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[Q] Recoveries options

Hi folks!
I'm getting a Xoom next week (a little late, but better late than never!) so I'm new to Xoom related topics.
I took this weekend to read as much as I can about the device, methods and options available for it. And I got very impressed, there's a lot of stuff, which is a good thing!
But one thing in special got my attention: the recoveries available here.
I did not dig up that much on the forum, so I just found this two:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1235170
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1074979
The first one is based on ClockworkMod 5.0.2.8, and the last one, as far as I understood, is based on ClockworkMod 3.2.0.0.
I know this is a very particular choice of the developer, basing his(hers) work on whatever he(she) sees fit, but here comes my question:
Why no one mention this option here: http://download.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-5.8.3.1-wingray.img ???
I got this link from CyanogemMod wiki: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Motorola_Xoom_(Wi-Fi):_Full_Update_Guide
And looking at the numbers I can tell the first two options are very outdated... Someone ever used this 5.8.3.1 version?? It has any known issues?? Less features??
Maybe I'm being stupid by asking these questions, but I prefer not to be in doubt.
Thanks in advance!

look also TWRP recovery
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1782235

Thanks! Seems very nice!
But I'm really curious about the official ClockworkMod recovery that I mentioned.

I've used the official CWM for xoom and it really sucks compared to some other options we have. It is good but there isn't an option for installing from internal SD card and nandroids to internal SD card. The font is much bigger and more scrolling is needed.
I personally think Team Rogues touch recovery is best, I use that permanently.
Team EOS have a later version here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604014
TWRP personally I hate, maybe we got off on a bad foot but I really dislike the interface and the way it works.
Give them all a flash and see what suits you, it's relatively easy to switch between them so it's not a hassle.

This is what I want: some opinions about them. Thanks!
Team Rogue's seems very nice indeed! I'm very inclined to use that.
In this link you sent me there are some big letters saying it's depreciated and tells us to use TWRP instead, which is very nice too!

Don't use the official CWM as they aren't optimized for the Xoom and don't have external capabilities. Stick with either the current EOS or Rogue recovery. Imo TWRP is the best because it allows you to compress backups and flash multiple zips at once. It is also a full gui and therefore easier to navigate. Lastly it incorporates a file manager into the recovery, CWM doesn't have that. You can also look the screen while in TWRP to prevent accidental execution of commands.
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That's very nice, man! Thanks a lot! My decision is getting tougher..
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The fact that Team EOSs recovery is depreciated doesn't mean it doesn't work, it works perfectly and is still a great recovery. It's just no longer maintained/updated

matt4321 said:
TWRP personally I hate, maybe we got off on a bad foot but I really dislike the interface and the way it works.
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lot of people have LESS issue with TWRP.
and the way it work is better than other recovery.

thenemis said:
lot of people have LESS issue with TWRP.
and the way it work is better than other recovery.
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For you maybe. And others. I personally prefer Team Rogues recovery. Everyone has a preference

matt4321 said:
The fact that Team EOSs recovery is depreciated doesn't mean it doesn't work, it works perfectly and is still a great recovery. It's just no longer maintained/updated
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I see.. I'm gonna give it a try also.
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matt4321 said:
For you maybe. And others.
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yes, LOT others...
matt4321 said:
I personally prefer Team Rogues recovery. Everyone has a preference
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"preference" != "good recovery"

Hello from my brand new Xoom!! Can`t wait for the weekend to start tinkering!!
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felipevsw said:
Hello from my brand new Xoom!! Can`t wait for the weekend to start tinkering!!
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You're gunna love it mate

I'm loving it already!
Next step: GEDifing it!
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felipevsw said:
I'm loving it already!
Next step: GEDifing it!
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The wifi Xoom is already a GED...
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Only in the USA..
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If someone could, please help me... I don't seem to get the recovery working...
First I got really scared when I first entered stock recovery and only the lying Android with the red triangle with a black exclamation mark appeared with no options at all! I search for this to find that this is how stock recovery looks like.. It's not an error.
Then I pressed Vol up + Power to reboot my device. No options appeared...
I installed Tiamat's 3.2.0.0 rc4 recovery via command line. Apparently everything went good, but when I adb reboot recovery, I get the same lying Android screen with no options (seems that Tiamat's recovery was not installed, yet no error message appeared during installation..)
What am I missing?? What are the buttons combinations to get the recovery options??
[]'s

felipevsw said:
I installed Tiamat's 3.2.0.0 rc4 recovery via command line. Apparently everything went good, but when I adb reboot recovery
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adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery the-recovery-you-want-but-the-better-is-twrp.img
after flash (look on the screen of xoom for confirm ) press "vol up + power" , xoom reboot and you see motorola round red logo, WAIT 3 second then press "vol down" , you see "Android Recovery" confirm with "vol up"

