Hi, i am using slimbean rom. But the speaker sound is too low and it doesn't have features like burst shot etc.
So can someone give me the steps to move data from sdcard0 to sdcard?
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Don't downgrade get the equalizer app
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I want to move from SlimBean(Android 4.2.2) to ViperX(Android 4.1.1).
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Enter the recovery (mount the sdcrad as a mass storage device) and move all data from that 0 folder to the root. Delete the 0 folder. Put the rom on the sdcard too. Flash the boot.img , make a full wipe and install the rom
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Enter the recovery (mount the sdcrad as a mass storage device) and move all data from that 0 folder to the root. Delete the 0 folder. Put the rom on the sdcard too. Flash the boot.img , make a full wipe and install the rom
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there is no '0' folder. when i mount USB storage from TWRP, I can see HTC Storage and when I open the folder, I see all my files, no '0' folder?
Please help!! Do I have to flash the ROM first?
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Well then problem solved......
Copy the viper rom to it and start flashing and installing
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Well then problem solved......
Copy the viper rom to it and start flashing and installing
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So I Have to flash the ROM first?
Please explain in deatil mate, i am a noob at such things..... :silly:
Copy the rom to the sdcard, open the rom.zip and copy the boot.img from it to the fastboot folder.
Put the phone in the bootloader and flash the boot.img. unhook the cable and go into the recovery. Make a full wipe and install the rom
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Copy the rom to the sdcard, open the rom.zip and copy the boot.img from it to the fastboot folder.
Put the phone in the bootloader and flash the boot.img. unhook the cable and go into the recovery. Make a full wipe and install the rom
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What about the data in the SD card??
When mounted on the computer there is no '0' folder. But on the phone I see sdcard0. The method in the CM10.1 thread also doesn't work.
It says " can't cd to /sdcard/0/"
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Its a mirror of the system of some kind. Dont worry to much about it, just mount the sdcard in the recovery and copy the rom.zip to the root of the sdcard.
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Its a mirror of the system of some kind. Dont worry to much about it, just mount the sdcard in the recovery and copy the rom.zip to the root of the sdcard.
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So no need of moving the data?
Just flash the ROM and I'm am done?
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If its not there when you mount it in the recovery there is not much to move
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If its not there when you mount it in the recovery there is not much to move
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I tried to root my Galaxy W but failed using the Rooting via Recovery mode(SD card) method described here
I put the update.zip file on the SDCard by mounting the SDCard on my laptop, running XP, and copying update.zip onto the SDcard.
But, when I reinserted the SDcard and followed the procedure described, the apply sdcard:update.zip in Recovery Menu does not appear.
My phone is
GTI8150
Android 2.3.6
Baseband version I8150XXXKL3
Build no GINGERBREADXXLA2
Can anyone suggest what I am doing wrong?
You have to move the zip into the internal memory of the phone, the one of 1,7GB (in our phone is called /sdcard), not in ur personal sdcard that is called external_sd...then u'll be able to find the zip in recovery
Thank you for the good advice.
I downloaded SwiFTP to the Android and then used FileZilla to FTP the zip file to the /sdcard folder.
Then the process seemed to work OK
Can I root my device:
2.3.6
baseband DXLM2
kernel DXLM3
build number DXLM3
Via stock recovery?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes its working
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Thank you. Ill give it a shot later on.
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Hi i recently downloaded the black notes gen 2 rom. I combined the two zip files using 7zip. I transfered the zip file into my phones internal memory. i then used CWM recovery to clear cache and factory reset. However, when i try to install the zip file, it just says installation abotted can someone help me?
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Hi i recently downloaded the black notes gen 2 rom. I combined the two zip files using 7zip. I transfered the zip file into my phones internal memory. i then used CWM recovery to clear cache and factory reset. However, when i try to install the zip file, it just says installation abotted can someone help me?
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Hi Bro... read the instruction again , is not flash through CWM but restore from CWM , extract the 2 files into 1 folder , copy it into your MMC , boot into CWM , chose backup & restore>> restore from external sd .... chose the file that you copy and restore , remember to do all the wipe / reset ( read carefully the instruction ) before restore . hope this help .
Thanks a lot for the reply! Im gonna try as soon as i get home!
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just restore with cwm brother
So how the result bro? Have you install 2nd gen?
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So i have to extract the zip files and transfer in my phone?? I cant find any backups in my phone
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Gary122 said:
So i have to extract the zip files and transfer in my phone?? I cant find any backups in my phone
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extract the 2 zip files into 1 folder, folder name should be clockworkmod , copy the clockworkmod file into your external sd, boot into CWM and select backup & restore >>> restore from external sd and you should see a file >> 20120422... something like that... select it >>> restore and wait until it done and reboot. Dont forget to wipe wipe wipe before restore..
It worked! Thanks!
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after flashing CM10 ROM , in my recovery i choose install zip from sd card but there is no file, and i can not restore from my previous back up, please help , thanks
Have you checked if the folder where the zip files are is /sdcard, /sdcard0 or /sdcard/sdcard0?
I think CM10 and TW based ROMs use different naming conventions for the storage folder.
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Have you checked if the folder where the zip files are is /sdcard, /sdcard0 or /sdcard/sdcard0?
I think CM10 and TW based ROMs use different naming conventions for the storage folder.
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thanks , new folder "0" is created and all my files are moved into it
Hello , I flashed Icecoldjelly custom rom with android 4.2.2 (aokp) on my htc one x , and now I want go back to a sense rom (renovate)
if anyone can help me ! ! on how to replace all my data on /Sdcard/ and not on Sdcard/0 ??
thanks .
Mount usb storage in recovery and navigate to /sdcard/0.
Select all the files (ctrl+a) and cut them (ctrl+x). Then navigate to /sdcard/ and paste there.
Done.
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Mount usb storage in recovery and navigate to /sdcard/0.
Select all the files (ctrl+a) and cut them (ctrl+x). Then navigate to /sdcard/ and paste there.
Done.
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thank you !! but when I mount usb storage I acces to my sdcard content !! how can I navigate to sdcard/0 by mounting ??
Hey guys got a question.... I was on the cyanogenmod thread and I someone posted a possible workaround for the freezing at the boot screen on 4.3 roms... I was told to delete the bootanimation.zip from system/media/ but I can't find it in there... There isn't even a media folder in system from what I see. (keep in mind I'm using the file manager inside of TWRP to try to locate it) I was wondering what the command is to delete the file using the terminal emulator or whatever selection I need to use to delete the zip.
The problem with it locking on the bootsplash seems to be that it couldn't get passed the bootanimation.zip file.
It looks like the method of using ODIN to flash a rooted stock rom manages to erase the bootanimation.zip, where as TWRP was leaving it there. If you get stuck there, go into recovery and fire up a command line interface (TWRP has one) and rm the bootanimation.zip file. I'll look back a few posts to find the path and post it here. Other than that make sure you are flashing the latest gapps and wipe your data and you should be good to go. Some folks have gotten away with a dirty flash but you'll have to uninstall/reinstall a bunch of apps.
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Hey guys got a question.... I was on the cyanogenmod thread and I someone posted a possible workaround for the freezing at the boot screen on 4.3 roms... I was told to delete the bootanimation.zip from system/media/ but I can't find it in there... There isn't even a media folder in system from what I see. (keep in mind I'm using the file manager inside of TWRP to try to locate it) I was wondering what the command is to delete the file using the terminal emulator or whatever selection I need to use to delete the zip.
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rm /file/location/here.zip
And if you can't see something in recovery like that, make sure the partition is mounted.
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