Hello!
How can I wipe Dalvik Cache before install custom ROM, when I dont have advanced option in recovery mode?
Model: Spice Mi-350n
Thanks!
James9 said:
Hello!
How can I wipe Dalvik Cache before install custom ROM, when I dont have advanced option in recovery mode?
Model: Spice Mi-350n
Thanks!
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Do you have a custom recovery such as clockworkmod recovery or TWRP installed? If not the only way to whipe dalvik cache is to do a factory reset in the stock recovery. Before you install a custom ROM you should install a custom recovery.
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shimp208 said:
Do you have a custom recovery such as clockworkmod recovery or TWRP installed?
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no, thanks I will try it...
shimp208 said:
Do you have a custom recovery such as clockworkmod recovery or TWRP installed? If not the only way to whipe dalvik cache is to do a factory reset in the stock recovery. Before you install a custom ROM you should install a custom recovery.
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well, I installed rom manager from clockworkmod, press reboot to recovery mode and I have same menu as before, without that advanced option...
James9 said:
well, I installed rom manager from clockworkmod, press reboot to recovery mode and I have same menu as before, without that advanced option...
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Check out this guide to installing Clockworkmod Recovery for your phone as well as custom ROM's you can put on it. Here is another guide as well for installing a custom ROM make sure you check out the first guide I mentioned though first. Hope this helps .
shimp208 said:
Check out this guide to installing Clockworkmod Recovery for your phone as well as custom ROM's you can put on it. Here is another guide as well for installing a custom ROM make sure you check out the first guide I mentioned though first. Hope this helps .
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well, I was in that forum and created back up of stock ROM and I thought "RECOVERY" part was for recovering ROM, when something went wrong
so thx again and again, I am going on that!
James9 said:
well, I was in that forum and created back up of stock ROM and I thought "RECOVERY" part was for recovering ROM, when something went wrong
so thx again and again, I am going on that!
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No problem man glad to help, but yes "recovery" is for recovering something when something with your ROM goes wrong, but it can also be used for basic maintenance functions such as reformatting things, as well as flashing certain scripts, kernels, mods etc.
shimp208 said:
No problem man glad to help, but yes "recovery" is for recovering something when something with your ROM goes wrong, but it can also be used for basic maintenance functions such as reformatting things, as well as flashing certain scripts, kernels, mods etc.
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so I wiper out everything going on harder part instaling new ROM
it tells me:
finding update package...
opening update package..
verifying update package...
E:No signature
E:verification failed
zip verification failed
zip isnt signed correctly
instalation aborted
it´s this ROM
James9 said:
so I wiper out everything going on harder part instaling new ROM
it tells me:
finding update package...
opening update package..
verifying update package...
E:No signature
E:verification failed
zip verification failed
zip isnt signed correctly
instalation aborted
it´s this ROM
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well I found there option: toggle verification )) and now finally installing
I´m curious what problem will be next
James9 said:
so I wiper out everything going on harder part instaling new ROM
it tells me:
finding update package...
opening update package..
verifying update package...
E:No signature
E:verification failed
zip verification failed
zip isnt signed correctly
instalation aborted
it´s this ROM
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You installed CWM (Clockworkmod Recovery correct?) if you did go under "install zip from sdcard", then "toggle signature verification" and it make sure it says signature check: disabled this should allow you to flash the ROM.
shimp208 said:
You installed CWM (Clockworkmod Recovery correct?) if you did go under "install zip from sdcard", then "toggle signature verification" and it make sure it says signature check: disabled this should allow you to flash the ROM.
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yes, I found out that an now I am trying to download something from Google play, but it doesnt work...
at old ROM I had android market and everything was fine...
can you tell me why doesnt work google play? it only writes downloading and nothing more...
James9 said:
yes, I found out that an now I am trying to download something from Google play, but it doesnt work...
at old ROM I had android market and everything was fine...
can you tell me why doesnt work google play? it only writes downloading and nothing more...
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Try running the fix permission utility in ROM manager, see if that solves your problem. You should also be able to use CWM recovery to fix permissions as well.
shimp208 said:
Try running the fix permission utility in ROM manager, see if that solves your problem. You should also be able to use CWM recovery to fix permissions as well.
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no it didnt help
we can continue here
James9 said:
no it didnt help
we can continue here
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*moved to new discussion thread*
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E: failed to verify whole-file signature
E: signature verification failed
Installation aborted.
It gives me this when I try and backup and when I try to load update.zip on it, what should I do?
d12183 said:
E: failed to verify whole-file signature
E: signature verification failed
Installation aborted.
