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i have a CF-ROOT with KF3.
i flashed lightening rom and lost the CWM that i got with CF-ROOT..i only know how to use the CWM wasnt able to use the ROM Manager.
plz can someone suggest some custom rom that would have cwm preinstalled like the cf-root and wouldnt need a factory wipe.
Sorry for being such a noob.
plz help.
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Just flash the CF root again, it will come back
Regards.
i tried doing that with lightening rom installed...but it doesn't come back..so i had to use my previous nandroid backup to retyrn to square 1
i'm looking for a rom that wouldnt wipe my data and wouldnt cause me to lose CWM..
would this work (the no wipe version)..??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1194765
i'm currently running kf3 with CF-Root.
and also plz advise what all mods can i use with my firmware to change the green indicators n battery signs n all that stuff..
Thanks.
sarthakmttl said:
i have a CF-ROOT with KF3.
i flashed lightening rom and lost the CWM that i got with CF-ROOT..i only know how to use the CWM wasnt able to use the ROM Manager.
plz can someone suggest some custom rom that would have cwm preinstalled like the cf-root and wouldnt need a factory wipe.
Sorry for being such a noob.
plz help.
Regards,
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no need to worry its not a big problem, the reason you lost your CWM is because the kernal which comes with ligtening rom doesnt hav CWM. you can install a kernal with CWM like speedmod's kernal
sarthakmttl said:
and also plz advise what all mods can i use with my firmware to change the green indicators n battery signs n all that stuff..
Thanks.
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if u install litening rom by default the battery mod is applied incase you need a different mod take a look at this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15648265&postcount=3
Hi ,
I have a galaxy sII i9100g And i Flashed a kernel i went into cwm and Backed up the stock rom So if i flash a rom can i restore the stock rom's Backup ik i can do it with custom roms i dont know if i can with Custom ROms so yeah Please Andser
you can backup/restore both stock/ custom roms, the default will restore the whole backup replcaing the existing one, you can make advanced restore to restore specific backup.
well i restore many times if iam not happy wiv the custum rom so yes u can restore back but hav a proper backup and don wipe the whole phone as the backup goes off sometimes.
xGeekyKiidx said:
Hi ,
I have a galaxy sII i9100g And i Flashed a kernel i went into cwm and Backed up the stock rom So if i flash a rom can i restore the stock rom's Backup ik i can do it with custom roms i dont know if i can with Custom ROms so yeah Please Andser
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Yea you can restore your stock rom any time with Cwm recovery. As long as you have cwm recovery in your new custom rom you can acess your backups. So be sure you flash cwm recovery on your custom rom btw most of rom's come with cwm so you don't have to worry if not you can flash cwm recovery from odin too. Just search on google about cwm touch
Hope it helped you.
Thanks me i my words are helpfull.
Thanks You All cuz im not happy with this rom i wanted to go back..thanks again
xGeekyKiidx said:
Thanks You All cuz im not happy with this rom i wanted to go back..thanks again
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As far as my expereriance, after restoring a ROM form your backup it is always a good idea to wipe Cache and dalvik cache befor rebooting. (not the factory reset..that will wipe your applications this you do before restoring only)
how will you restore to stock via CWM if CWM is via a rooted kernel .
It will be a non stock kernel .
jje
JJEgan said:
how will you restore to stock via CWM if CWM is via a rooted kernel .
It will be a non stock kernel .
jje
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I think here everybody meant by "Stock" is the first ROM which was there in the phone..no matter its rooted with a custom kernel.....
zaheedahmed said:
I think here everybody meant by "Stock" is the first ROM which was there in the phone..no matter its rooted with a custom kernel.....
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But its not original and voids warranty if restored was my point .
Far easier to grab a download of the original rom .
OP did say stock rom and not custom rom so the answer is as always not via CWM its no longer a stock rom once rooted .
jje
hey guys.. i am on stock ics rom , unrooted. and i am going to flash cm10.1 on my s2, but am really confused, in some videos on youtube to root and get cwm they use cfroot wid the basband versions.. should i follow the method? and then flash cm10.1.? but in the cm 10.1 thread its mentioned to use the kernel specifed in the thread. but in the thread there are no baseband versions just a single .tar file... what should i do.. call me a noob but please help..! how should i proceed.. ?
