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[Q] From 2.2.1 to 2.1

hello everyone
i'm not pro in things like this so don't use the hard terms or something. A few days back, i updated my phone to cyanogen 2.2.1. A friend helped me. I want to downgrade now. But, he hasn't made a backup and he hasn't one. So we tried a few options to downgrade, but all of them doesn't work. So my question is: Has someone a backup? We tried already a backup, but the 'data was to large'. So if you upload, please, be sure that it works!!
Thanks in advance

There is no way to put your LG to original state. From now you can only install moddified ROMs, but you cannot put original ROMs ( from LG)
First you need to enter in fastboot mode and make command "fastboot -w"
That will wipe all data that current ROM create. Now when LG is without that data put it in Download mode, and with KDZ updatr update to any fastboot ROM you can find on this or similar page. It should work without any problems.
P.S If you dont wont to setup phone any time you change ROM, make one backup with Clockworkrecovery or vit Amon Ra.
So if you do something bad, you just eneter to recovery mode, and put all data back .

when installed a fastboot rom you could flash an original rom?

pashinator- I read your instruction you give "long time ago": but nothing.
I can always install any room, but only roms with fastboot works.
Any other roms stuck on LG logo.

pepi74 said:
There is no way to put your LG to original state. From now you can only install moddified ROMs, but you cannot put original ROMs ( from LG)
First you need to enter in fastboot mode and make command "fastboot -w"
That will wipe all data that current ROM create. Now when LG is without that data put it in Download mode, and with KDZ updatr update to any fastboot ROM you can find on this or similar page. It should work without any problems.
P.S If you dont wont to setup phone any time you change ROM, make one backup with Clockworkrecovery or vit Amon Ra.
So if you do something bad, you just eneter to recovery mode, and put all data back .
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I dont understand it even more. Could i downgrade to a 2.1 version with all the old function? And what's a modified ROM? And what happens if i follow your commands a what should i do next? Sorry, but like i said: I'm not a pro in things like this.

Yes you can downgrade from 2.2.1 to 2.1
Process have two steps
in first step you enter fastboot and enter command
fastboot -w
now when your data are wiped pull battery , put it back, press down vol + power to enter into download mode, and flash with any fastboot 2.1 rom.
I didn't success to flash original rom, so I assume you will not succeed also
When I flash original rom, LG 540 stuck in first android animation.
But with fastboot roms, LG540 work perfect.

And where did i get a fastboot 2.1ROM?

jasper580 said:
And where did i get a fastboot 2.1ROM?
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since you say this in first post "A few days back, i updated my phone to cyanogen 2.2.1" you already have fastboot rom

pepi74 said:
since you say this in first post "A few days back, i updated my phone to cyanogen 2.2.1" you already have fastboot rom
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But where? The only fastboot ROM i have that i know is the one i have on my phone. And that's 2.2.1
Or am i wrong?
EDIT: or did you mean to update it in fastboot?

And is it possible to use both ROM's the same? So that i can choose which ROM i want to use without up- and downgrade again and again?

Look you must have had a kdz file that you used to flash 2.2.1
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jasper580 said:
But where? The only fastboot ROM i have that i know is the one i have on my phone. And that's 2.2.1
Or am i wrong?
EDIT: or did you mean to update it in fastboot?
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fastboot rom is modified rom
but thing that all of us use is clockwork recovery ( home + power)
From recovery you can make restore and backup.
You enter in fast boot
fastboot -w ( to erase data files and cache)
then install new 2.1 rom via fastboot options
reboot LG 540 and voila , you have downgraded your phone.
When you all setup in new rom, go to home + power, make backup of system and then you can change systems by using recovery in clockwork recovery.
So you can have many backups, bat cannot have two active roms in same time, only one.

pepi74 said:
fastboot rom is modified rom
but thing that all of us use is clockwork recovery ( home + power)
From recovery you can make restore and backup.
You enter in fast boot
fastboot -w ( to erase data files and cache)
then install new 2.1 rom via fastboot options
reboot LG 540 and voila , you have downgraded your phone.
When you all setup in new rom, go to home + power, make backup of system and then you can change systems by using recovery in clockwork recovery.
So you can have many backups, bat cannot have two active roms in same time, only one.
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So after type fastboot -w i can instal the Original v20__A 2.1 LG ROM. And can i make a backup from 2.1 and 2.2.1? And use them both without change ROM?
PS: I haven't seen any clockwork after i let him update. Is that right?

