Need Sprint Boot Image from cwm backup - Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III

Can someone who has flashed cwm and made a nand backup send me the boot.img file so i can pack it in a tarball for rooting.
Thanks.
MArk.

Check you inbox there.

teh roxxorz said:
Check you inbox there.
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Thanks mate thread closed.
Mark.

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[Q] n00b question - 4ext backup location

Pardon my ignorance, but is there a way to change the backups location in 4ext recovery? I couldn't find it going through the menus...just curious. Thanks in advance.
chris.l.naish said:
Pardon my ignorance, but is there a way to change the backups location in 4ext recovery? I couldn't find it going through the menus...just curious. Thanks in advance.
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If you have installed Rom Manager (altough your recovery is 4ext), then you will find it in the Clockworkmod > backup folder) if not check in the download or 4ext folder.
hope it helps.
Very Helpful!
glevitan said:
If you have installed Rom Manager (altough your recovery is 4ext), then you will find it in the Clockworkmod > backup folder) if not check in the download or 4ext folder.
hope it helps.
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It helped me!
I had Clockwork installed, then TWRP and now 4EXT and for whatever reason, it did appear in the Clockwork folder Oh well lol.
Per the 4ext developer, it is done by design. Check out this post by madmaxx82:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25626971&postcount=378

Help! Can't restore stock rom backup via cwm!!!

Dear all, please help. i have been using hybrid ROM 2.1 with terma kernel, sd 2nd partition n a2sd. after about 3months, 2 hours ago when i was trying restore my stock ROM backup with cwm by madteam it shows an error message while restoring. i m sure that i have followed all da steps correctly. what to do now? please help me out.
You only can get back to stock with odin, CWM cant acces .rfs filesystem, only ext2/3/4. So reflash firmware with odin.
Don't forget to hit thanks
Thatgrass said:
You only can get back to stock with odin, CWM cant acces .rfs filesystem, only ext2/3/4. So reflash firmware with odin.
Don't forget to hit thanks
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it is not an odin package, just a cwm backup which i made before start to use a custom ROM.
a.m.muammar said:
it is not an odin package, just a cwm backup which i made before start to use a custom ROM.
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Yes i know: cwm doesnt have acces to the filesystem .rfs so the only way to get back to stock is download a odin firmware package on sammobile.com and flash that with odin.
You cannot restore a backup of stock rom after flashing a custom rom.
Don't forget to hit thanks
Thatgrass said:
Yes i know: cwm doesnt have acces to the filesystem .rfs so the only way to get back to stock is download a odin firmware package on sammobile.com and flash that with odin.
You cannot restore a backup of stock rom after flashing a custom rom.
Don't forget to hit thanks
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For information, I have done it several times
It can if you are still in .rfs otherwise it is impossible
Don't forget to hit thanks
a.m.muammar said:
Dear all, please help. i have been using hybrid ROM 2.1 with terma kernel, sd 2nd partition n a2sd. after about 3months, 2 hours ago when i was trying restore my stock ROM backup with cwm by madteam it shows an error message while restoring. i m sure that i have followed all da steps correctly. what to do now? please help me out.
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if you have backed up your original kernel before flashing terma's kernel, then flash it and restore your cwm back up
Buddy m also gettin d same prblm
It shows md5 sum mismatch
alkesh95 said:
Buddy m also gettin d same prblm
It shows md5 sum mismatch
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You'll get MD5 mismatch error when you use CWMs not meant for your device. Use MadTeam's or Skin's CWM to backup/restore and there'll be no MD5 mismatch.
alkesh95 said:
Buddy m also gettin d same prblm
It shows md5 sum mismatch
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make sure that the back up inside your cwm folder has no spaces in case you renamed it
ex:
correct --> my_backup
wrong ---> my backup
a.m.muammar said:
Dear all, please help. i have been using hybrid ROM 2.1 with terma kernel, sd 2nd partition n a2sd. after about 3months, 2 hours ago when i was trying restore my stock ROM backup with cwm by madteam it shows an error message while restoring. i m sure that i have followed all da steps correctly. what to do now? please help me out.
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Get your stock kernel here. Flash it through Odin as PDA. You can restore your Stock ROM after you've got back to stock kernel.
raolemo said:
You'll get MD5 mismatch error when you use CWMs not meant for your device. Use MadTeam's or Skin's CWM to backup/restore and there'll be no MD5 mismatch.
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I tried both madteam and skins
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alkesh95 said:
I tried both madteam and skins
Sent from my GT-S5360 using xda premium
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Which CWM did you use to make the backup? Backups made with Madteam's and Skin's don't have MD5 mismatch problem.

