Can i flash rom or kernel without pc,just downloud the file from the xda forum on the phone and flash it?
where does the file goes when i downloud it from my phone and not from my pc?
thamks
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Mobile ODIN will allow you to do this.
As for where the file goes, the default download location from the browser is /sdcard/download.
If you're using the XDA app, the default is /sdcard/xda_download.
Can i flash from recovery and not with ODIN without using my pc?
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mooshon said:
Can i flash from recovery and not with ODIN without using my pc?
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Assuming your phone is rooted, you don't need a pc to flash a ..zip rom or .tar.md5 files. Mobile Odin will do the .tar.md2 and Goomanager will install a TWRP recovery and flash .zip files.
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If you have a custom recovery flashed (I use CWM, witch you can get by downloading the ClockWorkMod app from the play store.), then all you have to do is boot into recovery (While powered off, hold volume up + home + power button untill the Samsung logo appears then immediately release all.), and install .zip from sd card. The files you download are most likely in your "download" folder on your sdcard. Make sure when you boot into recovery, to do a full wipe/factory reset, wipe cache, and wipe divalk cache (advanced menu) before flashing. This ensures a clean flash. Happy flashing!
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I have rooted my N7105 (Orange UK) successfully using ExynosAbuse. Now I would like to install a custom recovery without using a PC.
I can imagine doing this using Rom Manager, MobileOdin or GooManager, using some version of twrp or cwm.
Has anyone here done that, and what did you use?
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You can use Mobile odin
First copy CWM recovery in tar (or get recovery.img from zip) to SD card
Open Mobile odin-recovery-select file you have copied and flash
dr.ketan said:
You can use Mobile odin
First copy CWM recovery in tar (or get recovery.img from zip) to SD card
Open Mobile odin-recovery-select file you have copied and flash
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Never tried this way, anyway thanks
I always use Mobile Odin Pro to flash custom recovery. It's easy and can done without PC (Just need to copy the custom recovery zip file to SD/internal storage to flash)
Great, thanks will try this. Any particular recovery that is known to work well with the N7105?
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I think chenglu 's recovery working fine.
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I ended up flashing twrp with mobile odin. All fine.
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Hello,
I was trying to flash a kernel but after some reboots I noticed that the phone won't boot in cwm but only in the stock recovery. I reflashed cwm through rom manager but nothing happened. I then tried to install twrp but again nothing happened. I was told that I have to delete 2 files inside system to make cwm stick but the files do not exist for a reason. Please help me guys!
You need to flash cwm thru odin it happen with me
Search for cwm.img in google download the file and flash it with odin
It will work
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hannarecord said:
You need to flash cwm thru odin it happen with me
Search for cwm.img in google download the file and flash it with odin
It will work
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Thanks! That worked!
Is it possible to flash twrp or cwm without odin? I know you can download Rom manager and use it to flash cwm but it wouldn't boot into recovery afterwards just went into a boot loop
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I guess I'll go with no which I assumed would be the answer
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robertwind89 said:
Is it possible to flash twrp or cwm without odin? I know you can download Rom manager and use it to flash cwm but it wouldn't boot into recovery afterwards just went into a boot loop
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You can flash TWRP without ODIN if your phone is rooted.
Go to the playstore and download "goomanager" a free app
and click the menu softkey on left side of phone then select
"flash open recovery script".
Then wait til it gets done and when it's done just reboot the phone.
That's the easiest way to do it and TWRP is way better than cwm.
Good luck!
Awesome thank you so much you da best
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Misterjunky said:
You can flash TWRP without ODIN if your phone is rooted.
Go to the playstore and download "goomanager" a free app
and click the menu softkey on left side of phone then select
"flash open recovery script".
Then wait til it gets done and when it's done just reboot the phone.
That's the easiest way to do it and TWRP is way better than cwm.
Good luck!
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I recently bought Note 2 and did factory reset/wipe data. I was thinking to root it and thought I should take backup first. When I go into recovery mode I can see only below options.
-reboot system now
-apply update from ADB
-apply update from ext storage
-wipe data/factory reset
-wipe cache partition
-apply update from cache.
Just want to let you know that I had S4 rooted before and when I configure Note 2 it asked me google account and restored team win application and etc. I did wipe data/factory reset couple of times but still can not see backup option.Please help
You need a custom recovery installed before you can do a backup.
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You need to Odin the custom recovery, I suggest Phil advanced recovery, it is in the original development thread for the note 2... Download the tar file, put your phone on download mode and plug it in to your pc then flash the recovery tar file thru Odin...
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jocarog said:
You need to Odin the custom recovery, I suggest Phil advanced recovery, it is in the original development thread for the note 2... Download the tar file, put your phone on download mode and plug it in to your pc then flash the recovery tar file thru Odin...
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where can I download right Odin for Note 2 (4.4.2)?
I use the one from CF Autoroot thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33278472
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What about recovery? I'm on 4.4.2 and flashing recovery thru Odin doesn't work. I read somewhere else that the recovery files need to be renamed but I don't know how to do it. Can anyone help me?
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Flash this with odin and uncheck the reboot option.
https://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition/l900/philz_touch_6.07.9-l900.tar.md5/
After it flashea disconnect phone and pull battery. While holding down vol +, menu, and power insert your battery and dont release keys till you see boot splash. You will then boot into recovery where you can backup current rom. Once you have backed up do a custom backup and only select efs. This has to be done by itself or it wont backup. Make sure that you put your efs backup someplace safe (on pc or cd) in case you need it in the future.
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I've rooted using one click root and I have King root app.
Now I want to install some recovery to install blisspop, but unable to install CWM recovery through Odin.
I've tried to install tar, but always going to stock and I'm unable to flash fix zip
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chandidas said:
I've rooted using one click root and I have King root app.
Now I want to install some recovery to install blisspop, but unable to install CWM recovery through Odin.
I've tried to install tar, but always going to stock and I'm unable to flash fix zip
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Uncheck auto reboot in Odin. Once the flashing process finishes, remove battery, put it back and press volume up+home+power. It will boot to CWM