Siddheshpatil said:
hey guys.. i am on stock ics rom , unrooted. and i am going to flash cm10.1 on my s2, but am really confused, in some videos on youtube to root and get cwm they use cfroot wid the basband versions.. should i follow the method? and then flash cm10.1.? but in the cm 10.1 thread its mentioned to use the kernel specifed in the thread. but in the thread there are no baseband versions just a single .tar file... what should i do.. call me a noob but please help..! how should i proceed.. ?
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I think you are misunderstanding some things.. You must first root your phone with cf-root AND THEN, you must flash the Rom with the specified kernel. But you can take a shortcut by flashing siyah kernel. You don't need to rely on baseband version.
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riro1612 said:
I think you are misunderstanding some things.. You must first root your phone with cf-root AND THEN, you must flash the Rom with the specified kernel. But you can take a shortcut by flashing siyah kernel. You don't need to rely on baseband version.
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okay .. so here is what i will be doing..
1> root my phone using the cf root method,(that will be giving me cwm and root)
2> get into the recovery mode and flash cm 10.1.
3> wipe and clear the cache
4> install g apps..
5> install siyah kernel via recovery (the zip.)
6> reboot...
cool enough? should i proceed?
Siddheshpatil said:
okay .. so here is what i will be doing..
1> root my phone using the cf root method,(that will be giving me cwm and root)
2> get into the recovery mode and flash cm 10.1.
3> wipe and clear the cache
4> install g apps..
5> install siyah kernel via recovery (the zip.)
6> reboot...
cool enough? should i proceed?
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No. Did you read the first post on the CM10.1 Thread?
You have to be running an ics stock rom and then root it.
Afterwards you can then proceed to flash CM10.1.
Kenrokks said:
No. Did you read the first post on the CM10.1 Thread?
You have to be running an ics stock rom and then root it.
Afterwards you can then proceed to flash CM10.1.
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okay so according to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118693
- am on stock ics rom
- i'll flash this kernel via odin and root via superoneclick
-then get into recovery mode and flash cm10.1 and the gapps..
-then wipe and clear the cache..
- reboot.
now am i going correct?
btw my query is cf-root kernels they have mentioned kernel versions.. and in the thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118693) they havent mentioned any.. wont that be a issue?
Don't use Siyah Kernel with CM10.1! Doesn't work!
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Siddheshpatil said:
okay so according to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118693
- am on stock ics rom
- i'll flash this kernel via odin and root via superoneclick
-then get into recovery mode and flash cm10.1 and the gapps..
-then wipe and clear the cache..
- reboot.
now am i going correct?
btw my query is cf-root kernels they have mentioned kernel versions.. and in the thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1118693) they havent mentioned any.. wont that be a issue?
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Hey ma8 first use the siyah kernel v4.1.5 or v5.0.1(tar file for ODIN) form PC ODIN to root ur phone, to get a wrk'ng latest CWM recovery on ur phone
then follow the install instruction given in the CM10.1 thread to install the same, the CM10.1 rom comes with its own kernel that will replace siyah after install
Sun90 said:
Hey ma8 first use the siyah kernel v4.1.5 or v5.0.1(tar file for ODIN) form PC ODIN to root ur phone, to get a wrk'ng latest CWM recovery on ur phone
then follow the install instruction given in the CM10.1 thread to install the same, the CM10.1 rom comes with its own kernel that will replace siyah after install
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so you mean to say that flashing the siyah kernal will directly give me root? Or will i have to use super one click app after flashing the kernel to gain root? One more thing have you tried the method you gave?
Yes it will, no need for any super one click. Once uve flashed siyah, reboot in recovery (which will now be cwm recovery), make a nandroid before you flash anything. Would be a good idea to back up your apps using titanium backup, your sms msgs with an app like sms backup and restore etc. Then proceed to flash the rom, gapps, make wipes etc.
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Siddheshpatil said:
so you mean to say that flashing the siyah kernal will directly give me root? Or will i have to use super one click app after flashing the kernel to gain root? One more thing have you tried the method you gave?
