Hi geniuses.
From
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1034145
G. Flash Custom Recovery:
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
QUESTIONS:
1. Is this the manual way of flashing a custom recovery? Because I think ROM Manager can accomplish the same thing, but I'm a bit wary of it, no offense to the developer.
2. How is 1, 4, 5, and 6 done? Or number 1 at least. How do I "Push recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace.img to your device" ? Is it done via Odin?
3. I think I've read in The Myth's thread that he suggests cwm4 for his TheMythICS, but why? I have the cwm5.
4. If I back up using nandroid, will it really return EVERYTHING to the way it was? It better, because samfirmware.com does not have DXKPD !
5. Is using nandroid sort of a shortcut to downloading the appropriate firmware in samfirmware.com? If I use nandroid, I don't need to download from samfirmware.com to return to my original stock ROM, correct??
Thanks guys.
thats for cwm 5.0.2.6 which i dont know if can install directly from stock recovery.
i think u better off with cwm 4.0.0.6 which is straighforward for installation. just download, copy zip to root of sdcard, reboot into stock recovery, flash earlier zip and ur done.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1168417&highlight=recovery
1- yes it does displays sga as compatible and u can flash cwm from it, but u had 99% chance of bricking if flashing cwm via rom manager.
3- because 4.0.0.6 is easier to install.
You know,you could just flash cwm the normal way instead of using adb push and cmd..
1.Theres nothing like Manual and Automatic in Android You use what you want..Flash with rom manager and you could get a new phone tomorrow by going to the service centre,that is,if you are under warranty
2.No,its done with cmd..You dont need to do all that,you just need to do a normal flash...Which is,reboot into stock recovery,select install zip from sd card,select the cwm file and then flash
3.Nothing much there..You can flash it via cwm5 too...You are not going to face any probs..I flashed with cwm5,the author himself flashed with cwm5
4.I have got to sixp) words for you,Hell yeah man..Nandroid is awesome
5.WTH???Nandroid is a feature that comes with cwm...How is it related to Odin?
Prawesome said:
2.No,its done with cmd
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Correction pp I think it is done by adb not cmd.
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i have had problems with Rom manager not flashing recovery correct leaving me with no recovery. so i had to manually flash recovery following these steps exact. I have personally bricked 2 ERIS phones lucky me.The first i thoought it was just something i did, lucky i had another to replace it...(the second BRICK eris).
So here is a solution to keep from having a BRICK
USE Amon RA's Recovery PERIOD.
credit to northmendo @droidforums
1. download flash_image Here Updated Link 3/17/10
2. Open the terminal and copy and paste the following commands.
adb shell [hit enter]
su [hit enter]
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system [hit enter]
3. In a new terminal window (don't close the original one).
adb push flash_image /system/bin [hit enter]
exit [hit enter]
4. Now in the original terminal window
chmod 755 /system/bin/flash_image [hit enter]
5. Now exit all termainl windows and reboot your phone.
6. Download
Amon_RA's recovery Here.
7. Mount your phones sd card and drop recovery-RA-eris-v1.6.2.img on to it and eject
your phone.
8. Open the Terminal and copy and paste the following commands with the phone connected
to your computer.
8. adb shell [hit enter]
9. su [hit enter]
10. flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery-RA-eris-v1.6.2.img
11. To get into recovery turn off you phone and hold the Volume Up + Power until it boots into recovery.
That's it.
ROM Manager and Clockwork recovery does not work for the Eris.
ROM Manager and Clockwork recovery does not work for the Eris (as far as I know).
Edit: Oops, sorry for the double post.
I currently have the clockwork recovery installed on my eris, can I just download amon's recovery image and install it to switch to it? Or do I have to uninstall clockwork recovery and then install amon's?
trishuhh said:
I currently have the clockwork recovery installed on my eris, can I just download amon's recovery image and install it to switch to it? Or do I have to uninstall clockwork recovery and then install amon's?
