I wonder that is cwm working if we have the same chip cpu but deferent model? For example, there are two devices such as vonino spirit S and pipo. Those are on rockchip R3066..can we install the same recovery? ? Thanks
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menglim said:
I wonder that is cwm working if we have the same chip cpu but deferent model? For example, there are two devices such as vonino spirit S and pipo. Those are on rockchip R3066..can we install the same recovery? ? Thanks
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if that was the case they'd just merge galaxy s4 and htc one's forums together
menglim said:
I wonder that is cwm working if we have the same chip cpu but deferent model? For example, there are two devices such as vonino spirit S and pipo. Those are on rockchip R3066..can we install the same recovery? ? Thanks
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Unfortunately you can't because of the different partition layouts of the device and the fact that ever device has it's own unique recovery.fstab which tells the recovery where to mount the /data partition, /cache partition etc. so that operations such installing files, and wiping partitions can occur. If your interested in getting Clockworkmod Recovery on your device I would recommend taking a look at this guide on porting Clockworkmod Recovery to a new device.
Thank you....I will see this guide
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Can Clockwork Mod be installed on the SGS2 too enable backups etc???
I'm not a complete noob when it comes to Android, but am new to Samsung devices and just want a easy way to backup and restore before I start messing with themes kernels etc etc
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Not until it has been added to the supported devices for CWM. Each device is different, different boot sectors, different partition sizes and a fair few other bits. Each one has to be supported, and as of yet, CWM does not support SGS II.
Hopefully soon it will
Still no Rom manager compatible with SG2 ????....
Short answer: no
Long answer:no!
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This is sad. i been using Rom manager since nexus1 n nexus S..
Btw, is there any way to backup current Rom before flaming update Rom?
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Btw, is there any way to backup current Rom before flaming update Rom?
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No, but all the firmware is available in the dev forum guide section
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Just to check will all data be lost after flashing a new firmware ?
shlomo78 said:
Still no Rom manager compatible with SG2 ????....
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Phone not yet a month old .
Donate SGS 2 to CWM team and i am sure they will get a move on .
jje
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Just to check will all data be lost after flashing a new firmware ?
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If you follow the instructions properly, you will not lose any apps or user data.
Can i duble boot my INTL player 5 4.0.4 with 2.5.6? how?
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isitan said:
Can i duble boot my INTL player 5 4.0.4 with 2.5.6? how?
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hmmm i thought that system partition of SGP was too small for two systems to coexist.
It's virtually impossible.
also, this thread would fit in Q&A section or general discussion.
Couldn't you use your external SD Card assuming that you've got one big enough?
The external sdcard isn't the /system partition.
The ROMs each have a seperate /system and /data partition (at least on my O2X) so both of them combined might be too big for the partition.
Take a look here. Its the O2X thread on Dual Booting. I recommend reading it so you can understand the basics.
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The external sdcard isn't the /system partition.
The ROMs each have a seperate /system and /data partition (at least on my O2X) so both of them combined might be too big for the partition.
Take a look here. Its the O2X thread on Dual Booting. I recommend reading it so you can understand the basics.
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Thanks, I never new you could dual boot ROMs without an app like Boot Manager.
Where can I get CWM Recovery for Samsung Galaxy S Advance?
I heard rumors, but I could not find the download link.
Thanks in advance!!!
Galaxy S advance dont have CWM it have TWRP u can try to port CWM by antsm for galaxy ace 2
I know it has twrp but i know what i saw. But anyway, i can t flash cwm from ace cuz the phones are different
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Hi guys, since there's no dedicated section for this smartphone, I've created an index
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33020762
hope it helps.
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I know it has twrp but i know what i saw. But anyway, i can t flash cwm from ace cuz the phones are different
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Just use TWRP then it should be just as good if not better than CWM
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I managed to find a CWM Recovery for Galaxy S Advance, googling it will come up with several results (can't post link),
But I have a problem. Trying to flash the .zip from SD card will start the installation, it says the recovery is replaced with CWM Recovery, and then the phone just turns off. Turning the phone on againg and entering the recovery shows I'm still in the original recovery (Android system recovery (3e)).
The problem is that this seems to prohibit me from flashing custom ROM-s form SD.
Any ideas?
Good new ACE user's, found 100% working TWRP and CWM6 for our device
Cheers,
TomorrowLand_Ace
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Are you sure, because the original developer section is several Custom recovery for our Ace model ported from Gio and not everything although it can be installed, but some items do not work as a USB mass storage and full wipe the problem of recovery.
Hello!
can any one conform this by any chance ? not seen any working version of this and don't want brick my device for a recovery ?
thanks
welshdroo said:
can any one conform this by any chance ? not seen any working version of this and don't want brick my device for a recovery ?
thanks
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Look to original thread
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Everything Its working , you wont brick your ace
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can any one conform this by any chance ? not seen any working version of this and don't want brick my device for a recovery ?
thanks
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CWM 6.0.3.2 working fine with S5830. But my Galaxy Ace S5830 is now showing Galaxy Gio S5660 in start screen
You can change it though
I will rebuild it in a few days and make some changes
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I will rebuild it in a few days and make some changes
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going to try it thx for sharing
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I will rebuild it in a few days and make some changes
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Any news for rebuild this recovery?
For now, no new. Very busy with my first job, but working on this project.
my ext is ext3. I read that the cwm is ext4 only. IS that a problem?
I've made a cwm back of my cm9 rom using cwm 5.0.2.6: when I change my ext 3 to ext4, can i still use my cm9 backup to restore using cwm?
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my ext is ext3. I read that the cwm is ext4 only. IS that a problem?
I've made a cwm back of my cm9 rom using cwm 5.0.2.6: when I change my ext 3 to ext4, can i still use my cm9 backup to restore using cwm?
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Almost all roms are in ext4 file system. Btw, cwm works on all roms. It is px recovery that only supports ext4 roms. You can easily restore your backup, don't worry.
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thanks for the replies. how do i know of the rom i have in my backup (cm9 final 3 from maclaw) uses ext 3 or ext4?
DutchArjo said:
thanks for the replies. how do i know of the rom i have in my backup (cm9 final 3 from maclaw) uses ext 3 or ext4?
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Extract the rom using winzip, etc., & see what file format you get.
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Extract the rom using winzip, etc., & see what file format you get.
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are you still working on it dude??
nizar.nasani said:
are you still working on it dude??
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Working on what ?
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nizar.nasani said:
are you still working on it dude??
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Still working no sucess for now ;s
Edit: Still learning android (its too damn difficult to learn alone xD)
Cheers,
TomorrowLand_Ace
TomorrowLand_Ace said:
Still working no sucess for now ;s
Edit: Still learning android (its too damn difficult to learn alone xD)
Cheers,
TomorrowLand_Ace
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Thanks man for your efforts.God Bless....:good:
Which recovery works best for our ace?
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CWM Or TWRP Or PX RECOVERY........
It worked well till now i cant flash any rom cause it shows me getprop (ro.product.x) assert failed and then status 7
I'm on twrp stable 2
Pls help
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Hello All I have a noob question. There is a ClockworkMod recovery for a phone that is very similar to the phone I have they are the same brand almost the same chipset. The phone with the working recovery uses a Snapdragon 401 chipset my phone uses a Snapdragon 400 chipset. They also have the same partition tables supposedly. My question is will that recovery brick my phone if i flash it has a test? I realize that this is a pretty generic question but I just want to get to know a little bit more about how recoveries are associated with hardware.
I tried to learn and compile my own recovery image but then I realize I don't have a Linux box.
Thank you for any responses excuse my noobishness.
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Use a custom boot on the PC and boot it to Linux operating system
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