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[Q] My pc broke down lastnight and am not able to use adb. Is there a way to install kernels by just using the Thunderbolt?
If you can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it sooooo much. I'm just a basic user so I don't know much about installing kernels besides using adb.
Thanks in advance....
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klisp said:
[Q] My pc broke down lastnight and am not able to use adb. Is there a way to install kernels by just using the Thunderbolt?
If you can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it sooooo much. I'm just a basic user so I don't know much about installing kernels besides using adb.
Thanks in advance....
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which kernel are you trying to install?
there is a new kernel, that you can flash through recovery, all the older kernels out there must be pushed through ADB.
nosympathy said:
which kernel are you trying to install?
there is a new kernel, that you can flash through recovery, all the older kernels out there must be pushed through ADB.
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I'm trying to install Adrynalyne's 2.6.32.21 [Latest Version 1.8] [Updated 3-29-2011]. I thought that all kernels had to be pushed by adb or installed threw amon_ra because of scripts. I'm glad these new kernels don't have to be pushed anymore. Thanks for help nosympathy!
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klisp said:
I'm trying to install Adrynalyne's 2.6.32.21 [Latest Version 1.8] [Updated 3-29-2011]. I thought that all kernels had to be pushed by adb or installed threw amon_ra because of scripts. I'm glad these new kernels don't have to be pushed anymore. Thanks for help nosympathy!
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adryn also packaged the old kernel as a pg05img to install via hboot
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adryn also packaged the old kernel as a pg05img to install via hboot
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Thanks for the information! Would we put the PG05img in the root of our SD card or in our / root directory?
Do these kernals need to wipe the data like installing a ROM did?
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Do these kernals need to wipe the data like installing a ROM did?
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Nope. Just install and go! As a heads up: It's usually preferable to make a backup using ClockworkMod Recovery/ROM Manager before installing anything.
Well I have a backup of my stock ROM already. Should I let it back up my custom ROM as well? Will that erase the stock backup?
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azbryan3 said:
Well I have a backup of my stock ROM already. Should I let it back up my custom ROM as well? Will that erase the stock backup?
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yeah you should prob take a backup of your current setup. the whole idea is that anytime you install something, you should have a backup in case the install goes bad (rarely does though). having a backup of your stock ROM is fine in a last resort kinda way. but i'm sure you'd rather restore right back to your custom ROM should something happen.
If you are on honeycomb you are free to flash recovery via Rom manager.
If you are on gb I am working on a compatible recovery right now. Once I get it done you will be able to use the features in Rom manager but not flash recovery via Rom manager
confirmed working with Honeycomb htcdev unlocked hboot 1.14.
whats the difference from this one compared to the older one most of us currently run?
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whats the difference from this one compared to the older one most of us currently run?
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Just updated. I just don't care to use outdated stuff. So since I built it I figured I would post it
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any hope on porting a touch based recovery? I think all tabs should have a touch based recovery since the lack of HW buttons
Guessing this still does not allow to use the internal memory for anything?
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any hope on porting a touch based recovery? I think all tabs should have a touch based recovery since the lack of HW buttons
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That is next on my list. I'm hoping to get with doomlord for the touchscreen stuff as the flyer/evo view uses nonstandard calls.
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Guessing this still does not allow to use the internal memory for anything?
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Internal memory works. I didn't know it was an issue on other builds
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I removed the update zip. It doesn't actually replace recovery. Only soft boots it. Use img file via fastboot
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is there anything special we gotta do if we already have the older version? Or can we just use the fastboot command and boom?
hasseye said:
is there anything special we gotta do if we already have the older version? Or can we just use the fastboot command and boom?
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Fastboot flash and you are good to go
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jmztaylor said:
Just updated. I just don't care to use outdated stuff. So since I built it I figured I would post it
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Hey man, i have been trying to do this for weeks, but when following koushes guide to porting clockwork recovery, but it will never run "make -j4 recoveryimg" or wehatever
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Hey man, i have been trying to do this for weeks, but when following koushes guide to porting clockwork recovery, but it will never run "make -j4 recoveryimg" or wehatever
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what does the error say?
so this is the new recovery which should be installed?
Icefeldt said:
so this is the new recovery which should be installed?
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I wouldn't say SHOULD. It's all personal choice. I guess the old one didn't support internal sd but this one does
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what does the error say?
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idk exactly, but it says it cant create a boot.img
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idk exactly, but it says it cant create a boot.img
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Well give the output and I might be able to help. If it says something about being too big that's easy to fix
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Well give the output and I might be able to help. If it says something about being too big that's easy to fix
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well, i also had an issue extracting the boot.img, ill show you the error in a bit
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I just rooted my view last night.. I flashed recovery once, enough to put the SU file on SD card to root. But since then, I've tried to do a backup (through ROM manager) and the white HTC screen pops up and doesn't go away. So then I tried to do it manually through hboot and when I choose recovery it does the same thing .. what do you think might be the problem? I'm very new to this so I'm hoping it is something simple that I missed... Please help
i got a rooted phone. how do i remove a kernel from my phone without flashing another rom?
