Download from here http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager, under MyTouch4G, not Glacier
Store in your ADB folder
Change your drive to your ADB folder
push the recovery to your SD Card
Code:
adb push recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.0-glacier.img /mnt/sdcard
Flash the recovery image.
Code:
cd c:\adb
c:adb> adb shell
# flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.0-glacier.img
test it
Code:
reboot recovery
should look like this
Code:
C:\adb>adb push recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.0-glacier.img /mnt/sdcard
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
1438 KB/s (3590144 bytes in 2.437s)
C:\adb>adb shell
# flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.0-glacier.img
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.1.0-glacier.img
# adb reboot recovery
adb reboot recovery
adb: not found
# reboot recovery
reboot recovery
C:\adb>
I am not taking credit for this work. Koush is an awesome developer and deserves the respect.
You can also buy the app from the Clockwork ROM manager for 2.ooUSD.
Thanks neidlinger, although couldn't you just do
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
?
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Nicgraner said:
Thanks neidlinger, although couldn't you just do
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
?
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Yes. If you have the engineering hBoot.
You can also do it in terminal emulator.
Make sure you have flash_image binary in /system/bin. If not, google it and drop it there. Rename recovery to recovery.img and place in root of sd.
In TE type:
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
And that's it!
Edit: if that doesn't work, move the recovery image to /system/bin and, in TE, type:
su
cd /system/bin
./flash_image recovery recovery.img
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Yes. If you have the engineering hBoot.
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Ah...forgot. that's why it won't fast boot flash...I just had to get a replacement and was wondering why it wasn't working.
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Why do we need a second ClockworkMod Touch thread in the dev section?
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TeeJay3800 said:
Why do we need a second ClockworkMod Touch thread in the dev section?
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well this more complete becouse this have a tu torial and people that doesent have mony to buy the app can easy go the free way!
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i think that he dosent see the post!
blackwing182 said:
well this more complete becouse this have a tu torial and people that doesent have mony to buy the app can easy go the free way!
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The sticky has a tutorial...
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The sticky has a tutorial...
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I forgot that bloody sticky was there. XDA app has those in a separate tab. Lol
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I bought the app. I like. Faster and easier than using the track pad.
Serious question, is this worth using and does it provide something other than touch screen options for the user?
Orical said:
Serious question, is this worth using and does it provide something other than touch screen options for the user?
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It looked to be exactly the same as regular CWM recovery as far as menu's are concerned. Zero eye candy or extra features. That's what I saw. Anyone else want to confirm or deny this?
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blackwing182 said:
well this more complete becouse this have a tu torial and people that doesent have mony to buy the app can easy go the free way!
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i think that he dosent see the post!
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I didn't see it. I posted this from my tablet and didn't look at the sticky. This is my first double post ever on XDA. I can use my mulligan.
Yeah, i'm loving the touch recovery!
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Touch version is same as regular. No eye candy. Like I said on the other clockwork touch thread, I don't care for the eye candy on a recovery. I leave the eye candy for the roms. I love the simplicity of clockwork.
4ext touch recovery is much better.
1. It backs up and restores much faster.
2. It has a battery percentage also
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4ext touch recovery is much better.
1. It backs up and restores much faster.
2. It has a battery percentage also
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It also has a better wipe menu, allows converting filesystem types of individual partitions, and the sd partition management is great.
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bmakk2055 said:
4ext touch recovery is much better.
1. It backs up and restores much faster.
2. It has a battery percentage also
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With more features, comes more potential for instability. I prefer stability and reliability over eye candy and useless features.
Useless to you. I've used a LOT of the extra features. To each his own, dude.
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Useless to you. I've used a LOT of the extra features. To each his own, dude.
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Then why troll this thread?
