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Hello, I am not inexperienced with all the epic mods so I can understand most of what's being explained. Long story short had to odin my epic back to stock. I only had time to root it, not to put clockwork back on from my computer. I'm stuck on 24hr duty now and I have all the files from clockwork on my phone. I want it back on so I can use my favorite rom while I sit here. So... is there any way that I can install clockwork from either terminal, or through stock recovery? Thanks ahead of time.
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Ps before I get the why didn't you search. Well I have... I can do it manually through adb but I don't know how through terminal if it's possible. Or hopefully someone can point me to an update.zip compatible with stock recovery
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Install Rom manager then flash clockwordmod from it
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063_XOBX said:
Install Rom manager then flash clockwordmod from it
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I can't because I have the stock kernal.
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But you have root, right? Try it.
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063_XOBX said:
Install Rom manager then flash clockwordmod from it
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Not recommended - ROM Manager's install method is hackish.
johnyardavid said:
I can't because I have the stock kernal.
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Use the One Click Clockwork flasher. Unlike ROM Manager, it drops Clockwork right in bml7, where it belongs, replacing the stock recovery. No custom kernel needed.

I have tried rom manager. Several times. Each time it tells me it has an error with downloading clockworkmod recovery.
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k0nane said:
Not recommended - ROM Manager's install method is hackish.
Use the One Click Clockwork flasher. Unlike ROM Manager, it drops Clockwork right in bml7, where it belongs, replacing the stock recovery. No custom kernel needed.
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Lol, I would but my entire problem is that I do not have a computer at my disposal. I appreciate the responses though.
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Also, I was wondering if there was a way I could use the one click script in terminal?
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Oh and I got rom manager to download the file but when I try to update.zip from stock recovery it says somthing like cannot be verified as whole file.
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I has the same problem as op. Its best to do the one click root with clock work mod in it. I found it to be easiest after many problems with z4root and rom manager. You will need a computer though.
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Thanks for the try guys. I ended up getting to a computer and I'm back on track.
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Galaxy s i9000 scrolling through screens is delayed

I've notice when in the applications menu that when sliding through screens its not very responsive and is delayed, im running stock 2.2 that's rooted.
Any ideas?
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Its called lag, flash a kernel with lagfix, enable lagfix, job done, no more lag!
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How better it was if simple

contactfornitish said:
How better it was if simple
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It is simple, honestly,what do you find complicated ? I will help you if you want ?
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I am now running a speedmod kernal 256hz and noticed the difference, is it possible to flash 500hz version? Im aiming to decrease ram usage to below 200.
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Mr.seddon said:
I am now running a speedmod kernal 256hz and noticed the difference, is it possible to flash 500hz version? Im aiming to decrease ram usage to below 200.
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Yes it is, make sure you get right version for your rom
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Ended up semi pricking it kicking around with lagfix options in recovery mode put it on ext2 accidentally now on boot screen goes black with menu light on I had the stock kernal backed up but it wouldnt work.
Is there a way to flash a kernal through the update zip option in recovery?
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Mr.seddon said:
Ended up semi pricking it kicking around with lagfix options in recovery mode put it on ext2 accidentally now on boot screen goes black with menu light on I had the stock kernal backed up but it wouldnt work.
Is there a way to flash a kernal through the update zip option in recovery?
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try using sgs kernel flasher from the market edit. If you are soft bricked then easiest solution its to reflash your rom, though in this case as you bricked with a lagfix you will need to make sure that you use a pit. file too in order too repartition your sd card, don't panic, fixable
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What im thinking is I wiped internal data using recovery mode which whoops deleted clockwork recovery lol so I cant flash the cmw files so im going to get odin and reflash stock 2.2 with speedmod kernal which should do the trick
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Mr.seddon said:
What im thinking is I wiped internal data using recovery mode which whoops deleted clockwork recovery lol so I cant flash the cmw files so im going to get odin and reflash stock 2.2 with speedmod kernal which should do the trick
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Thats the way to go, post back here if you have any problems
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Will do, fund for the help
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Sorry again to restore firmware to my galaxy what files will I need for odin the difference between pit pda and csc?
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Your best bet is to flash an ezbase rom (search dev) it has full walk through instructions with screen shots
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i notice mr seddon that you havent hit my thanks button one single time yet!.....no further help til you do....just so you learn about common decency

Sorry dude new to xda had no idea of the thnx button, but I am now faced with another problem, I got the firmware I wanted using odin I added the pit tar pda csc etc, when I click start it says check image files any ideas? Will thanks
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Mr.seddon said:
Sorry dude new to xda had no idea of the thnx button, but I am now faced with another problem, I got the firmware I wanted using odin I added the pit tar pda csc etc, when I click start it says check image files any ideas? Will thanks
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Did you set up odin before plugging phone in? edit is repartition ticked ?
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Problem solved I had an old version of odin, which didnt have repetition in it lol, so im getting odin3, thank you very much for your help.
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Mr.seddon said:
Problem solved I had an old version of odin, which didnt have repetition in it lol, so im getting odin3, thank you very much for your help.
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No problems, its all a learning curve
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100+ apps / no custom kernel / just root / odex -> no lag at appdrawer
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I can't restore....

