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Clockwork recovery mod 2.5.0.1

Anyone know how we can get the .img to flash this?
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All of the recoveries are on this page:
http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recoveries/

Refot_Sirk said:
All of the recoveries are on this page:
http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recoveries/
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Thanks! All we need is the img file right?
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GMK83 said:
Thanks! All we need is the img file right?
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Yessir
Instructions are on the OP in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=725744

Much appreciated
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I just had version 2.5.0.1 installed. Then I purchased and installed ROM Manager Premium. It downgraded me to 2.0.2.1.
Why isn't this the latest version? And what will happen if I just re-flash back to 2.5.0.1? Will ROM Manager have a fit? Or will it just display the new re-flashed version?
Resolved: I just used ROM Manager to upgrade back to 2.5.0.1. Piece of cake...I think I like this program!

Lexus One said:
Resolved: I just used ROM Manager to upgrade back to 2.5.0.1. Piece of cake...I think I like this program!
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How did you do this? I just used the Unrevoked 3 on my already rooted phone but it still shows me at the old 2.0.2.1

Rom manager can't flash a recovery.
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Hand76 said:
How did you do this? I just used the Unrevoked 3 on my already rooted phone but it still shows me at the old 2.0.2.1
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Unrevoked 3.1 was released today, which includes version 2.5.0.1. You can always download the new version and reflash.
unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/unrevoked2#changelog

[Q] How do I restore my Droid X back to stock?

I am very new to using clockwork but I have installed the clockwork mod on my droid x and I installed a new theme. I decided that I hated the theme because it removed all of my apps, removed swype, and does so much less than the stock droid x. I tried installing another theme with clockwork but all the themes I tryed kept freezing on INSTALLING UPDATES. I just want to get my old droid x back. The way it was before clockwork. I didn't back up the stock version and I'm hearing from people that if I unroot my droid it will brick my phone since I don't have a backup. SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!!!

There are 8 billion threads on how to revert to stock.
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if you search sbf droid x you'll find your guide

http://www.mydroidworld.com/forums/...ystem-baseband-2-3-340-kernel-bootloader.html
This link may interest you. Read carefully.

You may try this out as well.
http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-hacks/15666-maderstcok-ota-2-3-340-update-zip.html

--------THOSE LINKS ARE SO BADASS, THERE'S NOTHING ELSE TO SAY! ----
Awesome.

http://droidmodderx.wordpress.com/how-to-sbf-your-droid-x-full-2-3-340/
Video tutorial there
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So maderstock, if you do a data/cache wipe first, will get you from any custom rom back to oem where you can accept ota updates again?
So I could use this to go from cm7 back to stock if I want to sell the phone?
I just bought a used DX and am still reading.

Phateless said:
So maderstock, if you do a data/cache wipe first, will get you from any custom rom back to oem where you can accept ota updates again?
So I could use this to go from cm7 back to stock if I want to sell the phone?
I just bought a used DX and am still reading.
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I wouldn't recommend this method. Google SBFing and go that route.
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infazzdar said:
I wouldn't recommend this method. Google SBFing and go that route.
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So just use the 2.2.3.4 sbf to get back to froyo then download the ota and I'm good?
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Phateless said:
So just use the 2.2.3.4 sbf to get back to froyo then download the ota and I'm good?
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Yes, 2.3.34 SBF then OTA.
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infazzdar said:
Yes, 2.3.34 SBF then OTA.
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Ok, and that sbf will wipe out everything so I don't need to worry about compatibility? Much like an RUU for HTC devices?
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Thanks!
Thanks guys for all the links - very helpful!

chdante777 said:
Thanks guys for all the links - very helpful!
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Yes, thanks infazzdar!
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2.3.4 Link

http://android.clients.google.com/p...749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip
Enjoy!
MOD EDIT: Link above is only for devices with GRI40

apogee82 said:
http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/google_crespo/a14a2dd09749.signed-soju-GRJ22-from-GRI40.a14a2dd0.zip
Enjoy!
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This is the upgrade from GRI40 - Good find!

If I'm completely stock, I just download, name it update.zip, boot into recovery, and choose apply update? Do I got that right?
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matt2053 said:
If I'm completely stock, I just download, name it update.zip, boot into recovery, and choose apply update? Do I got that right?
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It's for stock 2.3.3. And yes, rename, recovery, flash!

apogee82 said:
It's for stock 2.3.3. And yes, rename, recovery, flash!
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Yes I am on GRI40.
Guess I'll flash now and report back!
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Yay thank you!! I can't wait until I get home!!

SupaDupaFly24 said:
Yay thank you!! I can't wait until I get home!!
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You're welcome... I was just a lucky guy

For anyone who flashed the KB3 radio you'll need to flash back to KB1 for this update (it patches the radio).

Worked like a charm, thanks OP!
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possible to pull out the google talk application and see if we can get it running on other android phones.

