[Q] How do you remove clockwork recovery on a galaxy S3? - AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III

Hi, I was wondering how to remove and update clockwork recovery. I do not want to un-root my phone, I just want to remove and update clockwork recovery because of an issue.

No need to remove it, just look for an updated version to the one you have and install it.
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Krazex2005 said:
No need to remove it, just look for an updated version to the one you have and install it.
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So I download the newest version from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager in the "Download Recovery" section then flash it, correct? I can just click PDA in odin and flash, right?

Krazex2005 said:
No need to remove it, just look for an updated version to the one you have and install it.
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Slight problem, when I get it from the site it comes as .img. However, when I click PDA on odin it does not show the file. How is it that the people who make it give you a file that cannot be opened in odin while a file I get from some random person can?

If you have the ClockworkMod ROM Manager app, it lets you update your recovery to the latest version. Which is still 6.0.1.2 still. Much easier than flashing or anything else.

BAM1789 said:
If you have the ClockworkMod ROM Manager app, it lets you update your recovery to the latest version. Which is still 6.0.1.2 still. Much easier than flashing or anything else.
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What button on it do you press to update?

TimeAndroid said:
What button on it do you press to update?
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Well... if your version is actually out of date, it would be the very top selection in ROM Manager.... "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"

TimeAndroid said:
Hi, I was wondering how to remove and update clockwork recovery. I do not want to un-root my phone, I just want to remove and update clockwork recovery because of an issue.
~PLEASE ALSO PROVIDE THE LINK TO THE LATEST VERSION OF CLOCKWORK RECOVERY~​
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Dude, you've been posting these endless questions all over the place.... Try reading, every single question you've asked are stickies, just read. I even provided you the link and you're still asking the same questions in a new thread.

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elementaldragon said:
Well... if your version is actually out of date, it would be the very top selection in ROM Manager.... "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"
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My device is not supported. It gives me a bunch of options and Samsung Galaxy S3 (Bell) is not listed.

RiPpeR_dUdE said:
Dude, you've been posting these endless questions all over the place.... Try reading, every single question you've asked are stickies, just read. I even provided you the link and you're still asking the same questions in a new thread.
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Sorry, I keep messing up. I will only go on if I have a question, hopefully that will stop me from messing up.

Ever considered using TWRP instead of ClockworkMod? I was an avid CWM user for 2 years, but have been using TWRP for a few months and am not going back. Check it out here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1793224
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lsusparky621 said:
Ever considered using TWRP instead of ClockworkMod? I was an avid CWM user for 2 years, but have been using TWRP for a few months and am not going back. Check it out here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1793224
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I might switch. How do you remove CWM though?

Just download GooManager from the play store and open it, I think then you hit the menu key on your phone and hit "install recovery script". It will do everything for you.
I went to TWRP after CWM as well, and will never go back either!

geoldr said:
Just download GooManager from the play store and open it, I think then you hit the menu key on your phone and hit "install recovery script". It will do everything for you.
I went to TWRP after CWM as well, and will never go back either!
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I have done so and now have TWRP in place of CWM. My question is how do I delete all of the files and data associated with CWM in order to free up that space on my memory?

Just delete the "clockworkmod" folder on your sd card and you'll be all good.
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HiKsFiles said:
Just delete the "clockworkmod" folder on your sd card and you'll be all good.
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Yeah....Uhhhhmmm No It did not work.....any other suggestions?