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Yes, siyah will directly give u root and no need for 'Super one click' ma8
yes its the tried and trusted method by me to root lot of my friends phones successfully
Sun90 said:
Yes, siyah will directly give u root and no need for 'Super one click' ma8
yes its the tried and trusted method by me to root lot of my friends phones successfully
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Thanks bro will be flashing, just curious.. it's mentioned that there is a volume bug in cm10 and 10.1 and people say the output aint' that good... what do you say about that?
Hayth said:
Yes it will, no need for any super one click. Once uve flashed siyah, reboot in recovery (which will now be cwm recovery), make a nandroid before you flash anything. Would be a good idea to back up your apps using titanium backup, your sms msgs with an app like sms backup and restore etc. Then proceed to flash the rom, gapps, make wipes etc.
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hittd the thanks! .. i dont think i'll need to backup.. my device is new and blank...wid the stock stuff.
Siddheshpatil said:
Thanks bro will be flashing, just curious.. it's mentioned that there is a volume bug in cm10 and 10.1 and people say the output aint' that good... what do you say about that?
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its a known bug for now ma8, may be future updates will address the issue
Siddheshpatil said:
hittd the thanks! .. i dont think i'll need to backup.. my device is new and blank...wid the stock stuff.
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Its always gd to have a nandroid backup.. Just in case.
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riro1612 said:
I think you are misunderstanding some things.. You must first root your phone with cf-root AND THEN, you must flash the Rom with the specified kernel. But you can take a shortcut by flashing siyah kernel. You don't need to rely on baseband version.
Sent with my homing pigeon
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AND THEN... the yellow triangle.
I used this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37149820 to root, but now I need CWM, I have stock recovery. So if someone could point me to CWM to flash over this or with this, I can't find it.
Thanks.
This question has appeared about a million times in forums.. Use the browser of the forum and you will find your answer easily.
sirkula said:
I used this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37149820 to root, but now I need CWM, I have stock recovery. So if someone could point me to CWM to flash over this or with this, I can't find it.
Thanks.
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You had no need to follow that guide, its bollocks and is only needed if you want to use stock recovery.
Instead just simply flash Siyah kernel v6 beta4 via ODIN and then that will give you root, cwm, super user and good stable kernel.
Flash siyah you will get amazing features like dual Booting, overclocking and advanced cwm
http://gokhanmoral.com
Or if you want original version then
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
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TheATHEiST said:
Instead just simply flash Siyah kernel v6 beta4 via ODIN and then that will give you root, cwm, super user and good stable kernel.
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Can I flash Siyah over this root that I have already? And must I use Odin or can I use stock recovery to flash (ZIP (For CWM-based Recovery))?
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I have exactly the same problem.
First I tried flashing Philz kernel. But after flashing I was stuck in the boot screen. So I tried flashing Siyah (stable, not beta), but after the blinking Siyah logo at startup the phone just turned off. Only way out, wiping data/factory reset.
So I went back to 4.0.3 and then reflashed stock 4.1.2 and rooted with the method posted by the OP.
I would really prefer to flash Siyah. But I don't want to wipe... Any suggestions?
Thanks.
sirkula said:
Can I flash Siyah over this root that I have already? And must I use Odin or can I use stock recovery to flash (ZIP (For CWM-based Recovery))?
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You can Flash siyah over your existing root... Use odin to flash
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Well, I could flash Siyah beta4. I guess there was some problem with the stable version...
Omaxe said:
Or if you want original version then
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
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^^^ Ignore that. Rom manager is not properley compatible with I9100 and using it to flash kernels with result in unbootable system and having to manually flash kernel again via ODIN.
Just flash Siyah v6 beta 4 via ODIN.
Im currently using the Philz touch recovery and wondering if i can keep it and still flash the Dorimanx kernel?
U cannot permanently replace the recovery of Dmanx Kernel.. but, yu can flash a temporary touch version of philz recovery from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1840223 wnenever you wanna use that recovery..
But, It would be laborious to do that each and every time you need to flash domething..Hit Thanks If i`ve helped..
And BTW, Don post Que like this in Android Development.. Post in Q&A Section..
Okay, thanks for your help and the link. Ill simplify things and just use the recovery the kernel comes with
I always flash my dorimanx kernel everytime I apply an update. I can flash it even using philz or any CWM recovery