[Q] How to make backup for stock kernel? - XPERIA X8 General

Hi All,
I have a question here.
Is it possible to have a kernel recovery for our X8?
Maybe our developer can make a kernel recovery or adding some menu in CWM recovery.
Thanks.

xmanner77 said:
Hi All,
I have a question here.
Is it possible to have a kernel recovery for our X8?
Maybe our developer can make a kernel recovery or adding some menu in CWM recovery.
Thanks.
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i dont think so kernal recovery it is possible... however you can find the backed up stock kernal on this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254225

You can download stock kernel from BL unlock thread. When you downloaded it, just copy the .ftf to /flashtool/firmwares and flash it via Flashtool.
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crinstale said:
i dont think so kernal recovery it is possible... however you can find the backed up stock kernal on this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254225
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Thanks mate.
What I mean here is we can backup & restore back our stock/custom kernel via recovery.Just using our phone.

xmanner77 said:
Thanks mate.
What I mean here is we can backup & restore back our stock/custom kernel via recovery.Just using our phone.
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I don't think so.
CWM or xRecovery comes after the bootloader started up.
There is nothing which could get you in a pre-stadium from the bootloader.
In other words, when you press the power-button, your phone will first get into the bootloader, then in your ROM or CWM/xRecovery.

TimeWasterNL said:
I don't think so.
CWM or xRecovery comes after the bootloader started up.
There is nothing which could get you in a pre-stadium from the bootloader.
In other words, when you press the power-button, your phone will first get into the bootloader, then in your ROM or CWM/xRecovery.
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Thanks for reply.
It's mean we need to put a recovery into a stock kernel.For example put a recovery into stock kernel.After we flash a stock kernel using flashtool and reboot and press back button to enter into a recovery to restore stock/custom rom.
Or maybe just an idea.

xmanner77 said:
Thanks for reply.
It's mean we need to put a recovery into a stock kernel.For example put a recovery into stock kernel.After we flash a stock kernel using flashtool and reboot and press back button to enter into a recovery to restore stock/custom rom.
Or maybe just an idea.
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Oooh, i missread your question. I thought you wanted to backup the stock kernel etc (whereoff the reason wasn't clear to me).
If you use the stock kernel, you can simply install xRecovery by apk.

Related

Is anyone working on a one click CWM/root solution for EI22?

I know I'm not the only one who can't Odin flash CWM and actually get it to stay after reboot
So, anybody working on an easier, more reliable method?
Migital Warfare said:
I know I'm not the only one who can't Odin flash CWM and actually get it to stay after reboot
So, anybody working on an easier, more reliable method?
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I was able to get it to stick just now by using this kernel... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1307980
Flash mkasik's key fix kernel mentioned above *before* you flash clockwork. Then it will stick. I posted this over in the purple clockwork recovery thread but I don't think its gotten a lot of attention. If you use heimdal you could pull the zimage and recovery.bin from the tar files and flash them at once as well. That should work too.
chrisott9628 said:
I was able to get it to stick just now by using this kernel... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1307980
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Did you Odin the keyboard fix kernel before CWM, or at the same time? If you did it at the same time, does the kernel go in the Phone slot?
Thanks Stilesja
Migital Warfare said:
Did you Odin the keyboard fix kernel before CWM, or at the same time? If you did it at the same time, does the kernel go in the Phone slot?
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I flashed the kernel first, rebooted and then flashed recovery. I used the PDA slot each time.
Migital Warfare said:
Did you Odin the keyboard fix kernel before CWM, or at the same time? If you did it at the same time, does the kernel go in the Phone slot?
Thanks Stilesja
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Glad to help, what made me think of that is I remembered back when purple clockwork came out you would still go into orange clockwork if you did a reboot recovery from the Clockwork App, and it was because there is actually a copy of recovery built into the kernel, then everyone updated their kernels with the new recovery and it was always purple. So when this happened I thought that sprint must have done something to send the three finger boot into the kernel recovery, turns out that must have been the case because a custom kernel fixes it.
The problem is that after (any) OTA update, the phone will reflash the recovery kernel with the stock boot kernel image on every boot, unless the recovery image is already "up to date". Here's the longer explanation.
Anyways, there's two fixes:
1. Flash a custom kernel, then a custom recovery. (As other have noted.)
2. Once rooted, use root explorer or something to delete the files: "/system/etc/install-recovery.sh" and "/system/recovery-from-boot.p". That will let you run the stock EI22 kernel with a custom recovery.
XDA ROX
Thank you folks, you have the questions asked & answered (typically) before I can even ask. Just need to look!!!
mkasick said:
The problem is that after (any) OTA update, the phone will reflash the recovery kernel with the stock boot kernel image on every boot, unless the recovery image is already "up to date". Here's the longer explanation.
Anyways, there's two fixes:
1. Flash a custom kernel, then a custom recovery. (As other have noted.)
2. Once rooted, use root explorer or something to delete the files: "/system/etc/install-recovery.sh" and "/system/recovery-from-boot.p". That will let you run the stock EI22 kernel with a custom recovery.
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Very interesting read (I actually read your "long" explanation a couple of days ago, then re-read it just now), thanks for the excellent, informative explanation! <Thanked>