It gives me this when I try and backup and when I try to load update.zip on it, what should I do?
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are you sure you are in CWM?? On the top does it say ClockWorkMod 2.5.1.0? That and what update.zip are you trying to install?
same errors here... and im definitely in ClockWorkMod...it says latest version is 2.5.1.0
wasupwithuman said:
are you sure you are in CWM?? On the top does it say ClockWorkMod 2.5.1.0? That and what update.zip are you trying to install?
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Yes I'm sure, and I was trying to do the d101 update, and this also shows up when I try and do a backup
If you havent already download Rom Manager and reflash CWM. Soemtimes people tell you to flash an older version then reflash the newest version.
dlongb13 said:
If you havent already download Rom Manager and reflash CWM. Soemtimes people tell you to flash an older version then reflash the newest version.
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Alright I'll try that, and I just realized I can't do the nandroid either because of the same error
dlongb13 said:
If you havent already download Rom Manager and reflash CWM. Soemtimes people tell you to flash an older version then reflash the newest version.
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Whenever I try to install an older version, I get a message saying "An error occurred while downloading your recovery" I've tried it on 3G and Wifi, and I can download other things just fine.
Do you have the update.zip for CWM still on your sdcard? If so reboot into recovery using the power and volume key, it should take you to the Samsung recovery, then go to apply update.zip.
dlongb13 said:
Do you have the update.zip for CWM still on your sdcard? If so reboot into recovery using the power and volume key, it should take you to the Samsung recovery, then go to apply update.zip.
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I just get sent back to CWM and I get the same error. Would removing ROM Manager remove CWM?
In order to have a fully working rom manager, you have to flash the clockworkmod.tar kernal. I was having the exact same issues, I couldn't do a backup or restore. You will have to do odin on your phone.
magicriggs said:
In order to have a fully working rom manager, you have to flash the clockworkmod.tar kernal. I was having the exact same issues, I couldn't do a backup or restore. You will have to do odin on your phone.
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Exactly.
You cannot install CWM without odin / redbend / etc. There are no shortcuts. Just downloading ROM Manager and hoping that you're special or lucky is not enough to make this work.
Follow the instructions.
I guess I had assumes he had already done that.
Hello all, new user here.
I am trying to install a custom ROM on my Samsung Galaxy SII and am really stuck.
I have rooted the phone, installed ROM Manager and flashed Clockwork MOD Recovery, but when I try to backup my current ROM I see this:
- Initializing package...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
E: Failed to verify whole-file signature
E: Signature verification failed
Installation aborted.
I have options to:
reboot system now
apply update from sd card
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
Does anyone know why this is happening and what I can do to fix it? I am dying to install my new ROM :-(
Any help/advise you can give me will be much appreciated.
skincla
You don't have CWM recovery, that's stock recovery.
skincla said:
Hello all, new user here.
I am trying to install a custom ROM on my Samsung Galaxy SII and am really stuck.
I have rooted the phone, installed ROM Manager and flashed Clockwork MOD Recovery, but when I try to backup my current ROM I see this:
- Initializing package...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
E: Failed to verify whole-file signature
E: Signature verification failed
Installation aborted.
I have options to:
reboot system now
apply update from sd card
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
Does anyone know why this is happening and what I can do to fix it? I am dying to install my new ROM :-(
Any help/advise you can give me will be much appreciated.
skincla
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+1. I have the same problem, flashed cwm, did a backup but wasn't taking any notice of the system, later after a few mods trying to sort my calendar out i reverted to my backup to find it didn't bckup at all.
I've emailed the developers but that was 4days ago, still no reply. I wad gona post here but seen as i'm a newbie I get little too no reply if i post.
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oinkylicious said:
You don't have CWM recovery, that's stock recovery.
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what's the difference? I thought having cwm installed would automatically work just like any other app..
I'm rooted, using a stock ROM (I'd change it if I got cwm to work), firmware KI8.
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check this out
www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-i...-and-how-to-use-it-on-android-complete-guide/
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For what its worth.. I tried restoring a backup using RM and ended up in "android system recovery" instead of CWM, and also got installation aborted. After a reboot I ended up in CWM and the restore finished. Strange stuff..
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The question for post one is as always .
Does the instructions for the custom rom install say install via Rom Manager .
No idea what the rom is so cannot check .
Most of them say root kernel with Chainfires CWM and root Kernel and flash rom via CWM .
jje
JJEgan said:
The question for post one is as always .
Does the instructions for the custom rom install say install via Rom Manager .
No idea what the rom is so cannot check .