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[Q] Rogers CWM

Hi, I have a SG3 from Rogers Canada , already root and CWM 5.???? Is the version 6 is compatible and how I do the upgrade?
Thank you
Daniel
You need to do a little research before posting..... the thread right under yours is about the same thing!
Anyway here is the answer but search next time
Download your version of cwm there
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Place it at the root of your sdcard and rename it recovery.IMG
Download terminal emulator from the play store. Run the terminal
type: su (press enter)
Then type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 (press enter)
Type everything right. If you get the last number wrong, you get a brick.
I did this on my phone to install cwm touch without any issues
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I did...
liltitiz said:
You need to do a little research before posting..... the thread right under yours is about the same thing!
Anyway here is the answer but search next time
I did search and I did see that post ... My question is what CWM I need on Rogers???
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liltitiz said:
Type everything right. If you get the last number wrong, you get a brick.
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This is scary. Is there a way to flash it using ODIN by taring the .img file?
pixelsphotopro said:
liltitiz said:
You need to do a little research before posting..... the thread right under yours is about the same thing!
Anyway here is the answer but search next time
I did search and I did see that post ... My question is what CWM I need on Rogers???
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I'm inclined to agree with the post above yours about reading a little more. Its all over this forum that all the phones hosted in here are the same EXCEPT the modems, therefore the recoveries are interchangable between the different carriers. If this doesn't clear things up then I would suggest you not flash your phone.
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pixelsphotopro said:
liltitiz said:
You need to do a little research before posting..... the thread right under yours is about the same thing!
Anyway here is the answer but search next time
I did search and I did see that post ... My question is what CWM I need on Rogers???
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This sentence prove you are not ready to flash a new recovery. I don't say this to be mean, I'm sure you don't want to brick your phone! Read some more in the general section, it may help you.
However if you want to safely upgrade your recovery: you can download ROM manager from the play store to get cwm or goo manager to get twrp.
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OTA broke root procedure?

I've been trying to root my TMo GS3 since about 445am this morning. I can get into download mode, I can flash the .TAR. Phone reboots fine, When I reboot into recovery, I get the stock recovery every time. I've tried a few different versions of CWM and TW and I get the same thing every time, Nothing. I bought this phone used, 2 weeks old, and it has 4.04 on it. Anybody have any insight for me? This is not my first time tinkering either. I've been here since the Sprint Mogul, and I can usually get it figured out. But this time, I'm stumped. Any help?
ADDED: I've also tried "Flashed with ODIN agian, latest CWM Touch 6.0.1.2, deselected AUTO REBOOT and F. Reset TIme, waited for it to PASS installation, pulled battery " and it still DID NOT WORK. Got that from here http://androidandme.com/thread/att-galaxy-s3-wont-boot-into-clockworkmod-recovery/
lokichim said:
why would they move it? if its solved >.> thats why i said CLOSED read next time and please dont start being annoying again by replying to all my post you were doing so good these past few days with being silent.
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It's not solved. That was just a quote from the linked website. I guess I should edit the quote to make it a bit clearer. Sorry. NOT SOLVED. Still in dire need of help. Can anybody help?
la1z24 said:
It's not solved. That was just a quote from the linked website. I guess I should edit the quote to make it a bit clearer. Sorry. NOT SOLVED. Still in dire need of help. Can anybody help?
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oh lol you should edit it then
try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771687 then go into market and downaload goomanager and install twrp
lokichim said:
why would they move it? if its solved >.> thats why i said CLOSED read next time and please dont start being annoying again by replying to all my post you were doing so good these past few days with being silent.
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lokichim said:
oh lol you should edit it then
try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771687 then go into market and downaload goomanager and install twrp
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Thank you, I will try it after I go out to dinner. Much appreciated, and I will report back!
la1z24 said:
Thank you, I will try it after I go out to dinner. Much appreciated, and I will report back!
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no problem just odin it with auto reboot on
all you guys posting to move thread or close thread you know xda has a "report button" that works faster?
Strange but are you using the right usb cable? I had similar issue with odin not pushing through with root cause I was using my galaxy s2 cable. I switched it to my s3 cable and odin pushed through and have root from stock
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735561
See my post on this link.
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mike102871 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735561
See my post on this link.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32428307&postcount=147
UPDATE...I used this method and it worked
I think those are for the original build LE6 though.
Use odin to get your recovery installed but uncheck auto reboot.
When done unplug and hold power untill the screen turns off. Immediately let go of power and then press and hold Power + Volume up + Home. (Be quick)
When you see blue text flash on top of screen release power but keep holding other two until you get into recovery. (You may not have to keep holding home and vol, but its always wirked for me)
Now flash your SuperSU/Superuser and reboot.
Once booted delete/rename these files:
/system/recovery-from-boot.p
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
This will stop stock recovery from being rewritten.
Now using goo or rom manager reinstall recovery again if you so choose.
Hope that helps.
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darren.wlsn1 said:
all you guys posting to move thread or close thread you know xda has a "report button" that works faster?
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^^^^ This ^^^^
Plus I don't have to delete any useless "Wrong Section" posts either.
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I need help finding a version of clockwork mod recovery?

