After i installed Leedroid 3.0.7, still on ClockWorkRecovery i pressed reboot, and now the phone is hanging on the "Why so serious?" screen from Alpharev by one hour now. I didnt remove the battery because in the topic says to dont remove the batery while the first boot.
What should i do? Help!!
Did you Wipe userdata before flashing?
hi,
gives few details more plz
Yes, i did wipe factory data, ext cache and dalvik cache. Then i installed Radio_32.56.00.32U_5.17.05.08 and then the ROM. And before all that i created the ext3 partition with rom manager, and installed the alignment-ext3.
apsol said:
Yes, i did wipe factory data, ext cache and dalvik cache. Then i installed Radio_32.56.00.32U_5.17.05.08 and then the ROM. And before all that i created the ext3 partition with rom manager, and installed the alignment-ext3.
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I would partition your sd-card again following this guide:
http://leedroid.com/bravo-wiki/partitioning-your-sd-card-ready-for-a2sd
After this is finished, wipe all userdata (full wipe) and flash leedroid rom again.
No warranty for any damage!
Only install the alignment ext3 if you HAVE problems, it's painfully mis-documented in the official thread. Same thing happened to me. Do the following:
Format SD card, create correct partitions using gparted or Partition Manager.
Reboot into recovery by pushing Vol Down + Power, Recovery.
Wipe Cache, Data, D-cache.
Flash rom, reboot.
Don't flash the alignment patch.
Should be fine
ya..exactly..repartition the card.then just flash the rom..dont flash ext3 alignment..same prob happenend with me too..don worry!!
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I had problems with wiping stuff on recovery, and I created these ZIPs with scripts to wipe my defy.
When I saw that others had problems wiping too, i thought that I could help by releasing these ZIPs.
Note: These zips do not push any files to any partitions, they just contain scripts run in recovery to perform desired task.
So, here they are:
FULL WIPER
-Wipes /system,/data,/cache
DO NOT REBOOT AFTER USING THIS OR YOU'LL NEED TO FLASH SBF
ext3 version
ext4 version
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CACHE WIPER
-Wipes /cache
ext3 version
ext4 version
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DATA & CACHE WIPER
-Wipes /cache and /data
ext3 version
ext4 version
Every zip can be found here : LINK
And please do not come to tell me that this is completely useless, if you can wipe normally, good 4 you
Nice one. it's faster than clicking all the CWM menu!
Can u add one that wipe dalvik and cache?
Jelly powered.Defy
Awesome!
AnTerNoZ said:
Nice one. it's faster than clicking all the CWM menu!
Can u add one that wipe dalvik and cache?
Jelly powered.Defy
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As far as I know, the dalvik cache is in the /cache partition, use cache wiper
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Works for me!
I love these, use them everytime! Cache wiping in custom recovery doesn't work for me either anymore... This is far easier than switching to stock recovery and then bla bla bla!
Absolutely agree! Great Job!
After full wipe and install CM10 i got boot loops on red Moto logo. Defy+ bl7
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Uao why i didn't see this before? i really searched for something similar a lot! At last i will get rid of gapps that normal factory reset don't delete! thanks!!
Two questions: do you confirm full wiper does delete dalvik also?
And do these scripts still work now also with ext4 formatted partitions?
moly82 said:
Uao why i didn't see this before? i really searched for something similar a lot! At last i will get rid of gapps that normal factory reset don't delete! thanks!!
Two questions: do you confirm full wiper does delete dalvik also?
And do these scripts still work now also with ext4 formatted partitions?
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in the script data and cache is loaded as ext3 I don't know if it's formate it right, try it later and report, but u can easily rewrite the script to ext4 if it's needed.
AnTerNoZ said:
in the script data and cache is loaded as ext3 I don't know if it's formate it right, try it later and report, but u can easily rewrite the script to ext4 if it's needed.
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thanks.. but I wouldn't know how to modify the script.. by the way I may use it with ext3 no problem.
also, I still don;t know how to check if my partitions are really ext3 or ext4.. so I think I will revert them to ext3 anyway.. (mount command show the driver used to mount the partitions, not the real format of the partitions.. and fstab I think is not fully reliable..)
congrats, your ass is now wiped.. I'm loving it!!
in op three links for download r given....so before flashing any new custom rom,i have to install these three zips in recovery....am i right or any other method???
Moto Defy
Added ext4 versions of each script. Please test as I do not have Defy anymore
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jokermithun said:
in op three links for download r given....so before flashing any new custom rom,i have to install these three zips in recovery....am i right or any other method???
Moto Defy
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Just flash the Full wipe zip before you flash custom rom, it will wipe everything and you'll have clean partitions and less bugs.
Be careful though, flash your rom after wipe zip. without rebooting. if you reboot, you'l' have to flash an sbf since /system got wiped.
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Added ext4 versions of each script. Please test as I do not have Defy anymore
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Just flash the Full wipe zip before you flash custom rom, it will wipe everything and you'll have clean partitions and less bugs.
Be careful though, flash your rom after wipe zip. without rebooting. if you reboot, you'l' have to flash an sbf since /system got wiped.
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what about dalvik cache wipe????
Moto Defy
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Added ext4 versions of each script. Please test as I do not have Defy anymore
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Just flash the Full wipe zip before you flash custom rom, it will wipe everything and you'll have clean partitions and less bugs.
Be careful though, flash your rom after wipe zip. without rebooting. if you reboot, you'l' have to flash an sbf since /system got wiped.
