function to help prevent multiple threads of roughly the same content from being created. So in the future, please use the Search function before creating a new thread.
shinobisoft said:
I would hope that the update.zip you are referring to is a flashable recovery. From the link posted it is. It's the newest recovery with support for KitKat ROMs. Flash this like you would flash anything else. IE; Install zip from sdcard. Then go to 'Advanced' and choose reboot recovery. This will reboot you in to the new recovery you just flashed.
From there do "Wipe data/factory reset" and then go to "Advanced" again and select "Wipe Dalvik cache". Go back to CWM main menu and then select "Mounts and storage". From there only select "Format /system". Back to CWM main menu. Select 'Install zip from sdcard'. If the ROM is on your external SD, which it should be, then choose "install from external sd". Confirm the installation and wait for it to install. Back to CWM main menu and choose reboot system. Voila!
Now I don't wanna seem harsh, but there are countless threads that explain how to flash a ROM/zip. XDA enforces using their search function to help prevent multiple threads of roughly the same content from being created. So in the future, please use the Search function before creating a new thread.
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Good man, I'll try it
But after that I'll update I can install the cm7 if I wanted?
Clockwork 6.0 only flash cm10~cm11. If you like to install anothrer version, like cm9 or cm7 you have to flash first rhe clockwork 5.0. And then rwboot recovery and then flash zip. So, once you have downloaded the flashable zip for clock 5.0 and the wanted rom you have to do
1- Copy clock 5 and rom to sd card.
2- Reboot recovery
3- Flash clock 5
4- Reboot recovery
5- flash wanted rom under the rom instructions.
6- Enjoy
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The cm11 support Hebrew?
and my cwm is 5.0.2.0
so i can upgrade to 6.0.4.6 cwm?
eran32 said:
The cm11 support Hebrew?
and my cwm is 5.0.2.0
so i can upgrade to 6.0.4.6 cwm?
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I cannot say if CM11 supports Hebrew or not, sorry. However, in order to install CM11 you need the newest recovery 6.0.4.6 as you've already figured out. That recovery, 6.0.4.6, will allow you to swap between CM10.2 and CM11 with no issues. To go back to older Android versions you will need to revert back to your older CWM first.
Clock 5.0 is capable of flash:
-CM7
-CM9
-CM10
-CM10.1
-CM10.2
Clock 6.0 is capable of flashing:
-CM10
-CM10.1
-CM10.2
-CM11
Hope it helps you.
chalo99 said:
Clock 5.0 is capable of flash:
-CM7
-CM9
-CM10
-CM10.1
-CM10.2
Clock 6.0 is capable of flashing:
-CM10
-CM10.1
-CM10.2
-CM11
Hope it helps you.
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thanks, but i can update from my version?
and not need to flash gapps?
And how to increase space by a partition, you can put some space want?
Because I saw that choose mb
eran32 said:
thanks, but i can update from my version?
and not need to flash gapps?
And how to increase space by a partition, you can put some space want?
Because I saw that choose mb
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CWM 5.0.2.0 can NOT flash CM11. You will get Status 7 error. You must upgrade recoveries to install CM11.
If you don't plan on having a GMail account attached to the device, have no need for the Play Store and some others, then no, don't flash GAPPs. Though I suspect you'll find that you will want/need to.
There is no safe way to increase the internal memory, as in change partition sizes, of these devices.
shinobisoft said:
CWM 5.0.2.0 can NOT flash CM11. You will get Status 7 error. You must upgrade recoveries to install CM11.
If you don't plan on having a GMail account attached to the device, have no need for the Play Store and some others, then no, don't flash GAPPs. Though I suspect you'll find that you will want/need to.
There is no safe way to increase the internal memory, as in change partition sizes, of these devices.
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thanks man, you have skype?
and if i want i can downgrade cwm after update?
eran32 said:
thanks man, you have skype?
and if i want i can downgrade cwm after update?