I9023 recovery problem

I have a NS I9023. It was on stock 2.3.6 with locked bootloader and stock recovery.
I flashed the official ICS ROM which is working fine. But I am not able to see recovery. It's a problem many have reported but I have not come across a solution.
Can somebody please help. I would like to goback to 2.3.6 and wait for the OTA for my device.
Thanks.
You can flash the stock recovery image from 2.3.6 using fastboot and install 2.3.6 using signed update zips from google
Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk
Got back to 2.3.6 lock and stock. Phew....
I had to go through the same process for the same reason. After this journey through ICS on the NS, I'm really looking forward to the OTA for our i9023.
I was on the nexusbeam 3.0 rom, flashed back to stock 2.3.6, lost root and cwm, flashed the OTA via the stock recovery and then flashed cwm via fastboot and su.zip via cwm, no problems.
did anyone try that?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1396959
I follow this guide and then install CWM by Rom Manager and it working now
After flashing ics4.03 ur recovery and boptloader are overwriten by rom itself. So if u want to access cwm u have to flash cwm everytime. Tats what im doing atm... sad
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tonylee83 said:
After flashing ics4.03 ur recovery and boptloader are overwriten by rom itself. So if u want to access cwm u have to flash cwm everytime. Tats what im doing atm... sad
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AOSP roms flash recovery on reboot. To stop this (with root) use whatever explorer/editor you have available to rename/delete the /etc/install-recover.sh
Then flash CWM and it's permanent.
The recovery screen is actually there. Use a flashlight and flash it at the black screen.
wittereus said:
The recovery screen is actually there. Use a flashlight and flash it at the black screen.
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What he said. It seems that some people with 9023 can't see the recovery because its too dark, many are remembering button sequence to go through it
athani said:
Got back to 2.3.6 lock and stock. Phew....
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Can you explain to me how to do that? I'm not liking ICS with all the bugs and would like to revert to stock. Can you help me? I have i9023.
Aequilibrium said:
Can you explain to me how to do that? I'm not liking ICS with all the bugs and would like to revert to stock. Can you help me? I have i9023.
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You will have to unlock boot loader. Then use fast boot to flash custom rom. Then flash stock rom using the custom rom. You may then lock the boot loader if you like.
athani said:
You will have to unlock boot loader. Then use fast boot to flash custom rom. Then flash stock rom using the custom rom. You may then lock the boot loader if you like.
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Make that custom recovery in the previous post.
i dont se a ****!! I really need to get back to gb my wifi is not working!

Nexus S is rooted but see no CWM!

