How do i flash the DooMKernel through recovery?
How do i get in recovery in the first place? lol
EDIT: Btw, i have a LT26i with .96 and i have it rooted with an unlocked bootloader
Minecraftian said:
How do i flash the DooMKernel through recovery?
How do i get in recovery in the first place? lol
EDIT: Btw, i have a LT26i with .96 and i have it rooted with an unlocked bootloader
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Sony stock recovery cannot be used to flash recoveries (Even you can only boot into stock recovery using ADB commands).
Firstly you will need to flash CUSTOM recovery. this can be done via fastboot commands.
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img where recovery.img is the name of your custom recovery. (you will need fastboot drivers and platform tools, if you arenot sure what I am talking about ask in details)
Next you will need to flash kernel via recovery by holding volume+down button while sony logo shows when you restart your phone.
Or simply you can just flash kernel directly via fastboot commands without any need to flash recovery
Good Luck!
Hnk1 said:
Sony stock recovery cannot be used to flash recoveries (Even you can only boot into stock recovery using ADB commands).
Firstly you will need to flash CUSTOM recovery. this can be done via fastboot commands.
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img where recovery.img is the name of your custom recovery. (you will need fastboot drivers and platform tools, if you arenot sure what I am talking about ask in details)
Next you will need to flash kernel via recovery by holding volume+down button while sony logo shows when you restart your phone.
Or simply you can just flash kernel directly via fastboot commands without any need to flash recovery
Good Luck!
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Thanks, i figured it out. I downloaded the DooMKernel's recovery and flashed it with the flashtool. Thanks
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attached is a semi-working recovery, you can flash it with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img".
update: the recovery can flash boot.img's too, if the custom rom uses "dd" instead of "write_raw_image" to flash the boot.img. i hope mike updates his rom
don't use anything except for "install from sdcard"
i take no responibility for any harm to your device or data
it's basicaly a repacked cwm recovery combined with the stock 1.26 recovery kernel/ramdisk with modifications to init.rc
it is intented for developers wanting to toy around with custom roms, until someone makes a real recovery
no support nor updates will be made for this
is it tested or not yet.
I've tested it
ok thanks, since currently there is no other option to unlock bootloader other than htcdev & lack of RUU sources is too risky to flash custom recovery at this point. so technically it will skip zip package signature check? so we can start working on working custom rom.
You can always flash the stock recovery again ith fastboot
The reason why this recovery is useful is because i dont have to repack system qnd userdata images with ext4. Plus, you can update the userdata partition. Flashing with fastboot erases it
looks nice!
could you maybe share your knowledge about creating this recovery? i'm trying the same for the one s but can't get it packed together correctly...
blubbers said:
You can always flash the stock recovery again ith fastboot
The reason why this recovery is useful is because i dont have to repack system qnd userdata images with ext4. Plus, you can update the userdata partition. Flashing with fastboot erases it
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Understand. My concern is no RUU for my device available yet & im afraid to use from other region stock rom Thanks for ur effort.
Do I have to unlock my phone to install this recovery?
moom999 said:
Do I have to unlock my phone to install this recovery?
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yes, there are only 2 ways of installing a recovery.
fastboot and adb
fastboot requires you to unlock in order to "fastboot flash recovery"
and in order to possibly do it through adb you need root and in order to get root at the minute you need to be able to flash an insecure boot image through fastboot, which again, you need to unlock in order to "fastboot flash boot"
Hi blubbers,
There is a guy on general thread who wants to dump a developer phone. It's s4 not tegra but might help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24496390
sent from my HTC one X using tapatalk
So, finally I have managed to unlock my bootloader in ADB with the sony's method, I did this because I want to try out the ultima rom with kernel.
So I have never flashed a kernel, I only used wotan client and flashtool. I don't know how to start.
I have everything (latest android sdk, proper drivers, battery full, root, clockworkmod, kernel.img) only the knowledge how to do it SAFE, and the most important how do I flash it back to the original ramdisk and kernel?
PS.: I have an Xperia Pro MK16I,
Is there no guide in the rom thread?
Typed down from the sky with sexy LT15i
Try this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1508585
Dude, the same Ultima ROM thread has the instructions.
It's always the same.
Flash Kernel via Fastboot> Flash ROM via CWM> Full wipe.
You'll have to get the fastboot files from somewhere to flash the kernel.
Once flashed the Kernel, to flash the ROM the most common command to bring up CWM is pressing Vol - several times.
After that, you just flash the zip from Ultima.
That's it.
Unable to enter recovery mode
I am unable to enter the recovery mode by pressing the volume - key. How can i enter the recovery mode ? i am stuck on the sony logo.
I was flashing a ROM on locked bootloader and already had clockworkmod recovery. Now i can not access it
Hi, here is the situation. I got one half-broken Desire.
Fully formatted, s-off,cwm 5.0.2.0 with broken volume up and down keys.
So, when I get into the bootloader I can't get into the recovery to flash zip.
Anyone has some rooted image with boot.img, system.img data.img so I can flash it via fastboot?
Thanks.
You can flash .zip ROM through fastboot : http://forum.xda-developers.com/wik...id#Android_Flashing_Guide_.28with_fastboot.29
I think you can also flash rom from Rom Manager
byglet said:
You can flash .zip ROM through fastboot : http://forum.xda-developers.com/wik...id#Android_Flashing_Guide_.28with_fastboot.29
I think you can also flash rom from Rom Manager
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Thanks didn't know that... But pretty much useless since community roms don't contain android-info.txt file and some other related stuff.
However, I've figured out that after flashing boot.img via fastboot, it shows itself up in adb devices command so I managed to get into recovery by adb reboot recovery and flashed.
Hey guys, I think i screwed up big time. I have just received my Htc one M8 from rogers (with no bloatware on it .. weird lol ) And i wanted to root it in order to use titanium back up.
So i followed a guide to root the phone everything went well execpt that now my phone boots straight into philz custom recovery....
When i was entering the fastboot commands to flash the recovery to the phone i made a mistake i wrote :
fastboot flash boot recovery.img
instead of
fastboot flash boot recovery recovery.img
....
So my guess is that i have overwritten the boot.img of the phone with the custom recovery which is bad... now i can't use the phone...
Is there a way to flash the stock boot image back? of to restore the phone like it was brand new?
Thanks for you help
Reflash the both with the correct commands !!!
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
and
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Mr Hofs said:
Reflash the both with the correct commands !!!
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
and
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
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Yeah this is what i wanted to do but i couldn't find a boot.img. I did find it eventually. here it is in case anyone needs it
Straight, just saying.
The boot.img is always in the rom....Most roms contain the stock boot.img. or check my backup collection and download the stock rom. It has the stock boot.img inside
Thanks a lot.
I want to make sure I'm using the correct command to install stock recovery.
fastboot flash recovery.img
ptshaker said:
I want to make sure I'm using the correct command to install stock recovery.
fastboot flash recovery.img
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fastboot flash recovery recovery.img