After I adb flash, I fastboot reboot... Didn't do any button combination.... maybe that's that...
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I installed twrp,where is Apk in my app drawer???

I just suprrcid perm rooted unlock downloader and soft and install TWRP,do they have an app for our app drawer or do we have to get to recovery with vol down and power button,I'm used to having an app to get to recovery and backups like 4ext does and cwr is that not an option with twrp thanks!!!
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Twrp is not an app.. Its a recovery image
Either use a ROM with APM and hold power, hit restart and then hit recovery
Or use adb and enter ADV reboot recovery
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Thanks came from mt4g and I'm new to the hox,this is entirely a different beast!!!
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jwhood said:
Thanks came from mt4g and I'm new to the hox,this is entirely a different beast!!!
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TWRP is like this on all devices. If you want a good app for managing backups from within Android try Nandroid Manager

You could download quick boot app

jwhood said:
Thanks came from mt4g and I'm new to the hox,this is entirely a different beast!!!
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If you're familiar with other devices, it's possible you used CWM instead of TWRP, so just think of TWRP in that way.

ken bentley said:
You could download quick boot app
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I dl su root tool frm market,wonder why teamwin didnt include an apk so we could access everything,it is what it is i guess!!!
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jwhood said:
wonder why teamwin didnt include an apk so we could access everything
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Its just a "bonus" feature on the other custom recoveries that you have used. All the older versions of CWM I've used never had any feature like that (reboot into recovery app in app drawer).
Lots of custom ROMs have the option to reboot into bootloader and recovery, in the power menu (when you hold the power button down). And its also easily accessed with the usual button combo. So TeamWin probably just didn't see a need for it. Lots of people also might not like extra apps in their drawer.

jwhood said:
I dl su root tool frm market,wonder why teamwin didnt include an apk so we could access everything,it is what it is i guess!!!
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GooManager may be what you're looking for. Among other tools, you can update TWRP from the app.

[skyrocket][CWM Advanced Edition] PhilZ Touch

Main thread + features + install instructions + dev support
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
PhilZ Touch is a CWM Advanced Edition that adds all the features you could ever miss in CWM
It is a well proven recovery for many phones
It also adds a full touch interface a completely configurable GUI
Please give your feedback, what works, and any bug you could encounter
Read the features, and check if you are missing something
Also, do not forget to read about the powerful aroma file manager integration and double tap shortcut
Download links
Last version can be found here:
Galaxy S2 i727 (skyrocket)
http://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition
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This is a safe flasher for 4.4 ROMs I would assume. I guess I'll be the Guinea pig. Will my old cwm nandroids work?
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Smittiegee19 said:
This is a safe flasher for 4.4 ROMs I would assume. I guess I'll be the Guinea pig. Will my old cwm nandroids work?
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I'm ready to test now. Will find out!
SGH-I727 Peace

It is compiled from official cm-10.2 sources
So, I assume it is safe, just as stock CWM can be

It flashed fine and seems to accept regular backups. The interface is sweet looking. I like it. Way better than the previous bare bones one, as far as looks go. As soon as I find a new ROM to flash I'll give it whirl. Good job dude.
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Thank you very much! Im having no issuses. Although i dont see a "fix permissions". Is that no longer needed?

