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I recently flashed the stock rooted 4.1.2 update via twrp. Coming from clean ROM, does anyone know where I could find a flashable zip to add an extended power menu to the stock ROM? Mostly Interested In Being able to boot into recovery easier. Thanks in advance.
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This belongs in Q&A mate.
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patstock11 said:
I recently flashed the stock rooted 4.1.2 update via twrp. Coming from clean ROM, does anyone know where I could find a flashable zip to add an extended power menu to the stock ROM? Mostly Interested In Being able to boot into recovery easier. Thanks in advance.
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I second this, would be nice to have/add to a stock build.
Now that this has been moved to q&a, anybody?
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Hello,
Apologies if I didnt find it after searching but:
I was looking to get stock recovery back onto the S4. I know I can Odin back to stock but being that my phone is already set up it would be nice to just flash stock back and be happy
Thanks!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318844
Please search next time, the key is the use the perfect keywords
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House M.D. said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318844
Please search next time, the key is the use the perfect keywords
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That means, flash the Odin? I have a such rooted ROM and I still have twrp.
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I'd you're wanting to remain rooted, then you will need a custom recovery.
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tdevaughn said:
I'd you're wanting to remain rooted, then you will need a custom recovery.
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I used to be on stock recovery rooted and was able to update ota while keeping root with ota rootkeeper... And stock recovery
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Every rot method I've seen requires installing a custom recovery. Either twrp or cwm.
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tdevaughn said:
Every rot method I've seen requires installing a custom recovery. Either twrp or cwm.
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Moto root chopper
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So, you want a recovery that has no abilities? No backups. .. no restores. ... reinstall motochopper then.
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Dear God is everyone this difficult here?
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You have an answer. Good luck.. when you try to move backward there are more questions and things that can go wrong. .. trying to save you more grief in the future
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I don't care to flash Roms anymore. Just s personal choice
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robstunner said:
Hello,
Apologies if I didnt find it after searching but:
I was looking to get stock recovery back onto the S4. I know I can Odin back to stock but being that my phone is already set up it would be nice to just flash stock back and be happy
Thanks!
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It's possible to extract the stock recovery from the Odin image and flash it independently. Check it out in this post. Be warned that it's only for AT&T S4's and it's possible to brick your device pretty badly if you flash the recovery to the wrong place.
Aou said:
It's possible to extract the stock recovery from the Odin image and flash it independently. Check it out in this post. Be warned that it's only for AT&T S4's and it's possible to brick your device pretty badly if you flash the recovery to the wrong place.
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Thanks!!!!
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robstunner said:
That means, flash the Odin? I have a such rooted ROM and I still have twrp.
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yes, you will have to use the odin, and then root again. unless you're running a custom rom, then you will have to full wipe your device.
Hey guys, just did 4.3 update through my settings and now my SU binary isn't installed... Can I reroot on my phone or does it require a PC this time? Thanks.
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Lukemolina said:
Hey guys, just did 4.3 update through my settings and now my SU binary isn't installed... Can I reroot on my phone or does it require a PC this time? Thanks.
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Do a backup and reroot
Have to reroot using PC though? Or is there a way to do it on my phone since it was previously rooted and I have TWRP. Etc.
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Lukemolina said:
Have to reroot using PC though? Or is there a way to do it on my phone since it was previously rooted and I have TWRP. Etc.
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Download the supersu zip and flash it using twrp. No PC needed.
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Chromium_ said:
Download the supersu zip and flash it using twrp. No PC needed.
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Chromium_ said:
Download the supersu zip and flash it using twrp. No PC needed.
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Thanks! You legend
EDIT: tried to shut down and start up twrp. Got a little android with a red error sign popping out of its chest.
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First after the update you need to install TWRP (with a pc) use the nexus toolkit and download SuperSU v1.51update to you phone and flash it with TWRP
emi_fer said:
First after the update you need to install TWRP (with a pc) use the nexus toolkit and download SuperSU v1.51update to you phone and flash it with TWRP
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OK, thank you for input. I will do this tonight after work
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Lukemolina said:
OK, thank you for input. I will do this tonight after work
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Yeah you see when you update via OTA it will flash the newer version of the recovery.
You can unlock its screen via volume up and power.
As suggested try using a Toolkit to do it but if that fails then go to the bootloader and flash it manually.
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Must have an untouched system for the patch to work.
If you don't have an untouched system but don't want to erase data follow these steps.
Stock recovery flashes this, so no root needed.
1.Reboot into bootloader
2. Flash the stock system image from the moto x factory restore package(if you don't know what that is go to the development section and find it.
The command to flash just the system image in Fastboot is : fastboot flash system system.img (if you place the system image in the same directory as your Fasboot and adb files.)
3.Reboot into stock recovery find the zip file on your internal storage and flash, will take about a couple of minutes and your done.
This updates, the kernel, baseband, and system files. I am quite sure the camera performance is increased in higher light situations and also noticed better focus.
Credit to magui43212 who provided the file and link.
This patches the root exploit by pwnmymoto. If you want to keep root and be locked, don't update.
https://db.tt/oqP3l1Qs
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Just for reference, us non rooted users can also download the package and flash it by booting into the factory recovery, choosing update from zip, and flashing the zip directly. Any questions, please feel free to ask.
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Thought update was 139.14.1 when I downloaded this file it said 139.12.2
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modmouse78 said:
Thought update was 139.14.1 when I downloaded this file it said 139.12.2
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The number is incorrect, I think it's named that because that's the system it patches. This is definitely confirmed 139.14.1.