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question:
if I use full wiper ext4 version on ext3 partitions, will the partitions be formatted to ext4, or should I run ext4 full wiper only on already formatted ext4 partitions?
thanks for clarifying and sorry for stupid question
moly82 said:
question:
if I use full wiper ext4 version on ext3 partitions, will the partitions be formatted to ext4, or should I run ext4 full wiper only on already formatted ext4 partitions?
thanks for clarifying and sorry for stupid question
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use AROMA Filemanager with terminal to look what formate it have with "mount" command
Data&cache wiper ext3 link wrong in the first post. It links u to the cache wiper ext3.
Anyway thx about it. Cheers
defy green powered by jb
So.... the full wipe after and before installing a new rom could be enought? right?
Psychlo said:
So.... the full wipe after and before installing a new rom could be enought? right?
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DON'T use the full wipe after u flash a ROM, it erase all data and the system. if u do this u had finally flash a new stock firmware!!! only use it before and DIRECT after finish use the zip of the ROM u want to install, or nandroid!!
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Added ext4 versions of each script. Please test as I do not have Defy anymore
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if I use old ext3 zip it don't formate it back to ext3 partition still is ext4 formate if I check it with mount command. and nether with ext3 or ext4 version, dalvik would never bee wiped for me.
So I restored to t mobile stock on my sgh t989d and cwm 5.0.2.6 will let me flash but the roms that i flash never boot up and it says it cant open cache/recover/log please help
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So I restored to t mobile stock on my sgh t989d and cwm 5.0.2.6 will let me flash but the roms that i flash never boot up and it says it cant open cache/recover/log please help
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First update your CWM using this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1844637
Before flashing a new ROM it’s always a good idea to:
***create a backup****
*wipe data/factory reset
*wipe cache partition
*go to Mounts and Storage and select format /system
*go to advanced and Wipe Dalvik Cache
*Fix Permissions
Reboot and enjoy your new rom.
i didn't know .what happen my SAMSUNG galaxy s ii t-mobile SGH-T989 phone.... i can't Automatic updatescm-10.1-20130404-NIGHTLY-hercules.zip
when i use rom cm-10.1-20130331-NIGHTLY-hercules.zip...
.but i don't understand...everytime when i try Automatic updates new rom,it doesn't updates.
before i updates i use tool
(gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip)
(10.1-20130331-NIGHTLY-hercules.zip)
(Darkside.super.wipe_ext4.zip
now every time i couldn't Automatic updates my roms...
How to Flash a ROM Properly?
I recommend the following procedures because it is safe and recommended by CyanogenMod and also I recommend the users of Clockworkmod Recovery v5.0.2.7, to update for v6.0.2.9 which is Pretty Good & Working Perfectly.
How to Flash a ROM Properly using Clockworkmod Recovery v6.0.2.9 ?
For Clockworkmod Recovery v6.0.2.9, DarkSide Super Wipe & DarkSide Cache Wipe Zips are not necessary
Reboot to Clockworkmod Recovery
1. Backup Current ROM.
2. Go to Wipe data/factory reset, then Do a Wipe Cache.
3. Go to Mounts and Storage, then Format /system -> Format /data & Format /cache.
4. Go to Advanced, then Do a Wipe dalvik cache.
5. Install the ROM Zip from the SD Card or Internal Memory & then Install New GApps for CM10.1.
6. Reboot and Let the ROM settle for 5-10 minutes.
Note: Restore apps without data if your are using any backup tools such as TitaniumBackup etc., Restoring Apps with data cause Problems
How to Update ROM Properly?
After Installing CM10.1, If you want to update to new Nightly or Stable, a full wipe is not required.
We can do a Dirty Flash as Follows. This will not erase data & its Safe.
1. Reboot to Clockworkmod Recovery
2. Do a Wipe cache partition
3. Go to Advanced, then Do a Wipe dalvik cache
4. Install the ROM Zip from the SD Card or Internal Memory & Reboot.
SOURCE OF THIS INFO: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2143589
I flashed route 66 4.3 update via Odin last night, however I would like to do a clean install. How can I wipe the internal memory so I can re-flash via odin? I'm trying to remove all apps etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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There is a script that can be flashed through a custom recovery that will completely wipe your internal memory clean. I have it on my S3. I'm on my nexus 5 now so I don't have access to it right now. If someone doesn't have a better suggestion I'll share it with you when I can.
Typed from Nexus 5, ZFFZ
Go into recovery and format /Data. If you are on TWRP, there should be an Erase Internal in the Wipe settings. Not sure about Clockwork.
Boot to recovery.
Wipe /Cache
Wipe /Dalvik-Cache
Factory Reset.
Format /System
Format /Data
Profit!!!
In recovery Format Data =/= Wipe Data
Format is erasing your internal
Wipe is wiping your app data.
Edit: If you want to flash what Jorge said above, just search for XquiziT's Superwipe and you might be able to find it.
superwipe doesn't work, i get an error and reboots back into 4.3
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Go into recovery and format /Data. If you are on TWRP, there should be an Erase Internal in the Wipe settings. Not sure about Clockwork.
Boot to recovery.
Wipe /Cache
Wipe /Dalvik-Cache
Factory Reset.
Format /System
Format /Data
Profit!!!
In recovery Format Data =/= Wipe Data
Format is erasing your internal
Wipe is wiping your app data.
Edit: If you want to flash what Jorge said above, just search for XquiziT's Superwipe and you might be able to find it.
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Guess you'll have to do it the long way then per the instructions above. Let us know how it goes.
Will definitely give it a shot when I have more time! Thank for the help
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