Most of them say root kernel with Chainfires CWM and root Kernel and flash rom via CWM .
jje
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Hi JJE,
I want to install SensatioN ROM (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194765)
The kernal is installed using Odin, the ROM is installed using Rom Manager.
Skincla
oinkylicious said:
You don't have CWM recovery, that's stock recovery.
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How do I get CWM Recovery working?
skincla said:
How do I get CWM Recovery working?
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You need to flash a kernel that has CWM. This is usually done via Odin or Heimdall. Once you get CWM recovery on your phone you'll be set to flash zip files for ROMs and whatnot.
If you don't know how to flash the kernel.. start at the beginning and read a helpful guide or instructions. Sorry on my phone now and don't have any links handy..
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skincla said:
Hi JJE,
I want to install SensatioN ROM (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194765)
The kernal is installed using Odin, the ROM is installed using Rom Manager.
Skincla
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FIRST PAGE SAYS .
If you install for the first time SensatioN ROM, I recommend you to use the WIPE version. The NO WIPE version should be used if you are already on SensatioN ROM or on other fully deodexed ROM.
Before you install SensatioN ROM, make sure that you have CF-ROOT kernel installed on your phone, or ninphetamine.
Steps to install CF-ROOT kernel:
1.Download the kernel from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...8&d=1312203859
2.Power off phone, and enter in DOWNLOAD MODE
3.Put the downloaded zip into PDA section of ODIN, and flash it
4.Let the phone reboot
Steps to install the ROM:
1.Copy the ROM file on your SD card
2.Reboot you Phone into CWM
3.Navigate to Install Zip from SD Card
4.Select Choose ZIP from SD Card
5.Select SensatioN_ROM_by_CRYSIS_i9100_(no)wipe.zip
6.Wait until the ROM is installed and reboot your Phone.
7.If you have any bootloops with the NO WIPE version, you will probably need WIPE .
No mention of ROM MANAGER here maybe you have other instructions or its the usual ??
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jje
@ OP
Have you tried "Toggle signature verfication check" in CWM?
So i did a quick search and couldnt really find anything on the Q&A forums about this...so here goes
i just installed the UCLD3 kernel no problem on my i717. however when i go into CWM and try to install the new CM9 mod that is posted in development i get "signature verification failed". I cant find any way to disable signature verification (since even in the title of the thread it SAYS its unsigned, and i understand that) so that it will install anyway.
what can i do?
p.s. hello forums. first post although i peruse these forums all the time
One of two things
In clockwork there should be an option to toggle signature verification if I'm not mistaken
Or you have a bad download
But I'm pretty sure its the first
Look in advanced in CWM
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in my old kernel i had an advanced tab in CWM, but since i just updated to UCLD3 now there is no advanced button. i only have
reboot system
apply update from external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from cache
and thats it. its probably not the download since they already say its "unsigned". I just dont know how to get CWM to not check for the signature...
is CWM independent of the kernel and i can reinstall it or is there another way?
jayRokk said:
One of two things
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Ahhh but alas my good sir, there is a third possibility (see below)
kurnis said:
in my old kernel i had an advanced tab in CWM, but since i just updated to UCLD3 now there is no advanced button. i only have
reboot system
apply update from external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from cache
and thats it. its probably not the download since they already say its "unsigned". I just dont know how to get CWM to not check for the signature...
is CWM independent of the kernel and i can reinstall it or is there another way?
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Yes, cwm.is seperate from the kernel, what you have if 3e recovery (stock recovery)
NOT cwm at all.
Grab cwm here
You'll want the Odin flashable version.
Happy flashing
studacris said:
Ahhh but alas my good sir, there is a third possibility
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Always good to learn something new
i have problem too
kurnis said:
So i did a quick search and couldnt really find anything on the Q&A forums about this...so here goes
i just installed the UCLD3 kernel no problem on my i717. however when i go into CWM and try to install the new CM9 mod that is posted in development i get "signature verification failed". I cant find any way to disable signature verification (since even in the title of the thread it SAYS its unsigned, and i understand that) so that it will install anyway.
what can i do?
p.s. hello forums. first post although i peruse these forums all the time
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I have problem like subject... proccess install 4.0.4 in galaxy note only E:signatur verification failed
phitoosh said:
I have problem like subject... proccess install 4.0.4 in galaxy note only E:signatur verification failed
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then your solution is likely the same...
If you have CWM, then toggle "off" signature verification.