jasper580 said:
So after type fastboot -w i can instal the Original v20__A 2.1 LG ROM. And can i make a backup from 2.1 and 2.2.1? And use them both without change ROM?
PS: I haven't seen any clockwork after i let him update. Is that right?
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YOU CANNOT MAKE BACKUP OF ORIGINAL ROM.
You can only make backup of modified roms.
But since I , and many other cannot flash original rom after flashing any modified rom I gues that you cannot also.
When you wont to flash original rom then you not need to use fastboot -w , since KDZ updater or original LG service tool will do it for you.
Clockwork is rom like any other. You must flash also recovery image, and then when you power up LG 540 with combination HOME + POWER and then you will see it.

Market
Okay. Sounds maybe crazy but after update, i LOVE 2.2.1 . except one thing. my market is 'unfortunately stopped'. So does anyone know a thing or something to fix it, or an other market? thanks in advance

[Q] MT3G bad recovery flash, stuck

Hi,
I have a mt3g, TMobile. CyanogenMod 6.1.0, ClockWork recovery. Used ROM Managed to flash Amon Ra recovery, since I needed to re-calibrate the battery. It asked me to pick phone model, picked Ion/MyTouch 3G. After reboot:
- Stuck on splash screen if I try to go to recovery
- When booted up - a bunch of force closures, keeps playing a ringtone over and over and...
Everything I tried to do through ROM Manager didn't help.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

truss said:
Hi,
I have a mt3g, TMobile. CyanogenMod 6.1.0, ClockWork recovery. Used ROM Managed to flash Amon Ra recovery, since I needed to re-calibrate the battery. It asked me to pick phone model, picked Ion/MyTouch 3G. After reboot:
- Stuck on splash screen if I try to go to recovery
- When booted up - a bunch of force closures, keeps playing a ringtone over and over and...
Everything I tried to do through ROM Manager didn't help.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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Do you still have root? If you can get into ROM manager, reflash clockwork recovery, then wipe cache, dalvik, and run a fix permissions. That should get you back up and running long enough to try again to flash amon ra.
Not sure if the oem spl will let you fastboot flash a new recovery but that's your most reliable bet.
It sounds like it might be time to do a full wipe and reflash anyway. Have you heard of Ohsaka's SuperWipe?

I tried reflashing Clockwork through ROM Manager. It says "root granted", "clockwork flashed" immediately. When I try to boot into recovery - I get stuck on green MyTouch screen forever. Battery pull is the only way out.
I guess the problem is that I cannot get to any recovery anymore. Any ideas?

Do you have fastboot. If so you can flash recovery from there.

kodjo said:
Do you have fastboot. If so you can flash recovery from there.
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Can I do that through adb shell? I don't think I built fastboot.

truss said:
Can I do that through adb shell? I don't think I built fastboot.
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Fastboot is a different mode. Boot into hboot (vol down + power I think) and then select fasboot from the menu. Then plug into computer. From a command prompt type:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
The recovery needs to be in your tools or platform-tools folder and named recovery.img for this to work. Otherwise it would be fastboot flash recovery c:\path\to\recoveryfilename.img. Make sense?
Link to Amon_Ra Recovery 1.7 for MT3G 32B. http://www.filefactory.com/file/caa48b0/n/recovery-RA-sapphire-v1.7.0G-cyan.img
Otherwise keep trying with ROM Manager. Might take a few attempts to get recovery to stick, even temporarily. It did for me. Flash once then flash again. There's also an option in ROM Manager settings to erase recovery prior to flashing. Check that and see if it helps.

Phateless said:
Fastboot is a different mode. Boot into hboot (vol down + power I think) and then select fasboot from the menu. Then plug into computer. From a command prompt type:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
The recovery needs to be in your tools or platform-tools folder and named recovery.img for this to work. Otherwise it would be fastboot flash recovery c:\path\to\recoveryfilename.img. Make sense?
Link to Amon_Ra Recovery 1.7 for MT3G 32B.
Otherwise keep trying with ROM Manager. Might take a few attempts to get recovery to stick, even temporarily. It did for me. Flash once then flash again. There's also an option in ROM Manager settings to erase recovery prior to flashing. Check that and see if it helps.
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I appreciate your help.
When I try to flash recovery.img, I get this: error: cannot load `recovery.img`
When I try running fastboot with absolute path, I get: FAILED (remote: not allow). Is there a way to fix this?
Tried flashing through ROM Manager many times - no result.