Works good! Backed up current 4.3.1 rom then restored old backup of a 4.3.1 rom. Have not tried to flash or restore 4.4 yet. Thanks!!
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Beautiful!
SGH-I727 Peace

Smittiegee19 said:
This is a safe flasher for 4.4 ROMs I would assume. I guess I'll be the Guinea pig. Will my old cwm nandroids work?
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Just flashed Slimkat4.4 everything works as it should so far.
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EQ2192012 said:
Just flashed Slimkat4.4 everything works as it should so far.
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looks amazing, i got confused with the buttons at the bottom at first but now i get it. Seems good :3

Finally!
:happydance:

Eighteen thumbs up for you, my friend!
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I'm a bit leery of the fact that it is based on 10.2 sources. I'm on 11.0, and while CWM 6.0.3.7 is very painful to use from a UI perspective, it has always worked, so I don't want to mess with my partitions unless I know it supports 4.4.

slahti said:
Eighteen thumbs up for you, my friend!
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Cwm 6043 is touch based btw
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rpr69 said:
I'm a bit leery of the fact that it is based on 10.2 sources. I'm on 11.0, and while CWM 6.0.3.7 is very painful to use from a UI perspective, it has always worked, so I don't want to mess with my partitions unless I know it supports 4.4.
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cm-10.2 recoveries are way more stable than yet experimental cm11 branch
You can wait next year when cm-11 recoveries are fully stable, but then you'll even have to wait for cm12 :cyclops:

Chopsticks gave a specific recovery for 4.3 and 4.4, risk ain't worth it in my book. Anyway nice job seems cool.
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TheCybertronian said:
Chopsticks gave a specific recovery for 4.3 and 4.4, risk ain't worth it in my book. Anyway nice job seems cool.
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This is my point. Will PhilZ recovery properly write partitions? Specifically /data, as I believe that is the problematic one due to SELinux.

rpr69 said:
This is my point. Will PhilZ recovery properly write partitions? Specifically /data, as I believe that is the problematic one due to SELinux.
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1- Read the few pages of the thread
2- This is based on celox, and all celox based devices I support do work perfectly
3- Either test and report or watch the thread and wait without cluttering it with useless comments
4- Ask in FAQ if you are impatient to wait for others to test it for you
Sorry, monitoring +70 threads for support/feedback. If I have to refresh them all just for useless comments, I am wasting my time

nap286 said:
Thank you very much! Im having no issuses. Although i dont see a "fix permissions". Is that no longer needed?
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Nope, does nothing. That's a relic from the gingerbread era.
TheCybertronian said:
Chopsticks gave a specific recovery for 4.3 and 4.4, risk ain't worth it in my book. Anyway nice job seems cool.
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I'll make our position clear on that statement. We recommend a specific recovery so that we can rule out certain items when debugging issues, that is all. We are not making a recommendation based on "what is the best recovery available", it is a consistency decision that helps us when issues arise related to the file system, flashing, etc.
@Phil3759 - thanks for building this for the skyrocket.

I installed the new cm11 nightly with 0 problems. Went just like it should. Just FYI
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[ROM] [4.4.2] SlimKat [UNOFFICIAL] [5/25/2014]

Fresh from the kitchen comes ....
SlimKat
for the Samsung Relay 4G​
ROM: Download Here!
Gapps: Download Here!
Installation instructions:
Be sure before anything you are on latest firmware and modems
Be sure you are on latest TWRP Recovery found here
In wipe menu:
Swype to Factory Reset
Advanced Wipe menu checkmark the following:
Dalvik Cache
Cache
Data
System
Now go back and select Install tab to Flash Rom, SuperSU And Gapps
SlimKat does not come with su binary by default, you must flash a third party su binary/daemon if you want this functionality. REV3NT3CH suggests using SuperSU: Found here
Reboot and profit
Credits go to SlimRoms and all who made it possible
See HERE for the full list of general credits
Special Mentions:
@Snuzzo for his awesome kernel work
@falle21 for Beta and bug testing for me
TeamApexQ for getting the devices development as far as it has and for other various work. Great work guys!
ROM Source
Device Source
Device specific to rom changelog:
5/25/14: Straight updates from slim source and patched up the device source a little.
3/15/14: Initial build
Known Bugs:
MHL

Reserved for future use

Give some proper credits to SlimRoms too bro.
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Great work, it's an excellent ROM! Works perfectly
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Snuzzo said:
Give some proper credits to SlimRoms too bro.
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Done
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REV3NT3CH said:
Done
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And thanks for porting over these ROMs (Carbon, SlimKat) for this device. My girlfriend MUST have a physical keyboard so it's great to have these choices.
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reaper000 said:
And thanks for porting over these ROMs (Carbon, SlimKat) for this device. My girlfriend MUST have a physical keyboard so it's great to have these choices.
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your welcome....there will be many more to come as well...but these aren't ports...they were specifically built for this device from source code

