Hi, thanks very much for your guide on flashing and rooting first of all, I just have some quick questions before I go ahead and install and a custom ROM.
1. I'm already on the latest firmware which I got via Kies (Gingerbread, 2.3.3), do I still need to flash a different version via ODIN?
2. I'm looking to install CM7.2-KANG but I can't seem to figure out how to flash CWM5 Custom recovery, it says;
1) Push recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace.img to your device using "adb push recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.3-galaxyace.img /tmp/" command
2) Turn off your phone
3) Press POWER+HOME BUTTON
4) Login to your device over "adb shell"
5) Mount /system using "mount /dev/block/stl12 /system" command
6) Flash CWM recovery using "flash_image recoveryonly /tmp/recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.3-galaxyace.img" command
7) Umount /system using "umount /system" command
8) Reboot your device using "reboot recovery" command to test your new CWM recovery
9) Reboot your device
I know this has to be done through 'command' prompt but I don't even have the galaxyace.img from the zip on your page, I have 'recovery.img' extracted and I tried pushing that to /tmp/ but it says failed to copy due to /tmp/ being a directory.
Also, after flashing CWM5, will I need to unroot to install CM7.2 or will it be fine?
Would gladly appreciate any help and I'll consider donating to your development. Thankyou.
Android: 2.3.3
S5830XWKP8
GINGERBREAD.XWKPY
1.if you are already on 2.3.3 then no need to flash via Odin .
sent from my phone and don't forget to hit thanks button if I helped you in any means ......
2.download the zip file in attachments from here
forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18178563&postcount=13
Go in recovery mod home+power button choose apply update from SD card choose the zip you downloaded. after that power off and go again in recovery mod instead of recovery mod now u can see cwm 5. And after cwm5 you don't need to unroot to flash any rom.
sent from my phone and don't forget to hit thanks button if I helped you in any means ......
so plzz give feedback did you tried it or still did not understanded something
sent from my phone and don't forget to hit thanks button if I helped you in any means ......
I've got CWM5 installed now and it's currently running a backup. Do you know if its possible to move the backup to PC and back again when needed? What is 'sd-ext'? When backing up it said it skipped the back-up of that because it wasn't found.
Thanks for the help, its appreciated. Going to attempt to install CM7.2 now.
LaneyUK said:
I've got CWM5 installed now and it's currently running a backup. Do you know if its possible to move the backup to PC and back again when needed? What is 'sd-ext'? When backing up it said it skipped the back-up of that because it wasn't found.
Thanks for the help, its appreciated. Going to attempt to install CM7.2 now.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You can move the backup to PC, but dont touch the folder structure and naming. Make sure you have a card reader in case something happens to your phone and you cant connect your phone to pc anymore. Else you wont be able to copy back to sdcard before restoring.
sd-ext is a ext(x) partition which allows you to use a2sd or similar solutions for moving apps to SD. Its ok if its skipped, that means you are not using it ;-)
Cheers
Thanks for the help guys, heres a screenshot of my Ace using CM7.2 by J.A.F.
I have one last question to ask before I leave, ROM Manager says 'Flash CWM Recovery', what will this be used for? as far as I know I installed the CWM through stock recovery. Thanks once again and sorry for being so newbish!
LaneyUK don't use Rom Manager on Ace! Lot of peoples had brick his phone by using Rom Manager on Ace. Instal Titanium Backup and uninstall it.
I'm not sure why I have it? I think it may have came with the 'CyanogenMod 7.2 cooper KANG RC0 Android 2.3.7 by J.A.F.' ROM. I installed the ClockWorkMod 5 via the stock recovery so I think ROM Manager is useless in this situation? If it has the potential to still brick my phone then I will remove it.
Yeah plzzz read the stickies and remove manager
sent from my phone and don't forget to hit thanks button if I helped you in any means ......
Could you give me a quick guide on how to remove ROM Manager? I can't uninstall from application menu so I'm guessing its something to do with the root and/or recovery mode.