I back up my tw rom and flash bonsai.. wen I decided to return in tw use cwm to restore it only says mismatch....any idea?
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Rooting

Whats the best way to root my vibrant
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Your question will be answered here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991267
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Superoneclick!

AIO Toolbox
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If your going to install ROM you don't need to root it
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What do you mean you don't need root to install a rom?
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The easiest from my experience is z4root.
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Jasonhunterx said:
If your going to install ROM you don't need to root it
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This. Grab the update.zip from the noob guide and boot into default recovery and reinstall packages twice and it will install clockwork and you can flash whatever rom you want

bfranklin1986 said:
This. Grab the update.zip from the noob guide and boot into default recovery and reinstall packages twice and it will install clockwork and you can flash whatever rom you want
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If you're on stock 2.2, this doesn't work, yet everyone seems to spread this method like it's the end all be all.
You need to have either modified 3e, or 2e recovery for it to work. Easiest is to Odin to jfd, then use the update.zip method.
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ChoctawT said:
AIO Toolbox
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This has been the easiest method for me...

This method worked for me:
Odin back to 2.1 eclair
Then get root with z4root mod.
Then install CWM from rom manager
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I also used the noob guide to root which involved using the update.zip file. It involves using Odin to get back to stock 2.1, and then using the update.zip to install Clockwork recovery mod. From there you need to flash a rooted ROM to get root privileges. The method is very reliable in my opinion. The "Noob Guide" is excellent for starting to learn things like root and many others. Its in the Q and A section of the vibrant forum. Good luck!
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Need stock kernal

I've been using yargs for about a month now and always seems to have problems with my WiFi dropping. I made a cwm backup before I flashed yargs but would hate to have to revert my phone that far back.
I'm on newest ota rooted and unlocked.
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Franteeko said:
I've been using targets for about a month now and always seems to have problems with my WiFi dropping. I made a cwm backup before I flashed yargs but would hate to have to revert my phone that far back.
I'm on newest ota rooted and unlocked.
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Restore just an earlier system to restore kernel.
I have not seen a stock zip but I bet arrrghhh's Q kernel thread has one.

Franteeko said:
I've been using targets for about a month now and always seems to have problems with my WiFi dropping. I made a cwm backup before I flashed yargs but would hate to have to revert my phone that far back.
I'm on newest ota rooted and unlocked.
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I think you could RSD straight to the OTA without wiping data. That should work. Or you could extract the boot.img from the RSD and flash it via fastboot
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sloosecannon said:
I think you could RSD straight to the OTA without wiping data. That should work. Or you could extract the boot.img from the RSD and flash it via fastboot
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Thanks for the solution but I was hoping for a flashable zip. I have yet to dabble with RSD and am sorta nooby with this stuff.
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aviwdoowks said:
Restore just an earlier system to restore kernel.
I have not seen a stock zip but I bet arrrghhh's Q kernel thread has one.
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Checked out his thread here on xda and didn't see the RAZR m stock kernel.
I have a cwm backup from when I was using stock kernal. Anyway I can extract just the kernel from that?
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Franteeko said:
Checked out his thread here on xda and didn't see the RAZR m stock kernel.
I have a cwm backup from when I was using stock kernal. Anyway I can extract just the kernel from that?
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No. But you can restore just that system. Wipe dalvik & cache, not data.
OR
Just reflash your rom. Wipe dalvik & cache, not data.

Franteeko said:
Checked out his thread here on xda and didn't see the RAZR m stock kernel.
I have a cwm backup from when I was using stock kernal. Anyway I can extract just the kernel from that?
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Get the full RSD XML from http://sbf.droid-developers.org
Then, open it using something like 7 zip. You should be able to find the boot.img in there.
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sloosecannon said:
Get the full RSD XML from http://sbf.droid-developers.org
Then, open it using something like 7 zip. You should be able to find the boot.img in there.
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Which XML should I download? I wanna say the bottom one maybe?
Here's the link:
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/scorpion_mini_xt907/list.php
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aviwdoowks said:
No. But you can restore just that system. Wipe dalvik & cache, not data.
OR
Just reflash your rom. Wipe dalvik & cache, not data.
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Tried this and something must be wrong with the backup because it fails when trying to restore system =(
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Franteeko said:
Which XML should I download? I wanna say the bottom one maybe?
Here's the link:
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/scorpion_mini_xt907/list.php
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you want the .78 one
this: http://sbfdownload.droid-developers.org/scorpion_mini_xt907/VRZ_XT907_9.8.1Q-78-1_1FF.xml.zip