If you have 3e recovery, then you need to install CWM recovery......http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584576
If you already have CWM recovery, and you have turned "off" signature verification in the recovery and still the verification fails, then you have a bad download copy.......g
gregsarg said:
then your solution is likely the same...
If you have CWM, then toggle "off" signature verification.
If you have 3e recovery, then you need to install CWM recovery......http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584576
If you already have CWM recovery, and you have turned "off" signature verification in the recovery and still the verification fails, then you have a bad download copy.......g
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If you have CWM, get TWRP.
goresick said:
If you have CWM, get TWRP.
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LOL....
awesome plug.....:good::highfive:
goresick said:
If you have CWM, get TWRP.
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Ya know, I'm almost convinced.
I'm in the process of flashing CM11 from JellyBeans, and am stuck booting into recovery mode. I attempted to flash the latest CM11 nightly release using TWRP recovery 2.5.0, which failed. I then tried to reboot and it said that I had "lost root permissions" and asked if I wanted to fix them, which I agreed to. Now it will only boot into the TWRP recovery mode.
Here is the text from when I try to flash the file.
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip '/external_sdcard/cm-11-20131230-NIGHTLY-i605.zip'
Error flashing zip '/external_sdcard/cm-11-20131230-NIGHTLY-i605.zip'
Updating partition details...
[with a bold red FAILED below this text box]
Any ideas on why it won't flash, and what it will take to fix it in this state?
Slovedon said:
I'm in the process of flashing CM11 from JellyBeans, and am stuck booting into recovery mode. I attempted to flash the latest CM11 nightly release using TWRP recovery 2.5.0, which failed. I then tried to reboot and it said that I had "lost root permissions" and asked if I wanted to fix them, which I agreed to. Now it will only boot into the TWRP recovery mode.
Here is the text from when I try to flash the file.
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 check: no MD5 file found.
E: Error executing updater binary in zip '/external_sdcard/cm-11-20131230-NIGHTLY-i605.zip'
Error flashing zip '/external_sdcard/cm-11-20131230-NIGHTLY-i605.zip'
Updating partition details...
FAILED
Any ideas on why it won't flash, and what it will take to fix it in this state?
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Update your recovery
Whats the best way to update to CWM recovery? I'm still a bit inexperienced with all this, since this is my first android.
Flash latest CWM
Slovedon said:
Whats the best way to update to CWM recovery? I'm still a bit inexperienced with all this, since this is my first android.
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The easiest way is to install ROM Manager from the play store and run it.
Slovedon said:
Whats the best way to update to CWM recovery? I'm still a bit inexperienced with all this, since this is my first android.
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You can download the latest zip (6.0.4.3) and flash in your current recovery, or use a tool from the market place. Something like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.mkrtchyan.recoverytools&hl=en
UserNotNamed said:
The easiest way is to install ROM Manager from the play store and run it.
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I am only able to access recovery mode, so (unless I'm missing something) the Play store options are out.
jcollier said:
You can download the latest zip (6.0.4.3) and flash in your current recovery, or use a tool from the market place. Something like this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.mkrtchyan.recoverytools&hl=en
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So I can just flash the 6.0.4.3 zip just as I would a ROM? Also, this link only supplies a .img file. Where can I find the .zip?
Slovedon said:
I am only able to access recovery mode, so (unless I'm missing something) the Play store options are out.
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Have to tried flashing your previous ROM back onto your device? You do still have it on your sdcard, right?
UserNotNamed said:
Have to tried flashing your previous ROM back onto your device? You do still have it on your sdcard, right?
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Unfortunately no. Rookie mistake, I guess
Slovedon said:
Unfortunately no. Rookie mistake, I guess
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Live and learn! :good:
We have all been there. Always make a backup before flashing anything.
I also was not able to flash CM11 using TWRP... Assuming you can transfer files to your SD Card (microsd adapter maybe?) try flashing a 4.2 touchwiz based rom and see if that gets your phone to boot. Once you are back on, download the ROM Manager app and use it to install CWM. Then reboot into recovery (it will now be CWM) and flash CM11. Make sure you have the correct google apps zip as well.
Question... did you wipe memory/cache?
I wanted to update the OS of my i5500. I first tried the method here but the phone got stuck in bootloop. Then, I attempted to install the version here. Still bootloop. Can you guys help me? I can't use my phone anymore.
Flash the recovery (CWM) again and format /system , /data and /cache . Then flash the packages mentioned in the second link (which is better than the first, if you ask me).
Vagelis1608 said:
Flash the recovery (CWM) again and format /system , /data and /cache . Then flash the packages mentioned in the second link (which is better than the first, if you ask me).