EDIT: Nevermind, I found the answer. I should look around before posting
cwm 5 recovery problem
I had done a backup using cwm5 and did not change the name .The i intsalled ics2 rom and now when i am trying to restore some mismatch error is comiing please help
Message : Hello, I been looking for a similar thread like this to verify something.
Info : I am currently running Stock GingerBread 2.3.3 + Rooted on my Galaxy ace.
Method : I will be using the Recovery method to install CWM v5 once I get an answer.
Problem : So, do I need to update my phone to 2.3.4 or 2.3.5 or 2.3.x etc in order to
install CWM 5.0.2.6 on my phone ? - Thank you very much.
LaneyUK said:
...I know this has to be done through 'command' prompt but I don't even have the galaxyace.img from the zip on your page...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Saying the two words "Command Prompt" is rather offensive to Linus Torvaldes - the word you should be using is Terminal!
Sent from my GT-S5830 using xda premium
Related
first of all I'm really stupid when it comes to flashing this roms.... and even though i know that i flashed a rom i think the name of the rom was r3, which was suppose to be the software for the FFC of the vibrant. i fu.. up really bad and now my phone is stuck in the GALAXY S gt 19000.... knowing tht i might not be able to install the flash correctly i did a nandroid backup... but when i go into system recovery(pressing the up and down button and the power) i only get 4 options the reboot system, reinstall packages, delete all user data, and delete cache data.... but i dont know how to get into the nandroid recovery....
What your doing is entering stock recovery. You need to enter clockwork recovery (nandroid is a feature of clock work). You can enter clockwork recovery through stock by selecting "reinstall packages." This should bring you into another recovery with more options. Select nandroid/back up and restore. I believe the option is not named nandroid in the new update in clockwork recovery in order to avoid confusion....
Sent from Planet Rabbit using my intergalactic transmission communicator
every time i do thst it says E:can't open/sdcard/update.zip no such file.. installation aborted
ahhh and my volume button are al messed up the up button is down now and the down button is up now... did i just broke my phone???
It looks like you installed Eugenes newest froyo which wipes everything on your internal memory so that means your CW update zip file and your nandroid backup was deleted as well.
Same happen to me So I just started all over again flashing back to stock with odin and going with Bionix fusion, it also have FFC support as well.
P.S.your phone is not broken, you just need to decide where you want to go from here,
im trying to do that my problem is that i have a mac and i cant really find a video or a guide that shows me how to flash odin using a mac..... do u happen to know how to???
wow, dont know how to do that.
Do you have adb set up? If so you can use android commander to transfer the CW udate zip to your internal sd card. I can upload to for you if you need. Once you have that you can The 2.1 Vibrant kernel then flash any rom of your choice.
Or find a freind that had a pc and use odin from there.
Did you give the phone enough time to boot up? Give it at least 10min.
yes i downloaded the adb. i have my phone in download mode. i dont know where to get the android command...
sorry dude, just read its for windows only. Hmm!
ronnyzilker said:
every time i do thst it says E:can't open/sdcard/update.zip no such file.. installation aborted
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I get the same message after backing up the ROM in CW. I do however see a recovery-update.zip file inside Clockworkmod folder on SDCard.
How come the update.zip file is not placed on the root after the ROM backup is complete? What am I doing wrong?
UPDATE:
I renamed the file to update.zip and placed it on the root. Tested and worked!
hi.... everyone im a newbie so i need some help.....
i want to fix the touchscreen lag by flashing "mik_os's" kernel on my stock froyo 2.2.1 optimus one....... i have gone through many threads... but their is bit of confusion.... so please my steps of flashing the kernel.... im doing this very first time so want some confirmation from u guys.... if im wrong please comment....
so here it goes.....
step 1-
root the phone by using "gingerbreak"
step 2 -
copy the " mik_os's kernel" to the sd card...
step 3-
enter to the recovery mode by using the three button combo ( power + volume down + home) and do the NAND bakup.... (sd card bakup)
step 4 -
flashing the kernel zip from sd card and reboot...
thats it..... is there something missing....????
whether there is a step of "wiping data"......???? bit confused.....
plzzzzz..... confirm...... thanks.....