ClockworkMod Touch 6.0.1.4(this is the version)
I need to get for my Galaxy SIII AT&T. I like doing it manually.
thank you.
Dude did u went to the site?
http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.1.4-d2att.img
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0u7br3ak said:
Dude did u went to the site?
Ive found that one, but it needs to be in a tar extension.
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You've mention u like doing it manually I assume that meant via terminal, there should be a tar if u search the threads or someone running Linux can package it.
0u7br3ak said:
You've mention u like doing it manually I assume that meant via terminal, there should be a tar if u search the threads or someone running Linux can package it.
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I've searched the thread but the only one I've found was for an asus transformer. I don't know If it will work for the galaxy s3.
It says recovery touch 6.0.1.4.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927798
Post 7, probably the easiest way to do it. Just type carefully.
zredstar said:
I've searched the thread but the only one I've found was for an asus transformer. I don't know If it will work for the galaxy s3.
It says recovery touch 6.0.1.4.
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Don't flash that unless u want a paper weight use the terminal instead this way u don't need to rely on a tar and it takes 2 seconds
_Su
_dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18
_Reboot recovery
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I would also recommend backing up the stock recovery, just in case something happens. Ya never know...
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Clockworkmod Recovery to TWRP

Hi guys, I was wondering how to convert from CWM 5.0.2.7 to the latest version of TWRP. Thanks.
yuyuyuyu1 said:
Hi guys, I was wondering how to convert from CWM 5.0.2.7 to the latest version of TWRP. Thanks.
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Go to dev section. Go to TWRP 2.3.3.0 thread. Download the .zip file in the OP. Flash it when you are in CWM.
You did the impossible and now you will always go into TWRP.
Go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35659646
Download zip. Flash it, reboot recovery, your good! Dont forget the thanks button.
yuyuyuyu1 said:
Hi guys, I was wondering how to convert from CWM 5.0.2.7 to the latest version of TWRP. Thanks.
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cricketAC said:
Go to dev section. Go to TWRP 2.3.3.0 thread. Download the .zip file in the OP. Flash it when you are in CWM.
You did the impossible and now you will always go into TWRP.
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Hey hey hey yuyuyuyu1 why not thank cricketAC he gave you the same answer as LoopDogg... that aint right! His answer is 100% correct only thing he did not do is hold your hand with a link. No disrespect to LoopDogg at all.
A little research and reading and in any recovery thread would of given you the answer and too me its so much more gratifying when you figure stuff out for yourself and honestly going from one recovery to another is as simple if not simpler than flashing a rom. Remember though you can not restore from another recovery...
playya said:
Hey hey hey yuyuyuyu1 why not thank cricketAC he gave you the same answer as LoopDogg... that aint right! His answer is 100% correct only thing he did not do is hold your hand with a link. No disrespect to LoopDogg at all.
A little research and reading and in any recovery thread would of given you the answer and too me its so much more gratifying when you figure stuff out for yourself and honestly going from one recovery to another is as simple if not simpler than flashing a rom. Remember though you can not restore from another recovery...
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My apologies, I forgot lol.
playya said:
Hey hey hey yuyuyuyu1 why not thank cricketAC he gave you the same answer as LoopDogg... that aint right! His answer is 100% correct only thing he did not do is hold your hand with a link. No disrespect to LoopDogg at all.
A little research and reading and in any recovery thread would of given you the answer and too me its so much more gratifying when you figure stuff out for yourself and honestly going from one recovery to another is as simple if not simpler than flashing a rom. Remember though you can not restore from another recovery...
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Thanks playya. Lol. Appreciate you noticing.
yuyuyuyu1, it's all good. did you get it working?
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Ahhh all is well now! Carry On
Yes everything is functioning fine. Thank you for all your help guys.
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I'm planning to replace CWR with TWRP and ROM Manager with GooManager. After I install GooManager and TWRP, will I need to manually delete the backups made by CWR (blobs etc.)?
Yes, if you want space on your internal storage (or wherever you're storing them). Better off deleting them because they're not compatible anyways.
Just delete the clockwork folder in your internal storage or SD card.
So is Twrp actually the better recovery to use as apposed to cwm?
I've personally found TWRP to be more consistent than CWM's touch interface... (use it on ~ 3 devices a this point... T989, T999, and hp touchpad..)
Works pretty well...
xR4ND0Mx said:
So is Twrp actually the better recovery to use as apposed to cwm?
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It's all up to preference honestly. I haven't had any issues with all the available recoveries but I prefer CWM 5.0.2.7 because of the Darkside scripts. (They were made specifically for CWM 5.0.2.7, but also work with TWRP last time I checked.) Never had an issue with the recovery and all the ROMs I've flashed have all worked perfectly well.
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Good advice re: deleting CWM
I tried to flash a CWM recovery (not realizing it was a CWM recovery) with TWRP, and it was a mess.
I agree re: figuring it out for yourself. (I de-bricked my KF2 yesterday, thanks to a Xubuntu - Adb tutorial.)
You guys are lifesavers for Noobs like me.

