Hi,
I have custom recovery.
Is there any chance to get back to stock recovery or there is any custom rom for M9ew?
I get update information, but when i click to install, phone reset to recovery and stop. I found update file (zip file) and try to instal manualy on custom recovery but it fail.
Any help?
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Hello,
I have rooted my phone yesterday. Now I want to instal a custom ROM. I flashed the phone with ROM manager. Then I select the option: Boot into clockwork recovery. It reboots into recovery but the wrong one. It reboots into the android standard recovery. When I press on apply update.zip it will say signature failed.
I really have no clue what to do, please help me.
Try re-downloading the update.zip file again to make sure that one isnt corrupted
I have the same issue can't boot into clockworkmod. The samsung stock loader shows up
Select update.zip and it should load cwm
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I have rooted & unlocked the boot loader on my Nexus S with ICS 4.0.4. I had flashed a custom recovery and had flashed the SU. After re-boot, I found that that the custom recovery had gone and the stock recovery was appearing.
Later I installed ROM Manager and clicked on flash ClockWorkMod recovery. It downloaded & installed. Immediately I could boot in to ClockWorkMod recovery and see all the options. Later I wanted to flash a customer Kernel. When I tried the option in ROM manager to boot in to recovery, it goes in to the stock recovery.
What's wrong? How can I flash a Kernel now. Can I flash using the stock recovery? Why is the phone not saving the ClockWorkMod recovery?
try install cwm throught fastboot first (guide here). The cwm version of the guide is outdated, so make sure to download latest version of cwm.
Delete or rename /system/etc/install-recovery.sh and flash CWM one last time. It'll stick. Each boot, stock ROMs reflash the stock recovery unless you delete/rename that file.
Hey
I installed CWM and a new rom... ok that's not the problem...
First thing:
after installing the final version of the rom... and installing CWM it says it doesn't have a cwm recovery... interesting is that when I boot in recovery via power and volume up it enters in cwm recovery...
another question...
after restoring the original rom, via cwm it restores the original recovery too?
if I select factory reset via CWM recovery, will it put back to stock recovery?
main interest:
how to remove cwm flash recovery, and restore the original one?
I flashed CWM in odin,but when i boot up into CWM it boots the stock recovery.Also,do i need to flash the bootloader and radio if coming from 4.1.2? I must be getting old..I did it on my last relay,but i don't remember how.Do i have to flash the bootloader first?
Thanks
The 4.1.2 stock image apparently has code within its start up routine to overwrite a custom recovery if one is detected at boottime. After flashing with ODIN, did you reboot into the system, or did you directly boot into CWM? If you're on 4.1.2 stock, there will be no need to update the bootloader or modem, you're on the latest. Try flashing CWM, and then immediately booting into recovery. You can also delete the files Stock calls to reflash the recovery from the image once you're able to get in via CWM, and utilize adb.
Magamo said:
The 4.1.2 stock image apparently has code within its start up routine to overwrite a custom recovery if one is detected at boottime. After flashing with ODIN, did you reboot into the system, or did you directly boot into CWM? If you're on 4.1.2 stock, there will be no need to update the bootloader or modem, you're on the latest. Try flashing CWM, and then immediately booting into recovery. You can also delete the files Stock calls to reflash the recovery from the image once you're able to get in via CWM, and utilize adb.
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Yes,i booted into the system,then restarted into CWM...I'll try reflashing,and booting right into recovery and let you know,Thanks for the reply!
Yep,that did it...Got it up and running..Thanks again Magamo..
hi all,
today morning i just got an update. when i tried to install it goes to twrp recovery. so i am unable to update. i tried flashing the update zip (copied from android/data/..../cm-bacon-7be...90510ef.zip), it fails in twrp recovery.
now some search resulted that i must go to stock recovery to update that.
i figured that i can flash stock recovery using " fastboot flash recovery recovery.img ", but i dont know which recovery to flash. and i am still wondering is it the correct method?(if yes, please take some time to link me to that recovery or just attach recovery of cyanogen).
any suggestions on how to revert to stock recovery or updating manually??
thanks!!!
ps: iam complete newbie, if you find this as duplicate or annoying or anything that prevents to answer above que. please teach me, i am ready!!
U can try this
https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=bacon
praveen55 said:
hi all,
today morning i just got an update. when i tried to install it goes to twrp recovery. so i am unable to update. i tried flashing the update zip (copied from android/data/..../cm-bacon-7be...90510ef.zip), it fails in twrp recovery.
now some search resulted that i must go to stock recovery to update that.
i figured that i can flash stock recovery using " fastboot flash recovery recovery.img ", but i dont know which recovery to flash. and i am still wondering is it the correct method?(if yes, please take some time to link me to that recovery or just attach recovery of cyanogen).
any suggestions on how to revert to stock recovery or updating manually??
thanks!!!
ps: iam complete newbie, if you find this as duplicate or annoying or anything that prevents to answer above que. please teach me, i am ready!!
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Stock recovery:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B98G0KTJwnBFNzBFd2pRMmhvUmc/view?usp=docslist_api
Download it and rename it to "recovery.img", then flash with fastboot:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
I did this today and works perfect:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/cos-12-1-yog4pas2ql-update.386525/page-22#post-13730949
best regards,
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