navin.shah said:
hi.... everyone im a newbie so i need some help.....
i want to fix the touchscreen lag by flashing "mik_os's" kernel on my stock froyo 2.2.1 optimus one....... i have gone through many threads... but their is bit of confusion.... so please my steps of flashing the kernel.... im doing this very first time so want some confirmation from u guys.... if im wrong please comment....
so here it goes.....
step 1-
root the phone by using "gingerbreak"
step 2 -
copy the " mik_os's kernel" to the sd card...
step 3-
enter to the recovery mode by using the three button combo ( power + volume down + home) and do the NAND bakup.... (sd card bakup)
step 4 -
flashing the kernel zip from sd card and reboot...
thats it..... is there something missing....????
whether there is a step of "wiping data"......???? bit confused.....
plzzzzz..... confirm...... thanks.....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No wiping! That's it Happy Flashing
navin.shah said:
hi.... everyone im a newbie so i need some help.....
i want to fix the touchscreen lag by flashing "mik_os's" kernel on my stock froyo 2.2.1 optimus one....... i have gone through many threads... but their is bit of confusion.... so please my steps of flashing the kernel.... im doing this very first time so want some confirmation from u guys.... if im wrong please comment....
so here it goes.....
step 1-
root the phone by using "gingerbreak"
step 2 -
copy the " mik_os's kernel" to the sd card...
step 3-
enter to the recovery mode by using the three button combo ( power + volume down + home) and do the NAND bakup.... (sd card bakup)
step 4 -
flashing the kernel zip from sd card and reboot...
thats it..... is there something missing....????
whether there is a step of "wiping data"......???? bit confused.....
plzzzzz..... confirm...... thanks.....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmm step of installing custom recovery is missing
Sent from my LG-P500
i want to install the kernel only for the lag fix...... not custom rom (for now unless i see the 2.3 update)........
and as i guess..... installing kernel and installing a custom rm are two different things.....
any kernel can be installed with any rom......
correct me if im wrong......
navin.shah said:
i want to install the kernel only for the lag fix...... not custom rom (for now unless i see the 2.3 update)........
and as i guess..... installing kernel and installing a custom rm are two different things.....
any kernel can be installed with any rom......
correct me if im wrong......
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
But you do require custom recovery to flash the kernel from. It depends on the rom and the kernel. Certain kernels cannot be flashed with few roms.
Have you installed the custom recovery first? and if not then that key combination would reset your phone.
hey... if i root my phone with "gingerbreak"....... will it not let me to enter the recovery mode on pressing the 3 button at startup.....????
and bit confused between custom recovery and custon rom.....????
navin.shah said:
hey... if i root my phone with "gingerbreak"....... will it not let me to enter the recovery mode on pressing the 3 button at startup.....????
and bit confused between custom recovery and custon rom.....????
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Gingerbreak only roots your phone. You need to install custom recovery which allows you to flash custom kernels and roms.
HOME + VOL DOWN + POWER key combination would reset your phone if you don't have custom recovery installed. Rooting just gives you superuser access.
Guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1007244
Custom recovery is a must, for installing kernels and roms xd
all seem ok... but here is the order i did it in!
1.root using gingerbreak
2.Instal custom recovery with ROM manager, cmw recovery installed
3.Put the kernel in sd card, flash from recovery!
Job done! happy Flashing!
Steps which I followed.
1. Install "Gingerbreak" and root your phone.
2. Switch to Android Keyboard.
3. Back up all the data using Titanium backup.
4. Paste the kernel zip on SD card.
5. Install "Terminal Emulator."
6. Download amon_ra_recovery_installer.zip
7. Extract the contents of the above zip file to the root of your SD card.
8. Open "Terminal Emulator." and type "su" command and the superuser will ask you for permission, grant it and you can notice that the "$" sign will change into "#".
9. Type
Code:
sh /sdcard/rf.sh
and press Enter. The phone will reboot into custom recovery.
10. Create a NAND backup.
11. Flash the kernel zip.
12. Reboot.
Happy Flashing
pindey02 said:
all seem ok... but here is the order i did it in!