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Thanks for the credit! I haven't actually gotten around to applying the update myself because I have a custom recovery ATM.
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I am unrooted and trying to update. When I go into recovery it just says no command. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for help
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modmouse78 said:
I am unrooted and trying to update. When I go into recovery it just says no command. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for help
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You can't boot into recovery or your getting no command after flashing the zip?
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Can't boot into recovery
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Haven't gotten the phone yet. Will the moto X immediately ask you to take the OTA straight out of the box ?
No its "rolling out" but very slowly. More like trickling out.
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Can't boot into recovery
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Your not rooted and haven't ever changed recovery? If your in the bootloader and you used the volume down button to highlight recovery and then press the volume up button to select it, you don't boot straight into the recovery?
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No just got phone. Haven't done anything to it I highlight recovery and press volume up it goes to black screen that says no command
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I had the same problem
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If you see the android, press volume up and power. It brings up the recovery options.
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mhsbrian said:
Must have stock recovery and untouched system for the patch to work.
If you don't have an untouched system but don't want to erase data follow these steps.
Stock recovery flashes this, so no root needed.
1.Reboot into bootloader
2. Flash the stock system image from the moto x factory restore package(if you don't know what that is go to the development section and find it.
The command to flash just the system image in Fastboot is : fastboot flash system system.img (if you place the system image in the same directory as your Fasboot and adb files.)
3.Reboot into stock recovery find the zip file on your internal storage and flash, will take about a couple of minutes and your done.
This updates, the kernel, baseband, and system files. I am quite sure the camera performance is increased in higher light situations and also noticed better focus.
Credit to magui43212 who provided the file and link.
https://db.tt/oqP3l1Qs
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Thank god for you.
Edit: Also relevant to note, I flashed this flawlessly in CWM with a stock system.
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Thanks for the credit! I haven't actually gotten around to applying the update myself because I have a custom recovery ATM.
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Thank you for doing your civic duty and pulling the latest OTA update :highfive:
Just out of curiosity, anyone experiencing issues sending or receiving sms? Took me half an hour to finally send a text to someone. Not sure if this is an aftereffect of the update or Sprint acting up.
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chrisharmful said:
Just out of curiosity, anyone experiencing issues sending or receiving sms? Took me half an hour to finally send a text to someone. Not sure if this is an aftereffect of the update or Sprint acting up.
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Definitely not, I haven't had an issue at all with sending texts.
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I haven't been able to apply update. I boot into recovery and it just says no command with the android
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modmouse78 said:
No just got phone. Haven't done anything to it I highlight recovery and press volume up it goes to black screen that says no command
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Nevermind. As someone suggested, I pressed vol up and power button and i was able to look and select update zip. Thanks all!
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I haven't been able to apply update. I boot into recovery and it just says no command with the android
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NO PC RECOVERY FLASHING METHOD
As always flash at your own risk. I am not responsible for what you do to your device.
So Santod040 took the time to help me figure this out and the method for flashing recovery WITHOUT a PC can be found posted below. Once you have recovery flashed you can root the device.
Update: See this method here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=68101276
Make sure to place it on your external SD card and rename it after the flash is completed.
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disconnecktie said:
I've been out of the game for a while and just unlocked via sunshine. Is there a way for me to root without a PC. I've tried kingroot, towelroot, and framaroot but none of them work.
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You should be able to install custom recovery TWRP from phone, using I think it's called flashify
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2349847
Then you just download SuperSU and flash in TWRP, I do believe.
I'm on custom ROM, so hopefully others can chime in before you take this advice.
andybones said:
You can install custom recovery TWRP from phone, using I think it's called flashify
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2349847
Then you just download SuperSU and flash in TWRP, I do believe.
I'm on custom ROM, so hopefully others can chime in before you take this advice.
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That won't work without root. Thanks though. I've talked with Santod and I think we have a solution. I might post a how to after I'm finished for anyone that doesn't have a PC handy.
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I can use this also. Thanks.
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jtommyj said:
I can use this also. Thanks.
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Here's what I zipped up from work, on my device:
Place in root of sd card and follow prompts in download mode to flash it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ajcYhQap8eS3lidHphQkNLVzA/view?usp=drivesdk
Untested, but should work fine.
Disconnecktie may be able to verify soon...
Make sure to remove prefix from filename.
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I'm just waiting for my phone to charge a few more minutes. Make sure you don't zip the folder up or it will not work. You also have to place it on the root of your external SD card. Make sure you rename it afterwards.
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It works great.
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Works here also
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santod040 said:
Here's what I zipped up from work, on my device:
Place in root of sd card and follow prompts in download mode to flash it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ajcYhQap8eS3lidHphQkNLVzA/view?usp=drivesdk
Untested, but should work fine.
Disconnecktie may be able to verify soon...
Make sure to remove prefix from filename.
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Nice job, man! :good:
I was able to flash the new recovery and SuperSu, but now I am stuck in a boot loop. Can anyone help?
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I was able to flash the new recovery and SuperSu, but now I am stuck in a boot loop. Can anyone help?
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What version of SuperSu did you flash?
Latest stable version is what you want, v.2.76.
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What version of SuperSu did you flash?
Latest stable version is what you want, v.2.76.
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That may be the issue. I had an older version on my SD card. I will try flashing the latest version. Flashed 2.76 and rebooting now. Thank you!!!!!!!