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try to flash it from rom manager,(under other recoveries) if Rom manager has worked for you with no problems. if it doesnt work follow instructions as listed in 1st post
I wouldn't use clockwork recovery, it messed up my installation to the point i couldn't flash any rom or restore any nand. When i would try to flash anything it would fail, It failed when i tried to use the root rom....After I tried flashing root rom i had a nice looking brick on my desk....(I even changed back to RA but Clockwork had messed up my phone so bad that RA didn't even work either....
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!!
Yeah, use Amon's. It does every job you need, and is 100% stable and reliable.
t2noob said:
I wouldn't use clockwork recovery, it messed up my installation to the point i couldn't flash any rom or restore any nand. When i would try to flash anything it would fail, It failed when i tried to use the root rom....After I tried flashing root rom i had a nice looking brick on my desk....(I even changed back to RA but Clockwork had messed up my phone so bad that RA didn't even work either....
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!!!
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yea you beat me too it, , i only used it because i had it for my DROID and thought maybe devs would try to add it to the list on rom manager.
ok, obviously a bit of an amateur here, how do you know which recovery image you have, i installed amon's, but i'm not sure if clockwork made it to my phone somehow, thinking about unrooting soon, that's why i ask, thanks.
jrhoades858 said:
ok, obviously a bit of an amateur here, how do you know which recovery image you have, i installed amon's, but i'm not sure if clockwork made it to my phone somehow, thinking about unrooting soon, that's why i ask, thanks.
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reboot into recovery and read the bottom
Ok Please help a newbie out here im losing my mind. I downloaded flash, plugged phone into mac and set phone to debugging and mounted. Opened terminal from utilities on Mac. When I enter adb shell it says "command not found" if I try using ./ before adb as suggested on another forum for macs when i enter su it asks for password? Any how please help a brother out. Thanks
I flashed amons ras recovery from my phone it was easier for me I didn't use rom manger or terminal emulater
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Can someone help me get rid of clockwork recovery it showed up after I flashed a rom. How do you flash Amons recovery?
tkryan said:
Can someone help me get rid of clockwork recovery it showed up after I flashed a rom. How do you flash Amons recovery?
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You do exactly what the first post says
Sent from my Eris
ufccowboyfan said:
Ok Please help a newbie out here im losing my mind. I downloaded flash, plugged phone into mac and set phone to debugging and mounted. Opened terminal from utilities on Mac. When I enter adb shell it says "command not found" if I try using ./ before adb as suggested on another forum for macs when i enter su it asks for password? Any how please help a brother out. Thanks
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When you are doing this, are you in the correct directory? For example, my SDK is installed in /android , so first I would:
cd /android/tools
then
./adb shell
could someone help me with this. i really need to get the stock recovery image on my eris and im alittle noobie at this stuff. if any one could help id be sooooo happy
I'm not sure how to flash amons on a mac. I know for windows you put the recovery.img in the sdk tools folder, boot into fastboot and type
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
To get stock recovery (I assume you want your phone back to stock) then flash the official ruu. Will return your phone to 100% stock. You can find it on a sticky in the Eris general forums I believe.
Sent from my Eris using XDA App
I'm not sure on a mac, but on Windows you put the img in the tools folder of your sdk, boot into fastboot and type in adb:
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
To get stock recovery back, simply flash the official ruu found on a sticky in the Eris general forums I believe. Flashing the ruu will unroot your phone.
Sent from my Eris using XDA App
I installed Amon Ra as part of the root for leakers instructions some time ago. -- Is there a new version out? (Search was surprisingly not helpful) And what is the best way to update recovery?
Slugdoc said:
I installed Amon Ra as part of the root for leakers instructions some time ago. -- Is there a new version out? (Search was surprisingly not helpful) And what is the best way to update recovery?
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There is no new version out; the first version (v1.6.2) is the only one that Amon_RA published.
IF there was a new version, you could flash it by using adb with the existing Amon_RA. You don't even need to push a version of "flash_image" to the phone, because it is already in /sbin in Amon_RA recovery. Just get the recovery image to your SD card, start an interactive shell (adb shell), and then
flash_image recovery /sdcard/<wherever-you-put-it>/recovery-RA-eris-v1.6.2.img
Yes, you can "flash a recovery partition by using the recovery" - because when you are interacting with it (the recovery boot), it lives entirely in a ramdisk.