1.root using gingerbreak
2.Instal custom recovery with ROM manager, cmw recovery installed
3.Put the kernel in sd card, flash from recovery!
Job done! happy Flashing!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's an easy way to do it But dont forget to make a NAND backup after installing your chosen recovery! [very important]. This will be the key to restoring your phone in case anything goes wrong when flashing your chosen kernel (or ROM).
K here is d guide for installing custom recovery
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1109727
Sent from my LG-P500
thanks to all.... you guys r really helpful....... done flashing.... its awesome.....
navin.shah said:
thanks to all.... you guys r really helpful....... done flashing.... its awesome.....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Really great Try franco kernel its awesome Now that you've successfully installed the recovery, flash this advanced error free version of AmonRa Recovery, its easy to use too.
Just flash the following zip. AmonRa_2.2.1b_Recovery_ThunderG.zip
can i flash Gingerbread 2.3.4 ★ Beta #4 using this method v2.5.1.8
as it is the only way i can get cwm recovery to work im unlocked and rooted and all just cwm recovery problems.
thanks
Download Tenfar’s CWM Recovery
Mount your device to USB
Put the .apk on your device
Unplug your device
Navigate to the file explorer, install “MOTOA4_Bootstrap”
When the installation completes, run the application
Click “Install Recovery”
Accept the Superuser request
Click “Install Recovery” again for good measure
After success, plug your Atrix 4G into the wall adapter
Verify that your phone is charging from the wall
Press “Recovery Boot”
Your device will now slowly reboot into Tenfar’s CWM Recovery
Click “install zip from sdcard” or “internal sdcard”
Choose zip from sdcard
Pick the GingerBlur or GreyBlur .zip
Install it!
hightechlive said:
can i flash Gingerbread 2.3.4 ★ Beta #4 using this method v2.5.1.8
as it is the only way i can get cwm recovery to work im unlocked and rooted and all just cwm recovery problems.
thanks
Download Tenfar’s CWM Recovery
Mount your device to USB
Put the .apk on your device
Unplug your device
Navigate to the file explorer, install “MOTOA4_Bootstrap”
When the installation completes, run the application
Click “Install Recovery”
Accept the Superuser request
Click “Install Recovery” again for good measure
After success, plug your Atrix 4G into the wall adapter
Verify that your phone is charging from the wall
Press “Recovery Boot”
Your device will now slowly reboot into Tenfar’s CWM Recovery
Click “install zip from sdcard” or “internal sdcard”
Choose zip from sdcard
Pick the GingerBlur or GreyBlur .zip
Install it!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1167373 And scroll down to the CWM section. It is best to install this via moto-fastboot. I dont all this last nigh started with the full 1.8.3 sbf and worked my way all the way through and everything installed correctly. You prob. cant instal the new one cause you have to delete a file with root explorer before installing the new one.
The tenfar cwm that I installed was a .img that I flashed using fastboot. If you want an easier solution, just install rom manager from the market and flash its version of cwm and install the rom that way. ATRIX is now officially supported. One thing to note with this method: the cwm does not allow installing a zip from an external sd card, so be sure to move the zip to the internal before installing.
Sent from my MB860 using XDA App
Thatkidstevo said:
The tenfar cwm that I installed was a .img that I flashed using fastboot. If you want an easier solution, just install rom manager from the market and flash its version of cwm and install the rom that way. ATRIX is now officially supported. One thing to note with this method: the cwm does not allow installing a zip from an external sd card, so be sure to move the zip to the internal before installing.
Sent from my MB860 using XDA App
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
worked great thanks
Soft bricked
I am not sure exactly where I went wrong, but
1. I rooted and unlocked without any problems.
2. Downloaded CMW recovery.
3. Booted into recovery
4. Wiped
5. installed Gingerbread 2.3.4 ROM from sd card
6. After complete, wiped again
7. Rebooted
Now all I see is the Moto logo with "unlocked" in the top left corner
I cannot install I new ROM, since recovery won't read sd-ext and I can't mount usb. Please help!!
wipe dalvik and cache and then do a factory reset also make sure you are on this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=641508&d=1309404399
as your recovery or else you will be stuck at the moto logo
Trying to Un-Brick
TechnoNeto said:
wipe dalvik and cache and then do a factory reset also make sure you are on this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=641508&d=1309404399
as your recovery or else you will be stuck at the moto logo
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I know what I did wrong, and I know the jeering may commence, and that is fine, just please also offer advice on how to fix.