truss said:
I appreciate your help.
When I try to flash recovery.img, I get this: error: cannot load `recovery.img`
When I try running fastboot with absolute path, I get: FAILED (remote: not allow). Is there a way to fix this?
Tried flashing through ROM Manager many times - no result.
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Interesting... Where are you trying to flash recovery.img and getting that error? What method are you using? Are you sure you have the path to recovery.img correct?
As for fastboot, you need an S-OFF/engineering spl so I guess that's out.
What happens if you use Terminal Emulator?
su
flash_image recovery sdcard/recovery.img
Does that work? Keep at it, you have root so not all is lost. Eventually you will get there.
EDIT - make sure you rename the recovery to "recovery.img" and leave it on the root of your sdcard for my italicized instructions above to work. What ROM are you running? If flash_image doesn't work I need to know which version of the binary to give you.

Phateless said:
Interesting... Where are you trying to flash recovery.img and getting that error? What method are you using? Are you sure you have the path to recovery.img correct?
As for fastboot, you need an S-OFF/engineering spl so I guess that's out.
What happens if you use Terminal Emulator?
su
flash_image recovery sdcard/recovery.img
Does that work? Keep at it, you have root so not all is lost. Eventually you will get there.
EDIT - make sure you rename the recovery to "recovery.img" and leave it on the root of your sdcard for my italicized instructions above to work. What ROM are you running? If flash_image doesn't work I need to know which version of the binary to give you.
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Thank you very much.
Running flash_image recovery command using adb shell a few times did the trick. I was able to boot to Amon RA recovery, wipe and flash CyanogenMod 6.1.0.

truss said:
Thank you very much.
Running flash_image recovery command using adb shell a few times did the trick. I was able to boot to Amon RA recovery, wipe and flash CyanogenMod 6.1.0.
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Nice! Glad you got it sorted out.

Help ... I cannot use the recovery image to restore image now....

For example
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dell_Streak
I use the recovery apps to resotre official ROM .... it always reboot halfway .... and enter into emergency mode....
Any help ???
Now I can only use other 3rd party recovery such as Recovery-v0.3.2.8-beta ...and restore Zip files format.....

Have you tried flashing the recovery.img and the corressponding rom image?
You can get these from the wiki
If all else fails, and you cannot recover using fastboot etc, then try QDLTool again from the wiki

(InsertNameHere) said:
Have you tried flashing the recovery.img and the corressponding rom image?
You can get these from the wiki
If all else fails, and you cannot recover using fastboot etc, then try QDLTool again from the wiki
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Yes I did ......
Ok will try .............

trichard said:
Yes I did ......
Ok will try .............
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Yes you did WHAT?
Normally installing stock ROM will cure most things unless you have internal issues.
Flash stock recovery.img for the stock ROM you want to get back to... I would suggest 360. You should already have downloaded the stock ROM update.pkg file that corresponds to the stock recovery.img you flashed in fastboot. Make sure you don't have any other files on the root of your SD that conflict with you update.pkg and MOST importantly, make sure it's named "update.pkg"
Boot into recovery and choose option 2 to update. IF it gets stuck (now this first boot after installing stock ROM may take 20 minutes or so), then pull the battery, boot into recovery, and choose to do a factory reset again

Hi guys
I'm hoping somebody could please help me with my somewhat-bricked device..bricked in the sense that I don't know what to do with it. (i'm a noob to this). I've tried installing a custom rom and completely screwed up my dell streak 5.
So the phone doesn't boot anymore and just takes me to the option to install update.pkg off the sd card. I added the file along with recovery.img to the sd card.
360 17397 00 May 31, 2011 PKG Recovery Hash Latest Retail rom
My problem is that I cannot for whatever reason get Flashboot to work in order to flash the recovery.img first. under device manager you see android phone/android adb interface but still can't manage the connection to use cmd prompt/fastboot.
Is there any other way of getting the recovery.img to work without fastboot/thru the sd card. I have no idea what i'm doing anymore. I've tried installing the update.pkg but after installation it just stays on the dell logo loading screen forever.
PLEASE help if you can.