Related
hi guys，first My native language is not English，my english is poor。
my desire Z can not enter recovery。Tried a lot of methods are not。
I remember an article in XDA，it is Intelligence with Android SDK tools，
To cannot enter the cell phone on reinstall recovery。
please help me to find that article！
thank you very much
I hope you can understand my poor english~~
check the stickies or just google it
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smokeuout said:
check the stickies or just google it
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Try helping instead of just pointing someone to google or stickies. I'm sure they can see them
To answer the question, you can try using rom manager to flash it again and boot into recovery from there. Hope it helps
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I dont know about your article, but if you are S-OFF or Eng HBOOT, you can use fastboot to flash specific partitions...including recovery.
Look it up, it comes with the SDK and is used in a similar way to adb.
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Caz666 said:
I dont know about your article, but if you are S-OFF or Eng HBOOT, you can use fastboot to flash specific partitions...including recovery.
Look it up, it comes with the SDK and is used in a similar way to adb.
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go to adb and type:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot oem boot
popimp315 said:
Try helping instead of just pointing someone to google or stickies. I'm sure they can see them
To answer the question, you can try using rom manager to flash it again and boot into recovery from there. Hope it helps
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if you read...he asked where to find the article...
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How do i put a password or lock on recovery so someone cant get in and wipe data without my authorization....
Unless the app was written to allow password(which it isn't) it won't work.
Why would someone want to get into your phone and wipe data??
Just use screenlock so no one but you can access your phone
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Just make a nandroid backup and save the image on your computer instead of SD card.
its becuz my friends android was stolen and he had a tra king on it but the thief wiped the fone so the locater app desapeared...I have that app and I don't want that to happen to me
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Barry:// said:
its becuz my friends android was stolen and he had a tra king on it but the thief wiped the fone so the locater app desapeared...I have that app and I don't want that to happen to me
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There's a few tracking apps out there that lock the devices bootloader/recovery (can't remember which one gets locked) but I don't think they are free
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Which app I can't find it on the market
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OriginalGabriel said:
There's a few tracking apps out there that lock the devices bootloader/recovery (can't remember which one gets locked) but I don't think they are free
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Yea what app is it, I use cerberus and it is about the only option it doesn't allow. Also a password is a great way to prevent this anyway this coups be added? I use 4ext recovery this sounds like a great idea for the next version
actually cerberus has a flashable zip for rooted phones. go to there website and look under FAQs, download it then flash it via 4ext or cwm and viola its stuck in the system
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Yea what app is it, I use cerberus and it is about the only option it doesn't allow. Also a password is a great way to prevent this anyway this coups be added? I use 4ext recovery this sounds like a great idea for the next version
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Right they should put the option of making a password on recovery 4ext it'd be nice to know one can't wipe all of ur data if ur phone is lost or stolen that ur tracking app can't be wiped out
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Very valid point about the wiping everything off the phone. Got me to thinking so I popped over to the 4EXT thread and asked about a password option. We'll see what madmaxx has to say.
Edit-->so he got right back and asked why since whoever would still havee access to the bootloader anyway... :/
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jethro650 said:
Very valid point about the wiping everything off the phone. Got me to thinking so I popped over to the 4EXT thread and asked about a password option. We'll see what madmaxx has to say.
Edit-->so he got right back and asked why since whoever would still havee access to the bootloader anyway... :/
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I guess ...just trying to improve the app
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well if you were that paranoid about it, you could chuck a ship hboot in there, so that they can't flash a new recovery. use misc_version to set your main version to over 9000, so that no one can flash a stock rom. set S-On once you have a custom rom set up how you like, etc.
-Nipqer
Nipqer said:
well if you were that paranoid about it, you could chuck a ship hboot in there, so that they can't flash a new recovery. use misc_version to set your main version to over 9000, so that no one can flash a stock rom. set S-On once you have a custom rom set up how you like, etc.
-Nipqer
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Too much work think I'll stay with what I have
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Safe to use r not?
jmcclue said:
closed
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Very helpful for other people....
Lol sorry, i asked if rom manager was safe r not coz iv heard of people f**k**g up thier phones from using it, and i got reply. It is safe its just people r not installing the right way and its causing problems to thier phones.