I did not use the Tenfurs Recovery. Out of habit of using Clockworld Rom Manager- Eris, Droid, Captivate, that's what I did before reading up enough (overly excited, I know!). Now I'm stuck and cannot get past the boot logo. I keep looking around for a way to push Tenfurs recovery (or anything) using adb and I can't get things to work since I cannot boot. Any suggestions on steps to take?
Unbricked!
deeciple97 said:
I know what I did wrong, and I know the jeering may commence, and that is fine, just please also offer advice on how to fix.
I did not use the Tenfurs Recovery. Out of habit of using Clockworld Rom Manager- Eris, Droid, Captivate, that's what I did before reading up enough (overly excited, I know!). Now I'm stuck and cannot get past the boot logo. I keep looking around for a way to push Tenfurs recovery (or anything) using adb and I can't get things to work since I cannot boot. Any suggestions on steps to take?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I feel silly, but all is well in Moto land now. Of course I got myself into all of that trouble because I was impatient. I did the following to fix everything. I know these details are elsewhere...
Fastboot from Windows:
fastboot.exe -w
fastboot.exe flash recovery recovery.img (tenfar's)
fastboot.exe reboot
flashed Gingerbread and rebooted. I'm good to go!
fastboot.exe
deeciple97 said:
I feel silly, but all is well in Moto land now. Of course I got myself into all of that trouble because I was impatient. I did the following to fix everything. I know these details are elsewhere...
Fastboot from Windows:
fastboot.exe -w
fastboot.exe flash recovery recovery.img (tenfar's)
fastboot.exe reboot
flashed Gingerbread and rebooted. I'm good to go!
fastboot.exe
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
lol i was in the process of answering/ making a video guide for this but you did it anyways im uploading a video to youtube of a full upgrade guide because there seams to be many people doing this.
hightechlive said:
worked great thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No problem.
Sent from my unlocked Atrix using XDA App
So I have installed ADB on my computer and rotted the ace but I still dont understand how to actully install he recovery, do I have to use adb? If so how do I do it? I tried reading the instructions but they are very vague.
andoridkiller said:
So I have installed ADB on my computer and rotted the ace but I still dont understand how to actully install he recovery, do I have to use adb? If so how do I do it? I tried reading the instructions but they are very vague.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
no you dont need of ADB ,
1) Turn off your phone
2)Reboot on recovery.
by Pressing power button and home button until you see "SAMSUNG" Text.
3)click on apply sdcard:update.zip and select the file named "ClockWorkModAce.zip"
5. it will install within few seconds....
"reboot system now".
Then turn off your phone again and enter recovery AGAIN.
as simple as that
Download - ClockWorkModAce.zip
And if you also want to install Cyanogen MOD 7.1 view my tutorial
[Tutorial] How to flash recovery mode & install Cyanogen 7.1 on Ace
I think, if u use stock recovery u have to rename CWM to update.zip I think, stock recovery dont have option to choose zip file to instal only search for update.zip I think that;p Sorry, if I'm wrong
Send from my Ace by Tapatalk.