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Just did it. Still bootloop.
mertcanhekim said:
Just did it. Still bootloop.
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Try flashing CM11 from madteam.co
I'm having difficulty finding the right version of CM11 for my phone since madteam.co is inaccessable due to database errors. Do you know somewhere else I can download it?
Vagelis1608 said:
Try flashing CM11 from madteam.co
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Madteam.co is no more
mertcanhekim said:
I'm having difficulty finding the right version of CM11 for my phone since madteam.co is inaccessable due to database errors. Do you know somewhere else I can download it?
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Found some days ago a mirror, there are links to Google Drive pages with CM11 and Gapps here
http://vinloren.blogspot.it/?m=1
Inviato dal mio Nexus 5 con Tapatalk 2
jacomail95 said:
Found some days ago a mirror, there are links to Google Drive pages with CM11 and Gapps here
http://vinloren.blogspot.it/?m=1
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Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
E:Error in /sdcard/cm-11.0.0-GT-I5500-galaxy5.zip
(Status 0)
Installation aborted.
I did not understand how to use recovery-clockworkmod-6.0.5.2 so I tried installing with ClockworkMod-Galaxy5-v0.7 . Most likely that is why it failed.
What am I supposed to do with recovery-clockworkmod-6.0.5.2 file? It's not in .tar format so Odin does not accept it. The page is not in English and I did not understand.
mertcanhekim said:
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
E:Error in /sdcard/cm-11.0.0-GT-I5500-galaxy5.zip
(Status 0)
Installation aborted.
I did not understand how to use recovery-clockworkmod-6.0.5.2 so I tried installing with ClockworkMod-Galaxy5-v0.7 . Most likely that is why it failed.
What am I supposed to do with recovery-clockworkmod-6.0.5.2 file? It's not in .tar format so Odin does not accept it. The page is not in English and I did not understand.
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It's flashable. Flash it in recovery. Then reboot into recovery (so that the new recovery gets loaded).
Also, you have to flash it in order to able to use the ROM.
Vagelis1608 said:
It's flashable. Flash it in recovery. Then reboot into recovery (so that the new recovery gets loaded).
Also, you have to flash it in order to able to use the ROM.
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I understood very little from that. You mean I need another recovery? I know only clockworkmod that is applicable to my phone.
mertcanhekim said:
I understood very little from that. You mean I need another recovery? I know only clockworkmod that is applicable to my phone.
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You have an old CWM. Using that old CWM install the flashable zip of the new CWM then reboot. Simple
mertcanhekim said:
I understood very little from that. You mean I need another recovery? I know only clockworkmod that is applicable to my phone.
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Flash clockwordmod-6.0.5.2 in recovery (like a ROM). Then reboot. Then flash the ROM.
jacomail95 said:
You have an old CWM. Using that old CWM install the flashable zip of the new CWM then reboot. Simple
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Thanks. When you put it that way I understood clearly.
I installed CM11 and this time instead of the word Android the Cyanogenmod logo appeared and for a second I thought it really worked. Then, the scumbag phone decided to go into a bootloop.
:crying:
mertcanhekim said:
Thanks. When you put it that way I understood clearly.
I installed CM11 and this time instead of the word Android the Cyanogenmod logo appeared and for a second I thought it really worked. Then, the scumbag phone decided to go into a bootloop.
:crying:
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Did you wipe /data after flashing the ROM?
Vagelis1608 said:
Did you wipe /data after flashing the ROM?
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I wiped data, wiped cache, and wiped dalvik cache all BEFORE flashing the ROM. I was supposed to do it after? Wouldn't that delete the installed data of the ROM?
I tried wiping data AFTER flashing the ROM. It bootloops the exact same way.
mertcanhekim said:
I tried wiping data AFTER flashing the ROM. It bootloops the exact same way.
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How did you get into recovery?
Vagelis1608 said:
How did you get into recovery?
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You mean AFTER flashing the Rom? I was already in recovery to flash the Rom so I wiped /data before rebooting. Was I supposed to reboot first?
mertcanhekim said:
You mean AFTER flashing the Rom? I was already in recovery to flash the Rom so I wiped /data before rebooting. Was I supposed to reboot first?
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No. After the bootloop, how did you get in recovery?
Vagelis1608 said:
No. After the bootloop, how did you get in recovery?
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1- I loaded clockworkmod 6.0.1.2 with Odin
2- I flashed clockworkmod 6.0.5.2
3- I wiped data, cache, and dalvik cache
4- I flashed CM11 again
5- I wiped data again
6- Rebooted
Bootloop happened once more.