Restroing stock ROM issue

I have already a copy of the original stock ROM on sd card which I want to bring it back on my Gio. When I try to restore it through CWM, it gives an error that there is error with the md5. I even tried it with Titanium and it gives error too.
How else can I restore this stock back on my phone?
The backup probably got wiped so you can only get stock using odin or one flashable through recovery from here
I did make a copy of the backup on my laptop too, and the same I have put on the sd card to restore it.
I tried to restore it from CWM but it failed.
How can I restore this backup (there are two folders backup + download) by Odin?
You can't restore backups using odin.
I guess you want full stock?
Grab official firmware for you country on sammobile.com
And search the flash instructions on the forums
Thanks for the suggestion.
If its not possible to restore with the backup, then what can it be done with the back up we take?
s!mon said:
Thanks for the suggestion.
If its not possible to restore with the backup, then what can it be done with the back up we take?
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If it isn't working the backup is useless, delete it and free up your sd card storage
You can't backup it by cmw.
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se7en2012 said:
You can't backup it by cmw.
Sent from my GT-S5660 using XDA
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How else to take a backup of stock rom?
In cmw there is a nandroid backup function, what is this backup used for?
s!mon said:
How else to take a backup of stock rom?
In cmw there is a nandroid backup function, what is this backup used for?
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he has 6 posts, he's just trolling to get 10 I guess, and talking complete ****.
you can use ADB to backup, pull system.rfs, recovery.img, boot.img from a running phone, create a .tar, and create md5sum with cygwin, so you can flash it with odin, , but I don't know if you can also pull your data/cache partition and so have a backup..
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your current backup has a md5 fail I think, because you moved it to your laptop and it got corrupted.
you can remove .md5 and extract it?
voetbalremco said:
he has 6 posts, he's just trolling to get 10 I guess, and talking complete ****.
you can use ADB to backup, pull system.rfs, recovery.img, boot.img from a running phone, create a .tar, and create md5sum with cygwin, so you can flash it with odin, , but I don't know if you can also pull your data/cache partition and so have a backup..
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your current backup has a md5 fail I think, because you moved it to your laptop and it got corrupted.
you can remove .md5 and extract it?
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Hey
@OP you can restore the backup through CWM normally but in special circumstances the md5 checksum will change.. search online for md5 fixer ... i used to do this on my galaxy Y and it worked...
Catalyste said:
Hey
@OP you can restore the backup through CWM normally but in special circumstances the md5 checksum will change.. search online for md5 fixer ... i used to do this on my galaxy Y and it worked...
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and you are opening an old thread, before that was released

[Q] IMEI number is 0 after flashing ROM=No signal

Found the imei number under the battery of the phone. But I need help changing it. Cant find a guide for LGG3, can someone help me?
And yes, I did do a backup, but it just rebooted to TWRP and nothing happened after that. So now I Unbricked using lgg3root site, still 0 though :/
means your EFS corrupted, I really hope you backed it up!
Take a look at http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/efs-lg-g3-efs-backup-restore-t2907329. If you dont have a backup you may be in serious trouble
rad1o said:
Take a look at http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/efs-lg-g3-efs-backup-restore-t2907329. If you dont have a backup you may be in serious trouble
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Thanks for the quick answer! I went through file maneger and found a folder that said backup, and there were efs.
any ideas what i can do now? Thanks for your help! :laugh:
daddyfatsax said:
Thanks for the quick answer! I went through file maneger and found a folder that said backup, and there were efs.
any ideas what i can do now? Thanks for your help! :laugh:
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can you boot into TWRP? if so you can click restore then tick the efs box.
Lennyuk said:
can you boot into TWRP? if so you can click restore then tick the efs box.
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I will need to root and install twrp again. But like a said in the first post after restore the phone it rebooted to twrp and i could not get out of twrp without flashing another rom... but i will try my luck again.
I will be happy to donate a litt cash your way if you can help me
First thing you want to do is take the whole back up folder and COPY it to your pc incase you wipe it or muck up re-bumping the TWRP
Vivasanti said:
First thing you want to do is take the whole back up folder and COPY it to your pc incase you wipe it or muck up re-bumping the TWRP
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Thanks! Good advice. I installed TWRP, but after i restored it booted up in TWRP again. How do i get it to boot up as normal?
There is a thread in dev section to solve when you are stuck in twrp.
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Unrooted Stock Rom