Thank you!
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Im kinda new..what do you mean by flashing to kb1?how can i do that?
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I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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OuncE718 said:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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BLN is kernel

OuncE718 said:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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If you're unlocked just flash the SU binary via recovery. You don't need a special rooted version.

xxraffyxx said:
possible to pull out the google talk application and see if we can get it running on other android phones.
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Here's the Talk2.apk and Talk2.odex from /system/app and libtalk_jni.so from /system/lib

zephiK said:
BLN is kernel
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I am aware that "bln" will only work if the kernel supports it.
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Nemessia said:
Im kinda new..what do you mean by flashing to kb1?how can i do that?
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If you've flashed your radio manually to the KB3 radio then you can use the .zip from my previous post that contains the KB1 radio. Flash that in CWM and you're good to go. If you haven't manually replaced the radio then you have nothing to worry about.

krohnjw said:
If you're unlocked just flash the SU binary via recovery. You don't need a special rooted version.
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How do I do that? I'm on Liquid Nexusbread rom, which is CM7 based. I also have the stock rooted 2.3.3 build (GRI40) saved as a backup.
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OuncE718 said:
I am aware that "bln" will only work if the kernel supports it.
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You implied that:
I hope a rooted version will be released soon so I can use "bln" and "setcpu".
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What you said in those two posts are two different things. I'm sure Netarchy will release a compatible version with 2.3.4 shortly. He's usually really quick on these things.

[Q] Possible to flash CMW after OTA GB update?

Is it possible to flash Clockwork Mod Recovery after applying the 2.3.4 update?

Yes if you have s-off
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How about for us people with s-off and stock 2.3.4? Are we stuck on this ROM until someone gets root?
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shilent said:
How about for us people with s-off and stock 2.3.4? Are we stuck on this ROM until someone gets root?
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no if you have s-off you can flash Clockwork Mod Recovery or you can downgrade

I meant s-on. So its still possible to downgrade?
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shilent said:
I meant s-on. So its still possible to downgrade?
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I believe that they are working on a way to break 2.3.4 still. I haven't noticed any post confirming a successful root of the OTA update.
There has been some talk about gingerbreak doing something but it was experimental and I didn't do a whole lot of digging so I wouldn't recommend even trying.

shilent said:
I meant s-on. So its still possible to downgrade?
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yes you can downgrade with s-on here you go http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1178912

shilent said:
I meant s-on. So its still possible to downgrade?
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Follow the instructions on this thread and you should be able to downgrade then root.

I'm on stock 2. 3. 4 s -off and can't flash cw
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Does anyone know if there's an updated guide to downgrading? I think the links (like to download the JAVA JDK) needs to be updated. I've spent hours reading and trying to find exactly what I need to download. I've tried installing 3 different JDK and none of them will let me install the Android SDK.
Edit: I found a fix to my problem. The Android SDK wasn't detecting JDK, all I had to do was click back then next, WTF...

shilent said:
Edit: I found a fix to my problem. The Android SDK wasn't detecting JDK, all I had to do was click back then next, WTF...
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Isn't that maddening? That pissed me off so bad. I was like come on! Who uses the freaking back button? I mean really?
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dbm0361 said:
I'm on stock 2. 3. 4 s -off and can't flash cw
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Have you tried mark manning's mod located Here? I believe this would help you with your problem.

I flashed the. Bootloader but get permissions failed on cwm install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16276020
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DroidX 2nd init

Was just wondering how to check whether my X of on 2nd init or not...Rom Manager is dating that there is a new clockwork recovery but it is asking me whether I'm on 2nd init or just plain X. I'm on CM7 froyo and am about to flash the newest nightly. Thanks!

CyanogenMod 7 uses 2nd init.
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infazzdar said:
CyanogenMod 7 uses 2nd init.
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So it's a different recovery, not a different device?

Phateless said:
So it's a different recovery, not a different device?
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It's a different initialization process that allows for running roms such as CyanogenMod and MIUI. It's the same device and uses the same recovery.
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infazzdar said:
It's a different initialization process that allows for running roms such as CyanogenMod and MIUI. It's the same device and uses the same recovery.
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So regular recovery won't work? I have no idea which one completed the flash, but it worked.
I used the free bootstrap app from the cm wiki.
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Phateless said:
So regular recovery won't work? I have no idea which one completed the flash, but it worked.
I used the free bootstrap app from the cm wiki.
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I am confused by your post =P
When on CM7, recovery can just be flashed via ROM Manager (Droid X 2ndInit).
When on a blur based rom, one must first use Droid 2 Bootstrapper then flash an updated recovery via ROM Manager (Droid X)
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infazzdar said:
I am confused by your post =P
When on CM7, recovery can just be flashed via ROM Manager (Droid X 2ndInit).
When on a blur based rom, one must first use Droid 2 Bootstrapper then flash an updated recovery via ROM Manager (Droid X)
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Got it. That's what I did.
Originally I was referring to rom manager showing two recoveries for Droid X and not knowing the difference. I'm an HTC Guy.
Thanks!
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