Flash another kernel.
why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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ragepekr said:
why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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well, i want to install the unity v9 kernel on my rooted phone running virtuous unity. in case something goes wrong with this kernel, i want to be able to remove it. but since you say you can only change it, how can i revert back (or change) to the kernel i had previously on my rom?
Make a nandroid backup so if you want to revert to your previous setup just restore the backup. You could also download the original kernel that came with your rom so you can flash back.
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Make a nandroid backup so if you want to revert to your previous setup just restore the backup. You could also download the original kernel that came with your rom so you can flash back.
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hi jr67... i got a question.. i already installed the unity v9 kernel. so how can i adjust it?
binlad said:
hi jr67... i got a question.. i already installed the unity v9 kernel. so how can i adjust it?
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What are you wanting to adjust? The only way to adjust a kernel is ti do it when its compiled from source code.
You cant remove a Kernel. You can ONLY change it.
Make a nandroid backup of your current kernel and flash a new kernel.If anything goes wrong just revert it.
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why do you remove kernel??
if you remove it must be brick.
You mean "change" kernel??
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If i remove my kernel how work my arc s ?
Flashing the rom over itself (without wiping data) will keep your user apps intact and restore the kernel that came with the rom.
In the future it's a good idea to do a backup any time you flash a new rom or kernel. You can always delete old backups to save space.
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If you're talking about overclocking, undervolting, governors, etc. read the Unity v9 Kernel thread. I also recommend reading droidphile's excellent cpu tweaking faq/tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
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Hi all.. I hve flashed siyah 6.0 kernel and the rom is alliance jb. my prewive kernel is dorimanx after flashed siyah kernel I have checked the kernel in setting about phone it shows 3.1.0- r57-siyah-dorimanx v7.38-ics-jb-sg2-pwr-core... if check using cwm it shows dorimanx kernel only... I need siyah kernel wht to do now
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hello! i am using PA3.99 n i flashed a franco kernel over it......so i want to go back to my PA rom kernel.....how should i?
muzaffarkhan95 said:
hello! i am using PA3.99 n i flashed a franco kernel over it......so i want to go back to my PA rom kernel.....how should i?
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Extract kernel out of parom.zip, then flash in fastboot
fastboot erase boot
fastboot flash boot.img
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demkantor said:
Extract kernel out of parom.zip, then flash in fastboot
fastboot erase boot
fastboot flash boot.img
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sorry can u please please explain me in detail...i dint get you!
muzaffarkhan95 said:
sorry can u please please explain me in detail...i dint get you!
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Take the ROM you originally downloaded and use 7zip to extract the contents. Inside here you should find the kernel (boot.img) but not always in .img format so if you don't see it let me know.
Then use fastboot to flash this kernel to your phone, more info on that here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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demkantor said:
Take the ROM you originally downloaded and use 7zip to extract the contents. Inside here you should find the kernel (boot.img) but not always in .img format so if you don't see it let me know.
Then use fastboot to flash this kernel to your phone, more info on that here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2277112
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cant i flash that PA kernel in CWM recovery?
Sure if there is a recovery flashable .zip out there, you'll have to search for one or create your own. If you search my other threads i have one on creating flashable .zips but it will be more work than just flashing in fastboot.
Let me know if you need a hand either way
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demkantor said:
Sure if there is a recovery flashable .zip out there, you'll have to search for one or create your own. If you search my other threads i have one on creating flashable .zips but it will be more work than just flashing in fastboot.
Let me know if you need a hand either way
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see i have extract files from the rom i am using, in my pc! so i got a file name boot....u can see it in the image
Good, at this point the fastest/easiest way is to flash with fastboot
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I have a noob question. I unlocked/rooted my phone using the CASUAL method and it put twrp recovery on there. Is it possible to switch that to clockwork mod that I am more familiar with and if so, how do I do it?
Thanks in advance.
What I've been reading on here twrp works best...
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athack said:
What I've been reading on here twrp works best...
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Ah ok. From the 1-2 times I have used it it seemed fairly straight forward. I just know for things like CM10 rom it says install cwmod first then flash the rom. Is it possible to flash cm10 from twrp?
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Ah ok. From the 1-2 times I have used it it seemed fairly straight forward. I just know for things like CM10 rom it says install cwmod first then flash the rom. Is it possible to flash cm10 from twrp?
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Yes it is. Just use goomanager to update it TWRP to the latest. Also I guess you could just use ROM manager to install CWM, but as stated TWRP seems to be the best for the note
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Yep, you can flash it with TWRP, just make sure you are running the latest version.
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Yep, you can flash it with TWRP, just make sure you are running the latest version.
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kintwofan said:
Yes it is. Just use goomanager to update it TWRP to the latest. Also I guess you could just use ROM manager to install CWM, but as stated TWRP seems to be the best for the note
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Awesome! Thanks you gents
How do I extract a kernel from one rom to another rom?
