[Q] [Cwm recovery] how to uninstall - Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro

Hello, Im new here, well i have xperia neo v rooted on 2.3.4 gingerbread stock kernel and i install the X-parts and i install the Cwm recovery pvypart.
i did it to overclock my device but as i see it cant be on gingerbread. well now i want to uninstall this recovery but i dont know how.. i have search lots of times but nothing found. But as you know about this device have so little interanl memory.. about 225 mb after format, and recovery take 5-10 mb of my memory as I see.. anyway. i realy want to uninstall it but remember, is from x Prart installed, so from rom tool box it can't erase by advances settings..
sorry for my bad language, please help me with that

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Odp: [Q] [Cwm recovery] how to uninstall
As I know you need to unlock bootloader and install custom kernel to overclock CPU. CWM installed by X-Parts is located in /system/bin/ so it doesn't affect /data/ space.
If you want to completely remove it then go to sdcard (/mnt/sdcard/) and find directory 'XParts'. Inside it look for 'backup' directory. Copy all files from this directory to /system/bin/ set permissions to 644 and reboot. Done!
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mati865 said:
As I know you need to unlock bootloader and install custom kernel to overclock CPU. CWM installed by X-Parts is located in /system/bin/ so it doesn't affect /data/ space.
If you want to completely remove it then go to sdcard (/mnt/sdcard/) and find directory 'XParts'. Inside it look for 'backup' directory. Copy all files from this directory to /system/bin/ set permissions to 644 and reboot. Done!
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Well. I cant find coustom kernel. But anyway. On my sdcard there is no xparts folder. Is a folder with the name "clockworkmod" an inside have one backup that i make. What must i do now? And how to change premission?

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AW: [Q] [Cwm recovery] how to uninstall
If you want to overclock your phone you have to unlock your bootloader because you need a custom kernel that supports overclocking. Stock Sony kernel doesn't support overclocking.
You will find custom kernels for gb, ics, jb. If you want to stay with gb you can flash nightelf 10 kernel.
To restore your backup you have saved to your memory card at clockworkmod folder you have to enter cwm. At the point where you did the backup there is an option to restore a backup. Choose this and cwm will list all your backups. Select the one you want to restore and let cwm do his work.
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motorazrv3 said:
If you want to overclock your phone you have to unlock your bootloader because you need a custom kernel that supports overclocking. Stock Sony kernel doesn't support overclocking.
You will find custom kernels for gb, ics, jb. If you want to stay with gb you can flash nightelf 10 kernel.
To restore your backup you have saved to your memory card at clockworkmod folder you have to enter cwm. At the point where you did the backup there is an option to restore a backup. Choose this and cwm will list all your backups. Select the one you want to restore and let cwm do his work.
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yes, i know that stock kernel not support overclockin. on this post i wanna know how to uninstall CWM from x parts. as i see CWM from X-Parts is different from others. i dont know. i will make new post after uninstall the Cwm and install with another way. and for night elf 10 you got a link?.
i cant understand this about backups. you want me to restore my backup from cwm? i make this back with Cwm installed so if i restore nothing gonne change.. explain me pls (Xperia neo v GB 2.3.4 - 4.0.2.A.0.42)

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AW: [Q] [Cwm recovery] how to uninstall
You said you can't over clock at gingerbread and I wrote you can. You can over clock at any android version, you just need a unlocked boot loader because you need to flash a custom kernel.
I don't want you to restore a backup. I thought you didn't know it and that's why I wrote it down.
I don't know how to get rid of xparts. I unlocked my boot loader on my neo v and installed a custom kernel. A custom kernel comes with cwm and root integrated. So now need to spent extra time on it with locked boot loader.
As far as I know xparts is installed temporarily. There are some files at system partition. You just need to delete them and you are done. Just Google some keywords like uninstall xparts. But you need a rooted phone and a file explorer that allows access to system partition. You can use root explorer for example.
Good luck.
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No. I have already unlocked boot loader and rooted phone. And i ask how to delete recovery file from system. Also. I see the atomic gb 5 and i want to try it. If i flash atomic gb5 can i overclock?
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Geodoomer said:
No. I have already unlocked boot loader and rooted phone. And i ask how to delete recovery file from system. Also. I see the atomic gb 5 and i want to try it. If i flash atomic gb5 can i overclock?
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You must flash a custom kernel that supports overclocking! Nightelf 10 is for GB. Use flash tool and flash kernel in fast boot mode.
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motorazrv3 said:
You must flash a custom kernel that supports overclocking! Nightelf 10 is for GB. Use flash tool and flash kernel in fast boot mode.
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hey i have install atomic gb 5. and now im searching for overclock. night elf working on this?? if i over clock my battery draind faster? and please give me a link of NE kernel bechause i cant find it

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Geodoomer said:
hey i have install atomic gb 5. and now im searching for overclock. night elf working on this?? if i over clock my battery draind faster? and please give me a link of NE kernel bechause i cant find it
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2200838
Yes if you over clock your battery will drain faster.
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motorazrv3 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2200838
Yes if you over clock your battery will drain faster.
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okey thank you for that link if i overclock to 1.8ghz, but i stet my cpu to 1ghz will battery drain like before? witch version should i install? v10 or v10.1? and what is the better? full, light or Experimental ? this is my last questions

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and i forget. with a new kernel will change only the cpu? or do anyothers settings on my phone?