Hi guys! So i have root successful my phone.
But when I want to go to Recovery, there will come be a android icon, and after that my screen is black?
I can only into the recovery menu with CMD on my pc...
Somebody know?
if your on stock ota it rewrites stock recovery every time you reboot device
flash this it will delete files that rewrite recovery http://db.tt/ooDaCnU
only flash if your on stock firmware
Yes I'm on Stock OTA...
So the only way, to come into the cwm is to every time to typ in cmd "fastboot flash recovery" ?
sean1984 said:
if your on stock ota it rewrites stock recovery every time you reboot device
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Yes. If you want to keep the CWM, you should delete /system/recovery-from-boot.p and /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
Thanks I have flash the fix.zip! Works great now! Thanks!!! And if I want unroot the phone, I can just following this ? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088494
I have a I9023..
bhola said:
Thanks I have flash the fix.zip! Works great now! Thanks!!! And if I want unroot the phone, I can just following this ? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088494
I have a I9023..
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to unroot just flash full rom from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1063664 and it will put you back to full stock just make sure you flash the right one for your phone model
Ow nice! So When I go to a custom rom like Cyanogen 9... And I want back to the original rom... I have just flash the rom into recovery menu? Nice!!!
THanks guys!
When I wanna go to recovery I just use Rom manager-flash CWM-reboot recovery
bhola said:
Ow nice! So When I go to a custom rom like Cyanogen 9... And I want back to the original rom... I have just flash the rom into recovery menu? Nice!!!
THanks guys!
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go into cwm and go to back up and restore and select backup so u can have your current setup to go back to just incasse some custom roms you flash are not to your liking and also copy the backup from your sd card to your computer just in case something happens

Zuk z1 stuck with teamwin recovery after clean wipe

hello,
so i was installing cm13 while installing i wiped entire partition(data,including system)
now i can only boot into recovery , i installed cm13, cm-12.1-YOG4PAS9IG-ham-signed-d4fc2c5394 , after installing if i reboot it will again go to reovery only wont boot into phone..
please help
thank you
ancilary said:
i installed cm13, cm-12.1-YOG4PAS9IG-ham-signed-d4fc2c5394 , after installing ..
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That's doesn't make sense, can you explain what it means? Which recovery, which rom was installed and was working? You wipes system and data, ok. What did you do then?
strongst said:
That's doesn't make sense, can you explain what it means? Which recovery, which rom was installed and was working? You wipes system and data, ok. What did you do then?
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hi , thanks for reply
i was using nought rom 7.0 & TEAMWIN recovery
i performed wipe ( data , cache , system , internal storage)
then installed cm13
it booted only to recovery , after that i tried flashing different rom , no use everytime it goes only to recovery..
What's with your other request? http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/help/how-to-make-device-stock-t3515921
You need cm13 or stock rom? It's annoying to open several threads..
strongst said:
What's with your other request? http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/help/how-to-make-device-stock-t3515921
You need cm13 or stock rom? It's annoying to open several threads..
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that was different but i tried this and now im stuck here
ancilary said:
that was different but i tried this and now im stuck here
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And what you need is a running cm13 now?
strongst said:
And what you need is a running cm13 now?
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ya running cm or any other rom is fine..
ancilary said:
ya running cm or any other rom is fine..
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seems you don't know what you need cm isn't the same as cos, the difference is huge.
For cos12.1 stock rom you can get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/help/how-to-make-device-stock-t3515921/post70007487
Flash it with all in one tool, it's the easiest way.
Cm13 you can flash it though twrp.
strongst said:
seems you don't know what you need cm isn't the same as cos, the difference is huge.
For cos12.1 stock rom you can get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/help/how-to-make-device-stock-t3515921/post70007487
Flash it with all in one tool, it's the easiest way.
Cm13 you can flash it though twrp.
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i flashed cm-12.1-YOG4PAS3AJ-ham-signed.zip with twrp still i get booted to recovery only
ancilary said:
i flashed cm-12.1-YOG4PAS3AJ-ham-signed.zip with twrp still i get booted to recovery only
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You didn't understand or read my post... You need to flash stock firmware with fastboot. I didn't wrote flash it with twrp.
Use the all in one tool. It's called so, because you can do all with it. Like downloading stock rom and flash it :good:
strongst said:
You didn't understand or read my post... You need to flash stock firmware with fastboot. I didn't wrote flash it with twrp.
Use the all in one tool. It's called so, because you can do all with it. Like downloading stock rom and flash it :good:
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i tried flashing stock recovery using All in one tool but now its not booting to recovery only
ancilary said:
i tried flashing stock recovery using All in one tool but now its not booting to recovery only
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Sorry mate, why you do that? It said to flash stock rom with all in one tool, not stock recovery
strongst said:
Sorry mate, why you do that? It said to flash stock rom with all in one tool, not stock recovery
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i read it as recovery my bad...
now i cannot boot into recovery/fastboot.
powers on rarely too just shows zuk logo and goes off
ancilary said:
i read it as recovery my bad...
now i cannot boot into recovery/fastboot.
powers on rarely too just shows zuk logo and goes off
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Use all in one tool to boot into bootloader. Read carefully or your next step is qfil method
Here's a good guide in case you're don't get it through aoi tool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/general/qpst-method-how-to-unbrick-to-stock-t3506833
But better to check again if you can flash stock cos rom with tool
strongst said:
Use all in one tool to boot into bootloader. Read carefully or your next step is qfil method
Here's a good guide in case you're don't get it through aoi tool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk-z1/general/qpst-method-how-to-unbrick-to-stock-t3506833
But better to check again if you can flash stock cos rom with tool
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Nothing is happening in phone , no respone for any button press . its wont turn on also now
ancilary said:
Nothing is happening in phone , no respone for any button press . its wont turn on also now
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Can you charge it?