hi,
I remade the recovery from scratch restarting all my work its 5.5.0.4 I fixed the charging problem that the one the other guy had before and i got interel sdcad working
Notes: Internel sdcard usb mount doesnt work so you have to copy rom to the folder from android first other then that it works perfect
Internel sdcard to use: Just removed externel sdcard and it will boot into recovery and use the internel one
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Installation from Android:
---------------------
ClockworkMOD 5.5.0.4 Amaze 4g: http://www.android-dev.us/showthread.php?413-Recovery-ClockworkMOD-5-5-0-4-Off-charging
---------------------
1. Download file to your computer
2. In command line, navigate to the folder you have the recovery
3. "adb push recovery-cwm-ruby-5.5.0.4.img /sdcard"
4. "adb shell flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-cwm-ruby-5.0.2.0.img"
5. Reboot Phone into recovery as normal
Installation from fastboot (hboot only ||Easy Method||):
---------------------
ClockworkMOD 5.5.0.4 Amaze 4g/Ruby: http://www.android-dev.us/showthread.php?413-Recovery-ClockworkMOD-5-5-0-4-Off-charging
---------------------
1. Download file to your computer
2. make sure its named PH85IMG.zip
3. Copy to sdcard (externel one)
4. Wait for it to say do you want to update (press volume up)
5. Press power button to reboot
6. Reboot Phone into recovery as normal and enjoy clockworkmod recovery with fixed charging and sdcard
Installation from fastboot (hboot only ||Hard Method||):
---------------------
ClockWorkMod 5.5.0.4 Amaze 4g: http://www.android-dev.us/showthread.php?413-Recovery-ClockworkMOD-5-5-0-4-Off-charging
---------------------
1. Download file to your computer
2. In command line, navigate to the folder you have the recovery
3. Reboot phone into fastboot
4. "fastboot flash recovery recovery-cwm-ruby-5.5.0.4.img"
5. "fastboot reboot"
6. Reboot Phone into recovery as normal
Note: Devs you need to update your binary file in the metta-inf of your rom with the one located here: http://androtransfer.com/xboarder56/HTC Amaze 4g/Recoverys/5.5.0.4/update-binary
Pm me if you need help doing that to your rom i will explain it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you like this Recovery donate to support new devices or hit thanks button thanks everyone
just in case you never know what can happen
X!!!! It's Weird when i try to downgrade or change ROM it cause bootloop, I'm using your CWM 5.5.0.4 and i know it doesn't support other ROM from XDA so i downgrade mine from 5.0.2.7 to able to flash the thing is when i try to wipe data it causes a restart then when i did a full wipe and install other rom the rom wont full install and causes a bootloop.. then i reflash the 5.5.0.4 CWM and the only thing i can flash successfully is your ROM..
hyperkamote said:
X!!!! It's Weird when i try to downgrade or change ROM it cause bootloop, I'm using your CWM 5.5.0.4 and i know it doesn't support other ROM from XDA so i downgrade mine from 5.0.2.7 to able to flash the thing is when i try to wipe data it causes a restart then when i did a full wipe and install other rom the rom wont full install and causes a bootloop.. then i reflash the 5.5.0.4 CWM and the only thing i can flash successfully is your ROM..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
im a little confused here...used this recovery for energyrom and didnt have any issues
mrmako777 said:
im a little confused here...used this recovery for energyrom and didnt have any issues
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I know that is why it is weird.. whenever i try to wipe data using 5.0.2.7 it suddenly restart and cant flash anything even my nand backup my phone becomes an endless bootloop.. and since i can't flash older or other roms using 5.5.0.4 that is why i did downgrade to 5.0.2.7
But in 5.5.0.4 i can wipe and flash the superwipe script then flash back to his rom which is the BulletProof v2.5.0
Will 5.5.0.4 works on the official t-mobile ruu rom with root already?
P.S. i know about the PH85IMG.zip to go back to stock
**** Already Found a way to Fix the Issue... ****
Last straw with xda im donr over here i gave it a second chance and nothing changes
Delete this asap thank you if youvlisten to this
Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium
Love your work bro but your drama is rediculous. Your threads appear and dissapear and then reappear and then you say your gone and then you say your back, now your gone again. Bye.
I have never seen any other developer do any of those things btw. If they get upset at whatever, they stay off the forums a bit, cool down, and come back. Or they don't come back. Thats fine. But they dont delete their threads then recreate them then ask them to be deleted again. Stop confusing the people that look to these forums for help on their devices. If you are upset at XDA fine, but don't take it out on your supporters or the people that depend on you.
lol I find it funny how they are named "easy method" , "hard method"
They're all easy!
There is really nothing you can really do wrong if you read the 4 line instructions lol
Closed at OP request