The second easiest way is to have the engineering bootloader (1.49.2000 S-OFF) installed on your phone, and flash it with fastboot from the PC, as in
fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-eris-v1.6.2.img
Note that neither of these two methods perform any integrity checks on the recovery image file that the normal "Flash .zip from sdcard" ROM installation method does. Therefore, it is imperative that someone using these methods is extremely diligent in cross-checking image MD5 signatures after it has been transferred to the SD card. Amon_RA also has the "md5sum" utility built into it's shell, BTW.
I mention this last point as a warning to newbs - they seem to routinely corrupt files when they transfer them to the SD card. (I suppose they are not using the "safely remove hardware" controls correctly, or they are getting truncated downloads).
bftb0
My son has Samsung Europa. He has locked his phone and cannot remember his password. I have tried to get into recovery to hard reset it but I cannot. I can get into download mode only? I've tried volume up, power, home. Ect. Nothing works.
Can someone tell me the correct procedure please
numbnutsuk said:
My son has Samsung Europa. He has locked his phone and cannot remember his password. I have tried to get into recovery to hard reset it but I cannot. I can get into download mode only? I've tried volume up, power, home. Ect. Nothing works.
Can someone tell me the correct procedure please
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The europa doesn't have a hardware key combination to get into recovery.
You can use adb to get into recovery.
If you have android sdk installed. Open the command prompt and type "adb reboot recovery" without quotes.
Or you can download any other custom recovery like cwm and flash it in Odin.
Sent from my GT-I9300
Got it, I flashed firmware using Odin working well now. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
cwm recovery
123shree said:
The europa doesn't have a hardware key combination to get into recovery.
You can use adb to get into recovery.
If you have android sdk installed. Open the command prompt and type "adb reboot recovery" without quotes.
Or you can download any other custom recovery like cwm and flash it in Odin.
Sent from my GT-I9300
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hello. I flashed CWM recovery with odin..bu how can get now in cwm recovery to install updates or Roms from zip ? Thanks.
lossovidiu said:
hello. I flashed CWM recovery with odin..bu how can get now in cwm recovery to install updates or Roms from zip ? Thanks.
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If you flash cwm recovery us using odin it automatically boots into recovery.
If your on cyanogenmod or any other cm derived rom it'll have an option to reboot into recovery in the power menu.
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10x for replying. but everytime when i want to go to recovery i must flash with odin ??
lossovidiu said:
10x for replying. but everytime when i want to go to recovery i must flash with odin ??
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If you want to reboot recovery from a stock rom or any rom with no recovery reboot option just root the phone and install the terminal app. Then open the terminal and type the following:
su (then hit enter/return on keyboard to get superuser)
reboot recovery (type that and hit enter/return again and the phone will reboot into recovery)
thanks
10x a bunch. you saved me thanks again everyone.
Hi,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S III (GT-19300 Intl), with Android 4.1.2. I recently rooted it and now I get this message with a 'dead Android' when I go into recovery:
# MANUAL MODE #
-- Applying Multi-CSC ...
Applied the CSC-code:BTU
Successfully applied multi-CSC.
Firstly, the device works fine, no problems. It's just when I go into recovery that I get this.
From a bit of research I understand the CSC is the country code. BTU = United Kingdom, where I live. My Android 'Build number' is I19300XXEMG4. XX I believe is the CSC, and so that no longer matches the built-in CSC, is that correct? Which, as a result, won't allow me to update the software... which is fine as I plan to flash a ROM update (no idea which yet)... but I'm new to this so I just wanted to check with you guys whether or not I need to do something about this before proceeding with a flash?
Many thanks.
Its normal. But you should flash a custom recovery like clockworkmod or TWRP before flash ROMs.
1) Download correct Clockworkmod (touch or regular as you wish) for your device from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
2) Place it at the root of your sdcard and rename it recovery.IMG
3) Download and install terminal emulator from the play store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...roidterm&hl=en
4) Run the terminal and
type: su (press enter)
Then type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 (press enter)
Don't mess up the command or you WILL brick your phone.
And you can now flash ROMs using a custom recovery
ipromeh said:
Its normal. But you should flash a custom recovery like clockworkmod or TWRP before flash ROMs.
