[Q] Install Zips via ADB Using ClockworkMod Recovery - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I'm looking to install a rom via CWM without using adb. Does anybody know the adb commands to do this? I've found a thread about how to do this for Amon_RA's recovery but nothing for CWM.
Amon_RA tutorial: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=625950

weehooherod2 said:
I'm looking to install a rom via CWM without using adb.
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that must be a typo, right? did u found out a solution for this?

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Noob: Rooting Question Pt. 2.......

Is there a way to flash the latest clockwork recovery on the device wothout the use of a computer?? Via android terminal or rom manager???
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jm5503 said:
Is there a way to flash the latest clockwork recovery on the device wothout the use of a computer?? Via android terminal or rom manager???
Sent from my Dell Streak using XDA App
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ROM Manager does not support flashing on the Streak, sadly, but you can do it from a terminal.
I believe the command is
flash_image recovery recovery.img
from a terminal when you're logged in as root.
Edit: I have never tried this myself, but it is the code used by stock roms to reflash the stock recovery at reboot time.

[Q] How do I remove TWRP and install CWM?

I know CWM is better, especially since I want to install the rom by nitsuj17 so I need to remove TWRP and replace it with CWM.
How do I do this?
CISGS said:
I know CWM is better, especially since I want to install the rom by nitsuj17 so I need to remove TWRP and replace it with CWM.
How do I do this?
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adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery DNA.CWR6.IMG
Exactly what he said, just download the cwm recovery and flash it using that command, it will simply overwrite the current recovery method and begin working instantly.
Sent from my HTC DNA.
Thanks guys. Got it working
Sent from the King's DNA
cj2566 said:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery DNA.CWR6.IMG
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Dude explain in simple language please?
download ROM Manager from the market and let it flash it for you
iamafrickinnoob said:
Dude explain in simple language please?
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You literally type those 2 lines into the command prompt on your computer.
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(Q) Flash CWM on phone without PC?

How to flash clockwork mod on my phone without using a computer. Rom manager didn't work.
I have sch-i500, samsung galaxy showcase with stock gingerbread 2.3.5
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PenguinxEnjoi said:
How to flash clockwork mod on my phone without using a computer. Rom manager didn't work.
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One method of flashing Clockworkmod Recovery without using a computer that requires you to be rooted, is to use terminal emulator (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm) and the "dd" command. To flash the recovery image you can run the following command:
Code:
dd if=path/to/recovery.img of=path/to/recovery/partition
Path to the recovery image is where on your device you have placed the Clockworkmod recovery.img you downloaded and path to recovery partition is the block that the recovery partition is stored on. To figure out which partition is the recovery partition you can run a command similar to:
Code:
ls -l /dev/block/platform/{platform specific processor directory}/by-name
This will allow you to flash Clockworkmod Recovery without a computer provided you have root access. Let me know if you still have questions .
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flash alternative recovery P760

my problem is that I can not install another recovery, or using rom toolkit 1.3.1 I can get into fastboot but then does not flash the recovery.
Any solution?
flashify
mikekoke said:
my problem is that I can not install another recovery, or using rom toolkit 1.3.1 I can get into fastboot but then does not flash the recovery.
Any solution?
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use flashify app

OPX | CM13 | TWRP cannot find zip files and update

I installed SultanXDA's CM13 ROM and I am using TWRP (not the 3 version). I haven't installed SuperSU, so it means that I am not rooted, too... But...
I wanted to flash this camera: http://forum.xda-developers.com/one...t-oxygenos-3-0-1-beta-camera-cm-aosp-t3386799
The problem is that when I get to recovery mode in order to install the zip file, I see all kinds of folders, but not my "normal" ones... I am using my SD card as internal space...
I read somewhere that I have to update to new TWRP 3 in order to overcome this...
So, does it have to do with the version of twrp and if so, how can I update it without being root and without being able for the current TWRP to read the zip files that I will "feed" it?
Maybe my only method is through adb?
Flashing through adb will erase anything else other than changing the TWRP version?
Thanks in advance guys!
dimxr said:
Maybe my only method is through adb?
Flashing through adb will erase anything else other than changing the TWRP version?
Thanks in advance guys!
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If your Bootloader is unlocked try Fastboot.
Reboot OPX into Fastboot Mode. (Power + Volume Up i think or trough TWRP or CM)
Connect it to your PC
On PC: Download the latest TWRP img File
Start CMD in same Folder as the downloaded File is.
Type: 'Fastboot devices' to make sure your OPX connected properly
Typ: 'Fastboot Flash Recovery *DownloadedTWRP*.img'
Flashing new TWRP only overwrites current TWRP and doesn't erease anything else
OverBit said:
On PC: Download the latest TWRP img File
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Can you download it?
I can't seem to be able to start a download no matter which browser I use...
dimxr said:
Can you download it?
I can't seem to be able to start a download no matter which browser I use...
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Without any problem.
Maybe you be able to download it when i attach it.
Was to big to upload it as img, so I renamed it to .apk,
So don't forget to rename it to .img
Great! So, the procedure begins!

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