**Not Responsible For Your Phone Spontaneously Combusting, Taking Over The World,
Or Your Girlfriend Finding Those Photos You Forgot To Delete**
Not really a "ROM", but I'm currently uploading a stock twrp backup, untouched or rooted, in
case anyone needs an easy way to restore, and went flash happy and forgot a backup.
EDIT :Just Uncompress, Put The Twrp Folder On The Root Of Either Your SD Card, Or Internal
Storage, And Restore As You Normally Would A Twrp Backup.
DUMP OF KIW-L24 : RE-UPLOADED WITHOUT EFS BACKUP INCLUDED. RESTORE SYSTEM & BOOT.
Learn something new every day. Thanks everyone. . Please check out post #7 and Post #6 For in depth instructions.
(Have to re upload) switching google drive accounts. Hang tight.
New Link
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5g1fK3nTnRRZzlLLWVGVWZzaTg
Cool. Thanks for posting. I didn't realize you could restore another devices backup on your phone.
eruji said:
Cool. Thanks for posting. I didn't realize you could restore another devices backup on your phone.
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Long as it's the same phone, and model number, i've never seen an issue . Just Make Sure
Not To Restore The EFS Portion Of The Previously Uploaded File, Or Just Download The Newly
Uploaded One Without EFS Included. Forgot To Remove It Before Uploading Last Time. lol
paoloroeseke said:
**Not Responsible For Your Phone Spontaneously Combusting, Taking Over The World,
Or Your Girlfriend Finding Those Photos You Forgot To Delete**
Not really a "ROM", but I'm currently uploading a stock twrp backup, untouched or rooted, in
case anyone needs an easy way to restore, and went flash happy and forgot a backup.
EDIT :Just Uncompress, Put The Twrp Folder On The Root Of Either Your SD Card, Or Internal
Storage, And Restore As You Normally Would A Twrp Backup.
RE-UPLOADED WITHOUT EFS BACKUP INCLUDED. RESTORE SYSTEM & BOOT.
(Have to re upload) switching google drive accounts. Hang tight.
New Link
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5g1fK3nTnRRZzlLLWVGVWZzaTg
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Dump created from which model of honor 5x.. mine is KIW-L22
raj7749 said:
Dump created from which model of honor 5x.. mine is KIW-L22
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Sorry. L24 US Version
paoloroeseke said:
Sorry. L24 US Version
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Good, These are nice to have.
One note, TWRP creates a directory structure from the serial number of the phone, so you can't just zip up the entire twrp folder
the backup would not be visible on another device with a different serial number. ( I downloaded the file and it's last folder in the path below)
So the path to my TWRP backup is
sdcard1/TWRP/Backups/my serial number/date of backup
So the best way to pack your file is just zip/rar the /date of backup folder
and instruct others where to extract it too
I.E -> sdcard1/TWRP/Backups/your serial number/put backup here
hope this helps.
I'll be starting my own collection of goodies for this phone on my AFH account soon and I'll share the links for all to use
I mirrored your file here >> https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24407100847292996
Stock recovery is here >> KIW-L24 b130
Also worth noting the full factory restore from Honor is here >> Honor%205X_Firmware_KIW-L24_Android%205.1_EMUI%203.1_C567B130_United%20States_Channel-Others
Instructions are in the zip
eruji said:
Cool. Thanks for posting. I didn't realize you could restore another devices backup on your phone.
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paoloroeseke said:
Long as it's the same phone, and model number, i've never seen an issue . Just Make Sure
Not To Restore The EFS Portion Of The Previously Uploaded File, Or Just Download The Newly
Uploaded One Without EFS Included. Forgot To Remove It Before Uploading Last Time. lol
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I'd like to add to that - when doing that, you should take care to change the device ID on the TWRP folder to match your own.
*swoops back to own forum*
Can you post a "working " not working " section into the OP? How well does this work? Are there features not working like fingerprint or camera?
Edit - my mistake...I thought this was a AOSP backup.
I created a backup, then deleted the the contents and moved the contents of this backup in its place so that it would recognize it, however when I try to restore it, I get an error stating there were no partitions?
paoloroeseke said:
**Not Responsible For Your Phone Spontaneously Combusting, Taking Over The World,
Or Your Girlfriend Finding Those Photos You Forgot To Delete**
Not really a "ROM", but I'm currently uploading a stock twrp backup, untouched or rooted, in
case anyone needs an easy way to restore, and went flash happy and forgot a backup.
EDIT :Just Uncompress, Put The Twrp Folder On The Root Of Either Your SD Card, Or Internal
Storage, And Restore As You Normally Would A Twrp Backup.
DUMP OF KIW-L24 : RE-UPLOADED WITHOUT EFS BACKUP INCLUDED. RESTORE SYSTEM & BOOT.