1) Download correct Clockworkmod (touch or regular as you wish) for your device from http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
2) Place it at the root of your sdcard and rename it recovery.IMG
3) Download and install terminal emulator from the play store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...roidterm&hl=en
4) Run the terminal and
type: su (press enter)
Then type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 (press enter)
Don't mess up the command or you WILL brick your phone.
And you can now flash ROMs using a custom recovery
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Thanks. How about Recovery Tools or ROM Manager apps that do this automatically. Would you recommend I do that?
ChrisLozeau said:
Thanks. How about Recovery Tools or ROM Manager apps that do this automatically. Would you recommend I do that?
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hmm.. I think there's recovery or kernel flash tool on playstore. But I'm not sure which as I don't own a s3, you can just follow the instruction properly by downloading the .img, flash it using terminal emulator and you're done
ipromeh said:
hmm.. I think there's recovery or kernel flash tool on playstore. But I'm not sure which as I don't own a s3, you can just follow the instruction properly by downloading the .img, flash it using terminal emulator and you're done
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I used the Recovery Tools to flash CWM recovery. The S III also resets the recovery to default recovery upon restart, and the app had an option to ensure that doesn't happen. Easy as pie.
I then (for the first time) installed a ROM (S4 Revolution) using the recovery, and that was easy too.
Thanks.
My phone is rooted and i was modifying something in the system file then i accidentally deleted the entire system file of my phone.. My phone turned off after ive deleted and when i tried to turn it on it is stuck on boot..or the logo of my phone.. Can anyone help me recover the system file of my phone or the operating system i may say.. I have tried the android system recovery 3e and wipe/factory set my phone but still stuck on boot..im using cherry mobile flare 2.1 running on android jellybean 4.1:crying:
dexterrio14 said:
My phone is rooted and i was modifying something in the system file then i accidentally deleted the entire system file of my phone.. My phone turned off after ive deleted and when i tried to turn it on it is stuck on boot..or the logo of my phone.. Can anyone help me recover the system file of my phone or the operating system i may say.. I have tried the android system recovery 3e and wipe/factory set my phone but still stuck on boot..im using cherry mobile flare 2.1 running on android jellybean 4.1:crying:
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you have to flash the same rom with a custom recovery you kill you android
emanuelrv said:
you have to flash the same rom with a custom recovery you kill you android
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. Could you please tell me in details what steps should i do in order to flash the same rom.. Thanks..i really needed to get my phone back:crying:
Follow this, should work
dexterrio14 said:
My phone is rooted and i was modifying something in the system file then i accidentally deleted the entire system file of my phone.. My phone turned off after ive deleted and when i tried to turn it on it is stuck on boot..or the logo of my phone.. Can anyone help me recover the system file of my phone or the operating system i may say.. I have tried the android system recovery 3e and wipe/factory set my phone but still stuck on boot..im using cherry mobile flare 2.1 running on android jellybean 4.1:crying:
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1. Turn off your phone.
2. Boot your phone in Recovery Mode (Volume Up + Power Button).
3. Install the zip file in the following link. h ttp: // ww w.m ediafire. com/download/sh541l2u2e78vl6/CWM6.0.27.z ip (DELETE ALL SPACES )
4.Reboot into the custom recovery you have just installed.
5.Go to toggle signature verification and check if it is enabled or disabled. If it is enabled, you HAVE TO disable it.
6. Select ROM.zip from your phone memory and flash it.
7.If you do not have the rom on your phone(The same ROM of which you deleted the system folder), then mount the usb storage from recovery with your phone connected to the PC. Transfer files to the usb storage or phone storage, which ever is convenient.
8.Boot into Recovery and flash the ROM.
9.Reboot phone and WAIT.
Let me know if that works :good:
System file delete on Your Root Phone
Am follow same condition as you, but bro you need to add new rom on its.your phone is rooted as well so you are able to add new rom on your handset, other wise you go to mobile care center they will flash ur handset and ur set will ok. :laugh:
Mobile Care Center ? Noo
MrJaswal said:
Am follow same condition as you, but bro you need to add new rom on its.your phone is rooted as well so you are able to add new rom on your handset, other wise you go to mobile care center they will flash ur handset and ur set will ok. :laugh:
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Mr.Jaswal, if he really had to go to the mobile care center, he wouldn't be participating the XDA Forums. People go to the mobile care center only when their phone is hard bricked, and i do not think that is the case here. I'm sure the problem can be solved.
