Backup of recovery and boot.img
Thanks tot @bononi risking his device we now have root.
I made an IMG of stock recovery and boot partitions.
Hopefully this helps development
I have an XT1562 EU.
Recovery : https://www.dropbox.com/
Boot : https://www.dropbox.com/
Try nandroid if you want to backup, if other, please specify and I'll try to help
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jossan said:
Try nandroid if you want to backup, if other, please specify and I'll try to help
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Thanks for youre offer to help but it is not neccesary. If i need help it's with the XDA app wont let me do what i want
Sorry, my device only loaded the first line thus, it appeared as though you needed help with backup of recovery and boot.img
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Do i have to Unlocked bootloader? will it work on TX1563?
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I am going to install a custom ROM first time,Is it necessary to have boot loader unlocked in order to install any custom rom and kernel via cwm?
What could happen if boot loader is locked and ROM is installed?
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humza019 said:
I am going to install a custom ROM first time,Is it necessary to have boot loader unlocked in order to install any custom rom and kernel via cwm?
What could happen if boot loader is locked and ROM is installed?
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As far as i know, all custom roms require the device to be rooted, firts of all you need to root/unlock your phone, then install Recovery Application that would help you flash custom rom (Like ClockWordMod) and after that flash your custom rom.
Btw all that info is located on this forum for each and any Android phone regardless of brand and model (at least 90% of them).
humza019 said:
I am going to install a custom ROM first time,Is it necessary to have boot loader unlocked in order to install any custom rom and kernel via cwm?
What could happen if boot loader is locked and ROM is installed?
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AFAIK, Yes, unlocking the bootloader is the first step.
xweb10 said:
AFAIK, Yes, unlocking the bootloader is the first step.
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Unlocking>Root>CWM or TWRP>ROM
humza019 said:
I am going to install a custom ROM first time,Is it necessary to have boot loader unlocked in order to install any custom rom and kernel via cwm?
What could happen if boot loader is locked and ROM is installed?
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Yes you have to root your phone to root your phone you need to unlock bootloader than install recovery then you can install a custom ROM... You will find procedure in your device foram hopefully...
And rooting means to get Administrator privileges... I hope it helped.
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agree Unlocking>Root>CWM or TWRP>ROM
I have already rooted my phone without unlocking the boot loader.
So is unloking boot loader necessary?
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harib12 said:
Yes you have to root your phone to root your phone you need to unlock bootloader than install recovery then you can install a custom ROM... You will find procedure in your device foram hopefully...
And rooting means to get Administrator privileges... I hope it helped.
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Tsiqara said:
As far as i know, all custom roms require the device to be rooted, firts of all you need to root/unlock your phone, then install Recovery Application that would help you flash custom rom (Like ClockWordMod) and after that flash your custom rom.
Btw all that info is located on this forum for each and any Android phone regardless of brand and model (at least 90% of them).
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xweb10 said:
AFAIK, Yes, unlocking the bootloader is the first step.
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zakvoline said:
Unlocking>Root>CWM or TWRP>ROM
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alanjames01 said:
agree Unlocking>Root>CWM or TWRP>ROM
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I have already rooted my phone and installed CWM RECORERY without unlocking the boot loader.
So is unloking boot loader necessary?
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humza019 said:
I have already rooted my phone and installed CWM RECORERY without unlocking the boot loader.
So is unloking boot loader necessary?
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No its not necessarry since when you don't xause when you root your device the bootloader will be unlocked during tge process...so just go on & start flashing
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Let us know how the flashing process goes.
Backup, backup and backup¡¡
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Backup, backup and backup¡¡
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whole system with TWRP
only apps and data with titanium backup for example
seedrom193 said:
No its not necessarry since when you don't xause when you root your device the bootloader will be unlocked during tge process...so just go on & start flashing
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May I know what is tge prosess
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If you are using cwm recovery it means your bootloader is already unlocked just put your desired rom zip file in sd card and then make a nandroid backup of your current rom.. You can make nandroid backup by going in cwm recovery and select backup and restore and follow the procedure..
After this do a factory reset and then install your rom....
I hope it helped.?
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also dont forget to flash the appropriate gapps zip
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If you are using cwm recovery it means your bootloader is already unlocked just put your desired rom zip file in sd card and then make a nandroid backup of your current rom.. You can make nandroid backup by going in cwm recovery and select backup and restore and follow the procedure..
After this do a factory reset and then install your rom....
I hope it helped.?
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Thnx guys 1 thing more, can u sugest me which ROM works best in Which all apps working and giving maximum battery backup and speed?
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May I know what is tge prosess
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Sorry the process
hit thanks if I helped you
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Which phone is you are using
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harib12 said:
Which phone is you are using
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Am using sony xperia live with walkman (wt19i)
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Dont forget to backup your data first like sms if you care & also always backup your stock rom if you want to go back to previous
Hi guys!
I need help on how to boot in Clockworkmod Recovery. I did the bootloader unlock and installed the custom recovery but phone still boots on android recovery.
Btw: My phone is an Atrix HD MB886.
Please help
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Hi guys!