Rom updated to 5/25/14.... enjoy

REV3NT3CH said:
Rom updated to 5/25/14.... enjoy
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Thanks!! One of the best roms to me.
Thanks for the great work
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tried this rom but the camera showed many squarelike motion pictures don'w know what happened exactly. also wifi was weird like it apps were updating but the playstore said no internet connection

qqisa said:
tried this rom but the camera showed many squarelike motion pictures don'w know what happened exactly. also wifi was weird like it apps were updating but the playstore said no internet connection
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The apps thing is normal not sure about the other thing.
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qqisa said:
tried this rom but the camera showed many squarelike motion pictures don'w know what happened exactly. also wifi was weird like it apps were updating but the playstore said no internet connection
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Camera have this problem in this release
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qqisa said:
tried this rom but the camera showed many squarelike motion pictures don'w know what happened exactly. also wifi was weird like it apps were updating but the playstore said no internet connection
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ill look into it...also if you are referring to any sort of play services error...this has to do with the gapps that are flashed and it just needs to be updated from play store itself

can this rom be installed on cwm 6.0.1.2? ive noticed on a lot of the roms that they all say twrp.

Nvm I found out my issue. Was on an outdated cwm. Found the updated cwm and finally got the install in.
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I'm also having the camera issue. Can't figure out how 2 fix it
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flip3601 said:
I'm also having the camera issue. Can't figure out how 2 fix it
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you can flash the older version...that one worked fine...i do plan on updating this in the near future

REV3NT3CH said:
you can flash the older version...that one worked fine...i do plan on updating this in the near future
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Its actually my nephew's phone. The op DL link has the latest ROM and I didn't check 2 find an older ROM. But I'll look into it. Thanx rev3nt3ch

flip3601 said:
Its actually my nephew's phone. The op DL link has the latest ROM and I didn't check 2 find an older ROM. But I'll look into it. Thanx rev3nt3ch
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want the link?
Edit: here you go just click here for it
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flip3601 said:
can this rom be installed on cwm 6.0.1.2? ive noticed on a lot of the roms that they all say twrp.
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I have flashed this rom with CWM recovery without any issues. I'm not sure why one recovery is recommended over another sometimes, but if you like the rom and want to stick with it, you can always switch to the TWRP recovery. There is a flashable zip available on here that works just fine.

[RECOVERY][6/10/14]ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) 6.0.5.1 for KFireHD7"

BEFORE YOU FLASH THIS, PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE A 2ND-BOOTLOADER INSTALLED FROM HERE.
This is a source-built version of CWM version 6.0.4.9 for use with the 2012 Kindle Fire HD 7" ONLY. Do not attempt to use this recovery on any other device.
Features:
OpenRecoveryScript-compatible
Backup/Restore
Mount/Unmount/Format Partitions
Warnings:
- I am not to be held responsible if you brick your device using this. (I will feel kinda bad though and help you to the best of my ability)
Bugs:
I have not managed to find any. If you find one, feel free to let me know.
Additional Notes:
- I will attempt to maintain this in my spare time. If a new release comes out that you are interested in and I have not updated yet, feel free to let me know.
- To flash this in another recovery, say, TWRP, download and flash the Recovery Zip File.
- To flash via fastboot, use the Recovery Image File.
To Install:
Recovery Image File:
- Reboot your device into fastboot mode (If you don't know what that is, follow the directions for the Recovery Zip File below)
- Issue the command
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash recovery kfhd-cwm-6.0.5.1-recovery.img
followed by
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1949 reboot
- Enjoy your new recovery!
Recovery Zip File:
(If you followed the guide above for Recovery Image File, you do not need to follow these instructions)
- Reboot your device into recovery mode.
- Select Install
- Navigate to the place where you downloaded the zip file
- Select the zip file
- Confirm the installation
- Enjoy your new recovery!
Download:
Version 6.0.5.1 (October 25th, 2014)
Recovery Image File
MD5: 5f4173f755270764389a210efacc2c6e
Recovery Zip File
MD5: 96f99b9c6b6d2f80311320a512a56cdb
Older Versions:
Version 6.0.4.9 (June 10th, 2014)
Recovery Image File
MD5: 4446bb1f7730bc5dbccb6f341b0ce13e
Recovery Zip File
MD5: ed4ad4e84fc98e48109226e7fbd9e152
Credits:
- Koush, for this amazing recovery!
- Hashcode, for his amazing work on the Kindle Fires!