Try QDLTool

cdzo72 said:
Yes you did WHAT?
Normally installing stock ROM will cure most things unless you have internal issues.
Flash stock recovery.img for the stock ROM you want to get back to... I would suggest 360. You should already have downloaded the stock ROM update.pkg file that corresponds to the stock recovery.img you flashed in fastboot. Make sure you don't have any other files on the root of your SD that conflict with you update.pkg and MOST importantly, make sure it's named "update.pkg"
Boot into recovery and choose option 2 to update. IF it gets stuck (now this first boot after installing stock ROM may take 20 minutes or so), then pull the battery, boot into recovery, and choose to do a factory reset again
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Hi
Yes I did all these step .... take the recovery img and flash using fastboot ... and restore the full ROM image .... still half way .... reboot ... and into recover mode.... and then next rstore will have error ........

(InsertNameHere) said:
Have you tried flashing the recovery.img and the corressponding rom image?
You can get these from the wiki
If all else fails, and you cannot recover using fastboot etc, then try QDLTool again from the wiki
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How to use Fast boot to restore complete image ROM ?
Command line is ?

trichard said:
How to use Fast boot to restore complete image ROM ?
Command line is ?
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once in fastboot your command line is
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (will take just about 3 or 4 seconds then type)
fastboot reboot (it will begin to reboot and you should press the volume up and down keys to get into recovery, you should already have the package on your sd card, choose option 2 to update... if it hangs, you don't have to flash recovery again, just boot into recovery and try a factory reset, if it hangs, well flash the ROM again

cdzo72 said:
once in fastboot your command line is
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (will take just about 3 or 4 seconds then type)
fastboot reboot (it will begin to reboot and you should press the volume up and down keys to get into recovery, you should already have the package on your sd card, choose option 2 to update... if it hangs, you don't have to flash recovery again, just boot into recovery and try a factory reset, if it hangs, well flash the ROM again
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No problem to get the recovery.img flash in FastBoot ...
It is getting the 150MB .pkg to install ....
Can FastBoot flash .pkg ?

Camera key don´t work
cdzo72 said:
Yes you did WHAT?
Normally installing stock ROM will cure most things unless you have internal issues.
Flash stock recovery.img for the stock ROM you want to get back to... I would suggest 360. You should already have downloaded the stock ROM update.pkg file that corresponds to the stock recovery.img you flashed in fastboot. Make sure you don't have any other files on the root of your SD that conflict with you update.pkg and MOST importantly, make sure it's named "update.pkg"
Boot into recovery and choose option 2 to update. IF it gets stuck (now this first boot after installing stock ROM may take 20 minutes or so), then pull the battery, boot into recovery, and choose to do a factory reset again
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hey buddy, when I enter the recovey mode, and will install a new rom or another option, the camera button does not work. What can I do?

Help! Can't boot / cant get into recovery. ..

I was unlocked and rooted and ready to install CM7. I followed all the instructions in the Official Atrix CM7 OP to the T, but when it rebooted, I got stuck on the boot screen with "unlocked" and the red M logo.
I tried to repeat the process several times and ended kind of giving up, factory wiping, and then trying to restore my backup. It appeared to restore successfully, but when I rebooted the phone now wont boot at all. I can't even get it into recovery. No combination or order of button presses or battery pulls / usb plugins will turn it on. I just have a green light like it's charging but nothing is working.
Is it possible to brick your phone even after you have been successfully unlocked and rooted just while you are trying to install CM7?
Please help. I am really desperate here. . .

jimjenkins said:
I was unlocked and rooted and ready to install CM7. I followed all the instructions in the Official Atrix CM7 OP to the T, but when it rebooted, I got stuck on the boot screen with "unlocked" and the red M logo.
I tried to repeat the process several times and ended kind of giving up, factory wiping, and then trying to restore my backup. It appeared to restore successfully, but when I rebooted the phone now wont boot at all. I can't even get it into recovery. No combination or order of button presses or battery pulls / usb plugins will turn it on. I just have a green light like it's charging but nothing is working.
Is it possible to brick your phone even after you have been successfully unlocked and rooted just while you are trying to install CM7?
Please help. I am really desperate here. . .
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are you using the right recovery? romracer or rom manager!

i am using the tenfar CWM included in the Atrix 4G Automatic Unlock script package. will this not work?
if not, how do I replace it with the right recovery if I cant even get into the phone?