Learn something new every day. Thanks everyone. . Please check out post #7 and Post #6 For in depth instructions.
(Have to re upload) switching google drive accounts. Hang tight.
New Link
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5g1fK3nTnRRZzlLLWVGVWZzaTg
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TNScrambler said:
I created a backup, then deleted the the contents and moved the contents of this backup in its place so that it would recognize it, however when I try to restore it, I get an error stating there were no partitions?
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Ok, I was able to get it all sorted out, I just had to calm down, think, and teach myself some new comand line skills hahaha
I downloaded the stock Firmware, however I wasn't able to install it since I had TWRP and it was blocking it.... so I found this tool, Huawei Update Extractor that can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433454 Then used this Extractor to expand the firmware and extract the stock Recovery.img out of it. Then flashed that to the phone via fastboot. Now, I was able to run the stock firmware update via the factory EMUI update app. Once that was done I was able too boot the phone back up and I was suprised to find that it didn't wipe the phone, I guess it ran it as a true "upgrade" instead of a nuke and pave.... BONUS!
Anyhow, then I was able to flash the new TWRP recovery back in place and now I'm currently creating a backup.... which if I had taken the time to do in the first place none of this would have happend. Oh, well... who needs more than 3 hours of sleep..... its not like I work full time and have 5 kids under 5 :silly:
Hope this helps someone who gets flash happy and forgets to make a back up like I did!
Justin
TNScrambler said:
Ok, I was able to get it all sorted out, I just had to calm down, think, and teach myself some new comand line skills hahaha
I downloaded the stock Firmware, however I wasn't able to install it since I had TWRP and it was blocking it.... so I found this tool, Huawei Update Extractor that can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433454 Then used this Extractor to expand the firmware and extract the stock Recovery.img out of it. Then flashed that to the phone via fastboot. Now, I was able to run the stock firmware update via the factory EMUI update app. Once that was done I was able too boot the phone back up and I was suprised to find that it didn't wipe the phone, I guess it ran it as a true "upgrade" instead of a nuke and pave.... BONUS!
Anyhow, then I was able to flash the new TWRP recovery back in place and now I'm currently creating a backup.... which if I had taken the time to do in the first place none of this would have happend. Oh, well... who needs more than 3 hours of sleep..... its not like I work full time and have 5 kids under 5 :silly:
Hope this helps someone who gets flash happy and forgets to make a back up like I did!
Justin
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Where can you download the stock firmware ? and can you please the stock recovery.img for the L24
Thank you
D3VI0US said:
Where can you download the stock firmware ? and can you please the stock recovery.img for the L24
Thank you
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See post #6
paoloroeseke said:
See post #6
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Yes just found the link
Thank you
D3VI0US said:
Where can you download the stock firmware ? and can you please the stock recovery.img for the L24
Thank you
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As stated above on the link to the stock firmware.... I can post the stock recovery image tonight, its at home on my computer, but it'll probably be faster for you to download that extractor tool and pull it out yourself.... I posted the link to the tool earlier.
Restored Succesfully
Just FYI, this backup worked for me to restore on a KIW-L21 (European Honor 5X). What I did was to first make a backup, which created the proper folder structure and I then copied these backup files into that folder, replacing what was in there. Restore took about a minute and then phone booted in about 3. Thanks alot for this!
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I can confirm that it works with KIW-L21 too.
edit: after that my twrp didn't work correctly. Apparently there are some twrps that don't work with some devices.
I reinstalled twrp with this file http://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-5x/development/root-kiw-l24-usa-kiwi-t3305190
After everything was fine.
Arobase40 said:
What difference is there between KIW-L24 and KIW-L21 firmware ?
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Boot.img - the kernel is different
I know because the OTG fix for the L21 will not work on the L24 because of missing libraries
Thanks for the Rom
Really Helpfull, Thanks
Yes I believe that is the case
I'm not sure on all the radio bands though
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