I might as well reserve this...

I hope you get this working. Also, I don't know why "Fix Permissions" was taken out of the latest CWM & Philztouch versions. Maybe once you get this going you can look into that. Just a thought. Also, I can test, if needed.
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BookCase said:
I hope you get this working. Also, I don't know why "Fix Permissions" was taken out of the latest CWM & Philztouch versions. Maybe once you get this going you can look into that. Just a thought. Also, I can test, if needed.
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I just got Hashcode to help me out with the /system format thing and as for the /cache issue, apparently I was being too impatient. It seems to work fine.
I will fix and publish tomorrow.
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Updated! No longer potentially dangerous!

r3pwn said:
Updated! No longer potentially dangerous!
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Nice! Can I include this in my Flasher?

SafinWasi said:
Nice! Can I include this in my Flasher?
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Go ahead!
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r3pwn said:
Updated! No longer potentially dangerous!
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Awesome, good job! I'll let you know if I find any bugs.
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r3pwn said:
Go ahead!
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Okay!!!!

r3pwn said:
I am not to be held responsible if you brick your device using this. (I will feel kinda bad though and help you to the best of my ability)
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There's something most developers don't offer. Good for you
>>>Sent from my homebuilt TARDIS running Android 4.4... or maybe it's a Kindle Fire HD running Cyanogenmod 11<<<

Ph0enix_216 said:
There's something most developers don't offer. Good for you
>>>Sent from my homebuilt TARDIS running Android 4.4... or maybe it's a Kindle Fire HD running Cyanogenmod 11<<<
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Well, I've been to hell and back with my Kindle and experienced almost every single type of brick there is. The only one I haven't had is a brick in which the bootloader is overwritten with an incorrect/corrupt image (resulting in a hard brick and not fixable at the moment).
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The recovery works great and I greatly appreciate your efforts but, the menu is so tiny compared to the size of the screen. Is there a way to make it bigger? Also, the volume buttons are so awkward to use. I know that's not really something you can change but, its a thought.

BookCase said:
The recovery works great and I greatly appreciate your efforts but, the menu is so tiny compared to the size of the screen. Is there a way to make it bigger? Also, the volume buttons are so awkward to use. I know that's not really something you can change but, its a thought.
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I think you can partially control it via touch (EDIT: Nevermind), but when I tried to look for how to build cwm-touch, I couldn't find it. I think I actually prefer it like this, though, because, have you seen it install a nightly automatically? It looks beautiful & minimalistic.
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r3pwn said:
I think you can partially control it via touch, but when I tried to look for how to build cwm-touch, I couldn't find it. I think I actually prefer it like this, though, because, have you seen it install a nightly automatically? It looks beautiful & minimalistic.
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I have not, yet but, i will tomorrow, prolly. But, the touch doesn't matter too much its the tiny font on the huge screen that, if I could just get it a little bigger, i dunno.

BookCase said:
I have not, yet but, i will tomorrow, prolly. But, the touch doesn't matter too much its the tiny font on the huge screen that, if I could just get it a little bigger, i dunno.
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I'll try to see what I can do.
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r3pwn said:
I'll try to see what I can do.
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Cool. If not, no worries, it's still manageable. :good:

Just... SO AWESOME been waiting for a CWM since a long time,but I will say.. How come it hasn't been updated since 10.06.14?

AwesomeSMS said:
Just... SO AWESOME been waiting for a CWM since a long time,but I will say.. How come it hasn't been updated since 10.06.14?
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Because I haven't noticed any *very significant* changes between now and then. I can do a fresh build in a few days if you want --- my internet is out.
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r3pwn said:
Because I haven't noticed any *very significant* changes between now and then. I can do a fresh build in a few days if you want --- my internet is out.
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Ah.. I see.
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Updated OP.
- New version (6.0.5.1).
- Added installation instructions.