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Geodoomer said:
okey thank you for that link if i overclock to 1.8ghz, but i stet my cpu to 1ghz will battery drain like before? witch version should i install? v10 or v10.1? and what is the better? full, light or Experimental ? this is my last questions
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Look here and you will get some answers. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1468043
The difference is the feature that the kernel will offer you. You can say light has got the most common features, full has all features and experimental is something like beta.
Normally the latest kernel should be the best.
If you flash night elf kernel you will be able to over clock the phones cpu to a max value. At the moment I don't know what it is. 1.6 or 1.8 GHz. Most kernels offer 1.6 because higher values aren't stable enough. But if you set the value to standard clock the battery will have the same drain like stock kernel. Maybe it will drain a little lower, depending what voltages are set within the kernel at each CPU clock.
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and i forget. with a new kernel will change only the cpu? or do anyothers settings on my phone?
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If you flash a new kernel to your phone than absolutely nothing will be changed to your ROM. Your rom will stay the same.
You only change the kernel, nothing more.
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motorazrv3 said:
Look here and you will get some answers. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1468043
The difference is the feature that the kernel will offer you. You can say light has got the most common features, full has all features and experimental is something like beta.
Normally the latest kernel should be the best.
If you flash night elf kernel you will be able to over clock the phones cpu to a max value. At the moment I don't know what it is. 1.6 or 1.8 GHz. Most kernels offer 1.6 because higher values aren't stable enough. But if you set the value to standard clock the battery will have the same drain like stock kernel. Maybe it will drain a little lower, depending what voltages are set within the kernel at each CPU clock.
If you flash a new kernel to your phone than absolutely nothing will be changed to your ROM. Your rom will stay the same.
You only change the kernel, nothing more.
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okey man thank you for the help!! but look, 1) i install night elf v10. is overclocked on 1.8Ghz but i set it to 1024Mhz and battery drain more faster anyway. 2) when i install this kernel on first boot wifi not working and SuperSU.APk dont work too, after reboot all that run normaly. 3) And now, how to get it back on stock kernel? (it was saying version kernel 2.6.32.9-perf. [email protected] #1), where to find this kernel?

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Geodoomer said:
okey man thank you for the help!! but look, 1) i install night elf v10. is overclocked on 1.8Ghz but i set it to 1024Mhz and battery drain more faster anyway. 2) when i install this kernel on first boot wifi not working and SuperSU.APk dont work too, after reboot all that run normaly. 3) And now, how to get it back on stock kernel? (it was saying version kernel 2.6.32.9-perf. [email protected] #1), where to find this kernel?
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1. I can't say much because when i got my neo v Sony released ICS for it and I changed to it.
But normally night elf kernel were battery friendly. In thread there is a battery friendly version. You can also set another governor and scheduler, both affect battery drain.
2. Night elf kernel needs special modules. They are in download list.
3. Look at the sticky. There should be a stock kernel. Another way is to flash a ftf file but deselect all and only select kernel to flash.
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motorazrv3 said:
1. I can't say much because when i got my neo v Sony released ICS for it and I changed to it.
But normally night elf kernel were battery friendly. In thread there is a battery friendly version. You can also set another governor and scheduler, both affect battery drain.
2. Night elf kernel needs special modules. They are in download list.
3. Look at the sticky. There should be a stock kernel. Another way is to flash a ftf file but deselect all and only select kernel to flash.
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This site (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1468043) somewhere says:
For return stok modules, download this files and install him with recovery:
042 rom: Neo_042_modules_stock.zip
062 rom: Neo_062_modules_stock.zip
you mean this modules or what?
i am now on atomic gb. can i even use this?
Advanced Stock Kernel Best Battery is a Night elf kernel?
and what is CIFS, NFS that do the kernel friendly with battery?

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Geodoomer said:
This site (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1468043) somewhere says:
For return stok modules, download this files and install him with recovery:
042 rom: Neo_042_modules_stock.zip
062 rom: Neo_062_modules_stock.zip
you mean this modules or what?
i am now on atomic gb. can i even use this?
Advanced Stock Kernel Best Battery is a Night elf kernel?
and what is CIFS, NFS that do the kernel friendly with battery?
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Ok my fault. Nightelf uses own wifi modules, which are integrated into kernel and there is no seperated flash needed.
When you are on nighelf and want to go back to stock kernel, you need to flash working modules again. Thats the two files you mentioned. That are the stock modules that come with sony stock rom.
Yes, you can use nightelf kernel on atomic gb.
Just keep in mind:
GB roms need gb kernels, ics roms need ics kernels and jb roms need jb kernels.
If you dont follow this your phone wont boot.
I am no kernel expert. Look at Unix / linux filesystem and find out yourself what cifs and nfs mean.
There are other kernels for gb you can try:
- [kernel][neo] DOOMKERNEL [no longer maintained]
- [kernel] GALAXIAN [uv] [cwm] [working wifi] [ext4]
- ★[kernel] ♪ ♫ titanium kernel ♪ ♫
- inteks kernel clean oc
- [kernel][neo] nightelf kernel mod for fxp rom/achotjanrom/miui rom/stock (042, 062)
- PWNKERNEL GB
All listed here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1316394
But GB is quite old and support is getting worse.
Yes advanced stock kernel seems to be a nightelf kernel too.