jimjenkins said:
i am using the tenfar CWM included in the Atrix 4G Automatic Unlock script package. will this not work?
if not, how do I replace it with the right recovery if I cant even get into the phone?
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no, that the old recovery you can use the rom manager if you have , or romracer latest recovery you can find that in the development section, also ther was instruction in the cm7 thread.

you should have left it alone at the M boot screen because it takes about 5-10min to boot after unlock and flash...
everything you do now will have to be through fastboot DO NOT SBF FLASH ANYTHING!!!
Go here to use Fastboot
then download the system.img and boot.img from here
use fastboot to push the boot.img and system.img to your phone
if it gets stuck at the M boot screen let it sit for at least 10min
EDIT: get Romracer recovery from here and push that through to your phone through fastboot

Yeah youre going to have to fastboot wipe recovery then fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Just download rom racers and rename it..recovery.img
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Great. Sorry to be such a noob, but do I decompress the CWM-recovery-atrix5.zip file and push the recovery.img file that's inside it? or push the CWM-recovery-atrix5.zip itself?
Also - every time I am able to get my phone into fastboot mode, it says my battery is too weak to flash anything. I cant seem to get the battery to charge enough to execute any fastboot commands. Any way around this? a powered usb hub?

jimjenkins said:
Great. Sorry to be such a noob, but do I decompress the CWM-recovery-atrix5.zip file and push the recovery.img file that's inside it? or push the CWM-recovery-atrix5.zip itself?
Also - every time I am able to get my phone into fastboot mode, it says my battery is too weak to flash anything. I cant seem to get the battery to charge enough to execute any fastboot commands. Any way around this? a powered usb hub?
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If you can borrow another Atrix user's battery, or take yours to an AT&T store and see if they can charge it for you.
If you're able to get back into recovery then you can just flash the zip.
If not, you'll need to extract the recovery.img to use it with fastboot, or just download it directly from the OP in romracer's thread. (The left hand link is just the .img, the right hand side is the CWM .zip) Then place it in the same directory as fastboot.

So I can literally flash a different recovery from within another?

jimjenkins said:
So I can literally flash a different recovery from within another?
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yes but it MUST be working proper first ! its ok to use rom managers cwm but i just prefer the otherone alawys have but n e way there are only 2 that are current (uptodate )
thoughs 2 and with romracers you can. chose
a color that you like not just blue
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Its the recovery from tenfar CWM. When I can get it into recovery it seems to be working - with the obvious exception of successfully installing CM7
So I can flash romracer recovery from inside tenfar recovery?
sorry if im being redundant - just dont want to screw it up!
thanks

Just download rom racers cwm. Img, head into fastboot and then fastboot flash recovery recovery-****** (whatever yer recovery image color u chose is)
Sent from my MB860 using Tapatalk

I was able after a full day of leaving the phone plugged in, to charge it up. Then I flashed the rom racer recovery, rebooted into recovery (new version), installed CM7, installed gapps, and voila! A working CM7 Atrix. thank you soo soo much guys.

Can't boot android/recovery
ClearFire said:
you should have left it alone at the M boot screen because it takes about 5-10min to boot after unlock and flash...
everything you do now will have to be through fastboot DO NOT SBF FLASH ANYTHING!!!
Go here to use Fastboot
then download the system.img and boot.img from here
use fastboot to push the boot.img and system.img to your phone
if it gets stuck at the M boot screen let it sit for at least 10min
EDIT: get Romracer recovery from here and push that through to your phone through fastboot
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Please help!!!
The phone stuck in boot screen and overheat, then restart.
In recovery mode is just black screen.
Phone has Neutrino 2.6GT+ ROM whit Clemsyn's OC kernel 1.6GHz and it has unlocked bootloader.
Can I change the kernel without booting in os or recovery?
This problem show after I was extracting very big zip file and phone overheat.

firecode95 said:
Please help!!!
The phone stuck in boot screen and overheat, then restart.
In recovery mode is just black screen.
Phone has Neutrino 2.6GT+ ROM whit Clemsyn's OC kernel 1.6GHz and it has unlocked bootloader.
Can I change the kernel without booting in os or recovery?
This problem show after I was extracting very big zip file and phone overheat.
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I am actually having this same problem.