I need help on how to boot in Clockworkmod Recovery. I did the bootloader unlock and installed the custom recovery but phone still boots on android recovery.
Btw: My phone is an Atrix HD MB886.
Please help
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its most likely overwriting the recovery when you boot into android normally, there are similar cases and different answers for this situation. have you tried flashing it via Rom manager off the play store?
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its most likely overwriting the recovery when you boot into android normally, there are similar cases and different answers for this situation. have you tried flashing it via Rom manager off the play store?
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Thanks for answering!
Yeah, I did flash recovery via Rom Manager. I searched for my device on the list for the right recovery and it said Clockworkmod recovery was succesfully flashed but it won't boot into it.
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Try to use TWRP,i was on the same cases and i successfuly use TWRP,cwm not working for me
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kelvinvalencio said:
Try to use TWRP,i was on the same cases and i successfuly use TWRP,cwm not working for me
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Ok I'll check it out.
Thanks!
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Where can i get boot.img for 4.0.3 coz i restore nandroid back up and stuck in bootloop . Need help
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What is your HBOOT?
Little K said:
Where can i get boot.img for 4.0.3 coz i restore nandroid back up and stuck in bootloop . Need help
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in the attach files you have a stock signed one and other rooted, just unzip them and flash via fastboot
Thanks man.
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I've been having issues with CWM and Philz Recovery. CWM backs up not always fails to restore /data and Philz doesn't even backup /Data and stops the processes. TWRP does back up. And restores perfectly.
Are these known issues?
Also what's the best kernel for stock KitKat?
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I don't know how to fix this issues with the recoveries...
Btw, if u want performance, flash the faux123 kernel, but if u want battery saving, flash the Aero Kernel.
I'm using Aero right now, and it's the best in my opinion
Can I flash with recovery?
Om using twrp 2.7.7
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Clarkiieh said:
Can I flash with recovery?
Om using twrp 2.7.7
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Yeap.
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Just wanted to know if its possible to root (towel root) flash custom recovery and custom roms and then if I decide to later revert totally back to stock unrooted nexus without a PC. Ive attempted to read up on this but I'm a little confused that ill need to use SDK and ADB which i can't have access to at the moment or have the skills to use.
I've seen apps on google play to unlock boot loader once towel rooted but I'm just unsure if i can revert totally back to an unrooted nexus 5 with original recovery, without a pc as I'm using an iMac and having really unreliability with it :/
Id greatly appreciate any help :good:
cameracartwright said:
Just wanted to know if its possible to root (towel root) flash custom recovery and custom roms and then if I decide to later revert totally back to stock unrooted nexus without a PC. Ive attempted to read up on this but I'm a little confused that ill need to use SDK and ADB which i can't have access to at the moment or have the skills to use.
I've seen apps on google play to unlock boot loader once towel rooted but I'm just unsure if i can revert totally back to an unrooted nexus 5 with original recovery, without a pc as I'm using an iMac and having really unreliability with it :/
Id greatly appreciate any help :good:
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You may need a computer to return to stock but otherwise you shouldn't need a pc
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Could I not back up the stock ROM using twrp and then after using custom ROMs flash it back (stock) and flash stock recovery and in root and relock boot loader using super su and boot loader apk?
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cameracartwright said:
Could I not back up the stock ROM using twrp and then after using custom ROMs flash it back (stock) and flash stock recovery and in root and relock boot loader using super su and boot loader apk?
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Yes. If u can find all the right files to do that
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NBreunig3 said:
Yes. If u can find all the right files to do that
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think there on xda somewhere?
cameracartwright said:
think there on xda somewhere?
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Yes. What phone and carrier are you using?
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Nexus 5 on EE
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cameracartwright said:
Nexus 5 on EE
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EE?
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cameracartwright said:
Nexus 5 on EE
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The nexus devices are the easiest devices to get back to stock because Google supplies the stock images
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Yes EE it was the first 4g carrier in UK used to be T-Mobile and orange
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But I can only flash the images from Google using adb right?
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But I can only flash the images from Google using adb right?
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Not sure. I am not familiar with nexus devices
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This is a nexus thread?
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There are a couple different options.
I'm not sure if flashify requires a unlocked bootloader. Root, flash custom recovery with flashify, make a backup. When you are done either restore backup or if stock already use flashify to flash stock recovery, delete root apps, unroot via supersu.
Boot unlocker I have heard will work to lock and unlock boot loader but I'm not sure about resetting the tamper flag.
Using fastboot and adb is always going to be the surest and safest way to root etc. Unless you are going to be submitting your phone for RMA there should be no reason to unroot. You can always flash a stock rooted ROM and just leave it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
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Steps are;
-Download boot unlocker fr on play
-Download flashify from play (just in case)
-Download vomers stock ROM (number 6 in resources section in the link in my signature)
-Download stock recovery (number 7 in resources section in the link in my signature)
Firstly, flash the recovery zip via your current recovery and reboot
Then, reset The tamper flag and lock the boot loader
Finally, open SuperSU and use the full indoor option to remove Root
Good as new.
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