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There is NO reason to use ROM Manager, use recovery.
Yh i always do but was just asking coz alot of devs put it in with thier roms. Thanks
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using recovery is way better, it's easy to mess your phone with rom manager when you dont know how to use it
k3lcior said:
There is NO reason to use ROM Manager, use recovery.
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Hi
I know that i've Rom Manager instaled, but i dont have partition SD.
How do i know if i have that recovery you talk?
Is your phone s-off & rooted?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1599863&highlight=root+guide
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Thats just guide to do it, hope that helps
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jmcclue said:
Is your phone s-off & rooted?
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yes
Revolutionary
Bravo PVT1 SHIP S-OFF
HBOOT-6.93.1002
MICRO-031d
TOUCH PANEL - SYNW0101
RADIO-5.17.05.23
Cool. Personaly i like 4EXT Recovery and you can partition your sdcard with it to, you can get it in market or google 4EXT for thier own page. Some devs recommend that you use a recovery that is best with thier roms. So please read before flashing a rom and read other forums about it for more info. And you get into recovery by powering off your phone then you hold the volume down button + power button. Dont forget research n read
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jmcclue said:
Cool. Personaly i like 4EXT Recovery and you can partition your sdcard with it to, you can get it in market or google 4EXT for thier own page. Some devs recommend that you use a recovery that is best with thier roms. So please read before flashing a rom and read other forums about it for more info. And you get into recovery by powering off your phone then you hold the volume down button + power button. Dont forget research n read
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4EXT Recovery does the sme thing that Rom Manager?
What other recovery apps exist?
Erm? ClockWorkMod which u can flash from ur ROM Manager app. I only use 4EXT so cant really advise u which to use. U should be able to find more info in other forums. ClockWorkMod is popular tho
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ClockWorkMod is popular tho
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Rather was.
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I have been trying to root this Dinc2 and have had nothing but trouble. I HTC dev unlocked it, then read the instructions and relocked it.
I would appreciate any help.
Here is the first step where I am getting an error.
PHP:
c:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools>adb push tacoroot.sh /data/loca
l/
23 KB/s (2129 bytes in 0.088s)
c:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools>adb shell chmod 755 /data/local
/tacoroot.sh
c:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\tools>adb shell /data/local/tacoroot.
sh --setup
TacoRoot: HTC Edition v1
By Justin Case (jcase)
Presented by TeamAndIRC, RootzWiki and AndroidPolice
With great assistance from Reid Holland (Erishasnobattery)
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TacoRoot: HTC Edition v1 is based on a vulnerability independently discovered by
both Justin Case and Dan Rosenberg (Rosenberg first). I believe unrevoked and
AlpahRev were also aware of it.
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Usage:
--recovery : For this exploit to work, you must have booted recovery at least on
ce after your last factory reset.
--setup : Setup the phone for root, must be done before --root.
--root : Root the phone.
--undo : Remove TacoRoot.
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Rebooting into recovery, please press Volume+, Volume- and Power at the same tim
e, and reboot the system.
rm failed for /data/data/recovery/log, No such file or directory
link failed No such file or directory
Thanks again.
Which guide you following? Mine? Try running "tacoroot.sh --recovery" then continue with --setup.
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prototype7 said:
Which guide you following? Mine? Try running "tacoroot.sh --recovery" then continue with --setup.
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Yes, thanks for your guide, it is very thorough.
I tried this and the problem persists.
MightyDollar said:
Yes, thanks for your guide, it is very thorough.
I tried this and the problem persists.
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Run "adb shell /data/local/tacoroot.sh --recovery," hit VolUp+Power at the exclamation mark, then VolUp+VolDown+Power to reboot, then continue the guide with "adb shell /data/local/tacoroot.sh --setup." Let me know if it works.
I never get the red exclamation point. Could the fact that I installed Clockworkmod recovery before rooting have something to do with it?
