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[Q] Help me to choose a recovery

Hi folks!
I need some help to choose my new recovery.
ATM i have the an S-OFF desire with Clockworkmod 2.5.1.2, that lead me to the USB brick (and a lot of swear) pretty often when i do a nandroid backup.
Now i see there are a lot of new recovery, with a lot of feature and so on.
What I will choose? I see RMD, new version of AmonRA, CWM, 4EXT etc.
I can flash it with Android Flasher?

Terepin!!!
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m1l4droid said:
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Old.
I have searched on the forum but i dont see any recent answe to this question

RMD, has built-in USB brick fix.

You have searched the forum?? Yet you post in the wrong area?
Your asking a question, yet not in the QUESTION AND ANSWER?
And there is so much info on recoveries! I'd say seach again

k3lcior said:
RMD, has built-in USB brick fix.
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I see, but its stable? What are the pros and cons to the other?
BigMrB said:
You have searched the forum?? Yet you post in the wrong area?
Your asking a question, yet not in the QUESTION AND ANSWER?
And there is so much info on recoveries! I'd say seach again
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Ops, selecting the option "is this a question" i though the forum move my post in the right section, sorry

Dashie84 said:
Old.
I have searched on the forum but i dont see any recent answe to this question
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Yet you failed to understand that your *question* goes in the *forum for questions*.
You're welcome.

Dashie84 said:
Ops, selecting the option "is this a question" i though the forum move my post in the right section, sorry
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I'm tired and sick of being tired and sick OF THOSE GOD DAMN N00BS!!!

Questions or Problems Should Not Be Posted in the Development Forum
Please Post in the Correct Forums and Read THIS
Moving to Q&A

The great thing is, so many people who replied have links to different recoveries

BigMrB said:
The great thing is, so many people who replied have links to different recoveries
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Yes, at least i have an idea of what are the most frequent used...

.587 help

I have an Arc S with LT18i_4.1.B.0.431_Generic.World installed i want to install .587 so that i can then install ICS JellyBean remix v3 but i cnt find anything on installing .587 please please help my simple minded mind

you are in luck, I just found someone posted the lt18i firmware.
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This topic was created for LT15i.
anyway here's for LT18i:
http://hotfile.com/dl/167361348/43349db/LT18i_4.1.B.0.587_(1254-2716).ftf.html
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bruce16878 said:
you are in luck, I just found someone posted the lt18i firmware.
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I wow thanks u so much do i just flash it with FlashTool? wide/data ect

Sirus2012 said:
but i cnt find anything on installing .587
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It does help if you actually search for what you're looking for. Luck for you there are plenty of spoon feeders here.
Sent from my CM9'd Ray

XperienceD said:
It does help if you actually search for what you're looking for. Luck for you there are plenty of spoon feeders here.
Sent from my CM9'd Ray
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maybe next time i wont ask then? dam thought this site was about helping others. i did search and that is why i was asking. i as i found alot of links broken or just didnt understand wat was ment to be done. Not like i was being spoon fed. just cuz i cnt seem to find what i wanted and ask u give negative answers well thanks a bunch.

Sirus2012 said:
but i cnt find anything on installing .587
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This thread might be helpful for you
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1898236

Sirus2012 said:
I have an Arc S with LT18i_4.1.B.0.431_Generic.World installed i want to install .587 so that i can then install ICS JellyBean remix v3 but i cnt find anything on installing .587 please please help my simple minded mind
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u dont have to install 587 to install the jelly bean ICS remix all u have to is to flash a kernel with CWM inside of it
i recommend this one it works great with the remix
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1838916
hit thanks if it helped

Mr.Doc said:
u dont have to install 587 to install the jelly bean ICS remix all u have to is to flash a kernel with CWM inside of it
i recommend this one it works great with the remix
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1838916
hit thanks if it helped
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OP didn't specify bootloader status and the bootloader would have to be unlocked to flash a custom kernel doesn't it? Great link if he has unlocked bootloader

Sirus2012 said:
maybe next time i wont ask then?
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Ask all you want, but don't take offence when you get pulled up for being lazy.
Sirus2012 said:
dam thought this site was about helping others. i did search and that is why i was asking.
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Nope, you didn't. You're not the first to say they've searched for something when they clearly haven't and you certainly wont be the last. I came here to learn, not be spoon fed and rehashed old information that I could have found myself by searching. This post of mine from yesterday sums up this thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32137512&postcount=152

[Q] Jelly Bean: installation guide

Hi there,
I read several threads about installation of CM10, unofficial ROMS, and partitioning memory but didnt find any good guide which contains it all at once enabling a simple, smooth installation of JB on Wildfire. Can somebody send a link of such a page if it exists, or simply write a complete guide
Thanks a lot
Christian

You can't find any good guides to install a good working CM10 build, because there aren't any.
The one we currently have is definitely not a daily driver, but the devs are working on fixing that.