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Sorry, no Skype for me. Yes you can downgrade CWM but I wouldn't advise it unless you are going to go back to an older version of Android.
shinobisoft said:
Sorry, no Skype for me. Yes you can downgrade CWM but I wouldn't advise it unless you are going to go back to an older version of Android.
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thanks man, so if i want to install kitkat i'm need to :
1. Update cwm
2. Reboot Into Recovery
3. Do A Full Wipe (Wipe Data + Wipe Dalvik Cache + Wipe Cache partiton + system format)
4. Flash The Rom
5. Flash gapps
6. Reboot
thats fine to do it?
eran32 said:
thanks man, so if i want to install kitkat i'm need to :
1. Update cwm
2. Reboot Into Recovery
3. Do A Full Wipe (Wipe Data + Wipe Dalvik Cache + Wipe Cache partiton + system format)
4. Flash The Rom
5. Flash gapps
6. Reboot
thats fine to do it?
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I would make a backup of my current ROM with my current recovery before proceeding. After that it sounds like you've got the steps figured out
shinobisoft said:
I would make a backup of my current ROM with my current recovery before proceeding. After that it sounds like you've got the steps figured out
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fine, but i have cm7 install on sd card
you say that im can downgrade cwm
and if im got brick im can fix it
and to update i'm need to flash the zip?
eran32 said:
fine, but i have cm7 install on sd card
you say that im can downgrade cwm
and if im got brick im can fix it
and to update i'm need to flash the zip?
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The backup statement I made was just a precaution. It's better to be safe than sorry.
I don't understand why you want to install CM11 and then downgrade your recovery. That makes no sense to me. Any flashable zips that need installed will also need the same recovery. CM11 added some new and reworked commands to the scripting language used to install flashable zips thru recovery. That's why you need to upgrade recoveries.
shinobisoft said:
The backup statement I made was just a precaution. It's better to be safe than sorry.
I don't understand why you want to install CM11 and then downgrade your recovery. That makes no sense to me. Any flashable zips that need installed will also need the same recovery. CM11 added some new and reworked commands to the scripting language used to install flashable zips thru recovery. That's why you need to upgrade recoveries.
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im install cm11 and all working
but the Cellular Network not working
Hi,
I have rooted my phone!
I found a custom Rom from the other thread!
Now can anyone tell me how to install the custom rom?
i mean after rooting what are the steps i need to follow? should i take backup? should i download recovery software? if so what are steps or download links for it!!
please let me know
hey dude just follow these steps
1) reboot into recovery
2) select wipe data..--then yes
3) select wipe cache--then yes
4) go to ADVANCE select then wipe dalvik cache and battery stats
5) then from main menu got o mounts and storage and select format system
6) go to install zip from sd
7) then go to install zip from internal sd
8) select the zip (rom) and install
9) rom will reboot itself after installation otherwise click Reboot system from main menu after installation
10) start dancing as u have installed your first rom
Hello friend
What is custom ROM
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Where did u find the rom ??
I also have Canvas A111 !
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padk24 said:
Hi,
I have rooted my phone!
I found a custom Rom from the other thread!
Now can anyone tell me how to install the custom rom?
i mean after rooting what are the steps i need to follow? should i take backup? should i download recovery software? if so what are steps or download links for it!!
please let me know
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Before installing the Custom Rom you need to install the CWM Recovery using Uncle Tools, here is the link http://forum.xda-developers.com/canvas-doodle-2/development/cwm-cwm-recovery-version-5-5-40-canvas-t2435565
Then download the Custom Rom whichever you want, paste it in the SD Card,then boot into recovery
1.Wipe data/factory reset
2.From advance menu do dalvik cache clear
3.Go in mount and storage select format system
4.Select install from SD card and flash rom
:good: You can now enjoy your custom rom
padk24 said:
Hi,
I have rooted my phone!
I found a custom Rom from the other thread!
Now can anyone tell me how to install the custom rom?
i mean after rooting what are the steps i need to follow? should i take backup? should i download recovery software? if so what are steps or download links for it!!
please let me know
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first u need to flash ur recovery to cwm use flshfy from play s tore and dwonlod cwm from net
hit tnx button if it helps