Reflash stock ROM again.You will get your system back.
Sent from my Xperia Arc using XDA Free mobile app
Shreyas_Singh said:
1. Turn off your phone.
2. Boot your phone in Recovery Mode (Volume Up + Power Button).
3. Install the zip file in the following link. h ttp: // ww w.m ediafire. com/download/sh541l2u2e78vl6/CWM6.0.27.z ip (DELETE ALL SPACES )
4.Reboot into the custom recovery you have just installed.
5.Go to toggle signature verification and check if it is enabled or disabled. If it is enabled, you HAVE TO disable it.
6. Select ROM.zip from your phone memory and flash it.
7.If you do not have the rom on your phone(The same ROM of which you deleted the system folder), then mount the usb storage from recovery with your phone connected to the PC. Transfer files to the usb storage or phone storage, which ever is convenient.
8.Boot into Recovery and flash the ROM.
9.Reboot phone and WAIT.
Let me know if that works :good:
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I dont have a stock rom for my phone..can i try to flash a new rom for my phone with the same version of my os.. Will it work?
dexterrio14 said:
I dont have a stock rom for my phone..can i try to flash a new rom for my phone with the same version of my os.. Will it work?
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Yes you can, as long as your phone is rooted.But make sure you use a custom recovery and not the stock recovery .Meaning,you have to flash another recovery like CWM Recovery. And please disable signature verification. Let me know what happens Reset to factory settings and do a full wipe before doing anything else though
Shreyas_Singh said:
Flash the same custom ROM you were using before. But make sure you use a custom recovery and not the stock recovery IF you get an error while flashing. And please disable signature verification. Let me know what happens
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how can i access custom recovery mod?....i can access stock recovery but not custom recovery.. should i install the cwm.zip file first to access custom recovery mod?
CustomRom
dexterrio14 said:
how can i access custom recovery mod?....i can access stock recovery but not custom recovery.. should i install the cwm.zip file first to access custom recovery mod?
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Yes, install the CWM.zip via stock recovery first. Find the right version for your phone.This one:
h ttp://ww w.mediafire.com/download/sh5 41l2u2e78vl6/CWM6.0. 27.z ip (Delete the spaces and use link)
After you have done that, you can flash a custom rom like this one:
h ttp://w ww.mediafire.co m/download/cxec9dz9be86icc/DarkBoid+ROM+by+Santo_Rock.zi p(Delete spaces in link)
Let me know the satus after that :good:
REMEMBER: Disable signature verification from the recovery menu of the CWM recovery
Shreyas_Singh said:
Yes, install the CWM.zip via stock recovery first. Find the right version for your phone.This one:
h ttp://ww w.mediafire.com/download/sh5 41l2u2e78vl6/CWM6.0. 27.z ip (Delete the spaces and use link)
After you have done that, you can flash a custom rom like this one:
h ttp://w ww.mediafire.co m/download/cxec9dz9be86icc/DarkBoid+ROM+by+Santo_Rock.zi p(Delete spaces in link)
Let me know the satus after that :good:
REMEMBER: Disable signature verification from the recovery menu of the CWM recovery
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for instance i have successfully installed the cwm.zip file via stock recovery.. If i long press the volume up +power will it be still in stock recovery or in clockworkmod recovery already?
dexterrio14 said:
for instance i have successfully installed the cwm.zip file via stock recovery.. If i long press the volume up +power will it be still in stock recovery or in clockworkmod recovery already?
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If that's the way your phone goes into recovery , then it will go into the custom recovery. You will not have the stock recovery. You won't need it
Shreyas_Singh said:
If that's the way your phone goes into recovery , then it will go into the custom recovery. You will not have the stock recovery. You won't need it
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it say's installation aborted when i was flashing the cwm.zip file in stock recovery:crying:
dexterrio14 said:
it say's installation aborted when i was flashing the cwm.zip file in stock recovery:crying:
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Did you disable signature verification? Do that and try. If that doesn't work either you can use fastboot to install recovery, which will 100%.