I did do a search and from what I have read you can download both zips and extract the boot.img from one rom and put it in the other rom. Is this correct, a step by step on PC or phone would be nice. Or just extract boot.img from one rom then install the other rom and flash the other boot.img in TWRP on top of that rom. Again a step by step guide would help me. If I could get the source is there a easy way to make a flashable zip? Or if there is another method.
EDIT: I'm S-Off and 3.16 without touchpanel and trying to take one CM10 kernel from a rom and place it in another CM10 rom then flash.
headpiece747 said:
How do I extract a kernel from one rom to another rom?
I did do a search and from what I have read you can download both zips and extract the boot.img from one rom and put it in the other rom. Is this correct, a step by step on PC or phone would be nice. Or just extract boot.img from one rom then install the other rom and flash the other boot.img in TWRP on top of that rom. Again a step by step guide would help me. If I could get the source is there a easy way to make a flashable zip? Or if there is another method.
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Have you tried this? : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.flashimagegui
Are you s-on?
If so, after extracting boot.img got to your folder that has your fastboot and adb exes in cmd and put your phone in fastboot usb and place your boot.img then issue the command: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Good luck!
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Yes I am S-Off. Also with the program you linked to it looks like it is for S-On and most of the instructions that I find are for S-On. If I am wrong could you point me in the right direction with a guide for Flash Image GUI.
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Yes I am S-Off. Also with the program you linked to it looks like it is for S-On and most of the instructions that I find are for S-On. If I am wrong could you point me in the right direction with a guide for Flash Image GUI.
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If you are s-off you can use the same commands or flash custom kernels, depending on the rom version you are using you just need to place the zip in your sd card and flash through twrp... Can you give more details of your setup and what kernel rom are u using or which one are you trying /want to flash?
For 3.16 you can use either thicklizard's Arc Reactor Kernel or flas2's Bulletproof... And depending on the rom you are running overclock/underclock - change schedulers or change voltage values using scripts or apps like setcpu, android tuner, etc...
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jocarog said:
If you are s-off you can use the same commands or flash custom kernels, depending on the rom version you are using you just need to place the zip in your sd card and flash through twrp... Can you give more details of your setup and what kernel rom are u using or which one are you trying /want to flash?
For 3.16 you can use either thicklizard's Arc Reactor Kernel or flas2's Bulletproof... And depending on the rom you are running overclock/underclock - change schedulers or change voltage values using scripts or apps like setcpu, android tuner, etc...
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He's using AOSP, so those kernels won't work.
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FinZ28 said:
He's using AOSP, so those kernels won't work.
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My bad I didn't read the edit...
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jocarog said:
My bad I didn't read the edit...
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No sweat
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jocarog said:
If you are s-off you can use the same commands or flash custom kernels, depending on the rom version you are using you just need to place the zip in your sd card and flash through twrp... Can you give more details of your setup and what kernel rom are u using or which one are you trying /want to flash?
For 3.16 you can use either thicklizard's Arc Reactor Kernel or flas2's Bulletproof... And depending on the rom you are running overclock/underclock - change schedulers or change voltage values using scripts or apps like setcpu, android tuner, etc...
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I am trying to take the Evervolv kernel from its rom and put on the ChameleonOS. Thanks for the replies.
Used your sig to give more info:
Device: HTC EVO 4G LTE
ROM: ChameleonOS by TroNit
Kernel: Stock ChameleonOS
Radio: 1.12.11.1210
PRL:25014
HBOOT: 2.09
S-OFF: DirtyRacun
What did you end up doing?
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I just gave up for the time the being tried all the CM10/AOSP roms on here and Evervolv kernel/rom is only rom that bluetooth on my vehicle like the Sense roms I used. I tried to use Flash Image GUI and it extracted the kernel I think but it put ChameleonOS on boot animation and would not load. Then I took the boot.img out of the Evervolv rom and replace it in the ChameleonOS and flashed and it would not load so it is either not compatible or I am doing something wrong.
Sounds like they aren't compatible.
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I just gave up for the time the being tried all the CM10/AOSP roms on here and Evervolv kernel/rom is only rom that bluetooth on my vehicle like the Sense roms I used. I tried to use Flash Image GUI and it extracted the kernel I think but it put ChameleonOS on boot animation and would not load. Then I took the boot.img out of the Evervolv rom and replace it in the ChameleonOS and flashed and it would not load so it is either not compatible or I am doing something wrong.
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Did you check the Linux version? I'm using komodo with cm10.1 inverted rom from tronit without any issue, I've flashed the kernel stabilizer as well...
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I tried Komodo with Jellybam and the bluetooth was the same so I abandoned it but I think I will try to flash the boot.img from Evervolv again with this a see if it does anything.
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I tried Komodo with Jellybam and the bluetooth was the same so I abandoned it but I think I will try to flash the boot.img from Evervolv again with this a see if it does anything.
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And what's wrong with your bluetooth?
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The bluetooth pauses every few seconds and the audio is sped up.