Hello! I rooted my phone and installed custom recovery using Mskip's toolkit. How can I update the CWM recovery? Can I install it using ROM manager and do I need to update there or just install a newer version?
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Thibaultvw said:
Hello! I rooted my phone and installed custom recovery using Mskip's toolkit. How can I update the CWM recovery? Can I install it using ROM manager and do I need to update there or just install a newer version?
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yes, you can also use my zip to update to the latest 6.0.3.1. : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2198942&highlight=cwm
75markus said:
yes, you can also use my zip to update to the latest 6.0.3.1. : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2198942&highlight=cwm
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U are sure that this is the one in the toolkit? So I wont get a bricked N4?
And will u also make a zip for newer versions as well? Thank you!
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Thibaultvw said:
Hello! I rooted my phone and installed custom recovery using Mskip's toolkit. How can I update the CWM recovery? Can I install it using ROM manager and do I need to update there or just install a newer version?
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You can update recovery from rom manager app. Touch version costs extra though. For manual flashing, all of the images are available for download on his site.
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Okay so like many of you cwm isn't sticking and when I go into recovery I just have the Google logo, I want to flash ROMs so installed ROM manger and found that if you boot into recovery through that app you can get into cwm.
Would like some advice on which is the best and safest method you have used! Thanks
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will444 said:
Okay so like many of you cwm isn't sticking and when I go into recovery I just have the Google logo, I want to flash ROMs so installed ROM manger and found that if you boot into recovery through that app you can get into cwm.
Would like some advice on which is the best and safest method you have used! Thanks
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Its a boot loader bug, its global.
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Harry GT-S5830 said:
Its a boot loader bug, its global.
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Yeah I know, i,m asking the best way to install a rom
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will444 said:
Yeah I know, i,m asking the best way to install a rom
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Through recovery?
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Harry GT-S5830 said:
Through recovery?
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My cwm didn't stick and when I manually go into recovery it hangs on the boot screen. ROM manager seems to work
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use twrp recovery, its better(more functional) and isnt buggy.
simms22 said:
use twrp recovery, its better(more functional) and isnt buggy.
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Does it stick?
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will444 said:
Does it stick?
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i assume so, since i use it over and over and over again. anyways, theres a file you have to remove or rename in the /system/ fs that causes the recovery to not stick. most custom roms already have it removed, stock rom you have to remove it. the file is recovery-from-boot.p, rename it or remove it and your recovery will stick(at least twrp, cwm should also).
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i assume so, since i use it over and over and over again. anyways, theres a file you have to remove or rename in the /system/ fs that causes the recovery to not stick. most custom roms already have it removed, stock rom you have to remove it. the file is recovery-from-boot.p, rename it or remove it and your recovery will stick(at least twrp, cwm should also).
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Just found this I'm a thread, flashing now! Thanks mate
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I'm looking for a app that can't flash recovery img from SD card by choosing it. Anybody know about any good one?
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If you ask about app that can flash a recovery, goo.im can do that.
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ucubz said:
If you ask about app that can flash a recovery, goo.im can do that.
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It only flash twpr recovery, I want to flash other custom recovery without using my computer.
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bmakk2055 said:
It only flash twpr recovery, I want to flash other custom recovery without using my computer.
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Flash twrp, then find a zip file with the recovery you want and flash that? Or buy flash image GUI from play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.flashimagegui sounds like that does what you're looking for
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Hello,
I have a stock Nexus 4 with Android 4.3, I was wondering if:
1. The latest SuperSu 1.51 is compatible with 4.3.
2. ClockWorkMod recovery 6.0.3.5 is compatible with 4.3; all the 4.3 rooting method I've been reading cite the TWRP not CWM.
Thanks!
You can flash TWRP 2.6 via Fastboot or Flashify and yes you can flash SuperSU 1.51 via TWRP or CWM Recovery.
In fact SuperSU 1.51 is supported with Android 4.3 fully with a fix for TB so you can restore apps.
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andyabc said:
You can flash TWRP 2.6 via Fastboot or Flashify and yes you can flash SuperSU 1.51 via TWRP or CWM Recovery.
In fact SuperSU 1.51 is supported with Android 4.3 fully with a fix for TB so you can restore apps.
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Thanks! But can I flash CWM from fastboot? is v6.0.3.5 compatible with JB 4.3?
Anyone know a good root uninstaller for 4.3? The app stopped working.
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Damian2013 said:
Anyone know a good root uninstaller for 4.3? The app stopped working.
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Reinstall the app and it will work again, happened to me with XDA Developers app.
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boeder9 said:
Thanks! But can I flash CWM from fastboot? is v6.0.3.5 compatible with JB 4.3?
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Flash the latest version, the compatibility is NOTHING to do with the OS what so ever.
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Root uninstaller still doesn't work.
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I'm the only one having this issue?
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Hi,
I try to install cm 10.2 the stable one that just have been release but when I install it I have no WiFi and no sound.
I was on 4.4 ROM before.
I tried to use both twrp and cwm recovery but same thing.
On my nexus 7 I had no problem.
BTW yes I used 4.3 gapps.
Any help please.
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install stock 4.3 rom first.
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Flash the old radio via recovery
Chromium_ said:
Flash the old radio via recovery
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Thanks
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flash old radio .84 and you good to go
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Ok I went back to stock T-Mobile Rom, and now it said system update available but I also have clockwork recovery installed... if I click on install update will I have problems because clockwork is installed?
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freakyd9984 said:
Ok I went back to stock T-Mobile Rom, and now it said system update available but I also have clockwork recovery installed... if I click on install update will I have problems because clockwork is installed?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2443934
freakyd9984 said:
Ok I went back to stock T-Mobile Rom, and now it said system update available but I also have clockwork recovery installed... if I click on install update will I have problems because clockwork is installed?
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yes you will have problems.... and then youll be back on here for hours reading and praying you can figure out how to solve them
you cannot install an OTA with a custom recovery..... you have to be complete stock.... no mods at all like the hotspot hack either
Ok thank u
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