Follow these steps :
1.USB drivers for your phone must be installed on a computer.
2.Android SDK must be installed on your computer.
3.Your phone must be connected to your computer via USB.
4.The ADB and Fastboot drivers must be pasted into the folder where Android SDK is installed.
5.Navigate to the Android SDK folder,press shift and Right Click, select the Open Command Window here option.
6.Then type the following after your phone is recognized by cmd.In most cases it is.(Type this command to start fastboot : "adb reboot bootloader" and then "fastboot devices")
7.After that type the following : fastboot devices
And then : fastboot flash recovery FILE.ZIP
8.And you are done Open your custom recovery with the key combination used to open your stock recovery.
Let me know if it worked.
Shreyas_Singh said:
Did you disable signature verification? Do that and try. If that doesn't work either you can use fastboot to install recovery, which will 100%.
Follow these steps :
1.USB drivers for your phone must be installed on a computer.
2.Android SDK must be installed on your computer.
3.Your phone must be connected to your computer via USB.
4.The ADB and Fastboot drivers must be pasted into the folder where Android SDK is installed.
5.Navigate to the Android SDK folder,press shift and Right Click, select the Open Command Window here option.
6.Then type the following after your phone is recognized by cmd.In most cases it is.(Type this command to start fastboot : "adb reboot bootloader" and then "fastboot devices")
7.After that type the following : fastboot devices
And then : fastboot flash recovery FILE.ZIP
8.And you are done Open your custom recovery with the key combination used to open your stock recovery.
Let me know if it worked.
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Do i need to download the adb and Fastboot Drivers? Or is it already inside the file of Android Sdk but it must be installed first..
Shreyas_Singh said:
Did you disable signature verification? Do that and try. If that doesn't work either you can use fastboot to install recovery, which will 100%.
Follow these steps :
1.USB drivers for your phone must be installed on a computer.
2.Android SDK must be installed on your computer.
3.Your phone must be connected to your computer via USB.
4.The ADB and Fastboot drivers must be pasted into the folder where Android SDK is installed.
5.Navigate to the Android SDK folder,press shift and Right Click, select the Open Command Window here option.
6.Then type the following after your phone is recognized by cmd.In most cases it is.(Type this command to start fastboot : "adb reboot bootloader" and then "fastboot devices")
7.After that type the following : fastboot devices
And then : fastboot flash recovery FILE.ZIP
8.And you are done Open your custom recovery with the key combination used to open your stock recovery.
Let me know if it worked.
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In the command: fastboot flash recovery FILE.ZIP...is it really FILE.ZIP that i will input or CWM.Zip or TWRP.Zip?
dexterrio14 said:
In the command: fastboot flash recovery FILE.ZIP...is it really FILE.ZIP that i will input or CWM.Zip or TWRP.Zip?
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CWM.zip is what you will input. The name of the CWM.zip should match the command. Or you will need to change the zip file name to CWM.zip if it is named something else
Shreyas_Singh said:
CWM.zip is what you will input. The name of the CWM.zip should match the command. Or you will need to change the zip file name to CWM.zip if it is named something else
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After the command: fastboot flash recovery CWM.zip.. Should i reboot my phone? ..or just turn it off and make the key combinition to access the stock recovery..or custom recovery if successful
dexterrio14 said:
After the command: fastboot flash recovery CWM.zip.. Should i reboot my phone? ..or just turn it off and make the key combinition to access the stock recovery..or custom recovery if successful
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by the way ..how can i disable signature verification?
I must send my Phone back.But how can i go Back to Stock rom??Now im on Custom Rom cuoco92
Kevinkuensken said:
I must send my Phone back.But how can i go Back to Stock rom??Now im on Custom Rom cuoco92
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Put the original rom to the internal phone storage.
Change the name of the file to "update.zip".
Flash.