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I never get the red explanation point. Could the fact that I installed Clockworkmod recovery before rooting have something to do with it?
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Umm... yeah. Are you HTCDev unlocked?
prototype7 said:
Umm... yeah. Are you HTCDev unlocked?
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I was, then relocked.
MightyDollar said:
I was, then relocked.
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Unlock again, install stock recovery, relock, then follow instructions.
That sounds like a great idea. Thanks. I will report back.
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Problem solved, you are my hero!
Seriously, thank you very much for your help. It is really appreciated! :good:
MightyDollar said:
Problem solved, you are my hero!
Seriously, thank you very much for your help. It is really appreciated! :good:
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Glad you were able to get it working
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Stock Recovery
prototype7 said:
Unlock again, install stock recovery, relock, then follow instructions.
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How do you install stock recovery?
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MightyDollar said:
That sounds like a great idea. Thanks. I will report back.
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How did you install stock recovery?
I was htcdev unlocked and tried following prototype7's guide on how to downgrade from that section but couldn't get it work. I was browsing and came across this thread so i relocked my phone, and I'm having the exact same issue he had. Although I don't know how to reinstall stock recovery, can someone direct me to the correct thread to do that after I reunlock myphone ._.
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It wouldn't lemme edit, so sorry for double post. But also I have 4ext recovery installed currently and I reunlocked my phone
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use the new method here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2203225
just in case for some reason
Re: [ROOT] Insecure Boot Image
Well this is broken till flar gets back to me with a write protect disable module. The kernel itself prevents writing to system. So no root method will work besides flashing a recovery. Can't finish recovery till module is built. HTC likes locking their stuff down now
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Re: [ROOT] Insecure Boot Image
I was about todo post that and then isee this great hope you guys get development for this device
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jose51197 said:
I was about todo post that and then isee this great hope you guys get development for this device
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Well thanks to flar we got a module that works. So one user is rooted. I will polish it up and post tomorrow
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jmztaylor said:
Well thanks to flar we got a module that works. So one user is rooted. I will polish it up and post tomorrow
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Thanks to EVERYONE!!!!! you guys are beast:victory::victory::victory::highfive::highfive::highfive::highfive::highfive::highfive::highfive:
heres a pic!
I hate to waste space in a dev forum for this, but it can't be said enough, thanks all of the devs here for their hard work! Love seeing that result Night_Slayer! Can't wait to join you lol!
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Yeah man lol all I can say is FINALLY
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Aight. Files have been updated and OP updated. Fully working root confirmed. Thanks to night_slayer for being the guinea pig
Re: [ROOT] Confirmed working
You should warn people to have their boot loader unlocked.
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DemosZevasa said:
You should warn people to have their boot loader unlocked.
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yeah brainfarted on that one...thanks
I'm getting an error when trying to download from androidfiles.org link, "Unknown database 'FileDownloads'", any chance you can mirror that onevxroot zip to another service jmz?
8trix said:
I'm getting an error when trying to download from androidfiles.org link, "Unknown database 'FileDownloads'", any chance you can mirror that onevxroot zip to another service jmz?
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Sorry about that. I switched servers today and forgot to setup the database. It is all fixed. Just checked myself.
Thanks a ton! Didn't realize the site was yours, gonna try this out right now, thanks again!
if for some reason supersu says su isn't installed, try a root app and see if you get prompted for root access
i have and download the binary from the app , later the app doesnt have root rights
Me and another user (who pm'd me) are having a bit of trouble here. After following the steps SuperSU is reporting that "There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. There is a problem!" It does appear to grant permission to other apps (tried su in terminal) but doesn't seem to actually be giving permission, terminal just hangs. Root Checker hangs as well. Any ideas?
RE: [ROOT] Confirmed working
Try the below
adb push su /system/bin/su
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/su
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jmztaylor said:
Try the below
adb push su /system/bin/su
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/su
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??
after reboot same message