My warranty-replacement (unrelated ear-piece failure) had 2.3.6 pre-installed. Thinking little of it, I unlocked the BL and rooted the phone as usual. After this, I tried to install a couple of the ROM's (Neutrino and Morrisoft) which I was most happy with on my previous Atrix.
After flashing either Neutrino or Morrislee's ROM, the phone hung on the M screen. Waiting approximately 30 minutes with no change, I pulled the battery.
When trying to enter recovery mode, the phone would state, "entering recovery mode..." Then go black.
I ended up using RSDLite and sbf flashing the stock 2.3.6 sbf file back to the phone. Then, I had to re-unlock the bootloader and re-root.
This never happened up to, and including 2.3.4, but did twice last night on these ROM's using 2.3.6, and I've flashed many ROM's and Kernels.
It happened to a lesser extent when trying to flash Clemsyn's stock enhanced kernel to the stock ROM, as I was able to enter recovery mode. Entering recovery mode, it would give errors: mounting cache, mounting system errors, and errors to accessing recovery and recovery log files.
Restore recovery would fail in this state, giving me the above errors as well.
Trying to mount the cache and system in recovery would fail. Trying to format cache and system then mounting these could occur temporarily, but would revert back to unmounted when a restore was attempted.
For these problems I pushed a recovery through fastboot.

Just one word: Fastboot. See if Fastboot works and flash everything from there. Or, as Alterna suggested, flash through RSDLite, but that a little dangerous and can brick your phone if you don't know what you are doing. Hope it helps.

Problem sloved!!!
Alterna said:
My warranty-replacement (unrelated ear-piece failure) had 2.3.6 pre-installed. Thinking little of it, I unlocked the BL and rooted the phone as usual. After this, I tried to install a couple of the ROM's (Neutrino and Morrisoft) which I was most happy with on my previous Atrix.
After flashing either Neutrino or Morrislee's ROM, the phone hung on the M screen. Waiting approximately 30 minutes with no change, I pulled the battery.
When trying to enter recovery mode, the phone would state, "entering recovery mode..." Then go black.
I ended up using RSDLite and sbf flashing the stock 2.3.6 sbf file back to the phone. Then, I had to re-unlock the bootloader and re-root.
This never happened up to, and including 2.3.4, but did twice last night on these ROM's using 2.3.6, and I've flashed many ROM's and Kernels.
It happened to a lesser extent when trying to flash Clemsyn's stock enhanced kernel to the stock ROM, as I was able to enter recovery mode. Entering recovery mode, it would give errors: mounting cache, mounting system errors, and errors to accessing recovery and recovery log files.
Restore recovery would fail in this state, giving me the above errors as well.
Trying to mount the cache and system in recovery would fail. Trying to format cache and system then mounting these could occur temporarily, but would revert back to unmounted when a restore was attempted.
For these problems I pushed a recovery through fastboot.
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My problem like that and I use automated unlock tool to recover recovery, this recovery show some errors but I successfully flash cwm touch and reinstall Nutrition 2.6GT+

Problem with recovery

Installed a rom,when i press restart, asked me something about stock recovery and i press "no".Now i have no any recovery-stock or CWM for flash the rom again.the phone is working,its booting,but with some isuues and i want to flash it again.I have a fastboot mode but in recovery its give me just the green android with red triangle .help me please...

oska3 said:
Installed a rom,when i press restart, asked me something about stock recovery and i press "no".Now i have no any recovery-stock or CWM for flash the rom again.the phone is working,its booting,but with some isuues and i want to flash it again.I have a fastboot mode but in recovery its give me just the green android with red triangle .help me please...
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you probably originally flashed your recovery in a root toolbox, no? if you did, you didn't flash it, you booted it. that's different. the android laying there, IS the stock recovery. all you need to do is flash your recovery via fastboot or by using the flashify app from your phone to flash it.
to flash a recovery via fastboot..
fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img
to boot(not flash) a recovery..
fastboot boot recovery recoveryname.img

maybe you are right for the toolbox,i have no memories for that.which 1 is more safety?can you post some links or more info for to how...

oska3 said:
maybe you are right for the toolbox,i have no memories for that.which 1 is more safety?can you post some links or more info for to how...
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safest is doing it the right way. and once its learned, its easier tgan a toolkit. but for booting or fladhing it doesnt mattter. if you flash it, it replaces the stock bootloader, so yoh can always go into a custom recovery at any time. booting it is only for a one time use. after you boot up, your stock recovery is back. and youd have to boot it evety time youd want to flash something, but you keep stock recovery.