Kevinkuensken said:
I must send my Phone back.But how can i go Back to Stock rom??Now im on Custom Rom cuoco92
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1) Download the Indian Le Max 2 ROM from here. Download fastboot and adb and install to your PC from here
2) Keep the firmware zip file in the fastboot, adb folder of your PC. In that folder, press Shift + Right click and click on "Open command window here".
3) Boot into TWRP recovery of your phone. (Power + Vol Up) button together at boot. Perform full wipe so that there is no OS installed.
4) Enter Adb sideload
5) On PC's command prompt window which we opened earlier, enter these commands adb sideload LE_X2_X820-OS-OP-FGXOSOP5801507066S-5.8.015S.zip
6) Wait for stock firmware and recovery to be installed. Takes a long time. You can again factory reset if you want to but I did not need to do it.
7) Phone should be stock now with google app store and least bloat in Indian ROM.
If your phone had stock Chinese firmware, download the Chinese ROM from here and change the filename during adb sideload command appropriately.
What do you mean with 4) Enter Adb sideload
Open adb Fastboot?minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.4_setup??
I have make it.How is the standard Recovery??I have only 2 Thinks.Can anyone make me a Screenshot of the original Recovery??I must be ver sure i must send the Phone Back the Mic is broken
Kevinkuensken said:
What do you mean with 4) Enter Adb sideload
Open adb Fastboot?minimal_adb_fastboot_v1.4_setup??
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Since you were on custom ROM cuoco, I assumed you were on TWRP recovery.
If you are in stock recovery,
Else, boot into cuoco ROM. Rename the LE_X2_X820-OS-OP-FGXOSOP5801507066S-5.8.015S.zip as update.zip.
Copy that update.zip to the SDcard directory. It's the same where Download, Music, Ringtone folders are located.
Boot into stock recovery (Turn off the phone and press Vol up + Power button) to boot into recovery.
Tick Update system and tap the Start button.
After the process is complete, boot again into recovery and this time select Clear data. Tis factory resets the phone.
yes thx.The stock recovery are only 2 steps right?
Are you sure the stock recovery will install custom ROM? I would rather use the boot command of Factbook to install custom ROM.
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Can someone plz the share the stock recovery for 19s..
I also need Stock Recovery in English. All Stock ROMS doesn't contain any recovery.img
Yes please Share STOCK RECOVERY.. Please...???
details please
sanke1 said:
1) Download the Indian Le Max 2 ROM from here. Download fastboot and adb and install to your PC from here
2) Keep the firmware zip file in the fastboot, adb folder of your PC. In that folder, press Shift + Right click and click on "Open command window here".
3) Boot into TWRP recovery of your phone. (Power + Vol Up) button together at boot. Perform full wipe so that there is no OS installed.
4) Enter Adb sideload
5) On PC's command prompt window which we opened earlier, enter these commands adb sideload LE_X2_X820-OS-OP-FGXOSOP5801507066S-5.8.015S.zip
6) Wait for stock firmware and recovery to be installed. Takes a long time. You can again factory reset if you want to but I did not need to do it.
7) Phone should be stock now with google app store and least bloat in Indian ROM.
If your phone had stock Chinese firmware, download the Chinese ROM from here and change the filename during adb sideload command appropriately.
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could you please be more especific, i did every step and didn't work, in step 4 when you say "Enter Adb SideLoad"do you mean into TWRP Adb Sideload Tab? that was i did, and nothig the operation failed. i Need to go back my fingerprint does not work properly i need to return my phone.
If twrp install correctly, in theory u can install any custom ROM by adb sideload...just make sure the computer can detect your le max2 by adb.
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please post a stock recovery image file... please... I can't find it in the official ROM. I tried installing official ROM via twrp but it took 10 mins to install and then, every thing was deleted (including internal storage too)... then I tried to reboot the phone... there was no OS installed ... also tell me how to enable volte in custom ROMs or suggest a custom ROM having volte feature... please reply
No idea if I am late. Here is the Indian 19s Stock Recovery image. Use fastboot to flash -
fastboot flash recovery X2_19s_Recovery.img
Image tested on my phone.
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Edit: The above link is no more valid. I deleted it as I moved away to custom FW. I've been getting requests in the last few weeks from sources to whom I cannot reply to. Sorry. I've deleted the above link as well.