[Q] Can I flash CM10 via TWRP? - Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I unlocked bootloader and rooted via the toolkit, but now I want to install CM10, Can I flash this through the TWRP or do I need to use CWM?

.........yes you can flash it through any recovery.

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[Q] Replace TWRP with latest ClockworkMod

Hi all,
Could not find anything related to this so will just ask.
I am currently on CarbonROM and have TWRP as my recovery. I have read that with Android 4.4, you will less problems flashing it over 4.3 if you are on CWM rather than TWRP.
So can I just flash the latest CWM over my current TWRP using the following command: fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.4.3-mako.img ?
Thank you in advance.
yes, you can just flash right over. or.. you can use the modified multirom version of twrp if you want to keep using twrp, kitkat flashes fine with it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2508840

TWRP wont flash over CWM official

im trying to flash TWRP over the official cwm that i have now because i want to flash the 4.4 paranoid rom BUT, it bootloops and requires TWRP. how can i flash twrp back on my G2? when i try to flash the TWRP zip in recovery it tells me failed and when i try flashify, it just keeps flashing but nothing happens.
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[Q] PA 4.0 beta "status 7" error

I want to boot PA4.4 but I get error (status 7)
"set_metadata_recursive : some changes failed
E:Error in /sdcard/rom/pa/paranoid.zip (Status 7)
Installation aborted."
Im stuck in recovery mode.
what can I do?
Are you running the latest recovery?
audit13 said:
Are you running the latest recovery?
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don't think so.. how can I install the latest recovery when im stuck in recovery mode??
Are you running a custom recovery or stock?
audit13 said:
Are you running a custom recovery or stock?
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stock I think..
You cannot use stock recovery to flash a custom ROM.
You'll need to install a custom recovery such as TWRP or CWM.
I suggest you unlock the bootloader, flash the TWRP or CWM, and then flash a custom rom.
audit13 said:
You cannot use stock recovery to flash a custom ROM.
You'll need to install a custom recovery such as TWRP or CWM.
I suggest you unlock the bootloader, flash the TWRP or CWM, and then flash a custom rom.
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sorry I have a custom recovery.. what can I do?
AlonMoradov said:
sorry I have a custom recovery.. what can I do?
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Are you running TWRP or CWM? Are you running the latest version?
audit13 said:
Are you running TWRP or CWM? Are you running the latest version?
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CWM not the latest version.. I dont how to update when im stuck in recovery mode
Download the latest TWRP or CWM img file. Put the phone in fastboot mode, connect it to your computer, make sure the drivers are properly installted, and type fastboot flash recovery name_of_file.img.
Detailed instructions here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312

[Q] I have both TWRP and CWM recovery on S4

I have stock ROM Android version 4.4.2 and have rooted my device using CF-autoroot, I flashed the img file of CWM 6.0.3.2 using the app Flashify and was then asked "ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix?" when rebooting to system and answered with "Yes - Disable recovery flash". When the device rebooted I was returned to CWM and everytime I reboot I return to CWM so I flashed TWRP using ODIN, yet when I reboot I return to CWM and can only reach TWRP if I click on Advanced>reboot to recovery.
What should I do?
Flash the whole stock firmware and start from beginning. When you have rooted again, flash cwm or twrp via odin.
^ What he said.
I think you messed up your bootloader. Had a similar issue on an Galaxy S Advance. Flashing a bootloader solved the issue

Does it matter what custom recovery i will flash rom?

Hi guys, does its matter what recovery i will flash rom? on Evo-a5 in instruction says i need use CWM but i have TWRP, can i flash this Rom?

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