recovery question

i flashed the rocovery through odin so i can root. can i flash the official CWM recovery over this? would like to stay updated through rom manager if possible. thanks for any help
mike216 said:
i flashed the rocovery through odin so i can root. can i flash the official CWM recovery over this? would like to stay updated through rom manager if possible. thanks for any help
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If you're rooted you should be able to install rom manager, and then install CWM from there.
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If you're rooted you should be able to install rom manager, and then install CWM from there.
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im already on CWM but i want the official through rom manager. i flashed a recoveryimg. from the odin flashable thread
If you install Rom Manager while rooted, go into the app, it should install the official CWM over your current install.
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If you install Rom Manager while rooted, go into the app, it should install the official CWM over your current install.
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thanks thats what i was waiting to hear
U should press the thanks button, just sayin.
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I still don't see why anyone would rather have CWM over TWRP.... just sayin'
TeknoGodz said:
I still don't see why anyone would rather have CWM over TWRP.... just sayin'
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I've never used it. What's the advantage of TWRP over CWM?
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TeknoGodz said:
I still don't see why anyone would rather have CWM over TWRP.... just sayin'
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I loved TWRP when I was on the S3, but on the S4 it appears to be too sensitive. When I try to install a zip file and scroll down the list of folder using my finger it will enter that folder i did not pick.
dhonzik said:
I loved TWRP when I was on the S3, but on the S4 it appears to be too sensitive. When I try to install a zip file and scroll down the list of folder using my finger it will enter that folder i did not pick.
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Great, I'll switch back when that is fixed. Right now I am using the OUDHS CWM based Recovery cause the text is readable. The text in the regular CWM is too tiny to read, I have to use a magnifying glass to read the options
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I've never used it. What's the advantage of TWRP over CWM?
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Honestly, just about everything. Just look at pictures of it and you'll see.
dhonzik said:
I loved TWRP when I was on the S3, but on the S4 it appears to be too sensitive. When I try to install a zip file and scroll down the list of folder using my finger it will enter that folder i did not pick.
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Yes, there is an issue with that since the touch screen is so much more sensitive on the S4, but it will be fixed soon. Team Win is working on it.

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