Stock Recovery

Hi to everyone, I have a doubt on what to do.
I installed a Custom Rom in my Huawei P10 Lite, but I want to go back to stock, and I know that before flashing the stock rom, I have to install the stock recovery and then use the dload method to revert to stock, my doubt is, which Stock recovery should I use?
Thanks in advance!
blackfag said:
Hi to everyone, I have a doubt on what to do.
I installed a Custom Rom in my Huawei P10 Lite, but I want to go back to stock, and I know that before flashing the stock rom, I have to install the stock recovery and then use the dload method to revert to stock, my doubt is, which Stock recovery should I use?
Thanks in advance!
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You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
nemanjsb said:
You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
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Meaning can use twrp custom recovery and flash the stock rom ?just the raw stock rom zip file without any converting ?
nainaabd said:
Meaning can use twrp custom recovery and flash the stock rom ?just the raw stock rom zip file without any converting ?
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With HwOta8 or dload (dload will lock bootloader) u need just files for stock roms and nothing else.
nemanjsb said:
You don't need stock recovery for dload method.
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Thank you, I made it! Unfortunately, I found out I can use only service roms with dload method, other roms gave me error, but going back to stock was the only thing I wanted, thank you again for your help!
blackfag said:
Thank you, I made it! Unfortunately, I found out I can use only service roms with dload method, other roms gave me error, but going back to stock was the only thing I wanted, thank you again for your help!
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can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
nainaabd said:
can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
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U can't flash stock rom with twrp. Which rom you have now?
nemanjsb said:
U can't flash stock rom with twrp. Which rom you have now?
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WAS-LX2C636B368 (8.0.0.368) Malaysia(Asia pacific)
rooted + magisk
nainaabd said:
WAS-LX2C636B368 (8.0.0.368) Malaysia(Asia pacific)
rooted + magisk
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It's not stock rom?
nemanjsb said:
It's not stock rom?
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i want to revert back to 100% stock with out any modification (back to factory default) existing stock already
unlock /rooted /custom recovery /many mods on system apps too.
How do i return to factory default?
nainaabd said:
i want to revert back to 100% stock with out any modification (back to factory default) existing stock already
unlock /rooted /custom recovery /many mods on system apps too.
How do i return to factory default?
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Dload or HwOta.
Dload will format all partition and lock your bootloader and u need sd card.
HwOta will just install stock rom and after it do not boot rom(you don't need sd card). You need to do factory reset from stock recovery.
nainaabd said:
can you share how did you revert to stock .U dont need to install stock recovery ?just flash stock rom using twrp ?
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I just downloaded a Service Rom from another XDA post for Huawei P10 Lite, copied all those files in a folder called "dload" and then, after turning off the device, used the "three buttons method" (you have to press volume up, volume down and power button to use the dload method) and it fully reverted to stock.
Just to warn you, I'm missing too much things and I don't know how to fix that, I'm just happy that my phone reverted to stock.

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