Lesicnik1 said:
You can't find any good guides to install a good working CM10 build, because there aren't any.
The one we currently have is definitely not a daily driver, but the devs are working on fixing that.
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ok. Is there sth similar on CM9?
Thanks!
Christian

cab00 said:
ok. Is there sth similar on CM9?
Thanks!
Christian
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It shouldn't be any different from installing CM9
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cab00 said:
ok. Is there sth similar on CM9?
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Justice™ said:
It shouldn't be any different from installing CM9
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well, I think he meant if there was a good guide to install CM9, then...
I suggest to look into some of the ICS threads in the dev section. I believe the most frequented is a good start: [ROM][KANG][IMM76L][v09.20] Non-official CyanogenMod 9 - xda-developers

eventcom said:
well, I think he meant if there was a good guide to install CM9, then...
I suggest to look into some of the ICS threads in the dev section. I believe the most frequented is a good start: [ROM][KANG][IMM76L][v09.20] Non-official CyanogenMod 9 - xda-developers
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Yes I meant this.
I also found the above thread and read *some* posts but I'm afraid I have to read them all?!?
Christian

cab00 said:
Yes I meant this.
I also found the above thread and read *some* posts but I'm afraid I have to read them all?!?
Christian
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Read only the first post and it's all
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using xda premium

cab00 said:
Yes I meant this.
I also found the above thread and read *some* posts but I'm afraid I have to read them all?!?
Christian
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no, of course not all... I'd suggest to read the first post (obviously) because of the instructions. If you have questions then you could use the search box to search directly inside the thread and if that doesn't help or you have questions you can ask there.
If you don't have any questions it's a good idea anyway to read a few of the latest posts to get an idea if there might be problems or things to be careful with/aware of.

eventcom said:
no, of course not all... I'd suggest to read the first post (obviously) because of the instructions. If you have questions then you could use the search box to search directly inside the thread and if that doesn't help or you have questions you can ask there.
If you don't have any questions it's a good idea anyway to read a few of the latest posts to get an idea if there might be problems or things to be careful with/aware of.
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Thanks Pator and eventcom. I spent an hour on the first post and think I will manage it.
All but one question are answered there: I understood that If I've flashed bravo-recovery and backup then I have to flash bravo-boot after this and reboot. But what if I apply a new ROM? Is it bravo-recovery -> new rom -> gapps -> bravo-boot -> reboot or should I apply gapps after bravo-boot?
Thanks again!!!
Christian

cab00 said:
Thanks Pator and eventcom. I spent an hour on the first post and think I will manage it.
All but one question are answered there: I understood that If I've flashed bravo-recovery and backup then I have to flash bravo-boot after this and reboot. But what if I apply a new ROM? Is it bravo-recovery -> new rom -> gapps -> bravo-boot -> reboot or should I apply gapps after bravo-boot?
Thanks again!!!
Christian
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if you already have set up custom mtd partitions you need to flash only the bravo-boot file again if you apply a new ROM. My order would be: Nandroid backup -> format system -> wipe cache -> wipe dalvik-cache -> flash new ROM -> flash gapps -> flash bravo-boot file -> reboot
One exception: some ROMs suggest wipe data also. In this case I'd do a "format data" after system wipe/format, too plus also a "complete wipe/factory reset" after wiping caches - it's a bit redundant - just to make sure everything goes right.
BTW: it would be great if you could change this threads title into something like e.g. "Is there a Jelly Bean installation guide" as it's a bit misleading for others

[Q] i want to install a stable rom

want a stable rom for my galaxy y duos s6102 . any suggestion?

Suranjan16049 said:
want a stable rom for my galaxy y duos s6102 . any suggestion?
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try yourself everyone has their on opinions about stability
and the most stable is stock rom
don't ask this type of questions

sangalaxy said:
try yourself everyone has their on opinions about stability
and the most stable is stock rom
don't ask this type of questions
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i know , dats why i didnt asked for best rom. actually im new to this device .. never used this handset before ..anyway thanks.

Suranjan16049 said:
i know , dats why i didnt asked for best rom. actually im new to this device .. never used this handset before ..anyway thanks.
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yeah you should check on the threads of custom roms and the opinions of the testers do a little research friend

Two mistakes my friend:
Your thread is in a guides section, not in q&a.
Also, there's a purpose for that search button, use it. Or use web view. You can find all roms with one click there.

CrazeXDA said:
Two mistakes my friend:
Your thread is in a guides section, not in q&a.
Also, there's a purpose for that search button, use it. Or use web view. You can find all roms with one click there.
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got back after a long vacation from xda .. seems i forgot d rules ..sorry abt that.. have a nice day

Suranjan16049 said:
got back after a long vacation from xda .. seems i forgot d rules ..sorry abt that.. have a nice day
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Yeah. You too bro. Good luck on your journey (again).

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Best ROMS/kernels are not allowed on XDA.
Please test these things for yourself.
This is the only way you will get an unbiased opinion,and then, you can decide for yourself if it meets YOUR needs.
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[Q] wfs 2012 thread?

I was reading one post and i found that there is a wfs 2012 model thread, but so far i haven found it.
If that kind of thread exists please give me a link to it. If not let me know, that i wouldn't spend my time for no reason.

zgodig said:
I was reading one post and i found that there is a wfs 2012 model thread, but so far i haven found it.
If that kind of thread exists please give me a link to it. If not let me know, that i wouldn't spend my time for no reason.
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Yep,there are actually many of them,I have a 2012 Model,so any help needed,just ask.
It'll be appriciated if you press thanks if your question was solved.

AmirNajjar said:
Yep,there are actually many of them,I have a 2012 Model,so any help needed,just ask.
It'll be appriciated if you press thanks if your question was solved.
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are you a rom developer?

zgodig said:
are you a rom developer?
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Yup,I'm,and now I'm actually updating my ROM to v1.0 which is called WFSY10.1,you can check it here

AmirNajjar said:
Yup,I'm,and now I'm actually updating my ROM to v1.0 which is called WFSY10.1,you can check it here
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would you mind to check the rom request thread on questions and answers secion, you might be interested in making that rom, because i belevieve that that kind of rom would be the most successful one out there for wfs.